Demanding White Pride In the UK - with @ElBadgerro & @theLionHeart03

1:44Ian MalcolmWell, alright, everybody. I normally like to wait and see if we can't get one of our friendly, familiar co-hosts up here. Prior to launching the space, but, not sure if they're perhaps a moment or two behind. not sure if that's, your mic, Uncle Badger, but if we could try to keep, the microphones kinda on and off as speaking, that'd be awesome just for the, the listeners. And↗

2:07Ian MalcolmI don't know where that's coming from. And, I just wanna thank everybody for taking the, taking the time to, to join in here. I wanna thank the speakers that are up here with us. certainly gonna make sure that this is a conversation that is open to anybody and everybody. But before we do, I wanna make sure that the, kind of guest, of honor, if you will, that they get a chance to share some of their thoughts, their takes on the world, especially as we see the Reform Party and other,↗

2:35Ian Malcolmlet's United Kingdom, with individuals starting to look around and maybe be a little bit flustered with the realities of mass migration in an unfettered fashion. ag-again, English blood, not sure if the microphone's, acting up for you, but, if we could try to, try to keep the hot mics as minimized as we could, that'd be awesome.↗

2:55Ian MalcolmWell, maybe, maybe not. Sorry, sorry. We'll, we'll, we'll do as, as solid a job as we can with everybody if, if, you're new to the concept, in the bottom left, it's gonna say the, microphone on and off button just for the listeners, if we could try to keep those minimized, it'd be awesome while, in between speakers. And look, I don't mean to hog the stage, so certainly happy to turn it over. it was requested that, that we host this Maybe just giving a little bit of background on yourself, introducing your efforts here on X, your, let's say, involvement in politics, whether that's in a formal or informal fashion, and, we'll take the conversation from there. If anybody wants, feel free request a mic. Certainly gonna hold a Q&A probably in about thirty to forty-five minutes after we get through a little bit of a presentation. And, the last little thing, if we wouldn't mind retweeting the space, and I say that 'cause we got some heroic individuals up here in a nation where free speech is↗

3:55Ian MalcolmWilling to stick their neck out there, digitally speaking. of course, we always condemn any and all violence, but they are merely up here to speak the truth, and that is something that we should always revere. In a world where that is attempted to be snuffed out, we should ask who is behind that, why, and how nefarious can they be if they seek to get rid of the most fundamental rights of a free society. So with that being said, let's turn things over to Mr. Uncle Badger and English Blood, if you guys wouldn't mind, again,↗

4:25Ian MalcolmAny information that you wouldn't otherwise share openly on social media on this platform, we wanna certainly protect the interests of the parties involved. but if we could get that from you guys, that'd be wonderful.↗

4:37Speaker 1Seeing, good evening Ian. Anyway, nice to, nice to meet you. I speak to you again, I should say. I don't know if it's every time I speak to you, Ian, but I am back in hospital at the moment, so there might be a little bit of, just letting everyone know there might be a little bit of bleeping and noise, and I do apologize for that. And if, if nurses or doctors pop in, I might just have to mute quickly. But I was gonna say that, seeing as everyone has pretty much heard me on your space↗

5:06Speaker 1Give the mic over to my good friend, very good friend, holding very dear, Mr. Badger, and let him give a bit more background on himself, seeing as I've, you, you know, you've known a bit more about me, and so I will give it over to my good man. Yeah, and, and before we do↗

5:20Ian MalcolmEnglish, just, just as a real quick introduction for anybody that wasn't on the space, I think it was probably six, months ago, if you wouldn't mind giving a little background, even a skinted session might have↗

5:30Speaker 1Yeah, no, no, well, yeah, 44, father of three, London born and raised, white, obviously, probably being involved in politics, as in took an interest for, I don't know, 20 years, but obviously now with the state of the UK, what we're going through and everything, I've become a lot more involved in my community, doing little bits and pieces and being on here.↗

5:59Speaker 1Yeah, and want to do more. That's my ultimate goal is I wanna do more, more eventually be face out, do more in the community, do more for a party. obviously at the moment the big thing is over here at Storebrand, which a lot of us have joined. there's a lot of smaller parties with a lot of good young guys, so getting involved with them, not necessarily joining their party, but helping them out on certain days,↗

6:25Speaker 1you know? Backing and supporting their young guns who are doing a fantastic job. But yeah, I'm basically just a hardworking white Englishman with three children who's very, very concerned about his country, the lack of free speech, immigration, foreign influence, the education system, everything. Really, there isn't probably one facet of this country that doesn't concern me. So, hence why I'm, I'm here. And↗

6:55Speaker 1Thank you again to Ian for giving, giving me and Badger his amazing platform. Always very great guy, gives you a lot of time to speak. So, yeah, that's just a little bit about me. English, born and raised, go back generations, and want that to continue for my country and my people.↗

7:16Ian MalcolmI love that, my friend, and, and, and thank you for joining us, especially given, either the health challenges or just the, pragmatic challenges of, of trying to hold this conversation from within the confines of a hospital. It just goes to show how passionate you are about this subject, and, and how willing you are to speak about these issues, not only on this digital landscape, but also amidst, what is, of course, a, a very, very crowded, place of, of work, and in this case, of care.↗

7:45Ian Malcolmand And, and certainly thank you to Mr. Badger for being up here with us. Mr. Badger, if you wouldn't mind giving a, a little introduction on yourself as well, my friend, that'd be, that'd be wonderful.↗

7:54Speaker 2Good evening, everybody. yeah, who-- Well, I guess we, we come as a pair almost at this point on these spaces, if you've been following the last few weeks, we've had a, a very good weekly space that seems to have brought quite a few people together in the, the right wing sphere. So anyway↗

8:15Speaker 2I go to work, and I care about my country. I've seen the changes in my lifetime, I've questioned a lot of things, I've noticed a lot of things, I've seen life get worse, I've seen life and the towns around us become unrecognizable, you know? And that gets you start thinking, how can we make things better? How can we make changes? So I was involved in politics many years ago, back in my student days, I was quite active back then, so I got a real- For, for real activism and on the ground sort of thing. Then just life gets in the way and I found myself in a position where something really did piss me off and I thought, "Nah, I need to start telling people about what's going on. I need to start spreading the word, talking to other people, having conversations with people that aren't necessarily in this sphere." And get them angry, because we've got a lot to be angry about in the UK, sorry, in Great Britain. We need to not call it the UK.↗

9:17Speaker 2So yeah, what else? I don't know. I'm not very good about talking about myself. That's, that's what usually what he does, all the talking.↗

9:28Ian MalcolmWell, no, how about this then? So you're, you're talking about, getting into politics in your younger days. I'd be kind of curious the shift, and what I mean by that is, the things that in your younger years you were very interested in, let's say, dead set on, on objecting to, were they political matters or were they similar matters to the ones that we see today? 'Cause you're right, it's obviously such a,↗

9:52Speaker 2I was, I, I was an odd child, not child, odd student. I was always right, right-wing than most, and when you're going through this university system, I ended up gravitating towards the, the Young Conservative Party. I'll hold my hand up, you know, but this was a Conservative Party before David Cameron, so there was still a slight edge of right wingness about it, and it was the best option where I was at university at the time. So I got very, very hands on involved in the two thousand and five general election.↗

10:23Speaker 2which was an experience, got to meet some quite high up people, got to see the workings of a party machine quite up close, and it was very interesting. But what did it for me, what turned me straight off was, when David Cameron won the Tory leadership con- Thingy Magig in two thousand and five. That turned me off there. Then I ended up in a job where you couldn't really be political if you were right wing at all, so just, I ducked out of it. Hands up, I ducked out and let the work just go on with life. And when life suddenly changed and situations changed and you start looking around again and you go, "Fuck me, what happened to the country?" You notice things, especially when you suddenly come out of the state,↗

11:06Speaker 2Sector, which is what I was working in, when you come out of that and you're like, "Holy shit, what's actually going on in the real world when you're outside of the brainwashing system?" That wakes you up as well. And I think a big thing for me that- Has really pushed with what's going on in looking back as well through history is what happened to us all during twenty twenty, how we saw a big sky up, how we saw a narrative change in front of us and the story shifted. I began to start thinking, well, how much that's-- that story's changed a lot in a few months. I've also seen narratives change in my lifetimes, in the forty years on this earth, I've seen na-narrative shift and change. And that's what I've seen during my life. What haven't I seen? What have we been lied to about over the years? What bullshit have we been fed? What has been changed? What has been altered? So you start beginning to wake up, you start beginning to notice things, and, and that's where we find myself as Uncle Babs here on X, just what originally started off as a bit of an art account,↗

12:15Speaker 2and here we are, bringing people together with my good friend, who, all based Based on conversations, I think it was back last September, October, interacting, a few DMs, messages, commenting on each other's posts, and out of it, a fantastic friendship has come out of it. Which the internet, I guess, it does bring people together, and that's why we're really lucky to have X, and that we can all communicate in this way and bring people in the same sphere together to start talking to fellow patriots, to start having conversations about questioning things. You know, we are so lucky that we have got this, and especially to the younger patriots that are out there. You've got such an opportunity to really, really make a difference, you know, you've got ways of communicating to people and building things that just weren't there twenty odd years ago. We didn't have things like this, it wasn't ever this easy. Always be careful with what you're saying, always be careful what you're posting, be frosty to whoever you're talking to, but we've got the best opportunity here with X and the, the relationships that it allows us to build.↗

13:30@sharoncelt7Hi, a lot of you haven't heard my voice. I'm Sharon. I'm very fortunate to get to co-host with Ian today, and I'm thrilled. I was lucky enough to meet English when Ian hosted him last time, and I found the conversation intriguing, and I followed him back then, and I just gave Badger a follow as well. Everybody, please repost the space and follow the speakers and the people that are listening, if you want. And, thanks for being here.↗

13:59Ian MalcolmI love it. And look, look at Sharon jumping right in. gonna be a regular, Joann in no time, so Sharon, thank you for that. And, a, a wonderful intro there, Uncle Badger. And look, the, the thing that I find so curious, right, is the, the, the far cry, and, and what I mean by this is, twenty or thirty years ago, people being involved in politics meant that they were debating,↗

14:22Ian MalcolmTaxes. They're debating geopolitical matters. it was only a little bit later that they started debating, very heatedly things like abortion, right? And all of a sudden became more social issues, mass migration, which once upon a time it wasn't even mass migration, it was just the idea of any migration. And here we are thirty years later, and now you're basically a bigot if you're in opposition to the absolute just removal of the very concept of a border at large. Like we are essentially seeing the Western world and the United States become economic zones for the groups that are in charge of essentially any and everything, and they're utilizing that for a handful of reasons. One, of course, is the reduction of cost or of labor, right, for their machinery, let's call it, whether it's an Uber driver or a person that is, let's say, cleaning dishes behind the, the counter at a restaurant or the person typing away on the keyboard, right? You can import cheap labor That might be low skill, but they're able to ac-com-achieve all of those, let's say, kind of menial tasks. And the thing that's very concerning is with the accompaniment of artificial intelligence and of a growing technology sector, well, those individuals can do more and more and more complex tasks. And a, a very easy example, right? The idea of being a taxi driver or a limo driver, despite the references in Dumb and Dumber about Jim Carrey being the limo driver. God, there's a lot of funny lines in that. But in all seriousness, right, to be a taxi driver or a limo driver in a once removed past, prior to GPS navigation, you had to know how to get around town. You had to know not only how to navigate, but how to avoid traffic, how to appease the people that were riding with you. You probably had to provide some form of, let's say, a, a relationship along the ride By today's standards, that, that is a, that's completely gone. Now you have somebody arrive, who I don't know if people have experienced this, you might get in an Uber with a person who's being given directions from their smartphone around a city that they might have just arrived at, perhaps being, let's say, authored to them in a language that you don't even speak.↗

16:33Ian MalcolmA foreign language being read to the person behind the wheel that's driving the car that has zero personal dynamics with you, because again, they might have nothing to do with you. Sure saves a lot of money for Uber But what does it do to the deterioration of the product and of the offering? And this is the reality of a ba-- of basically everything. This is the new experience, it's the new norm. Whether you're getting in a car, whether you're ordering food, whether you're calling a one eight hundred line to try and get support for something that you need, right? Or even in the professional world, if you're doing business. Right? We're seeing the, the, the destruction of culture as a direct result of the benefits of the capital class being able to get cheaper labor. But of course, we know in this room that this isn't just about maximizing profits, because obviously the groups that are in charge are making decisions that are sometimes antagonistic, if not antithetical, to their bottom dollar. Right? Disney's making movies that go nowhere. Empty auditoriums, nobody paying for a ticket, but they keep making these movies, pushing these narratives. Why? Because just like with the movies, the mass migration serves an ulterior motivation to just dollars and cents. It has to do with destroying your culture, destroying the homogenous nature of your people, right? And so I'm, I, I'm very curious, uncle, at what point, 'cause you're talking about this awakening, and I wouldn't be surprised if it coincided with COVID, which is where I think a lot of people started recognizing there's a lot of liars It's not just the politicians, it's the media, it's the doctors, it's the pharma companies, it's the experts, it's the on and on and on. What was it, I suppose, that, that helped you to recognize, or maybe that, that helped you to start noticing, that there, maybe isn't a common denominator, 'cause we'll get to that idea of Jewish involvement, but that maybe the elites, let's just say, that the plans were less about dollars and cents or votes, but were perhaps more about destroying or desecrating or demoralizing Feralizing your people, your nation, your heritage, and as a result, essentially the entirety of the West.↗

18:36Speaker 2I think the thing that wakes you up, especially if you live in the north of England, is just seeing what they have done to some of our northern towns that look like a nice traditional British town on the outside, but within there is not a British community, it's some people that have been imported. And when you tie that in with what was done in terms of Obviously the low wages, that's one side of it, but it's obvious that people are being brought over and over and over. But it's not even hidden from us, is it? The, the Chancellor, the Secretary to the Treasury said back after COVID, we have to import labor to- Quantitatively ease the human situation, i.e. people will go, gonna want too much money to go back to work. So there we go, let's import people, it'll keep the wages down, it'll keep inflation down. That, that's just such an obvious point that, well, hang on, something's being done here 'cause they're not importing like some nice Polish people or People like us that look like us from cultures like us, they're not doing adverts for American people, Australian people, no, they're going out to third world countries, getting some very, very malleable people,↗

19:56Speaker 2that they can control, rule over, and they've bought themselves a voting class, haven't they? All these people are always going to be voting for the state that gave them this beautiful home, you know? And it's not their home to give away.↗

20:10Ian MalcolmThat's just so well stated, and, and, and you're exactly correct, and it's wild to witness because the very groups that are mass importing these people are not only doing it against the will of the people, that are, finding them running amuck on their street, but the very people who are having their homelands destroyed are the ones that are funding these very projects, because they're all done essentially through NGOs that largely receive government grants, and so you look around And you realize that, that we, the taxpayers, whether you're in the United States or in Western Europe, you are paying for the demise of your nation by people who hate you, as the media who's supposed to cover these stories lies to you about everything, and this is just the, the norm that we see from essentially every direction that we turn. So I'm, I'm kind of curious because right now in the UK in particular There is this flash point, it seems, and it's very difficult to understand where the propaganda and the theater ends and where the sincere patriots begin. And we can look at Tommy Robins and all the nonsense, right? Tommy Robinson, who's basically a Mossad plant, right? But then you can look at, there are, of course, real patriots like the ones that are speaking on this panel. And so you look up and you see the Reform Party, and you see, okay, well, maybe there's something there, right? Wh-who, if anybody, do you think are some Some of the leading voices that are sincere, if any, with, within the United Kingdom, and what are kind of the, the social sentiments are, are, are your average, you know, conservative individual starting to recognize that perhaps this isn't just about, you know, right-left politics, or this party or that party, but rather that it is, it is the elites essentially against everybody else, and not in a traditional capitalistic sense, but in literally a civilizational one.↗

22:01Speaker 1I think that's where the problem lies in reform. No, no, just no. Under any circumstances. Obviously Tommy is a leader to the blind gullible Sinn Féin movement. we all know what he is, and why he's put there at this precise moment in time. We've got some great young patriots, for some great smaller parties, am I allowed to mention the name of their party? Is that an issue? Can I do that or is that- Oh,↗

22:36Ian Malcolmyeah, of course. I, I, I try to avoid things like, fundraisers and all that just 'cause I can't possibly evaluate them. But none of that,↗

22:43Speaker 1no, no, no, no, no trying to, no, no looking for funding or to get people to join. I'm just, there's some great young patriots we've got, A lot of them are in this chat actually from the NRP and the NDP, and that's what me and Badger ultimately try to do is bring people together, put people together, because at the end of the day, we all want the same thing. The only voice that we have in this country who gives us any hope And some people have pulled up tweets from 18 months ago for a certain race of people, so who knows? But at the moment, the only one making any of the right noise for us and talking about millions going and giving us a bit of hope is, is Rupert Lowe of Bristol Brown. Other than Rupert Lowe and the younger part, younger, younger guys we have in the smaller parties We don't really have anyone, well, but obviously the Sydnap movement will tell you that there's loads. They'll tell you you've got Danny Tomo, you've got Raise the Colors, you've got Tommy Robinson, you've got this and that, but the real patriots know who and what these people are. So it's very few and far between who we have to follow and pin our hopes on in a, in a political sense.↗

24:07Speaker 1So it's, it's frustrating, but that is the only hope that we have regarding any chance of there being a political change for twenty twenty-nine for our next general election, 'cause as it stands at the moment, we're in a bad situation here regarding free speech, education, the immigration, what you touched on earlier. I'm, I'm a Londoner, born and raised, and- The erosion of that city is phenomenal. What you were touching upon with the delivery drivers, the Ubers, you know, it took five years in, it used to take five years to be a London black cab driver. They used to have to know forty-five thousand roads. Now, a man can land in the country, jump in a car, put his sat nav on, not be able to speak the language, and he can go and pick people up. And a lot of A lot of bad things happen with these Uber drivers. There's a lot, a lot of, lot of stories, you don't always see it in the mainstream for obvious reasons, 'cause they try to bury and hide it, but London black cabs are going to end up being a dying breed, which is sad because that is a historic part of not of, of London. and also I used to have, being from East London,↗

25:27Speaker 1my family, cousins of mine used to have fruit and vegetables. They're gone. They're gone, it's all gone. There's, there's none of it anymore. It's all been eroded, the erosion of London, like Badger was saying, he sees it in his northern towns, where, us Londoners we see it, and it's, it's really sad. And, yeah, the only hope really, other than the great young guys, who I'll always big up, I love them, who are really, you know, putting their neck on the line for, for, for my children basically, 'cause when I'm gone, these young guns are Be there for, for our children. So I've got the utmost respect for them, but regarding any political change, the only person that we have is Rupert Lowe and a restored Britain.↗

26:14Ian MalcolmNo, it's, it's so well stated. And the, the, the, blacktop London vehicles, for anybody not familiar with that, just go type into Google, just type the London cab, and, and the reason that I bring it up is because just like with the buses of London, right? The, these are essentially cultural landmarks. This is a defining piece, and I know that it sounds kind of trite, but no different than the, the, the accent Or the architecture, or the artwork, right? These are the things that made London what it was. It's the things that made England what it was once upon a time. And these are all the things that are being eroded. All of the beautiful architecture, all the beautiful, let's say, cultural norms are being replaced by, quote, unquote, modernity, which is the, the superculture that is essentially exported via the United States, but let's be real, it's Jewish supremacy, which is the McDonald's, the Starbucks, the Marriott, the everything. Right? Corporate America is just the financial vehicle, pun intended, that they're using to take over every aspect. That driver that you were just mentioning, the thing that's worth keeping in mind, that driver would have earned a middle class income because they would have had to be capable and competent. They would have had to be skilled at their craft. And that, that cab driver would have been powered by a dispatch group that would have had a whole bunch of other middle class jobs that would have been individuals receiving perhaps phone calls or other mechanisms by which they would know where to send those individuals. You had a whole system, and you used to have these all over the West at large. You had local cab companies that would have expertise within a given area Right? It wasn't one company, it wasn't Uber being the Uber as-- or essentially Meta cab offering, if not transportation offering. And for what it's worth, it's my genuine belief system that Uber, coupled with self-driving cars, coupled with Tesla, coupled with fifteen-minute cities, this is all going towards an end game where even to drive a vehicle is a luxury, not just because you won't be able to afford one, but because perhaps in a not-so-distant future, the government will say, "Well, it's clearly too..." Dangerous to have any human behind the wheel. Only a computer can drive you around, right? And thus be able to utilize your safety to wrangle you into believing that it's for your benefit that you no longer have the ability to, to move yourself around. Right? You have to apply for a government-issued approval that you can take the government-issued vehicle to go to the nearby city or to your place of work. Right? It's not that unre-un-unreasonable to arrive at that dystopian conclusion. I think that's ultimately where it's going. But to your point on the calves, that was not only a cultural landmark, it was also a, a, a vehicle, again, pun intended, to offer all of those jobs, those middle-class offerings that now they can be paid nothing because they don't have to have that same degree of skill, the de-- same degree of safety. And for what it's worth, those stories that you're talking about Be fully aware that whether it's Uber or any of these other massive companies that are utilizing these types of, of, let's say, rideshare programs or similar pieces of the economy, whether you're renting somebody's home, you're renting their, their backseat for fifteen minutes, there's all kinds of horrors that you won't never hear about because a company like Uber, unlike your local cab company, will have billions of dollars So for them to sh-shill out five, ten, fifty million to ensure that you never hear about the five, ten, or fifty different individuals that were attacked by their Uber driver, what's a drop in the bucket? Right? So this is a system that's able to cover their tracks, they're able to then work with the media to obscure these realities, because after all, God forbid, a story about a legal or illegal migrant being an Uber driver that sexually assaulted somebody, God forbid that get out. We don't wanna disrupt the narrative that everybody is one and the same, that mass migration doesn't bring any additional crime. It's not saying that all migrants are criminals, but if you flood a city with an endless number of people that are able to do all of these jobs that they once couldn't because Because of tech, because of AI, because of robotics, well then you lower the ability and the opportunity for anybody and everybody that was in that society to begin with. So your families, the essentially your birthright The, the generations that came before you, that built the civilization that you get to inherit, you're watching as that is just eroded in front of your eyes, while you're told that you're a bigot for noticing or caring, and that you're of course antisem, semitic for daring to notice who might be at the top of all of these power structures. So, very, very well stated there. and, and maybe to go I know that we, we, we have Mr. Incognito has his hand up. Wanna check in with him real quick, then we're gonna come back to Mr. Englishblood for his thoughts on maybe what the next movement might be, given some of these young po- political folks that are coming up.↗

31:10Speaker 3Oh, yeah, well, the only thing I was gonna say, I was gonna jump in specifically on, the taxi drivers in London, because what, was being alluded to there was a thing that I don't think Americans might not necessarily know about, which is A thing that all black cab drivers have to do and pass called the knowledge, right? That's the, the name of it, and it's basically memorizing literally every single like street in London, and, you know, it's notoriously got more information in it than you need to memorize to pass the bar exam. That's the thing people often say.↗

31:47Speaker 3but it, it's a sort of high skilled job, but then that has been supplanted by Uber and all these foreigners. Which granted, Uber does fulfill a different role, it's got the whole thing where you can watch and see where people are coming or whatever, but ultimately these are becoming, vassals by which Where being able to be replaced and an entire sort of serf economy is being created, full of migrants, which e-even if you weren't gonna take,↗

32:18Speaker 3like cab drivers, like delivery drivers for food, which I know delivery driving's a lot more ubiquitous now, but, you know, back in the day, that'd be done by like You know, people who would want to make a bit more money on the days off or, be made by like teenagers in their first jobs, whereas now it's just all occupied by foreigners, and they, they, they have this sort of economy by which they can earn money, they can earn money sort of cash in hand as well, which is another sort of bad thing because although I am sort of in favor of people earning money cash in hand, I think the, the fact that these foreigners are able to- Earn all the money cash and not be traced, be completely fine. Like it's a notorious thing where people come over on a visa issued for one thing and then just leave it. And I mean, at best, we can hope for them to become a delivery driver, at least then they're sort of providing some sort of service. Like the worst thing is they get into the black economy, start selling drugs, start doing god knows what. And, but yeah, it's just, it is being utilized as a tool to be able to displace us. But yeah, I, I only wanted to pipe up to talk about the knowledge. Sorry, I'll, I'll pipe down↗

33:33Ian Malcolmnow. No, it's a, it's a wonderful, segue because it, it brings up the cost of the migrant economy, and it's always so disingenuous because you'll get the think tanks that come out and say, "Migrants are providing a boon to the middle class," and it's like, how, how many To try and justify that insanity, because we see the opposition to that in just our, our lived experience, right? And this is no different than in Orwell when they say that the chocolate rations have doubled, and he looks around and he's like, "No, you, you, you just told us yesterday that they've been halved. That, this doesn't make any sense, right? But this is normalcy." And this is actually, it's part of the, the demoralization campaign, because you're continuously told that it's sunny outside, and you walk outside, and you get rained on, and then you say, "Guys, I think it's raining outside," and everybody looks at you like you're crazy. Right? This is what it's like to live in modernity. And so you're exactly right, the, the, the deficit economically that is brought in by migrants, it's incalculable. I mean, it's, it's not just because of the jobs↗

34:39Ian Malcolmside, it And where do all those costs go? Well, if you're looking for housing, you now have an extra ten percent of people to compete with. Well, that, that means that your, your house prospectively just got ten times or ten percent more expensive. Right, so if you're making less at your place of work, the things that you're buying are becoming more expensive, the roads that you're driving on are getting more quickly deteriorated, well then your lifestyle is going down the tubes, as you're told again that you're a bigot for daring to oppose it, and that you're crazy for even thinking that things are getting worse as the potholes line up and as you can't buy a, a, a dozen eggs anymore. And so you're exactly correct on that. And, and it, it, it's, it's just, it's infuriating because it's the last little piece, don't forget. Those individuals that you're talking about that work in that black economy, the black market, right? Those individuals working largely in cash or taking that cash, prospectively sending it outside of the system, but even if they're not They're utilizing that cash to go maybe twice as far as you could, depending on your tax bracket, if you were actually working and trying to follow the rules, trying to pay the tax man, trying to do things the right way, right? You can, so you can see this absurd reality where the people who are punished the most are the law-abiding, righteous citizens trying to do it the right way, trying to just care for their families, and the ones that get away with it are essentially the criminals. The criminals that come across the border, the criminals that- participate in the black market, the criminals that are released by a justice system that doesn't seem to care, right? All weaponized against the people while simultaneously-- and this is the next little question that I wanted to bring up for English, is as he's talking about these issues, we've seen the insanity of the law enforcement that's been pushed on, essentially limiting speech via Kirstarmer, who is disproportionately funded by Jews, surrounded by a cabinet of Jews, and is married, what do you know, to a Jew. Right? And so I'm, I'm kind of curious for the lived experience that you guys have had trying to talk about these issues on social media, have either you and/or people that you're directly connected to, not for saying anything radical or violent, which I always will condemn, but rather merely suggesting that, I don't know, maybe there's Jewish supremacy in, the United Kingdom. have, have you guys seen anything firsthand amongst some of your fellow freedom fighters?↗

37:01Speaker 1I'm somewhat, Uncle Badger is far more astute with answering this question, so if you don't, if you don't mind Ian, if I pass that over to him and then I'll, I'll chirp in. But, yeah, is that okay? Thank you, Ian. Cheers.↗

37:16Speaker 2Yeah, in my direct circle of people that I communicate with, no, nobody that I know of has been directly affected. But when you spread the net a little bit wider, you do get people that have had knocks on the door for certain criticisms online. There has been incidences where you see people do get visits from the police and arrested for comments criticizing Well, certain communities, and there's two communities you can't seem to talk about. You can't talk about the Islamic community, you can't talk about the Jewish community. That's how it is in the UK, simple as that. if you're, you can beat on Christians all day long, not a problem. You can take the piss out of Sikhs, maybe a little bit, but definitely not the Jews or the Muslims. And people have found themselves in prison. There's been a number of people, especially a couple of years ago in twenty twenty-four, that did end up in cells↗

38:13Speaker 2With posting words on the internet, there's a few people locked up. Some of them perhaps, I don't know, not the word deserving, that's the wrong word, they're, they're a little bit more suspicious than others, but some people did get locked up for words, and it does happen. What, what, I don't know what the statistics are off the top of my head, but aren't we one of the highest countries in the world now that gets knocked at the door for comments on social media? You know, do we, our- Numbers are astronomical compared to the numbers of Russia and North Korea and other liberal democracies like, you know, China, you know, so-↗

38:52Speaker 3We're, we're, we are, we are the highest in the world. we were, we, we average about twelve thousand, and in similar years you get about four thousand from Russia and three thousand from China, or the opposite way around. But yeah, we're, we're like four times and three times as many as them. But then in terms of everyone else, it's an insane number, 'cause most people don't arrest, most countries don't arrest people for↗

39:20Speaker 3like online speech, but we do. We live in the most authoritarian country for online speech.↗

39:27Speaker 1The, the shift in the last, since, since the Southport riots, whether people agree with that or not, we did, you know, nine of our beautiful children were were savagely attacked and three lost their lives to, and this is the problem with our Sipnet movement, and they say that anyone, you know, he, he was English, no, he, he was Rwandan to Rwandan parents who fled over here during the Rwandan genocide. He's not an Englishman, but our Sipnet movement will allow anyone to be English as long as they've got a piece of paper. But Sorry, I digressed. We can't, since two thousand, sorry, since twenty twenty-four, the, it's ridiculous over here. I mean, it's borderline. You getting your account looped on here is, I put up Sunday, just how proud I am to be white, that I don't want foreign interference in government, whether it's Islamic or Jewish. You know, white men should unite, trying to bring people together. My account was gone. And, I mean, that's mild. People are getting, knocks on the door, they're getting arrested. There, it's honestly, people don't understand how bad it is over here. It is authoritarian. We are living in a dictatorship, and we, we are scared to fart on the internet. We are scared to share our real thoughts because, who knows, we will be locked up, and there is also- Such a problem within what you know you would class as our own, we don't tend to class the Sipah movement as our own, we're nationalists,↗

41:13Speaker 1but who will report their own? They'll report us if, if we, if we say something they disagree with, even our own will turn against us, our so-called own. So we get it from all sides, fighting for what we believe in, what we know to be true, and what we want. We don't just get it off of our government. It's sad to say, but we get it off of our own too, because they believe that a piece of paper can make you British, whereas we don't. That's not-- It's not that we don't believe it, it's just not true. A piece of paper doesn't make you British. So we can't do anything over here. We, we can't We can't really protest. As soon as we protest, it's absolute chaos.↗

41:56Speaker 1and yeah, we-- it's, people don't understand how bad it is over here. It's, it is authoritarian, it's a dictatorship, and yeah, it's bad here, it's really bad.↗

42:08Ian MalcolmAnd, and just out of curiosity, because it's, it's wild, I, I recognize, and look, I, I think there's a variety of flavors of Jewish supremacy and the path forward that makes the most sense And I think in the United States, where you do have a history that is fundamentally one that isn't diversity as it's told today, but it's ultimately a, a one that's not, let's say, a, a complete monoculture. It's, it's, it's not just the white race that founded America, and that's uncomfortable to some people, but that's fundamentally true, right? Doesn't mean that all groups played equal participation in civilization as we understand it today, but fundamentally there were various races involved when it comes to, to Europe Europe though, it's a very different story, right? England for the English and Germany for the Germans. That seems to make complete sense. And so the, the, the thing that I'm curious about is kind of twofold. Number one, is the perception by other- Conservatives or patriots that would look at what you guys are suggesting and say that it is racist. I'm curious if that exists, because in the United States, there are people in the conservative movement, and it's not just Ben Shapiro, if I can call him conservative, that would say that. There's a lot of traditional Republicans that still are what you loosely would think of as MAGA that don't realize what's going on and are very uncomfortable with these concepts, right? And so I'm curious first and foremost about that piece. The second- Piece is the idea of people that are saying that this idea of, of white genocide or white replacement, that it's not happening. And I don't know how, but there's, there's people that believe themselves informed on this app that host spaces, that talk about these issues, that talk about Jewish supremacy, and they say that there's no such thing as white genocide. That's a conspiracy theory. That's crazy. That's a racist trope. What, what, what are your positions to, to those two issues, to people that perhaps are conservative and politically aware and astute, but don't believe that these things are happening? And do you also then find a number of individuals that pretend that not only is it racist to suggest it, but that might have the audacity to tell you that it's not happening at all?↗

44:27Speaker 2I think there is a vast number of people in the country that are still terrified to get labeled racist. You only have to look at what's meant to be our traditional party, what would be the equivalent of your Republicans, the Conservative Party of Great Britain, that has had an Indian prime minister and is currently led by a Nigerian woman. so that's where we're at with that sort of that sort of boomer generation that don't want to ever be labeled as racist. And unfortunately, what's happened- Happened again with Reform, who were ho-- were hopefully going to be the alternative, that, that Nigel Farage surrounded himself with foreign people there to have, that deflection shield from the racism term. So people of a certain attitude and ilk in this country are still absolutely shit scared of being painted as racist, god forbid. which I guess is understandable, that a lot of that generation were brought up by people that have been in the war War, things were different in terms of the conversations are being had, but there was a lot of traumatized individuals returned from that war, which were parents and children, and I think a lot of what we see is a reaction, an overcompensation from the treatment they will have had from emotional abusive parents, blah, blah, blah, that's another conversation. So that generation there don't ever want to upset anybody, won't say boo to a goose, they don't want to be labeled racist, and this is where we've got the opportunity with Restore coming through, where Rupert- Who has specifically said he doesn't care about being called racist and labeled, and that's like the pointy head of a spear that's managing to shatter,↗

46:08Speaker 2discourse in the, the staff room suddenly because you've now got the shield of a political party and MP sitting in, the House of Commons saying the things we've been trying to say. So that- is the racism angle. Now, in terms of the big J question, if people are waiting, do you know what? In this country, and I'm gonna talk about from family experience, there is a very, very deep ingrained trust of Jewish communities, and I think if anybody has had experience with the older generations from Midlands, the North, and so on There were a lot of antisemites, you know, they just didn't like Jewish people. So there's always, I think, been that an awareness and distrust within British communities. perhaps not on the level and scale of where I would say it was a hatred or anything like that, but there was a level of distrust, I would say, across the country. I just think there is, I think it's ingrained in a lot of British people and British communities, especially in the north. Maybe it's a northern thing.↗

47:18Speaker 2so I hope that kind of answers those a little bit.↗

47:22Ian MalcolmNo, it absolutely does, and it's interesting, there's the, old trope about how, antisemitism is listening to what your grandparents told you about Jews rather than listening to what the media says about your grandparents, which, feels to be the case at this point. But it is, it's, it's a wild world we live in where people have been so shamed into sen-- self-censorship, it, it almost feels as if they don't know how to, to jumpstart that motor, right? It's like a car that's been left out too long, the battery's died down, they need to figure out how to give it a jumpstart, and I'm kind of curious What if anything is giving maybe life to that jump start? Is there either a catalyst, is there a person,↗

48:06Ian Malcolmthat's on the, the intellectual battlefield that you feel like is, is making a monumental move? And, and if so, I'd love to just give a, a little bit of, of praise and, and a commendation to them for their work.↗

48:15Speaker 2Yeah, I'll, I'll jump in on that again. Sorry to hog it, mate, but, I think-- No, go for it. I think the analogy of kick-starting an engine is perfect↗

48:27Speaker 2Around the country that are there. We've got some real top notch patriots, people that have been shouting for these things for years, people like Steve Laws and the Remigration Now team, you know, kick, jumping on that kickstart motor. He's just an example, there's a lot of others out there, but they keep jumping on that kickstarter and giving it a little bit of life, and it keeps wearing that engine and wearing it engine, and now we've got Rupert Lowe jumping on that kickstarter as well. The Patriots are getting involved, there's a lot of people saying the right things. That engine is coming back to life, that British, in-- that engine is firing up. We've got Patriots on the Kickstarter, and that engine is getting fired up.↗

49:09Ian MalcolmI love to hear that, and, and that's the, the thing is, you know, I o-o-often think of it as none at all and then all at once, and, and what I mean by that is, I think the work that you guys are doing at the ground, it's kind of like when you're building a skyscraper, right? And one of the biggest, most arduous pieces of the entire thing is putting on the glass on the exterior, it's not setting up the fancy marble on the inside, right? It's digging the foundation, laying the concrete↗

49:38Ian MalcolmYou, you put together seventy-five percent of the building and it looks like nothing, because they haven't added all of the, let's say, superficial le cotramal, and then that piece of the puzzle takes nothing But it goes from looking like nothing to going like it's completely finished rapidly towards the end of the development. And anybody that's, that's seen a skyscraper, seen, seen any kind of building at all put together, you know exactly, you can visualize what I'm saying, right? To put the, together the frame of a house, way more arduous than putting in the windows and the wallpaper, right? And that's what everybody is doing that's participating in these efforts, in these conversations, that is trying to give life to that motor like you're talking about. We're all- Starting it little by little, by little, and each time we do, we get closer and closer to making a more and more significant splash. And so, love that, that response, and glad to, to hear that it is, that, that heart is alive, just like it is in, in the United States, just like it is across most of Western Europe. People just need to get over the discomfort of the slurs and the labels and all that other kind of stuff. But, wonderful answer there, and I'm, I, I wanna make sure we bounce to some questions,↗

50:49Ian MalcolmGot a question or a comment, then we'll go to, to Jubin.↗

50:53Speaker 4Yeah, I, I got one of each, if that's alright. so one of the things I, I work in kitchens, I'm a, I'm a cook and a chef, and one of the things that I've noticed here, is we used to get a lot of, like these, the workers that would come in on the visas were from like the, like the Eastern European countries, right? You go from Ukraine and Romania and Russia and stuff.↗

51:14Speaker 4And, and And recently, what I've been having to deal with is people coming over from the islands and from Africa, and, and that's, you know, whatever, that's, that's, that is what it is. But here's the big problem that people need to be aware of, they don't have the same understanding of food safety. And so I've had to go and, and this is something that affects anybody who, who eats out, you know what I mean? Like I have to go and, you know, correct people on how to handle something like chicken, and that's like a super important thing in a kitchen, right? Being able to handle raw chicken. And people doing it without gloves on, people not, like, people cutting chicken on a cutting board and then cutting vegetables on it. And I, there's this one person in particular, and she did learn, but I had to go↗

51:57Speaker 4over and, and explain to her, Like signing and like, you know, like chicken bad, like dangerous, and, and having to show her that she has to like wash the cutting board after, and she has to clean her station after, and like getting her sanitizer, things that you shouldn't have to teach an adult in a kitchen, you know what I mean? And even after I showed her, you know, the first time, I then watched her picking the raw chicken up over the saran wrap box, and so it was dripping raw chicken onto the saran wrap that we then would wrap other things in, so I had to throw away↗

52:34Speaker 4Difference. And, and it's, and it's, and it's important because we shouldn't have to be, I end up having to waste a bunch of time, have to throw away food, and, and then, also that the, you know, the, the owner can pay us a lesser wage, 'cause that, that's what it boils down to, that's why they're hiring these people. But it takes time out of my day, it makes me have to stress because I have to be constantly watching because I care about the, the quality and the safety of the food and the customers. And it's, and it's a real problem besides the language barrier, but like, so it's something that really, it does affect everybody. You might think it doesn't, but if you're eating out, there are people like this in every kitchen, and there's not always somebody like me who's so vigilant watching out over them. So it's something to definitely be concerned about,↗

53:19Speaker 4as As, you know, spoke on with the, with the lesser wages, so I just wanted to throw that in there as just an observation that I've seen, you know, here in the, here in America, where we went from having these, you know, these, these beautiful, you know, Eastern European women who would come in and work to these African women who don't speak any lang- any English and don't understand chicken, and eggs too. Those are two things that I'm just like super anal about in the kitchen and two things that↗

53:50Speaker 4Be, do you guys see like we've seen these, recent, documentaries that Tyler, I can't remember his last name, has done about the Jewish communities, and them taking over, living off the welfare system and, and overtaking sections of cities. do you guys have that same kind of a, a community that you've noticed, over there in, in England? Y-↗

54:12Speaker 5I'll, I'll take, go on, do you wanna do it, mate? No, go on, badger you, jump, 'cause↗

54:21Speaker 2Yeah, the, the, the Pakistani communities are absolutely raping this country. The Somalian families are absolutely raping this country. They don't know how to speak English, but they know how to manage to milk every single benefit going. There are entire families that have lived on the benefits for generations. Now, we've always had white families that do sponge off the welfare state. I'll say it, there are some absolute moochers out there There, but that's our problem. We'll deal with that. We don't need people from the third world coming abusing the system more than our own sponges and then spitting in our face for the privilege. So yeah, we don't have a, I'd say we don't have the same-- I've seen the one you're on about, about the Jewish community there, that was unreal watching that video. But we have it with the Muslims in Pakistanis, and we have it with the Somalians. Like, I think, isn't there, somebody needs to look the statistics Man to do so, they could look up, but the percentage of Somalians that are in London social housing, I think it's something like seventy-one percent of the Somalians in London live in social housing. Why? Why are we paying for these people to live in our country? Why? It's just complete madness. As a country, we've gone completely insane, absolutely insane.↗

55:46Speaker 1And regarding what Forte said about the, the- The Tyler videos, we, we do have that, where they have, for the Jews, they have a, their own Jewish police force. not a lot of people talk about that in this country, but we have Jewish, well, where they police themselves, so to speak. So, yeah, that is happening over here. And regarding what Badri was saying, London is the social housing and welfare system For London is, oh, Jesus Christ, it's scandalous. if you're, if you are white English born in London, don't ever think you're gonna get social housing, ever. Just forget about it. It is, they abuse the system, and, and like, like, like Uncle Bad rightly said, we have, we have our own who do that, and we'll deal with that. We don't need, we have every-↗

56:44Speaker 1Third world person and coming over to this country to, to abuse our system. And, and also with the Jewish community, there is a high percentage of the Jewish community, they-- everyone keeps saying, "Well, all I ever hear is, 'Oh, they work, they contribute.'" There are statistics out there where the-- there is a lot of them on, on welfare,↗

57:05Speaker 1who, who are, who are milking the system. It, I mean, they-- what did they, they call America the? Is it where dream, you go to America to make your living, while England's just the land of milk and honey to these people? Go to, go to England, get everything for free, don't have to lift a finger, and like I just said, they can't talk a word of English, but my God, can they fill out a form to get their money?↗

57:31Speaker 2And this has been going on for decades. This isn't just happened in the last few years. I, I know people that worked in NHS bursaries back in the early two thousands, where everyone was a foreigner ringing up, they all knew what they were entitled to benefit-wise. It, how these people are asset stripping our country, they are extracting the wealth, it's building farmhouses out in Pakistan and, and round Karachi, there's some lovely people driving around on brand new Massey Ferguson Contractors, I know this 'cause I've seen the fucking photographs, alright, from certain individuals showing off the wealth they've got over in Pakistan, and we're paying for it. They are extracting wealth, and they'll always argue, "Well, you did it to us." No, we didn't. We came to your country, built you infrastructure, gave you governance, gave you buildings, ta-- dragged you out of mud huts in the Stone Age and bar-- bar-- barbaric behavior, you know? And you come here and pillage us like this, and we're, as a country, more and more people waking up and getting sick of it every single day.↗

58:45Ian MalcolmNo, very well stated. And, and look, it's not to, deny the reality that other cultures did have contributions of some varieties and all those other things, but, to your point, especially when it comes to, certain places like Pakistan The investment, the involvement, and the ties, you're, you're right, it does feel wildly, unreasonable to suggest, "Oh, I'm just gonna move over there now because it's convenient, and the politicians want me to, and well, these Jewish NGOs will pay for me to do it, and oh, I can just get all these, all these gimmies." That sounds like a great deal. That's wildly unfair, especially as a heritage member of that society is encouraging his fellow countrymen to just expect that there is never gonna be anything from the government↗

59:28Ian Malcolmtheir local people. I mean, this is, it, it's absolute treason, that the, the elected leaders are, they're guilty, they're, they're traitors, is probably the best term for it. It's not only that they milk↗

59:39Speaker 1our↗

59:39Ian Malcolmsystem, Ian, that which↗

59:42Speaker 1is bad enough, that they, they, they milk our system, but they also condeed to our laws while they're here. And, there's- A hun- hundreds of thousands of white English children who can testify to that with our, what's gone on with these grooming gangs, which they're not grooming gangs, there's another word for 'em, but it's "your space," and I won't say that word, but, well, they, they, they come over here, they don't just, they don't just take our money and take our housing, but they break our laws, they destroy communities, they ruin streets, they, they're just, they're just destructive and-↗

1:00:19Speaker 1We all know why they're here, we all know why they're brought here, and then you get certain patriots. I use that term very, very, very sarcastically, but you get certain patriots like your Nigel Farage, Tommy Robinson, your Leila Cuningham, the soon-to-be, I would imagine, mus-- second consecutive Muslim mayor of London, that would be Whatever happens, we're gonna probably have had sixteen years of a Muslim mayor in our capital city if Sadiq Khan gets in again or Leila Kurnan. So nothing is getting better in that sense. The only thing that's getting better is more people waking up and the, the hope I'm filled with and the joy I'm filled with is our young, our young patriots, because I'm forty-four. I'm in hospital at the moment, I don't know how long I've got. None of us do, I, I know, but the pride I see of our young patriots and a lot of them, like I said, are in this chat, a couple of, couple of really good patriotic ladies are here, a couple of, really good patriotic guys who are with our smaller parties, like I mentioned, the NDP and the NLP. That's my, that's where I see the hope, that's where I see the, the chance and the optimism, and if we can get- If we can get Rupert Lowe into power, and even if he only ever gets justice for our children that were groomed and the other word, if he only ever does that and sends millions home, then it's a starting point. At least we have a starting point. Getting justice for our children, getting rid of millions, gives us a base to build from. And that's the hope I live in, that and our younger generation who are doing such a fantastic job and putting their neck on the line.↗

1:02:14Speaker 2Just to, just to follow on from that as well, you know, i-i's a case of millions need to go in, then it's the what's next, and that's the important question, which- A lot of the young, the younger lads in the chat, the, and ladies in the chat, in the smaller parties are having these sort of conversations, and it, it is fantastic. You see, I, I've been watching political stuff for, like I say, I was involved in it twenty odd years ago, been following it daily since, and the enthusiasm and excitement and ideas and conversations that'll be having, being had by many of the young patriots on the right wing sphere, it's super, it really is, and it gives you a lot of hope that- But it's not over, it's definitely not over, and I think that, that's a very British trait, isn't it? We've left things very much to the last minute. It's the eleventh hour, and England's about to do what it does best, and, that's punch back. And that's where we have the, the conversation about the remigration buzzword, the millions must go. But then, then after that, where the conversation needs to be had about in-sorting out that, international finance and having the conversation about who got us into the This ma- dismantling some of the economic systems and rebuilding a state that is actually fitting for the what will be the twenty-second century by the time we get there. That's why we've got to start looking, the twenty-second century.↗

1:03:40Speaker 2We'll get there.↗

1:03:43Ian MalcolmNo, we will ultimately get through all this, and I wanna suggest it because, i-it's worth noting, and a lot of people don't necessarily put this in perspective, Benjamin Netanyahu referred to the digital war of information as the next-gen warfare, right? That was-- those were his words. Mass migration has been part of, not just a weaponization by the quote-unquote elite, which let's be real, the Jews. But not only is, is the information a piece of the war, the migration a piece of the war, the, the cultural destruction of the West a piece of the war. And I say this because, well, during World War One, during World War Two, much of Europe was destroyed. The buildings were brought down, many people lost their lives, these societies, these nations, their people, in tatters. And they were able to overcome and rebuild. And they put together incredible societies in the aftermath, which once again are under the, the weight of, if not the siege of, literal warfare. It's just a different rendition of war. Mass migration is an assault on a nation. There's no other word for it. It is a, a cultural nuclear weapon, and it has been weaponized against those homogenous societies. Right? And so I say that as a, maybe a, a piece of silver lining, because while it is dark, it's always darkest before the dawn.↗

1:05:18Ian MalcolmAnd we are going to see an end to all of this insanity. The world will get better, right? Remigration will happen. It is the only path forward, especially for Europe. There's no two ways about it. If you're not a native, you gotta go home. If you're leeching off the people, you gotta go home. You are effectively a criminal. You are a leech, you are a parasite. Doesn't mean you're a bad person, I suppose. Maybe you came over for economic, economic opportunity, because maybe you came from a place or a nation, in particular in the Middle East, that was blown up largely by Jews in Israel, and you had no choice. I can appreciate that. But that's why this thing isn't just a us versus them, in the sense of- White's versus everybody else. They wanna paint that picture? No, it's everybody. If all of us awaken to Jewish supremacy, the West can heal, it can recover, it can rebuild. The people that have been brought here because they were fleeing either poverty or literal war, mostly at the hands-- oh, by the way, slavery, mostly at the hands of the Jews.↗

1:06:27Ian MalcolmOnce that is removed, once that power structure no longer exists, once the boot is off society's neck, then the West can rebuild, people can go home, they can rebuild. Let Israel do its thing in the Middle East if it thinks that it can maintain it, which, let's be real, there's nothing that's a call to violence about saying, "Hey, you guys stirred up a lot of stuff," but↗

1:06:49Ian Malcolmmight not go too well for ya. That's not me wanting to aggress upon anybody, it's just saying if you're the bully on the playground and you punch at everybody Actually, something's probably gonna come of it. Not advocating for that to happen, but it's probably a reasonable retaliation. It's probably, you could even say, a, a righteous one. Again, not advocating for such.↗

1:07:09Ian MalcolmBut if the whole world can recognize this power structure, if it can put an end to the United States, and let's be real, there's also NATO, so European nations blowing up the Middle East, remigrating those people into Europe and into the United States, along with a lot of Africans, a lot of South and Central Americans, if you live in the US. Right? This can all end. We can get rid of the central banking, rid of the usury, rid of the cultural degeneracy. Everybody can go back and live with prosperity, with happiness, with homogeneous lands that'll look wonderful, right? But we do have to have these unreasonable-- or let's say uncomfortable conversations as we get there, which is to point fingers at a group that the media tells you you're not allowed to. By demanding a respect for a people that, again, the media says you're not allowed to revere, which are white people, white European Christians largely, right? And we need to advocate to remove the oppression. That is the righteous step forward. That's what we're going to do societally. So that's why I bring up those world wars, because those, those were also extremely dark times. It's very easy to get blackpilled, to be demoralized, and to think that there's no outcome in which we can win. Don't ever feel that way. We will When our forefathers went through wild amounts of friction in order to build the, the beautiful lands and civilizations that they constructed, right? Societies go through their ups and their downs. We are way down, and it's because of the same root issue that has been ruining society after society and parasitizing off of economy after economy for literal centuries. And so we're going to get rid of it, because this time we can all recognize it's not just clipping the coins of perhaps, let's say, the Romans or the Greeks or anyone, no, no, no, it's the entire world. They are clipping all of our, our wealth, our prosperity And it's through the City of London, it is through the Federal Reserve, and lo and behold, at the center of all of those, it's the same you know who's. And so we're gonna keep talking about these issues, we're gonna keep bringing attention to them. We are going to, to the comment that was made earlier, starting that motor, right? We're gonna kick that thing over and over again like the moped or the, the motorbike that just won't turn on. Keep kicking the thing and kicking, it's going to start. And when it does, the engine's Right? So this isn't the end of this story, it's merely a dark chapter in a long novel that we're all writing together. And so I appreciate everybody that is in here. I know we got maybe about an hour or so left, I wanna make sure that we get lots of hands, lots of other voices involved. So I apologize for the rant there, but I do wanna make sure that this is a conversation that we, we add some light to, some levity to, and that we don't do so just because we're blindly or gleefully optimistic in a way that's unreasonable. No↗

1:09:59Ian MalcolmThe world can be dark, but we can fix it. We can make it better, and that's what we're gonna keep trying to do. So with that, let's go to some of the hands here, Sharon. I'm not sure if you know the order or if-- I mean, we've got a really respectful panel. If you feel like you've been in here, I think it was maybe Jubin, that we were supposed to go to. Feel free to jump in, gentlemen. I know that we can conduct ourselves like adults, and, look forward to having a little↗

1:10:21@sharoncelt7Also one, comment. We have a request. So if anybody's in the speaker that doesn't wanna speak, if you could drop so I can bring up somebody else, that'd be fabulous. But if not, that's fine too. Thank you.↗

1:10:37Ian MalcolmI, I'll jump in. Oh, oh,↗

1:10:46Speaker 6Thanks Ian, thanks for the space and, great to be here. And listen, I'm really, really pleased to be on this space, Ian, you know, I kind of saw, you know, saw on your, on your feed that this was, was happening a couple of weeks ago, and, and, and from that, I kind of linked up with, the two main guys that are on here tonight, English and,↗

1:11:10Speaker 6an uncle, and, you know, I've kind of been linking up with, with English quite a bit, sort of DMing him, because, you know, I'm, I'm just sort of delighted, in many ways, to have, some really strong British voices who, are, are different from the kind of mainstream sort of British patriot sort of movement here, which is, is pro-Zionist and pro-Jewish, you know, and, you know, I've been following, for, you know, probably two years now Spaces in America, particularly for young guys like Ian, who, you know, when, when the question from you was, when did I sort of become, awakened up, or when did I sort of wake up to all this, when was I sort of j-pilled, if you like? Well, I think my experience here in Scotland, similar to listening to the guys, talking about it in England, is very, very similar, you know, that, you know, here it's kind of unacceptable to be anti-Semitic, it's actually okay to be racist Just about other groups of people, but not, not sort of, not, not Jewish people, and there's a, there's a huge Jewish community here where I live in, in Scotland, in the city of Asti in here, and, I've had quite a lot of negative experiences over my life of them, but you know, listen, two years ago, a friend who is also from Scotland introduced me to X and introduced me to, many of the sort of big accounts in America, a-and I've been following them, including guys like Ian and Truth and other people who, you know, are sort of huge, you know,↗

1:12:45Speaker 6advocates for the movement that we have here. So I think for me to sort of suddenly find other guys here in the UK, and I was listening there to, to, to what, Nigel was saying about Steve Laws, that's somebody that I only recently came across about six, eight weeks ago, so it's great to see that there's a sort of movement which is exposing the Jewish problem, the Jewish supremacy, the fact that we've got, you know, our country is flooded by people from abroad, and, and who's behind that, you know, many people are blind to that. When I talk about, by the way, with people some of the stuff that I learn, listen to on spaces, you know, again, I'm shut down, I'm, I'm called an anti-semite, I'm called a conspiracy theorist, you know, and of course, you know, the Epstein files are proving to us that all these conspiracy theories aren't actually not conspiracy theories at all, they're conspiracies and, and some of the horrors that we're hearing coming out of that, we need to keep talking about the Epstein files, and it's great That here in the UK, we've had the ones, Prince Andrew and now,↗

1:13:56Speaker 6our friend, Lord Peter Mandelson have been arrested. You know, when are their arrests gonna start in the, in the US? That's my question as well. But listen, Ian, thank you for, bringing me up, and I'm just delighted to be here with these, great, British voices who I will continue to follow and, support and try and, and get our voices pushed. I think we've got a, a, a, a great movement, but I think we've got a long way to go because of the sort of massive anti-Islam movement that's here and, and, and, you know, I can understand that, you know, but the biggest thing is, is the Jewish problem. We need to keep speaking about that and calling that out. So thanks very much, guys.↗

1:14:49Ian MalcolmNo, well stated there. And, and I, I think, I'm not mistaken, C. Looper wanted to walk in, but, but appreciate those, those words of affirmation, especially for the speakers that are up here, Jubin, they're, they're certainly putting their, their digital necks out there on the line by talking about these issues. So, very well stated, my friend. Let's go to, C. Looper, and then we'll go down to, if I'm not mistaken, to Mr. Prad↗

1:15:15Speaker 7It's like, I asked, what it was like maybe a week ago, you had, Mr. David Irving on, and I asked him literally about the re-migration, and what Rupert Lowe's plan is, and, you know, that's not just for, Britain, that's for America too, that's for all European and American countries. It's, the, the, the, it's a, it's literally the elephant in the room. And just to circle way back, and I'll be really quick, in the, the late eighties, early nineties, we-- before CompuServe and AOL, I'm, I'm gonna show my age here, because way before we had any of that stuff, like we, the, I remember CompuServe and AOL, you know?↗

1:16:06Speaker 7so we like didn't, before MapQuest, we had to actually physically read a map, and I think these are skills that are lost upon, This new generation coming up because they're dependent upon the technocracy, and, and so, so with that being said, i-it's like, y-you have to come to a point where it's like, do people really have the skills that they need, to survive without, the devices in their hands? And, a-a-and if the, answer is no, then we need,↗

1:16:43Speaker 7To fix that situation, because if, if you don't know how to read a map and, things hit the fan and we get to a point where, it's, not advantageous for us, whatever country you're living in, then what are you going to do? What's your backup plan? What's your contingency? Do you know first aid? Do you know how to get to where you're going if you need to have a rendezvous point?↗

1:17:09Speaker 7so these are like just small little simple things that I- I believe that are overlooked, that is taken advantage of by the newer generation because it's just so easy to just, yep, grab your phone, like, pull up whatever you wanna pull up on your maps, whatever maps you're using, Google, Apple, whatever. Well, you know, you have to look at who controls those things, and so, you know, if you don't know how to physically utilize,↗

1:17:39Speaker 7A real map and know how to navigate for yourself, then you could be in a really hard place. You could be literally between a rock and a hard place. And, with the, what Forty was talking about, my industry, I weld, and so, it's, it's, it's kind of the same thing. It's like, but it's, it's different for Forty, because that is like, hygienic, when it comes to cross-contamination With your food sources like chicken, eggs, so forth and so on, like he mentioned. But in, in my career, it's, the problem that we're facing is the, barrier of language and the quality of work that we get, because of the migration, problem. And so that, that's actually the, the issue right there is, you know, when you're building stuff and you're welding, it's supposed to hold but when you get people in who are, I guess it would be third worlders, you know, our job is to make it stick and hold and be structural and sound, and a lot of these people, they don't care. They're, and-↗

1:18:55Speaker 7They don't, and they outsource us because our, my company can, can pay these people way cheaper than they would pay me who is certified. And so i-it's just one of those things, it's like we're being replaced, like the Clergy Plan, two point o. And, and that's the issue that we have to address is because,↗

1:19:21Speaker 7It's only a matter of time, it's only a matter of time, and I, I don't, white pill, 'cause I don't wanna be so negative about all of this, but the, the white pill to it is if, we make our voices heard in our local, governance, offices, go to your city council, go to those people, like, do your due diligence, like, go into, if you have a city council meeting, go, And participate like Mike Concho has done. Mike Concho is, giving me so much ins-instruction, from what he's doing, by doing these things. And that's the step forward is, making your voice heard in a respectable, intelligent manner. don't go in there using ad hominins and acting like a retard, because you're not gonna go very far with that. But go in with a calculated plan,↗

1:20:19Speaker 7form of attack And then that's how we will start winning again. thank you, Ian. Sharon, good to see you as a co-host. You go girl. Forti, all the other people, everybody, don't forget to, reshare the space. I see Nicholas down there. love you all, guys. Like, have a good night.↗

1:20:41Ian MalcolmSee you, brother. Absolutely wonderful. Oh, go for it, Sharon.↗

1:20:44@sharoncelt7Oh, I was just gonna say, well said, Luber. I adore you. And I think next we had, Incognito, and then I think GMO wanted to say something too. Yeah,↗

1:20:54Speaker 1well,↗

1:21:00Speaker 3I just wanted to say with regards to Rupert Lowe, when someone said before, "What's the plan with mass migration?" Well, he's literally got a hundred and nineteen page long document on remigration. I have posted it in the, in the comments. But, yeah, this has very much been sort of thought out beforehand and stuff. But I think what's more important than even,↗

1:21:21Speaker 3like with regards to, replacement migration, which is obviously a real thing and everyone should read up on, René Le Camu, the French writer, who talks about replosum, like he nails it, he understands it. But like, they, they all understand this, like the UN, even just two, I think it was two years ago, 2024, yeah, and they had a document up about replacement migration and what it was, what the benefits were, what, what, what the sort of effects of it were gonna be, and because they sort of saw it as a sort of, a thing to be capitalized on, like With regards to borderless international finance.↗

1:22:01Speaker 3they're, they're, they're sort of amoral about the thing, but like towards, we obviously recognize it as a bad thing, like being replaced in our homeland, even though it's taken a, a long while to overturn some taboos with regard, regarding that. And I think, this is the thing I wanted to get onto and mention, I think that's the biggest thing is eliminating these taboos that we constructed in the sort of post-war era, because we were absolutely petrified of becoming like the People we'd be in a war,↗

1:22:29Speaker 3and so we decided we had this sort of utopian vision of the world and multiculturalism, everyone holding hands, we like, you know, the Cope song,↗

1:22:40Speaker 3and it- We put it to the test and it fa- we, we found out it's failed, and that's what we're seeing now, and that's why so many of the people who are, let's say in restored Britain, for example, are like young people, 'cause all we've know, none of us have lived, in a homogenous time where we can sort of, you know like Nigel Farage, like rest, like be like, "Oh, no, no, well, everything could be alright." Like, look at, all we've known is the sort of tribalistic multicultural society that we've grown up in in the past say thirty years. And↗

1:23:16Speaker 3I think- Like that's why so there's so many young lads getting involved in it. But I think the importance of like Rupert Lowe and Restore and why they're gonna take so many votes off Nigel isn't that they're gonna necessarily convince people as such. I think it's they're gonna give a voice to the voiceless and make it acceptable to be able to acknowledge things about like native British people's sovereignty over their own homeland, like the fact that we should definitely, you know, be able to have a level of demographic security and not be demographic display from our own homeland. Like London's gone from, you know, famously ninety-eight percent, white British in nineteen forty-eight to, thirty-six percent in twenty twenty-one since when we've, we've had the Borus wave. And also that doesn't include illegal migrants. So you're probably, at London, you're lucky if it's probably twenty-five percent native, 'cause you've also got to include that there's gonna be second generation white immigrants who count themselves as white British. So, like twenty-five percent at max. And, in no other example in all of human history↗

1:24:23Speaker 3has a population gone from, you know, ninety-eight percent native to twenty-five percent native over the course of seven decades, and it's not been called genocide or an ethnic cleansing. And we're being subject to that, and then it's slowly gonna expand across the rest of the country, and that's why it does need to be not just stopped, but reversed. And that's what, like, Nigel doesn't really have the bollocks face, and that's what a lot of the- These, like the, these ideas which are restricted by these late twentieth century taboos, which we put to the test and found out, you know, don't really work, and to apply them now is anachronistic And like for example, there, there was a politician called Ian O'Paul in Britain, and he had a famous speech called the Rivers of Blood speech. Now that sounds bad, but that's deliberate because the media wanted you to think it was a horrendous thing, but he was actually making a reference to,↗

1:25:18Speaker 3a, a Roman poet called Virgil and, like the Rome and the Tiber flows. Anyway, like he's a very intelligent man, he was, he was in-insanely intelligent, and, But he predicted that, 'cause he w- he was an MP of like somewhere in Birmingham, he predicted that it was, potentially likely that Birmingham one day would be one third non-white British, and if that were the case, the, you know, the black man would have the whip hand over the white man, and all various other things he said. But if you go and read the contemporary criticisms, nobody's saying, "Do you know what? If that came to pass..." You'd be r- you'd be wrong, like it would still be a good thing. Everyone was saying, "No, no, no, no, that won't come to pass," you're scaremongering. And now Birmingham is actually, it's twice as bad. It's at least two thirds non-white British, and it's very much sort of like a Muslim no-go zone and whatever else. And now our politics is becoming sectarian, everything that he predicted. But people will treat our politics as if, "We're, oh, we're, we're trying to make a prediction about the future It's like, no, we're not in Ian opals time anymore, making predictions about the future, and your arguments against him don't work anymore because it turns out he was actually right about a lot of stuff. Here's the thing, we've seen what happens, we've lived it, we can look around and see what's going on. We're not making predictions anymore, we're not like, this isn't about whether we want a utopia, it's about whether we can recognize what's happened to the country or not. And I think the majority of people do recognize what's happened to the↗

1:26:57Speaker 3And like, funnily enough, I was in, Glasgow for a wedding like, at the weekend, my cousin's wedding, and loads of people hadn't even knew wh- Rupert Lowe was, and loads of them like, "Yeah, should I go for him?" And I was like, "Yeah, and try and get involved in Scottish fucking, like, lifting or whatever, 'cause they don't have a strong presence there yet, but like, genuinely try and get involved, but they don't have a chance." But they were like, "Oh, I know about↗

1:27:26Speaker 3Structure and the apparatus and stuff like that, that's definitely true. But I mean, i-if you look at already just by Rupert announcing this and Nigel's now sort of said, "Oh no, we're gonna engage in mass re-migration of..." I mean, so far he's just said all the illegals, which is a good start, but he didn't even have the balls to say that long ago. And like, if it pushes him further right, if we get to a point where it's maybe like a coalition government between reform and restore, that might be like- Half decent, and especially if it shifts reform all the way to the right, but it is a worrying thing that we still don't have the infrastructure and whatever at the moment. But I think ultimately the British people at large do want that, that's what they do. Well, and it's taken like a huge amount of censorious apparatus to restrict us from getting that, which is why we-- it's so, it, well, I'm so confident we, we, we'd get it, like if it, if it, if it-↗

1:28:24Speaker 3Wasn't so easy to just sort of get someone like that, like Rupelou, just doing what we want. They wouldn't spend so much time trying to stop that from trying to happen, but ultimately they do because they know that they'd be fucked if we can just try and like establish a remigration policy. And the thing is, when one country, specifically in Europe, does it, I think a lot of other countries will follow and do it because they'll be like, "Well, we'll, we'll, we'll..." Look, we, we don't need to take this anymore. We can kick all these out, blah, blah, blah, blah. And, I think, I think we are gonna win, but I think we do need to back people like, Restore↗

1:29:05Speaker 3Like Nigel's not, I, I really don't think Nigel's like got the balls to, to do what needs to be done. Ultimately, he just wants to be like, ideally, he would have liked to take over from David Cameron and been like the Tory leader, that would have been his ideal thing. He's not got the fucking balls to do what needs to be, because it, it goes against these taboos that he's been brought up with. Since the late 20th century, and, you know, you can't shake them. You just can't, and, and loads of people of that age can't, and it's gonna be very difficult for them too. But when remigration does happen and things start getting better, people ultimately, the, the, it'll be like pushing a boulder up a hill and down the other side. Like people then immediately, the boulder start rolling more quickly, and people will be like, "Oh yeah, this is obviously much better and incredible," and then other countries will start doing it↗

1:29:53Speaker 3But yeah, the back, back roof at low is, is the point.↗

1:29:59@sharoncelt7Thank you for sharing.↗

1:30:02Ian MalcolmYeah, one thing I was just gonna say is that I love that analogy of the boulder, right? 'Cause it, it, it goes back to that idea of none at all and then all at once, in the sense that the hard work is getting this thing up the hill, right? Once we get people to a point where they look around and they recognize the truth, they become immune and indifferent to the slurs, well, then the work's already done, and it'll Not only the, let's say, right thing to do, it'll be the popular thing to do, and I don't ever advocate for something- And that's↗

1:30:28Speaker 3why I think it's important to go out and speak to people, like British people, go out and speak to people and just let people know. It's, it's the exact same thing as the, the emperor's, you know, new clothes. Like everyone pretends he's wearing clothes of the finest silk. You need to go around and tell everyone, no, he's bollocko, we can see his dick Yeah, that, that's what you need to be doing because, and I think that's what restore Britain needs to do, is let people know that things that have been taboo for a while now, it's over, that era's over, it's all gone, we're gonna engage in a new era, even like People, y-you know, with, international geopolitics, I've understood like the sort of post-war order is co- is, is no longer anymore. Like, w-we're entering a new era now, and you need to let people know, and if you just speak to people just like normally, I would just be like, "Yeah, no, we ne- we obviously need to get rid of all these people that came in against our will," 'cause the Brit- you've got to remember as well, the British people, every single election since Harold Wilson, which was half↗

1:31:30Speaker 3a Like, we've not been listened to demographically, it's put, we're perfectly legitimately within our right to just, re-migrate people, and even people who think like that might be like crazy thing to do, no, it's not. It's because we're in extreme position right now, in a level of demographic replacement that's never happened in history ever before. We're in extreme position right now, and even if we just get back to, like, some '29, but get back to the year of my birth, where we were like, you know- I think ninety five, ninety six percent,↗

1:32:03Speaker 3white British. to get back to that, you'd have to deport millions of people, and I don't think anybody would say that, Britain of the nineties was like an extremist, fucking hellhole or anything. Do you know what I mean? Like some sort of crazy... Like nobody, nobody'd say that, but that, that's the position we're in now, where even just to get back to that normal point, which I'd even say is very actually quite multicultural. Like, if anything, the Britain of the nineties But even just to get back there will take ma-mass remigration and remigration of millions of people, and I think loads of people gonna have concerns of that. But if you just let them know that it's okay, it's okay to be like, "Yeah, no, it's fine." Like, that's what I think people want. People just want permission and someone who'd like, will listen to it. Like, if you just say something, "No, yeah, we need to get rid of them," they'll be like, "Yeah, we do, don't we?" Fucking hell Like that's, I think that's what you need, like, and it'll be a big dam breaking, like a deluge of support.↗

1:33:00Ian MalcolmThat's ex-ex- exactly correct, right? People, they unfortunately need the permission because they've become so accustomed to being told what to think by the media, is essentially what it is. Right? So people are fine, and you even see this, right? Tommy Robbins goes out and says some stuff, and Elon Musk retweets it, and everybody's like, "Oh, okay, it's cool to, it's cool to now say we need to restore↗

1:33:24Ian MalcolmWe need to restore, the United Kingdom and, and everybody gets behind that, everybody starts echoing those sentiments, right? And that's, that's the wildest piece about it is the, the desire for the approval to speak your mind. Stop seeking approval from anyone. Speak the truth. Up, Daniel, you're gonna go, bud. speak the truth, no, no, no, no, no, 'cause I, I find that kind of odd. Daniel, if you wanna come back up, please, just raise your hand, please put into the purple pill what that was about. coming into a space just going, "H-hello?", like you just walked into somebody's house. Kinda, kinda bizarre.↗

1:34:04Ian Malcolmbut anyway, look, people want approval. I don't know if Daniel wanted that, maybe that's why he was saying hello or maybe he just doesn't know the etiquette of↗

1:34:13Ian MalcolmPeople seek approval of others so that they can share their views, because people don't wanna be ashamed. And it's worth noting, this goes a little bit meta, but it's worth noting that the entire purpose of social media today is to form the opinions of the masses by convincing them that they are the opinions of the masses. What I mean by that is by setting up their influencers and their bots They can flood all of social media so that not only do they control the headlines, but they control the responses to the headlines. So you get a new norm where people aren't intelligent enough to even read the news article. If they are, they don't wanna ever comment something that is radically different than the public sentiment, 'cause they're afraid what the masses are gonna suggest to them. Right? So it's not enough to just lie to you. They then convince you that everybody else believes the thing that even if you recognize is wrong, you're unwilling to call out. That's why we need to just say, "This is what's happening. Jewish supremacy is real. The Jews own the media. Anyone that comes into my space and says otherwise, they better be able to give me a revolutionary presentation of the facts, because I'm certain, not because I'm a bigot, not because I'm stubborn in my views, but because I can just demonstrate it." And every time there's a major change, and trust me, I watch all of them, I've been following the Paramount, the Warner Brothers acquisitions, all of them. And who's gonna buy it? Well, it's either gonna be in the ca- in that one case that I just mentioned, it's either gonna be Skydance, run by David Ellison, a Jew, whose father owns Oracle along with TikTok, or it's gonna be Netflix, founded by a Jew, Marc Randolph Bernays. Speaking of brainwashing, the founder of Netflix, the Jew, Marc Bernays. His, ancestor, Edward Bernays, wrote a book. I'm actually looking at the side of it. It's entitled Propaganda. It was all about how you would go about instilling thoughts in the masses. That was the entire thing. The guy was revered as a marketing genius 'cause he was able to get women to go out and smoke cigarettes, get an entire gender to take up something that was frowned upon. They normalized the abnormal, women smoking cigarettes. That's what he did. Now Edward Bernays answered, "Of all people, we go back to Freud. So what do you know?" You get the person that's credited with being the father of psychoanalysis, who begets a guy who figures out to program the masses, who just, oh, I don't know, begets a guy who starts the world's largest streaming service. Weird. So they get you to bite your tongue, to say that which you know isn't true. They flood you with the endless advertisements, and in this case, I'm gonna make it racial, because that's just the statistics. But they put the next little Netflix ad, and it's the white kid coming up to the black girl to be the sexual predator, the bullyer, 'cause that happens all the time, right, statistically. Every one of the dating apps would tell you that white guys really interested in black women, they're also extremely violent. Actually, no, it's the inverse of what the data would suggest. Right? But this is the world that you're forced to endure. This is why there's the propaganda. And that doesn't mean that anybody's better or worse than anyone else. But you don't get to social engineer things. You don't get to tell me that it's not happening when I call it out, and you certainly don't get to say, "These people don't run the companies," when I can say, as public companies, "Yes, they do."↗

1:37:44Ian MalcolmSo speak your mind, speak the truth. And if you talk about these issues and you say to somebody who's a conservative, maybe they're a MAGA person, maybe they're a, a, a, an English native who really cares about their nation, and they say, "What, what are you talking about, Jewish power?" Well, say, "Who runs these organizations? Who runs the BBC? Who's the head of its programming?" Wouldn't it be really weird if it's all a small little group of people, right? Call out the truths, and when people look at you and they say↗

1:38:13Ian MalcolmAsk him how is the world getting? How is the society? Is it getting worse? If so, is it reasonable to ask why? And if that's a reasonable question, then how would you not inevitably ask who's doing it? So speak the truth, speak honestly. If crime is skyrocketing, if mass migration is flooding your nation with new people, is it unreasonable to say those two things might be linked? Of course not. So just speak reasonably, speak rationally, and don't care what the other people say, because they control the networks, they control the bots, they own the influencers, they own the media, they own the newspapers. They're lying to you at every turn, and the thing they fear the most is you just peacefully looking up the billboard and saying, "You're lying to me." Isn't that weird? That's the scariest thing. It's not bullets, it's not fire It's not Tyrannosaurus rexes or aliens from outer space. It's literally you just looking at their propaganda saying, "You're lying to me," because once you realize that, everything else falls apart. So we're gonna keep winning, and we're gonna see what Mr. Daniel says. Daniel, please if you can, just turn the mic on when we go to you. We got a couple other hands here. And if you do jump in again, Daniel, I'm just gonna remove you. Nope. Dan, Daniel. Hey,↗

1:39:29Speaker 8sorry. Daniel. Oh, yeah. As you can tell, thank you for letting me on, and I appreciate it.↗

1:39:35Ian MalcolmDaniel.↗

1:39:40Ian MalcolmDaniel. I'm, I'm really trying here. Hello, sorry. Oh, Daniel. Hello, sorry. No, Daniel, Can we, can we have a conversation peacefully? Can, can you kind of wait and turn after, GM Mutcher, goes on? Sorry,↗

1:39:51Speaker 8sorry. Yeah, he can go ahead. Sorry, I, this is my first time. Okay.↗

1:39:57Ian MalcolmWell, Daniel, can I just, can I ask a question? Have you ever walked into a, a social environment where people are having conversations?↗

1:40:05Speaker 8yeah, I'm, I'm just needless, I'm from Northern Ireland, so it's like very political over here, but, I know I get what you mean. Sorry.↗

1:40:13Ian MalcolmNo, perfect, you know. Hey, hey, hey, man, and look, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. and if it's your first time on the space, thank you for coming up. In the bottom left, there's gonna be a little icon that says mic is on, please just turn it off, we're gonna go through Gmoocher, and then we're gonna↗

1:40:35Ian MalcolmWelcome, welcome, welcome. Let's go to Mr. G Mootcher, and then we will go back, and we'll check in and see what, Mr. Daniel has to say.↗

1:40:45Speaker 9Hey, and hey, Sharon,↗

1:40:47Ian Malcolmhow you doing today? Very well, my friend. Thank, thank, and thank you for being here. Thank you everybody for being here. And, and welcome again to Mr. Daniel.↗

1:40:56Speaker 9Yeah, so I just had a question. This one's for Uncle Badger and Incognito, I just wanna know what are your Like your, your laws in terms of boycotting and, you know, like how, how stringent is that in your, in your, just, you know, countries? Like a national boycott, what's your idea about that? Like, is, is that something that's open to the table for you guys? What are you guys doing about it? What's your thoughts, opinions? I mean, that, is that an option for you? What I was in,↗

1:41:28Speaker 2boycotting like Israeli products, that sort of thing. Correct. Like BDS. Correct. Well, yeah, you can, like, it's actually, for example, if you go to the co-op around the corner, it has actually boycotted Israeli products, so you go in there and get an Israeli-free experience. So, it's something we're not averse to in this country. It's something I, I know that was done before my time, obviously regarding South Africa. So, it is, and I think boycotts of products and services from certain communities are a very good tool in terms of trying to fight back. It's peaceful, it's non-political. Just don't buy their products, don't use their services. And a big one for us is don't use Uber, don't get Just Eat deliveries. You don't need The Somalian man on the little electric bike to bring you a KFC, you really don't, okay? So that's boycotting. It is a very good little tool in the armory, for people wanting to try and make a stand and don't know how the-how to do it. Not buying products and services from a particular country or from a certain community is the way forward.↗

1:42:39Speaker 3Yeah, I actually think that, the UK might have more lenient rules in some areas of what you might consider more conservative America. because haven't there been places in America where you're not allowed, like, businesses aren't allowed to engage in BDS? Or something like that. And i- isn't it typically like, was it like in Florida or something maybe, where you don't allow, like businesses weren't allowed to explicitly have a policy to boycott, Israeli goods or services?↗

1:43:16Speaker 3because I don't think we have anything like that here, but that doesn't mean to say we don't have, like, you know, Israeli influence in the government or whatever it needs. I don't know. But again, these taboos that I've been talking about, a lot of that's been reinforced in the level of power they've had, and a lot of that collapsed after October 7th. And a big part of it is the internet again, because it's not like we even have to convince each other, we have to just let each other know that we're not all mental and that we all actually recognize this and realize that this is what's going on. And that's what most people want. Like it's not even that people need convincing, it's that they need And I think that's why the internet has been such a good thing,↗

1:44:00Speaker 3and why, like, in our country, like the Blair right era, like Tony Blair, like dominated and completely changed our country and outsourced lots of decision making to third parties that were basically all under like his sort of ideology, which still persists to this day, and like the government now don't wanna make Decisions and, anyway, how many lads,↗

1:44:22Speaker 9how many lads are boycotting like Gen Z and millennials, you know, boomers, they're done, man, get over it. But how many guys are, how many guys are, you know, actually, you know, like Gen Z lads and all those guys, how many, how many have you, you know, talked to in real life or online? Well, I, I don't↗

1:44:39Speaker 3know, I, I haven't, I, I don't, haven't necessarily seen loads of them, to be fair The West is boycotting, Israel, but like, I think over here, like, Badger said like the Co-op as a company, which is like quite a large sort of, you know, they have shops all over the country, they, they, they said that they weren't gonna, you know, stock any, any Israeli products or anything like that. And so there are, there, there are sort of companies that you could go to,↗

1:45:16Speaker 3you know what I mean? But, you know, that doesn't mean everybody who's going to the KALPs necessarily doing it because they're, they're aware of it or conscious of it, but, you know, the option's sort of there. And I, I do think, to be fair, that the majority of the people who be,↗

1:45:33Speaker 9The answer from Uncle Badger as well, what your Gen Z, your millennials, boomers are cooked, you know, respectfully, but I mean, they still have a chance, I guess, but yeah.↗

1:45:46Speaker 2We mean, what are we doing, in regards to↗

1:45:50Speaker 9what? Have you been seeing, have you been seeing an uptick of boycotting and, you know, from the Gen Z or the millennials or as a whole? I think↗

1:46:00Speaker 2The, like I say, every time I walk to the co-op, it's, it's in your face. what's a co-op? What's a co-op? I don't↗

1:46:06Speaker 9understand. It's↗

1:46:07Speaker 2just, it's just like a grocery store. It's like the equivalent of a CVS over there, something like that. so it just sells odd bits of food. It's not like a full-scale supermarket. Sounds Jewish. It's usually one No, it's actually, it's got its roots in British working class, movements. It was originally set up as a movement to support British factory workers in the mills, so they set up these cooperatives, they had the little shops, the banking, and everything. So it originated from that, but like many things that belong to the working class, it's been taken over by, by parasitic communist Marxists, and, it's, got that slight angle to it. Now, there's lots of pride flags as well. So, what, but what are people doing? There has been an uptick, I think there, there is an upswing in anti-dewy sentiment in the UK, but like I said earlier, it's always been in the back of a lot of people's minds. It is the, the old Sheenie curse and things like that. You guys don't have↗

1:47:07Speaker 8free speech?↗

1:47:09Speaker 2What do we don't, you know what? We have an, an element of free speech, we've got to be- No, it isn't, isn't,↗

1:47:16Speaker 8isn't- Not like over here, not like in Northern Ireland, and fucking down south, it's not the same, trust me, it's not the same. It's like, you guys would go to prison just for posting about being free Palestine over here, people in Derry, like what they call Londonderry, which is like fucking, a whole- It relates for history goes so deep, it fucking pro- goes back to the Jews because they fucking sent in Irish and Scottish settlers and fucking all this shit, and then,↗

1:47:47Speaker 8like, I don't know, my head's fried at the moment, but it's not fried, but you know what I mean, like it's, it's just so- And our people, our trauma and everything, it's just crazy, it's just in our culture, and it's like people are so stupid because of this fucking loyalist, unionist, fucking regime, which is actually fucking fascism, but it's just fucking people don't know that, it's just like fucking crazy.↗

1:48:11Speaker 2To be fair, I don't know enough on, on, Irish politics to, to comment too much, but I know what you're saying. Well, I don't↗

1:48:17Speaker 8think it's a word. It's, they, who do you think that these fucking people are? I'm all about the Jews. Who, are they all fucking controlling this world by proxy? It's not a fucking rocket science. If you do like a little bit of research↗

1:48:30Speaker 2Oh, oh yeah, it doesn't, it doesn't take much just to, to have a little look and see who's at the top of a lot of organizations in industries and, and, and political organizations throughout the world, a very small minority of people do seem to exert a lot of power. The Caesarian↗

1:48:48Speaker 8Empire, just go that far. That's it, because the Caesarian Empire fucked us, that's what it did. It created Zionism. Wait, hang on,↗

1:48:57Ian Malcolmhang on, Daniel, because you're being a little bit, let's say, rude to, the badger who's the- Sorry, I'm not being rude, I'm↗

1:49:02Speaker 8just being emotional.↗

1:49:03Ian MalcolmNope. Thank you. Daniel, I don't, I don't know if this is, let's say, an emotional regulation.↗

1:49:10Speaker 3The Northern Irish accent can just sound confrontational,↗

1:49:17Speaker 8like, "I'm sorry, I'm just really passionate, I'm just like about the whole everything right now, and like, I don't know,↗

1:49:28Speaker 8No, it's not the, it's not the, it's not the,↗

1:49:30Ian Malcolmit's not, it's not the passion that, our people have↗

1:49:33Speaker 8to↗

1:49:34Ian Malcolmfight.↗

1:49:34Speaker 8Our people have to fight. Why do you think? Daniel, you're doing it again. Irish, no, it doesn't matter. Daniel,↗

1:49:39Ian MalcolmDaniel, Daniel. It's not the passion that I'm objecting to. It is the decorum or lack thereof. Now, the Irish people have a history of being rambunctious, and those are great things. And there's a time and a place when you're in a room with like-minded individuals that are trying to perhaps have a productive conversation that might be in agreement with a lot of the positions, maybe don't interrupt the other speakers that are just trying to lay out their facts, especially when, I don't know, maybe their names are in the title of the space because they're the people that we're trying to make sure get an ample opportunity to share some of their opinions. So it has nothing to do with↗

1:50:15Ian MalcolmI appreciate that part, but just show a little bit of appreciation or respect for some of the other voices. We're trying to keep things, let's say, respectful, right? And trying to follow some kind of order. So if you could, even if something gets you a little bit emotional, please just try to act with a little bit of maturity, and we will certainly come to you right after, the guest speaker. Uncle Badger, I didn't mean to have, you interrupted by anybody. Please jump in.↗

1:50:43Speaker 8No, yeah guys, I'm sorry for maybe coming off and sounding like I was a bit, I↗

1:50:48Ian Malcolmcan't believe you're↗

1:50:48Speaker 8doing this. No, trust me, guys. I'm sorry for maybe sounding a bit- I know I sounded like- This is, this is now a troll. There's no other way↗

1:50:56Ian Malcolmto define this.↗

1:50:57Speaker 8Sorry, actually, the delay, it was a delay. I just felt like I wasn't speaking, I just wanted to apologize. I'm sorry if I'm speaking too fast.↗

1:51:05Ian MalcolmNo, that's okay, that's, that's okay. We'll Kind of end the trolling. Uncle Badger, do you wanna make any final comments there, and we'll go back to, incognito?↗

1:51:16Speaker 2Yeah, well, I'll just, I'll just jump in, you know, I get passion, and, and a lot of people have a lot to be passionate about on this, and things can get heated. I didn't take it as that. I, I get you're a passionate young man, that obviously- Is concerned about the world and going on, and what we need to do as an entire group is we need to harness that fire and that passion and that energy. We need to make sure we're never turning it in on ourselves, and we keep applying pressure wherever we can do it. You know, we have shifted, people have shifted that over to Window. We've ke- kicked that Kickstarter engine. Things are happening. So yeah, passion, energy, it's a fantastic thing, mate. And, look, the Northern Irish accent always- Does come across as a little bit aggressive. Anybody who watched a Coronation Street growing up, remember Jim McDonald? that's a very specific reference considering the number of Americans in the crowd. You look, so I get it, ma'am. Apology accepted. But yeah, harness your passion, focus it, you know, stay, stay angry, but put it, use it in a productive way, you know? Don't, don't turn the anger into something nasty and harsh, focus it productively.↗

1:52:27Speaker 1Ian, sorry if I just interject, sorry if I- jump in there. there's a, there's a young guy, there's a young guy in the chat with his hand up, Wolf. Yeah, no, he↗

1:52:37Ian Malcolmis. It's, it's, it's Daniel down there, and I, I, I think he said it's his first time on a space, so I appreciate him being here, just trying to help a little, education. Or just if, if↗

1:52:46Speaker 1you do get a chance to get around to Wolf, who's got his hand up, he's, he's a regular on our space. He↗

1:53:00Speaker 1White Englishman, and if you, if you do get the opportunity to get round to him, it'd be great to hear from East. No, he, he↗

1:53:07Ian Malcolmwas, he↗

1:53:08Speaker 1was up next. I, I was just trying to protect, yeah,↗

1:53:10Ian Malcolmno, no, no, I↗

1:53:10Speaker 1totally get that. I just didn't know when you were wrapping it up or if you were gonna go back. Never tell you what to do, you know that it's your space, but I just- Oh, no, no,↗

1:53:17Ian Malcolmmy friend, no, my friend,↗

1:53:23Speaker 1I, I was trying to↗

1:53:30Speaker 2Five hours ahead of you, Ian Malcolm, and some of us are very old.↗

1:53:34Ian MalcolmNo, I, I appreciate, and it'll be perfect 'cause we can go to the young perspective. we'll, we'll get the, the thoughts here of, of, of Daniel. And, I, I just, before we do, I just wanna sincerely thank not only, Uncle Badger, and look, railroded, if there's, if there's anything nobody wants to see, it is a badger on the side of the road hit by a car↗

1:54:00Ian MalcolmCuriously, a position also taken by, maybe that Austrian painter who certainly valued, nature and certainly valued animals. but, no, I want to make sure that we protected the two of you. I want to thank, Mr. Englishblood, being with us for the second time from a hospital bed, just showing the passion, the dedication that he has to trying to make a better world for everybody around. and speaking of which, I can, I'm, I'm sure that I can relay this message from, from English and also from Badger that The work that you guys are doing is to protect not only the planet and, and your nation for yourself and your neighbors, but for the youth, right? This is all done for those that will follow us. If we do it for ourselves, then we're all just kind of here for the now, and if that's the case, then get your money and your Bugatti and all that other nonsense, right? This has to be about something that's bigger than us, and there's nothing that's more important than the children and the children that will come from them. And so with that being said, I↗

1:55:00Ian MalcolmDaniel, for any misunderstandings there, I, I, I certainly would be very curious. You're a young individual, you're looking around, you probably are living, like was said there by English, you're living amidst the chaos, and you're seeing the, the fruits of this insanity that's being pushed on your people.↗

1:55:15Speaker 3No, that's Wolfie.↗

1:55:19Speaker 3No, I might, I might listen.↗

1:55:22Ian MalcolmOh, that's Wolf, that's yeah, yeah. Is that↗

1:55:23Speaker 3Wolf that, Wolfie, Wolfie's, Wolfie's the one, yeah, yeah, yeah. Wolfie's the one who's, this handle, who, who lives in Birmingham, in the- Okay. In the trenches. So↗

1:55:33Ian Malcolmin that case, look, still wildlife, we're gonna go for the badger to the wolf, and then we'll go to Daniel. so Wolf, if you wouldn't mind, please jump in. Daniel, I apologize, I thought English was talking about↗

1:55:49Speaker 10Alright, wonderful. yeah, so a lot of things to touch on, obviously, a lot's been said. yeah, you're not powerless, right? it is worse. I've had some awful experiences here, and it, like, really bad ones, like, I've been chased by fire- with fireworks, like, absolutely, stuff you wouldn't even think about, stuff you wouldn't even like, just assume to be normal, like.↗

1:56:13Speaker 10But, yeah. I think the biggest problem with the J question is, the most of the British public are single issue voters, you know what I mean? So,↗

1:56:28Speaker 10you kinda have to like, they'll vote, they'll have one thing on the top of the list, and if they're doing that, that's it, they're voting. You know what I mean? So, I think we need to get house in order before we can- Start moving onto that subject, and I think you'll just take time to get there, but we need remigration first, 'cause we can't live like this. Like, it feels like I'm living in the future to the rest of the country, and it is just absolutely mental. It is beyond comparison. Like,↗

1:57:00Speaker 10no, like you, you just go through areas and you don't hear a word of English. You go, the shops aren't literally none of it's in English. Literally whole high streets just Not in English, none of it. Do you know what I mean? If you don't know Polish, you don't know fucking Indian or fucking Urdu or whatever the fuck it is. You, you fucked. Do you know what I mean? You're going off colors and fucking↗

1:57:24Speaker 10tinsel, it's fucking ridiculous, man. But, yeah, remigration is inevitable. We will restore Britain, because we are the English, and I fucking love being English.↗

1:57:39Speaker 10And yeah, that, that is pretty much all I wanted to say, I think. Yeah?↗

1:57:47Speaker 2Being English is a superpower, let's just put that out there. That's a different card. It's a different card.↗

1:57:56Speaker 8hello, and I agree, like, English need to come together, and Irish, and everyone in this country, but it's just, divided by politics, because politics are fake, and- They're just only good at saying what needs to be done, but not actually what's done, because you just need to, it's like, all these people sit here and go say, "Oh, vote reform," which who's like, "Oh, who voted reform?" Nigel Farage, that's fucking, you know, he's like owned by a fucking Jew, like it's crazy, like, oh, and it's, it's like, all this stuff, if you think it's only like starting now, it's like been through the start of time, it's like, they came and dev Killed, like, killed our people trying to fucking take away our language and fucking, and they do it by proxy, by using other people because they're not actually English, they might fucking English, they might, like, oh, it's like the British Empire, but it's like, they're not British, they're fucking, and they're demons, that's what they are, they're fucking just scumbags, they just wanna take over the world for this one, one word order and fucking, like It's crazy, but, I don't know, let me just, I lost track of myself a little bit there, let me just try and,↗

1:59:09Speaker 8I don't know, if anyone wants to bounce in anything, go ahead. Daniel,↗

1:59:13Speaker 9Daniel, you're, you're, you're a little blacked out from what I can hear and I can, you know, feel it too over the screen, but, yeah. There's ways, man, there's ways. I'm not sure if you heard the triple F method. You know, it's, don't be a faggot, don't be a fat fuck, bast, and don't live in fear of the Jew. So if you follow those rules, if you, if you follow those rules or ideas, all the people around you are gonna gravitate, and it's just gonna spread like a wildfire. But if you keep on talking about Jews this, Jews, Jews got me down, well, of course they're gonna keep- Well, it's not Jews,↗

1:59:46Speaker 8I don't mean Jews, sorry, I, I mean Zionists.↗

1:59:53Speaker 9No, you can↗

1:59:55Speaker 8Yeah.↗

1:59:56Speaker 9You know, but, I, I, I would recommend, you know, follow↗

2:00:00Speaker 11Truth Teller space. He records every night, he, he comes in and, he hammers away at people. I'm not shilling Truth Teller, but I'm shilling the movie, you know? You can definitely,↗

2:00:08Ian Malcolmyou can shill Truth Teller, trust me. That, you're gonna have to save space for that one.↗

2:00:13Speaker 11And, you know, so, so, but yeah, man, just, keep your head up, man. I mean, you can't,↗

2:00:25Speaker 11What do you mean that↗

2:00:25@wafflesyayaclosing division was for myself, Lou? Well, you're,↗

2:00:28Speaker 11you're, you're kind of looking at compartmentalizing yourself within a black pill. Like, you're just kind of like, you know, you, you're really down on yourself, man. Don't touch grass. Yeah, I would say don't touch grass, man, before, coming back. Really? Yeah, because- Are you serious? I am dead serious. because I almost said, "I feel like I feel↗

2:00:48@wafflesyayalike the same talk over," I said, "I feel like↗

2:00:52Speaker 11the No, no, I'm not trying to offend you at all. I'm just trying to give you the facts, man. Like, if you follow the Triple F method, little by little, you're gonna see the community- I don't need the false community↗

2:01:01@wafflesyayaexcept for Jesus.↗

2:01:03Speaker 11Well, of course, everybody follows Jesus, man, come on. But this isn't nothing to jab at you, it's just trying to give you maybe an option or trying to give you a helping hand just in case.↗

2:01:12@wafflesyayaI don't know, I feel like you're just saying a whole lot of nothing. I'm not↗

2:01:21Speaker 11Yeah, well, it's working in America, so, you know, there's that.↗

2:01:24@wafflesyayaWhat do you mean it's working on America? That's like the Jews, the British handed over fucking all the Jews to America because the British didn't want them because of fucking the King David Hotel, the fucking- So you don't want to↗

2:01:35Speaker 11fucking just sit around and, and just keep saying that and no, no progress, nothing?↗

2:01:40@wafflesyayaWell, I don't know. What do you want me to say? If I'm gonna sit here and say start a revolution, I'm gonna go to fucking prison, like just↗

2:01:51Ian MalcolmNobody's, nobody's advocating for anything kinetic or violent or radical or any of that. I think what's being said, and correct me if I'm wrong, GMO, but I think the suggestion is that the world's a dark place, right? But the best that we can do is to make the most within it, within ourselves, right? We've, we've got whatever those limitations might be. Maybe it's our voice, maybe it's our muscle, maybe it's our economic opportunity, right? But w- it, it's all incumbent upon us to make the most of what we've Massive, immense praise to Uncle Badger, to English, who's literally in a hospital bed right now and is on this application trying to share his truths to bring attention to these issues, right? And so we can, I, I, I think what's being suggested is that we can, we can be down because we are so demoralized, but we have to recognize that as, as low as we might be, that we gotta keep standing up every single day. I'm not sure GMO, if that's where you're trying to go with it, but-↗

2:02:44Speaker 11But it's not the- Absolutely Because we're here to feed off of each other, like ideas, thoughts, and all that fun stuff, you know? It doesn't have to be fun every day, man. We're not happy clowns. That's not what I'm trying to tell you. Put on your fucking makeup and go fucking parade like a clown, bro, but just, you know? Ease up on it, man, and just keep marching forward like the, like the, like the white national socialist that you are, you know? And you guys got a national boycott, keyword national, you know, if you put power to that, you know, who knows what you guys can do? The Jewish-- What happens when the Jewish problem goes away? Are you gonna be the same as what you have? Like, I'm not saying↗

2:03:21@wafflesyayathat, I think they're devil worshipers. It doesn't matter, Jew, Jew, that's just a fucking label to fucking make them seem like they're↗

2:03:33Ian Malcolmokay The, the Jewish problem.↗

2:03:37@wafflesyayaWhat? Sorry?↗

2:03:39Ian MalcolmWhat, what percent of your peers, 'cause I, I'm, I'm trying to get a rough idea of the demographic. No one.↗

2:03:43@wafflesyayaPeople, I live with my granny and granddad, like, it's very, like, I'd say like maybe my uncle probably, like, it's, people won't get, it's only smart people, like, if you're in this, listening this right now, fucking, you are like, I know, like, you're a small demographic of, fucking, a victim of whatever↗

2:04:04@wafflesyayaCan do is make each other stronger and like, I know my word choice can be poor sometimes, but like, yeah.↗

2:04:12Ian MalcolmYeah, but, but, well then that's the, it's the piece that you can do, right? Within your community, whether that's three people or thirty people or three hundred people or three thousand people via a digital, you know, X space, whatever it is that you can do, and I think that's the takeaway, right? Is that if we all do that little piece-- I don't mean to sound overly trite, right? But we have to come together,↗

2:04:34Ian MalcolmI mean to save this, I can promise you that. Andrew Tate is a shill, Tommy Robinson is a shill, everybody that's given a big voice is a shill. The thing that they can't stop is millions of little voices saying, "We're done with this." And so it doesn't matter if you wake up three people a week, a month, an hour, a minute, a day, a year, do what you can. And when, when, with whatever energy you've got left, take care of your family, take care of your health, take care of your mind,↗

2:05:05Ian MalcolmAnd if you do that each and every day, like you can, think about it this way, you could be blind, deaf, dumb, and in a wheelchair. You could be paralyzed for the rest of your life. You could have all kinds of things going against you, and you could still have the ability to try to make the most of whatever opportunity you have on this planet. And I don't mean to suggest that that wouldn't be a difficult lifestyle or that we don't have lots of difficulties living under this system. Right? But we gotta do the best that we can do with whatever we, we have available to do to try and just make it a little bit better. And, and so just keep loving your family, keep, sharing these truths with your local community. And again, it doesn't matter if it's just your immediate family or those you go to school with or whatever. Just, just try to do what you can, and I promise you'll feel energized because you're doing whatever that is.↗

2:05:51@wafflesyayaOne more thing, can I just say one more thing? Sorry.↗

2:05:57Speaker 12No, go on, go on Daniel. All I was gonna say is that Ian brought me on lovely to what I wanted to say about connecting↗

2:06:04@wafflesyayapeople. No, you can go on, say what you're gonna say, I'll sit up.↗

2:06:06Speaker 12Okay, cheers, buddy. Is connecting people, supporting the, you know, we've got these fantastic smaller parties in the UK, NRP, NDP, there's, there's a few others that I, I wouldn't endorse because of The whole Jewish thing, but the smaller parties, irrelevant of what you think of their leaders and their personalities, these are great young people, great young patriotic nationalists who are fighting for their country, and I, the one thing, Ian, that I'm most proud of, if anything, regarding the space that me and Uncle Badger do is The amount of young people that we get in there and we've put together, we, you know, we connected them, they, they, they're speaking now, they're speaking offline, a lot of them are arranging to meet up, and we're, we're all meeting up here and there, but the, the young ones, the, the younger lads, they support them, with their support, we, we still support each other, don't get me wrong, but the, the young guys, the smaller parties, you don't have to donate to them, you don't have to So, you know, become a member, but support them as individuals, the young guys, the ones putting their neck on the line, the ones that are, are trying to make a difference in the community, the good people that get together, they, you know, like Daniel, I, I get it, mate. I get it. I get the passion, I do, and I understand that maybe there's a little bit of anger there, you know, and you don't know where to turn and you, you feel like you're banging your head off of a brick wall, and, but A few others in this chat incognito, not, not so much me and Badger, we're the old bastards, right? But there's a lot of younger guys in here. Follow them, follow each other, DM, connect, talk offline, share ideas, arrange to meet up. When you're having a rough day, a bad day, you can talk to one another, you can support each other. Let, let's all get behind each other, let's all support each other. And that, that's my, that's my ultimate message, really, what I always try to put across↗

2:08:08Speaker 12And just be in there for each other, because ultimately, when push comes to shove, we are all gonna be holding each other as our, our white race, trying to do the best for it, trying to preserve it, trying to keep it alive, and trying to make it flourish and thrive. So honestly, Daniel, I get the passion, mate. Connect with these people in here, talk to them, and honestly, I promise it'll, it'll benefit you and it'll be beneficial. And yeah, that's all I really wanted to say here, and I just, I like I, I, I love, I love these spaces and thank you for giving us this fantastic platform, and we're very grateful and giving all, letting all, a lot of the young lads who have spoken in here talk on our spaces, and, and to have this platform for them as well, for more people to speak to them and connect with them and learn about what's going on, and, you know, it, it fills me with pride. It fills me with pride that we can really do this because of the younger, the younger generation in here. You know, it does. It fills me with pride, and I'm proud to be British, I'm proud to be white, I'm proud to be an Englishman. And yeah, we'll be alright. We just let's support each other, come together, and be there for one another. And yeah, thank you for giving us this space here, and let me get that message across. I appreciate it greatly.↗

2:09:25Ian MalcolmI mean, I think that's the comment of the space right there. And, and look, the, the craziest part, I mean, English, look, you said it so well, right? That, that ultimately your spaces are, are trying to protect and celebrate your people. And that's the thing is that the, the end objective of that is the protection of the people, not, not us as the individuals and us in this moment, right? There's gonna be lots of waits, lots of ups and downs, right? And there's lots of stories of heroes that they didn The, the glory, right? They didn't get the Bugatti in the end of the story, right? Maybe they didn't get much more than the recognition that they did the best that they could in the moment to try and help win for the good, right? And we did this based on The Lord of the Rings. Lots of characters in that trilogy, if you like the books or the movie. Lots of them that didn't make it to the end, but all of those people that played their role in that greater good, they were all heroes. Right? They weren't all remembered the way that Frodo was, I suppose, but does it really make a difference in the grand scheme of things? Right? So do what we can with what we got. I'm not a Hobbit, I'm not carrying a ring, right? But maybe the one ring that rules them all is just the truth. And as right as it sounds, perhaps it's love, love of the truth, or the truth to be willing to love something, right? And so if we harness those, those ideas, loving our people, speaking truth about the past, the present, then we can protect them, we can reinvigorate them, and we can put them in a way where people-- I mean, how sad is that to think that the youth of a generation would come onto a conversation like this and just feel so demoralized? Like, yes, there is- There's your shining example, except it's not shining. It's a dull, depressing example of how effective these insane people have been. You get the videos of people in, white people in America, "Oh, we don't have any culture! Really? Really? You don't have any culture? Okay, wonderful. You're just living on the culture." This is all downstream from that. And for what it's worth, a lot of that culture, derivative of English culture, for what it's worth. So if you're American and you like taking pride in Americana, recognize that, yes, you fought the British, but you're also kind of downstream from them. So have some reverence for those people as well, and we can recognize who subverted them, who subverted the City of London, who subverted the Federal Reserve, the same people. And the ones that created the beautiful art, the beautiful literature, the beautiful architecture, it wasn't them. It's never been them. They make things like the Guggenheim, where they revere a banana duct-taped on a wall or an upside-down crucifix in a urinal, and they say, "Look at the art we made, yay!" Or Al Goldstein, the pornographer, "We make porn 'cause we hate Christ." That's what they've got, that's their art. It's pornography. And we've got everything else that is spectacular. The Renaissance, all of it,↗

2:12:30Ian Malcolmall of the enlightenment, all of that incredible thinking. Go look at all of the construction of literally not only the concept of an orchestra and of classical music, look at the people who invented the instruments, who perfected them. And what do you know, it's a common denominator. It has to be, let's say, at the root of everything that we know that is beautiful. So keep uplifting it, keep speaking positively about it, never be demoralized. Right? No matter if you're Frodo or you're guy on the battlefield about to go fight Sauron's army, it's scary, but that is our calling. Right? So do your piece, carry the ring as much as you can, as far as you can, with whatever you've got. With that, I know we got a couple other wonderful hands up here, I wanna make sure everybody else gets a↗

2:13:18Ian MalcolmI'm so happy to see you, but glad that you're here, my friend.↗

2:13:21Speaker 13Yeah, just jump in real quick and just to touch on what we were just speaking about real fast. Yeah,↗

2:13:25Ian Malcolmgo, go for↗

2:13:25Speaker 13it. so yeah, I just wanna say, you know, we talk a lot about, about boycotting, and I just wanna, you know, put out there like boycotting, which is not just, not just not buying these Jewish goods, but supporting, you know, other people in your community, buying from fellow, you know, from fellow Go and support your neighbor who's growing their food. Go and support, these businesses that, you know, that, that other, you know, fellow gentiles are opening up. And 'cause it's not just about not buying from people, but it's about starving the beast and, and also, you know, supporting each other. So, you know, if you're a young man in this space, and I'm, and I'm hearing you guys, you know, start a business or, or, or you know what, even go start like, start like a little community festival or something↗

2:14:18Speaker 13Each other and keep the money in our community and not let it spill out into these other communities. And, and there's a lot of power in that. And when I hear these young men on here speaking, it's, you know, it's, it's, it's sad, but it's energizing too, because I see hope and I hear hope and I hear frustration, I hear anger, but that can be channeled into greatness. So just think about that. Try, you know, try organizing your friends, throwing little festivals, reminding people that we do have a culture, a culture↗

2:14:45Speaker 13to↗

2:14:48Speaker 13Start little men's groups, start women's groups, whatever it takes, but surround each other, surround yourself with people who are of the same, the same ideas, the same heritage, and, and celebrate that 'cause it's beautiful. We have a lot to be proud of, and let's, you know, let's fight back on every angle and support each other and uplift each other. I just wanted to add that in. Thank you, Ian. Thank↗

2:15:11Speaker 14you, Forte.↗

2:15:12Speaker 15Okay, Yaya, go ahead. Hey, hello everybody, thank you for just facing Ian, Sharon, and Forty. no, you know, Daniel, you know, it's in your name, Daniel the Lion, Daniel six twenty-two, you have the authority. And my ancestors came from England and Welch, and Scotland, and, you know You've been given the authority, we've all been given the authority. W-we're not gonna give up on this, and I'm not gonna give up. Oh, by the way, English blood, I, I love you, and I pray for you, for your health and, and, and, and quick recovery. But, my heart breaks for England. These are all blood. This is, you know, and, and remember America, remember the true Americans. We↗

2:16:00Speaker 15came down from your blood. We, you're our ancestors, you're, you're our sisters and brothers. And, work from the shadows, Daniel. Work from the shadows. I don't wanna say too much, 'cause I, I don't promote anything, 'cause, in respect of Ian, but, work from the shadows. Don't give up, because, you know, when Americans, this, you know, we've still got our gun rights here, we still have our First Amendment, and our Second Amendment protects our First Amendment, and we are so fully infra-↗

2:16:38Speaker 15infiltrated here in the United States, but we're not there yet, and we've got a lot of hope, and I want England, and Scotland, and Ireland, and all of you out there to know that And I'm a Southerner, I'm a redneck from Alabama, and, we're not gonna give up our rights. We're-- This isn't, this isn't over. You know, New York might have been over, and these people walk around like peacocks, but they don't know where we come from. We came from England. We came from all these other places, the Western Europeans. We have a fighting spirit that made us leave. Because we didn't agree with the king and queen or the king, and we left, and we came over here and we conquered. So know that we came from your blood, you're conquerors. So we're gonna fix this,↗

2:17:35Speaker 15and we're, we're, we're gonna, we're gonna stand strong and fix it, by the Father that sits on the throne of heaven, by the way. But you have authority to handle. It's in your name. We all have authority. And, and I'm gonna drop it there. And, God bless everybody, and I love, I love everybody on this. So,↗

2:17:59@wafflesyayayeah. Thank you so much for that kind message. It really, warms my heart to be honest, especially like I didn't really think, I get so much love.↗

2:18:10Speaker 16Well Me and Lion are very much in the, the crowd of being positive, so, honestly, mate, we, we try and bre- breathe positivity where there, there is a lot of negativity online, and, we have a laugh and we have a joke, so please feel free to tune in with us on a Friday night at nine o'clock, because that-- we all need to unite, we need to come together, we need to stop punching right, you know? We're all in this fight together. We are conquerors, we are kings. If you're of English descent, you↗

2:18:41Speaker 16Years, well, not thousand, a thousand, isn't it, this year? So, yeah, let's, you should be proud of who we are. We should be proud of us being ethnically English, and you as, you, Americans, we have a special relationship with you. We always have, you're our kid at the end of the day, and right now, we might need a bit of help from our, our kid, in terms of getting this sorted. So we have to look to America with a little bit of hope, I suppose.↗

2:19:08Speaker 11Hey uncle, I'd like to invite you guys to the Truth Teller Space. again, sharing with Truth Teller, but I don't give a fuck. you know, come every night, he's there every night. You know, you miss it, there's a recording. Tell your people, your followers, you know, he brings a lot of knowledge, education. He actually educated me. This is like far greater than any university you see, whatever you can, you know, any, any, any education you can think of. And he gives a lot of facts, bullet points, presentation skills, and those are things that you can actually, you know, share with the community that you have. I'm pretty sure you have a, a good, a good group of people that are willing to listen, not, you know, willing to listen and, and then basically go about their way, doing it their way, you know? Not everybody's the same, everybody thinks different. And, Daniel, you're more than welcome to, shoot me a DM, and I can add you to some group chats here in America.↗

2:20:04Ian MalcolmYeah, and for what it's worth, with the time difference, given the hours that Truth runs those, I think it'd, it'd make for a, a, a, a morning jolt to go with your tea or your coffee over in the UK, 'cause I think when you guys would be waking up, Mr. Truth Teller would probably be, in the latter half of his presentation. So a way to, a way to awaken you guys, invigorate, and if there's anybody that hits hard on these subjects, the four F's that were↗

2:20:32Ian MalcolmThat he would, but if he were here right now, he would share the importance of those items. And look, at the end of the day, care about your mind, your body, your soul. It's kind of that straightforward, and nobody offers not only better truths in terms of Epstein and geopolitics and Jewish supremacy, but also, I mean, the guy runs a health and wellness thing almost weekly and has dived into some of the, the most valuable and meaningful topics on this platform. So lots of love. And with that being said, let's go to, to Mr. Humm↗

2:21:03Speaker 17Hey, Ian, what's going on? humbled to have you here, buddy. Happy to be here, mate. yeah, regarding that, well, I mean, speaking on, Truth Teller, I hope he sort of understands that the,↗

2:21:24Speaker 17foreign rape gangs aren't A psyop or, or a conspiracy theory as he claimed months ago, and, I'm not sure if he's white anyway, so if we're speaking about white pride, it, it seems like he's not, in there, is he? I'm not really sure.↗

2:21:59Ian MalcolmI mean, he, he speak, he speaks out about, let's say challenges faced by the, the white race and the importance of them preserving their lineage harder than almost anybody else on this platform. I gotcha. I↗

2:22:08Speaker 17haven't really heard him speak a lot lately, though. He was saying that the,↗

2:22:13Ian Malcolmthe- He, he and I, he and I in the same chat for weeks on end were, or space I should call it, were called, white power simpsons↗

2:22:24Ian MalcolmBecause they also crit- they, they questioned, let's say, his racial ethnicity, which he's been very straightforward, with, I think, in spaces. But nonetheless, it seemed like they were attacking him both as a white nationalist and also prospectively not a white guy, which is a funny thing for somebody to mock someone for simultaneously, for what it's worth.↗

2:22:44Speaker 17And, and I don't really like speaking of, folks who pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull They aren't around, although anyway, a- appreciate that. Yeah. anyway, though, just seeing what's happening in B-Britain, it seems like there's some hope and inspiration there and some spirit i-is being re-re-vitalized. I see it in restored Britain and Rupert Lowe and a lot of individ-individuals here on X, who I- Speaking out, going strong, standing up.↗

2:23:28Speaker 17unfortunately, I, I think there was some incident in, outside of London this evening that's just, just, just, just, just, seventeen year old, young Bob, the white, nationalist. I think he got mugged and robbed by, a foreign gang. And I mean, you know, seeing some of the stuff that's been uncovered by the rape gang inquiry is truly horrifying. The evidence shows that,↗

2:24:12Speaker 17the police, the Government, the, m-m-media, even healthcare work-workers, we-we're all in on it, and that hundreds of thousands of y-young British g-g-girls have been kidnapped, r-r-raped, and slaughtered, y-y-in recent decades. I mean, you can't make this sh-sh-shit up. Stories of like fifteen- To twenty girls in d-d-dog↗

2:24:51Speaker 17cages, in the back of vans and shit. I mean, i-i-it's clear as d-d-as the day, that whites need to tribalize, for our s-s-subservience Survival and d-d-demand, re-migration and f-freedom of association, amongst ourselves, especially considering that That, the anti-white agenda is everywhere in the education systems, in Hollywood, in the music, in the ads.↗

2:25:45Speaker 17so anyway, though, I, I'm hopeful and, i-in-inspired at, at what I see over there. So,↗

2:26:00Speaker 17God bless.↗

2:26:04Ian MalcolmAbsolutely. And, and on that, on that note, in terms of, of staying, staying right, inspired, staying moralized, at every turn. All of the music aim to bring you down, all of the media aim to bring you down, all social media aim to bring you down, your politicians, your advertisements, we could go on and on and on. And so I say that just because try to find the things that moralize you. And I know that that sounds silly. But it could be church, it could be coming onto these X spaces where, I don't know about you guys, but it feels, it, it's a breath of fresh air to be able to listen to other people who understand what is clearly happening in the world. And occasionally we find, and I give a big shout out, Mr. Lou Rage, down the listener, right? We find people that are not only like-minded, but that are passionate about these issues, as we saw from Daniel, we saw from Wolf, certainly saw from Badger and from English, right? People are sincere about- Making the world better, right? That's the good news. There are more of us than of them. So find that thing that moralizes you. It could be your family, your friends, your church, right? It could be going to the gym, getting physically well Fasting was mentioned earlier, don't eat the garbage. Truth teller would tell you that's either poison or fuel, that's what you put in your body every time you go to the pantry, you go to the cupboard, you go to the refrigerator. That's what you're reaching for, is it the beer, is it the soda with all the sugar, is it the water? And like truth would say, put some Himalayan salt in there, a couple other things, blend up the water. Right? Every now and then, let loose, have your caffeine, have your alcohol on rare occasion if you so choose. Right? But make the right choices little by little, day by day, try to be a little better than you were yesterday. And if you always do that today, then tomorrow's are gonna get more and more spectacular. And that's true for everybody. So do it individually, 'cause that's all we can control. And if we encourage others to do so, then No, those people are crazy, right? But that's how we honor our ancestors who built this incredible world around us. so let's go to, back up to Uncle Badger, then we'll check in with Incognito, and then if I'm not mistaken, we're gonna check in with Mr. English Blood before we close out the space here, unless anybody else wants to come up. Hey, Ian. Yeah, I'm, I'm,↗

2:28:19Speaker 14Ian, real quick. Hitler wants to come up and I'm not able to add him. Sure. Thank you.↗

2:28:24Speaker 17Hey. It's↗

2:28:31Ian MalcolmGo for it, Badger.↗

2:28:33Speaker 16Yeah, I, I was just jumping on to actually say good night to everybody because I've got to get up in the morning and go to work and pay for Somalians to live in social housing. So, I'm just, I'm gonna say good night to everybody and I'm gonna drop out. I don't want the space to end 'cause you're all in the midst of it. I'm very good. So, thank you very much for joining and listening to me and Lion. It's been an absolute pleasure talking to you. People tonight. I apologize for being an old man and having to go to work, but like I say, someone's got to pay for all the foreigners to be in nice houses and hotels. So take care, everybody, and thank you very much.↗

2:29:12Ian MalcolmLots of love, Uncle Badger, and look, t-tomorrow will get better. You will wake up fresh, rejuvenized, and like I said, maybe if you do open acts, just look for Mr. Truth Teller FTM, see if the space is still running. If so, if you haven't been in one, brace yourself, they're very, very, very hard-hitting. but, with that being said, let's check in with Incognito, and then we're gonna go to Mr. Hitler, and then we'll check in with Sharon and↗

2:29:40Speaker 18Well, I didn't, to be fair, I didn't know what to really sort of comment on, but one thing that I, I'd, I'd really like to focus in is the idea of, I think any, any British people in the space, go out and just speak to people and let them know that their ideas aren't crazy, 'cause I think this is the ultimate strength of Rupert Lowe and the position of Restore Britain isn't that it's something we need to convince people to, it's something that people- Already recognize that we need to give them the permission to acknowledge because of a lot of social taboo, a lot of, you know, whatever. And I think it's even more smothering in the UK than it is in America, where it's more antagonistic and aggressive, like the sort of woke imposition. And I think it's because of our class system, and we've got, we've already got very, established ways of exercising people culturally and, you know, things like this, and, so I think woke Really slipped in quite well to our class system, and,↗

2:30:46Speaker 18I think we were subject to it, and I think that Rupert Lowe, like, everybody's understood it, and everybody's like thrown that blanket of woke off, and I think that Rupert Lowe is the person who's gonna be like, "Do you know what? We need to get rid of a lot of people who've come here. We need to stop people who are coming in here." And I think I'd, I, I'd do it to remind people of, especially people of maybe a certain age, because there isn't sort of a, a, a strange cohort of people who were maybe, the Americans might never like keeling on or like in, in Britain it's like, you know, the liberals who up until COVID were just standard-bore the regime and then after that they went to, but they, they're a different sort of, they occupy a different group or whatever.↗

2:31:35Speaker 18but I think that what can unite us is with those people, is that their generation had like Fight Club, which was the entire story of which was about feeling sort of hopeless and feeling like having nothing to live for, having, having no fight to have, whereas I think right now the demographic replacement Of a native, like Europeans and also Americans and whatever,↗

2:32:05Speaker 18I think is the ultimate battle. And so I think we've gone from like, a criticism that a lot of, people of a certain generation held, that was like, "Oh, I've got nothing to fight for," whatever. Well, remember back to those days, remember back when you, you had it so easy that you had nothing to fight for, like, and look, look to now, and, and then- Always remember that what we do right now and how we set the future and how we fight for it is going to be the greatest glory of anybody ever, because we are the main characters of history, like all through our history we always have been, and ultimately now we're in an existential, an existential crisis the likes of which we've never seen before. Like even the Second World War didn't threaten us existentially. Like, I mean, we beat the Germans They weren't wiped out. Like, it, it-- what we're facing right now with replacement migration is a lot bigger of a challenge and therefore yields a lot more glory. So for a lot of people who might have grown up on You know, Fight Club, and, "Oh, we have nothing to fight for." Well, now we have the biggest thing possible to fight for, and that's the sort of existential existence and sovereignty of native European peoples over their homelands, and also Americans over theirs, because ultimately, Americans did build their homeland. And even if you're gonna like take it to an extreme level and be like, "Oh, well, well, it should actually be like Native Americans," it's like, "Well, then, why they're allowed to like black people in our..." Africans and Mexicans and like they're, they're not the,↗

2:33:48Speaker 18do you know what I mean? so ultimately, same with Australia, same with New Zealand, it's like those are countries that were built by the people who settled them, by the people who colonized them, and- In a lot of examples, decoloniz-decolonization has ended up being de-civilization for a lot of people who can't operate civilizations or build them by themselves, and the only ones who sort of maintain level of civilization are places like, you know, Singapore, Hong Kong, whatever, who are all, you know, who are sort of n-naturally↗

2:34:25Speaker 18civilized. But These are all, these are all the issues that we're, we're going to have to like, like these are things you weren't, weren't allowed to be acknowledged, and these things we're gonna have to sort of rectify and just let people know just by speaking to them in the pub, and just maybe not talk about everything I've just said, but just be like, yeah, no, we obviously we need to get rid of millions of people because they came in against our democratic will, 'cause like I said before, like we voted for reduction in immigration every single year for half a century And every single year since it's gone off.↗

2:35:03Speaker 18like it's perfectly reasonable to just be like, "Yeah, no, we'll deport, deport people to a certain time." And, a-and again, like, use the example of, "Well, were the '90s in Britain a particularly extreme time?" It's like, "No," but to get to there, we'll need to maybe take extreme measures by deporting millions of people. But the only reason for that is 'cause we're now living in an extreme time. And if you, if you, if you just sort of let people know that, a lot of them will just be like, "Yeah, yeah, that's, that's true," they'll, they'll go along with it. And the, honestly, the, the biggest issue is the, is the jackboot of taboo pressing down on people's necks. It's not actually convincing people, because they can see all around them, they can understand things. People, t-t-and especially sort of Anglo's tend to have good like instincts. Like politically and recognizing things.↗

2:35:56Speaker 18And you don't need to convince them, you just need to let them know you're not crazy. Like, we all recognize what's going on, and we're no longer gonna hold onto the, you know, anachronistic views of the late twentieth century, and we're gonna reaffirm our sovereignty, we're gonna reaffirm our demographic security, and it's perfectly legitimate to do so. And then When any European nation does it, everyone else will start doing it as well, except like, oh, we can do it, oh shit.↗

2:36:25Ian MalcolmAnd, and look, all, all it takes is, the first couple people to stand up and just say no more, right? And that's, that's the thing is that, human beings are social creatures. This goes back to that social signaling idea that we were talking about before, right? So un-unfortunately, the first couple steps are the hardest, right? And then once they recognize, just like, Plato's cave, right? The allegory of the cave, the cave. People are all looking at the shadows on the wall. Wow, look at the world! We should care about the money! And, oh man, Ben Shapiro's so popular! No, guys, you're, you're living in a fantasy. And it's created by the puppet masters behind you who, oh, by the way, they hate you and they're starving you, and you could have the most amazing world if you literally just looked out towards the sunlight, you stood up peacefully, you said, "I'm not gonna do this anymore," and you walked out.↗

2:37:23Ian MalcolmAnd think of all the beauty that you could have if you just did. The world is literally at your fingertips. You've got anything and everything in front of you, you just have to be willing to walk away. And note that as you do, the little↗

2:37:40Ian Malcolmpuppet master's, "No, no, no, no, don't, don↗

2:37:55@wafflesyayaGood, sorry, does anyone remember that, like, American guy that said he, if he wants to speak to me or something? That was↗

2:38:01Speaker 14G M, G M O Charger. G M O↗

2:38:06@wafflesyayaCharger, thank you. Yeah,↗

2:38:08Speaker 14you're welcome. I think we can go to English, Ian.↗

2:38:15Speaker 12not a lot to add really, Ian, just again, thank you, thank you for having myself, Badger, and all the, and all the English guys in here. Thanks for having us all on. yeah, really appreciate it, appreciate you, appreciate the work you do, bringing people together, telling the truth, and I want to leave that, at the end of the day, that's what it's all about, telling the truth and, and bringing people together, especially over here in the, in the UK. I mean I know a bit about America through what I see on here and yourself, but I don't know how fragmented you are over there, but we're, we're very fragmented over here with, with the, with the shills we've got and the traitors and the civil war movement and the left and this party and that party, but ultimately, I think when you break it down, as long as we're all together, as long as we all come together and we all support each other and talk to each other and help each other out and When people, when we're down, bring yourself, bring, bring people back up, 'cause ultimately we're at the only, we're all gonna just be left with each other at the end of the day. And we're, we're the future, and our children deserve this. We have to do this so our children don't have to. And I just, yeah, I, it just fills me with a lot of pride seeing so many, so many young people in here, so many, just people in general, but the younger ones, the younger guys, that's what fills me with pride. Because, yeah, to know that they're not. Over here in, we have a massive problem with the younger, the younger guys. The best example I can give you is Portland, is what our youngsters look like. We've got twenty-year-old men going around with pink hair and transitioning to be a woman, and it's like how lost they are and how, how they destroyed our, our young men, made them feel worthless, weak. That they have to go around with pink hair. That's supposed to be us fighting for our future. So to see these brave young men in here fighting for their country, that's what fills me the most pride in bringing, bringing everyone together. And listen, forget what part-- I mean, I don't mean support reformer Nigel Farage, let's just clear that up. I just mean, us young-- the younger guys don't worry about words and letters and names. Support that man, support him as a person, your white brother. Don't worry about anything else, just support each other, because the more of us supporting each other, having each other's backs, being there for each other, we can fight this, and like Ian said, and he said it really well, we can make just, if we can make tomorrow a little bit better, and every day a little bit better from then on, we can change the world, and I truly believe we will. And God bless all my American brothers and sisters in here. Thank you for having me. Thank you for the support. Thank you for supporting all my English brothers and sisters in here. And, appreciate you all, and again, thank you in, greatly appreciate it for having us on.↗

2:41:09Ian MalcolmWell, anytime, every time, happy to do it and humbled to be with you. In English, the, the wild coincidence, being in the, in the hospital, these, these two conversations, again, it just goes back to you being a heroic individual willing to put yourself out there, not only when uncomfortable, physically of course, but, but on the spiritual or, or let's say the, the figurative sense, because these are obviously The uncomfortable dialogues to have, and I know you're doing them on the streets, even doing them from a hospital bed. So lots of love to you, lots of love to everybody that's in that circle, to Uncle Badger who was in here with us an immense amount. A lot of love for what it's worth. Daniel, I wanna call you out. You know, first space, first time. Look, this platform, I, I get it, that you are with, perhaps you feel a little bit isolated. You're with a couple people. Maybe some in your immediate circle get↗

2:42:05Ian Malcolmit,↗

2:42:08Ian MalcolmBut digital dopamine to try and satisfy or satiate those otherwise, let's say, demoralizing aspects of the world around you, right? So put down the video game controller, turn off the pornography, stop eating the, the poison, right? Get the fuel, fuel for your mind, fuel for your body, fuel, fu-fuel for your soul. That's a tongue twister, right? Doesn't mean you have to pray to the godmother. It's not just, oh, go for it.↗

2:42:34Speaker 18Can I just say, to be fair, to be fair to Daniel, like genuinely the Northern Irish accent, it sounds very confrontational. I don't think he was actually being as confrontational as he sort of came across before. And, as well, I've followed him and he's followed me back, and that's great. But I, I think, like specifically as well the Northern Irish, Very keen to fight for themselves and the country. And,↗

2:43:06Speaker 18I, I think it's just the, the expression of that, like when you say "touch grass," I d- I don't think that would apply to him, 'cause I think that's just the standard behavior of, you know, the, the sort of Northern Irish gentleman.↗

2:43:23Speaker 18But he's, y-y-yeah, regardless anyway of, of life olden. And but the thing that I'd suggest is, and I said this again earlier on, and when I was, I was up in Scotland over the weekend, You get in touch with Restore Britain or if not, try and find some leaflets or whatever, just hand out. Talk to people in the pubs because they're sort of lacking support in areas outside of, you know, the, the south east of, the, the southeast of England, basically.↗

2:43:58Speaker 18but try and like contribute because I'm sure, like you said, like, you, you know, Bloop is very much aligned with what you want. And, you know, yeah, you, I mean, the, the Northern Irish have been like, kicking off and having sort of little riots here and there against things about people being moved in certain areas, things like that. I remember seeing a funny thing where, they petrol bombed the hotel that was meant to be used for migrants, and then the guy who was the journalist doing the report was like, "And that's another victim of climate change, unfortunately." Climate Climate changers forced this hotel to burn to the ground. Like, just like, he fully knows what's going on, but he's, you know what I mean? And so like, people like the Northern Irish and, and, and people from the Republic of Ireland and stuff like that, they, they will very much stand up and fight. And,↗

2:44:57Speaker 18And I think that's why you sort of came across, 'cause it's just, it's a very, you're, you're in a very, you're a very aggressive people, and you can't be coming into Americans, mate, who don't know how you, how you will act and being↗

2:45:09Speaker 16like, "Yo, you don't↗

2:45:15Speaker 18fucking, do, Yeah, we want that passion, we want that sort of patriotism, and we want that sort of-- 'cause you guys have spent, you know, literally like over a thousand years fighting off certain other invaders. We don't need to talk about who they are, but like other invaders, and, and, and you've got a more, you know, you can unite together very quickly, like I've always said, like the Skous, for example, are actually prime real estate for nationalism. Because they're very sort of tribalistic, they're very sort of like the Irish influence, they're very in-group, whatever. And the very first riot that happened against immigration in England was actually in Knowsley, like a few years ago, where, there was a girl who was sexually assaulted in Knowsley, and then there was a big kick-off,↗

2:46:11Speaker 18and Yeah, I think ultimately all this is waiting to bubble and boil over, and I think that you, as a sort of, a gentleman from Northern, Northern Ireland, can find that very sort of frustrating, but we are gonna try and channel it into the right places and, you know, hopefully if you get in touch with people or whatever, but yeah, a good thing to do is try and set up a sort of restore branch, work closer wherever you are, like, what, what, whereabouts are you? Like, what↗

2:46:40@wafflesyayacity even? I'm in, let's please, I'm in County Derry, so I am, so I am, but I live in like I might say that, which other people won't know if people don't know it's actually Londonderry, that's what the British called it, which is, yeah,↗

2:46:54Speaker 16you're↗

2:46:55@wafflesyayanot British, you're fucking- Oh, but whatever, I know. But people like maybe like, "Fucking, we're sitting there with settlers and Irish and scottish, and English and scottish, settlers and, you know, took an old flavor, yeah, of course." But there's- But I think,↗

2:47:09Speaker 18I, I think it's fair to say that, that, like, and, you know, my, my lads from Glasgow and like, they're all involved in whatever else. But, like, I think it's fair to say that the, what we're about to face is↗

2:47:26Speaker 18Like, oh, what, we were disagreeing for hundreds of years over who venerates Mary the most, now we've got to deal with various different people of just com- completely alien ways of looking at the world. Like, it's, you know, there's that meme, isn't there, where it's like, oh, we're, we're more alike than we first originally thought, and we- Yeah, and it's, it, and I, and I think we-↗

2:47:57@wafflesyayaEveryone's migrated from everywhere, in my personal opinion, I think, just maybe from the start of time, like everyone's just sat here thinking, "Oh, I'm just like sitting here, like what's the meaning?" And people just go around places, and then eventually Jesus came along because of, you know, who? No,↗

2:48:12Speaker 18it's↗

2:48:13@wafflesyayanot.↗

2:48:13Speaker 18Look,↗

2:48:14@wafflesyayamy personal opinion, my personal opinion, sorry.↗

2:48:18Speaker 18Well, well, I, I think ultimately the, the divisiveness we've had Over the past thousand years, it's gonna pale in comparison to what is happening currently with our shores. And, I think actually, if anything does escalate in sort of violence or whatever, I think it'll be a sort of model that is quite similar to Northern Ireland. I think it'll be quite guerrilla. I think it'll be, you know, there'll be, certain areas which are, Muslim or certain areas which are, fucking, you know, Bangladeshi or- Whatever it may be, certain areas which are English, keep fighting and you'll get that treatment.↗

2:49:01@wafflesyayaWhat was that? Keep fighting and you'll get the, that sort of stuff that you're on about, like, see over in Belfast, they still have that wall up, that, that wall up there. Yeah, yeah. Exactly,↗

2:49:11Speaker 18that's what I mean. That's what I mean. And I think that is, that is the way the West is gonna head if we don't sort it out. Like, it's inevitable that that's gonna happen.↗

2:49:24Speaker 18And I think, yeah, w- you should definitely try and, spread the message of restore,↗

2:49:32@wafflesyayaespecially in Ireland, where- Yeah, definitely the presence as well, and it's, you know what I mean? Well, you, you should, you should try and get in touch with them, like email them or something. Oh, just my Protestant friends, that's what I meant, sorry. Like, you know, like because like over there, it's like hard to like sit there and tell 'em all about the stuff going on 'cause then it's just like, oh, fuck. They just think, oh, now everything's just like- Yeah,↗

2:49:53Speaker 18but cle- clearly, clearly you're like passionate about it, and so- Try, try and like get in touch with R-Restaurant and be like, maybe you could stand, maybe you could, maybe you could, you know, do whatever, like, and, and Stand up for what you believe and, and I think like restore, like with regards to local politics, just want to be quite decentralized and just let the local people look after the local area. So as long as you're from the local area and you, you'll be able to look after it, that's fine. But also wanna push for remigration and things like that at the sort of national level. So you should, you genuinely look into, restore, and it'll make you feel a bit sort of less hopeless and shit as well, because you'll be like, alright, okay, I've got something to go for here. It's just the problem is↗

2:50:40@wafflesyayareally like, oh my, like, like that's what it really is.↗

2:50:45Speaker 18Well, I honestly, I think the Protestant-Catholic thing is gonna sort of- No, but the↗

2:50:48@wafflesyayaProtestants are more biased towards, fucking, the English because of their loyalist unionist, unionism, fucking, agenda.↗

2:50:55Speaker 18Well, yeah, yeah, but I honestly, honestly, I think that'll, all that'll sort of fade out the window because ultimately we've got, like, the difference between the Protestants and the Catholics isn't nothing like the difference↗

2:51:08@wafflesyayabetween- The Catholics aren't-↗

2:51:10Speaker 18I'm not saying Catholics are any better, Catholics has their own problems, they have their own- No, wasn't us and everyone invited into our fucking country. Like, it, it, it doesn't really matter, like, about the Protestant-Catholic thing. I think we need to put that to the side, leave it in the past. Do you know what? If we, if we get back to the point where we've, you know, remigrated everybody like non-European, whatever, we can go back to fighting about the Virgin Mary again. That's fine. I don't mind that. Whatever. Great. Okay. It makes for a good forty chance when I go to watch Rangers play forty. But like ultimately, like we need to unite behind getting rid of all the people who are displacing us. And like whether you're, you know, an, an Irish Republican or, or an English separatist or whatever it may be, it doesn't really matter. We all need to unite and be like, "We need to get rid of these people," 'cause that's what the issue is. The issue is these people who have displaced us from our own homeland and have imposed like ridiculous cultures and the worst- There's ever been committed ever here on these isles, they, they've inflicted that on us. We, we,↗

2:52:20Speaker 18we need to get rid of that. And, you could be, the guy who sort of stands up in, like, the, one of the first people to stand up in Northern Ireland to be like, "Do you know what? I'll fight for reform and fight to get rid of these people."↗

2:52:41Speaker 14Okay, thanks everybody. Ian, are you there?↗

2:52:47Ian MalcolmThat I am, yeah. And I, I suppose with that as a, a nice little set of comments to kind of round out the space, I, I certainly wanna give a big, thank you and a lot of love and warm wishes both for their passion, for their minds, also in the case of English, for his body as he's, in the hospital. And yet had the courage to come in here and join us in this space. It's always, it's so humbling to have these wonderful individuals that will join us for discussions on these obviously sensitive, if not inflammatory, but certainly required topics that we cover. And so I just wanna sincerely thank him. I wanna thank Uncle Badger. I wanna thank so many individuals that came through. I wanna thank, for her first time ever, Sharon, for coming up as the co-host, for coming out on the space. What an absolute superhero she is. Indeed, a big round of applause for Sharon. It was spectacular. And Sharon, you got some big shoes to fill because I know that, Joanne wasn't able to be here, but, but I can just see it now. We're gonna have a space with Sharon and Joanne as the, the co-host or the host with a co-host. Just, just wanna say it's gonna↗

2:53:58Speaker 12be, sorry, and just wanna say to Sharon- No, go↗

2:54:01Ian Malcolmfor it.↗

2:54:01Speaker 12Just wanna say to Sharon, she's always supported me, from the first time I ever came on,↗

2:54:10Speaker 12And I just wanna say she sounds great, she's done a great job, and thank Sharon for, from day one, from being on here to now, you've always supported me and always, always been like there, retweet, just everything. You've, and you've done a great job tonight, it was fantastic. So I just wanna say thank you to you.↗

2:54:28Speaker 14Well, thank you, and thank you Ian for giving me an opportunity to do it again. I did with Forte and Lou and Lavelle trained me, so if I fail, it's their fault. No, I'm just kidding, I'll take the blame. Anyways, I love you guys, and thank you guys all for being here and all the great speakers. It was amazing and just seeing all the cool friends and listeners. So happy, and I'll be quiet and let Forte say goodbye and then Ian. Love you guys.↗

2:54:56Speaker 13Yeah, no, thank you, Shane. You're, you're awesome. Like, guys, follow, please follow Sharon. She's, she's amazing. She's very loyal, and she does a great job, with everything she does behind the scenes and when she co-hosts. she's been helping me out, and, we've been making, having some good spaces together. So, and Ian, thank you so much for the opportunity to co-host with you. This is, a true honor. English, thank↗

2:55:17Speaker 13you for, everything And me and, Eric, Eric Warsaw space, we'll be kinda continuing the, the general discussion and, the great noticing continues, as Eric says. so, once we wrap it up here, I will be joining him over there, and I invite everybody to come over. But thank you all for coming up. Again, thank you Ian, thank you Sharon, thank you English, and hope you guys all have a great night. God bless.↗

2:55:45Ian MalcolmAbsolutely. And, and for what it's worth, for, for Daniel. I would, I would certainly, I'd welcome you. Make the rotation if you can, if, if it's your first time here on this space, jump on over to Eric's, he does wonderful content, I'll certainly be hopping in there. Jump into Truth Tellers, they usually kick off something like two or three hours, and he is just an absolute legend. Thank you. and so Daniel, just get-- I'm sorry?↗

2:56:10@wafflesyayaI said no problem.↗

2:56:13Ian MalcolmYeah, so just get-- and that's the thing, folks, just get involved. In whatever way you can, whether it is from your sidewalk, whether it's with your family, your friends, your colleagues, your classmates, whether it's literally the nurse that is addressing you and attending you in the hospital, like it is with English, right? Talk to anybody, and for what it's worth, you don't have to just tell them about Jewish supremacy, although I would certainly appreciate if you do, right? But just check in with them, ask them how their day is going. If they're from your world, your people, your heritage, maybe they're your neighbor and they're not, right? But they're in this cause with us. If they look down, say, "How are you doing?" Take the extra moment, take the extra second, to take the little bit of extra empathy, extra compassion, if we all do it, the world will be a far better place. And if we couple that With calling out Jewish supremacy, imagine where we can be in a not so distant future, right? And for what it's worth, Sharon had suggested, a-and I'm so glad that we did, this space with English, with Uncle Badger. If there are any voices out there that you feel, whether they're in the hospital or not, that you want to get to whatever audience I can muster, just shoot me a note. My inbox is always wide open. I will try to reply to anybody and everybody and always in good faith to host any conversation With any voice that you feel needs, an amplifier, right? And so never hesitate, always send me a note. I'm so humbled and honored, Uncle Badger, Uncle English, that both of you joined us here. I'm, I'm humbled, I'm pleasured, that we were able to learn from you, and I'm enthused for everything that's gonna come because this is going to end. The world's starting to notice, this restore party is starting to grow, and regardless of what happens with this individual candidate, what happens each and every day,↗

2:58:07Ian MalcolmRight, trying to start up that motorbike. We're kicking the pedal, it just, it's gonna turn over. Right? And I know it seems futile, it feels like it's dark, it feels like it's raining, it feels like we're all out in the cold, and we kind of are, but we're together, and we're all across this great vast Gotham City that unfortunately these people are turning the world into. And we heard the speaker earlier talking about going throughout London, it doesn't even look like their home anymore. This will end. The world isn't going to become a third world bazaar globally under the hegemony of Jewish supremacy under a bunch of psychopathic lunatics that are also extremely low IQ and all they know how to do is lie and cry victimhood. Benjamin Netanyahu's going to go. And I don't mean that in a physical violence sense. I mean, the world is noticing that he's a liar. He has said for thirty years that Iran is three months away from to bomb, and then he holds up his little infographic. I, I don't know if you folks have seen it. Somebody said it looked like he was trying to get permission to do like a hundred dollar science project at school. It was like a little kid. It's unbelievable. That's the leader of this nation. They had a literal pedophile caught out in Las Vegas, Tom Alexandrovich. And you know what they did? Instead of saying, "Oh, shucks, one of our literal heads of cybersecurity under Netanyahu, this is gonna be a bad look," no, no, no, they said, "Well, just bring him back to Israel." Yeah, talk about bad looks. It's way worse. 'Cause we all see that the US government is complicit in it. We all see that you don't care about literal pedophilia, you're happy to just cover it up. Oh, it was just a goy. Don't worry, it wasn't gonna be one of us Jews. And then we got the Epstein files, and we saw all of the things that we have been called crazy for years for suggesting we saw them in black and white. Jeffrey Epstein and all of the, quote unquote, elites. It's the Mormons and the Scientologists. Now, Ryan Dawson made an unbelievable post, I think it still is pinned, tweet, and it just has Epstein, Maxwell, Lutnick, a massive list of all of the people implicated in the Epstein files. They're all Jews.↗

3:00:30Ian MalcolmAll of them. And I shouldn't say they're-- It's not like Bill Clinton, but Bill Clinton's daughter's married to a Jew. Maybe not Bill Gates, but, certainly Steve Ballmer, that Gates turned over Microsoft to, another Jew. Maybe not Jeff Bezos, but Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon, certainly is. Why does this keep happening? The world is noticing. Benjamin Netanyahu, again, back to this low IQ, psychopathic, narcissistic lunatic. He got, he had the audacity to say on live television after Oracle and Larry Ellison had bought TikTok, he said, "Oh, we got the TikTok, it's clear." Absolute clown. Who's we, Benjamin? Oh, that's right. It's Israel and Jews, because apparently, if you're Larry Ellison, a billionaire Jew, software company owner, well, then you're part of Israel, you're part of Benjamin Netanyahu, you're part of global Jewry, and somehow that's offensive or wrong to say it, even as Benjamin Netanyahu says about the acquisition, "Well, we got TikTok," and then proceeded to talk about the fifth generation war on the world. Thinking that buying TikTok and literally censoring everybody that says the word Epstein, that that's not just going to give the Strizand effect. Barbara Strizand, also a Jew, weird, right? When, when Strizand said, "No, those pictures, we gotta get rid of 'em, destroy every one, every copy," what happened? Everybody wanted to see 'em. So go ahead, ban and suspend everybody that talks about Epstein, Benjamin. Go call Larry Ellison to buy another software platform. Just push out endless Israeli slop. We're all waking up, we're all really tired, and the beauty is that we don't have to hate you because we protect our people. We love our people. You just gotta go away. And this time, I hope-- and I say this not with any animosity to all Jews, but to this system, I hope you go away forever. I really do. Go wherever you want. I don't have any animus. You can go and live peacefully amongst yourself if you're capable of it. I think my people can live very peacefully amongst themselves, 'cause I've got civilizations to prove it, centuries of success to demonstrate it. What do you have? You were given a literal piece of land that was fought for, paid for, sponsored by, defended, and forever fueled via propaganda. That is the nation of Israel. And what have you done for decades? You've literally murdered everyone around you. You've made everybody around you hate you. And then you sit there, whoa, is me? Maybe you're the problem. Take a deep look in the mirror. I'm gonna take a deep look in mine, and I'm gonna recognize that my people aren't the villains. They've largely been the heroes. The conquerors, not of other people and not via hate, but they conquered climates, they conquered territories, they conquered- Record oceans, and they built a civilization that you have to parasite off of, because you can't build them, Benjamin Netanyahu.↗

3:03:39Ian MalcolmSo go and go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, yeah, you don't got any morals, is what you don't got. You don't got any intellect. You don't have anything to offer the world, so we're all tired of it. So England is going to be for the English, Germany's going to be for the Germans, and Israel or Madagascar or wherever you want to go can be for the Jews. But we don't want you anymore, and it'll be really curious to see what happens to an entire nation of people who behave the way that you do, Benjamin Netanyahu. Which curiously, oh by the way, a lot of your own people loathe you. How curious. And isn't it even weirder that as people were calling for you to be removed from office, oh, I don't know, October 7th happened, and then that went out the window. Oh, another weird coincidence. Almost as if you're literally willing to kill your own people to preserve your power. Maybe you're a psychopath. You know who doesn't behave like that? Our people.↗

3:04:37Ian MalcolmOur leaders built They collected, they collected people, they collected ideas, they collected sticks and built fire, they collected individuals and societies and they built civilizations. That's what our people do. So you can go, Benjamin Netanyahu, you can lie, you can deceive, you can cope, you can budge, you can talk. You're going to lose, and we are going to win, and it's going to be spectacular. And when we do, again, England will be for the English, Germany for the Germans, and wherever the hell you go, for the Jews. But I don't know how well vampires will do exclusively amongst vampires, 'cause what blood are you gonna suck, Benjamin Netanyahu? And so you can cope, and you can seethe, 'cause the sun is rising. And the liars are gonna be exposed, and vampires are gonna have to, have to suffer the consequences. So with that, be moralized. Go exercise, exercise your mind, find whatever it is that centers you. If it's a god, if it is energy, if it is your chi, if you're Neo in the Matrix, don't plug your, don't lick your finger and put it into a light switch. It won't go well. But find whatever it is that gives you energy. Right? That energizes your spirit, your mind, your soul. And if we all do that for each other, with each other, together as best we can, we are gonna win. I will see you guys all in Eric Warsaw space. I will see you in Truth Teller space. I will see you in any space I can to keep calling out the liars, to keep trying to bring the light and the truth to our people, and to make the world a better place. English, so much love. Uncle Badger, so much love. Sharon, absolute pleasure. Mr. Fordy, thank↗

3:06:18Ian MalcolmInbox is always wide open. And as always, good morning, good evening, good afternoon, good night, certainly to English and Uncle Badger. Right? God bless to everybody that's out there, Godspeed, we are going to win. You lost the after space↗

3:06:31Speaker 18then, sorry.↗

3:06:33Ian Malcolmno, to Eric Warsaw and the- It's in the pill, it's in the pill,↗

3:06:36Speaker 18Ian. It's in the pill.↗

3:06:39Ian MalcolmPerfect. It's in the pill, and I can promise you that Mr. Warsaw's space, someone will put into the purple pill when Mr. Truth Tower goes live. We can go round and round and round, folks. There's lots of wonderful minds on here. I will continue jumping in those spaces as much as I can. I love Eric, he does wonderful work. I will see you guys there, but as always, God bless for everything that you are, Godspeed. We are absolutely going to win, and lots and lots of love, and the best of wishes, and the best of↗

3:07:08Ian MalcolmThanks.↗