Dan Wootton Outspoken - LIVE! PAKISTANI MAN IN LAHORE ARRESTED FOR SOUTHPORT MASSACRE FAKE NEWS WITH CALVIN ROBINSON

Episode Date: August 21, 2024

To watch the exclusive Uncancelled After Show for 30-minutes extra content EVERY weekday, sign up at: https://outspoken.live/premium A Pakistani man in Lahore has been arrested for spreading fake news about the Southport Massacre, with Reform UK’s Richard Tice suggesting the far left may have been purposely stoking division and calling on Two Tier Keir to comment.  In his Digest, Dan hits out at the political elites and MSM’s obsession with the so-called “far right” while ignoring the UK’s far left and extreme Islam problem.  Then Father Calvin Robinson weighs in on the latest coverage from the corrupt media, including the British Bashing Corporation and NBC.  PLUS: Reform UK’s CEO sacked as Nigel Farage tightens grip on party, as Tories consider bringing back Boris to save their dying party.  AND: Amazon’s new historical drama where the king is black, gay and disabled. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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far right. Police in Pakistan who have accused a man of spreading disinformation which was blamed for some helping to spark those riots in the wake of the Southport stabbing. Now Reform UK's Richard Tice has suggested the far left may have been purposefully stoking division and has called on Tuti Akir Starmer to comment. He won't, of course. But in my digest next, I'll head out at the political elites and MSM's obsession with the so-called far-right while ignoring the UK's far-left and extreme Islam. Also coming up today, Father Calvin Robinson weighs in on the latest coverage from the corrupt media, including the British Bashing Corporation versus sane Brits and NBC versus Constantine Kissin. Plus, Reform UK CEO is sacked as Nigel Farage tightens his grip

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So this one didn't fit the narrative, did it? A Pakistani man in Lahore arrested today for spreading that piece of so-called fake news about the Southport massacre that the MSM have tried to blame on the far right. Police in Pakistan who have accused a man of spreading disinformation which was blamed for helping to spark those riots in the wake of the Southport stabbings. So police in Pakistan have arrested a man over spreading misinformation surrounding the UK riots. Farhan Asif was linked to the Channel 3 Now website, which posted an article hours after the Southport knife attack

with false information about the attacker. At least Sly News covered the story. Southport knife attack with false information about the attacker we're going to police. At least Sly News covered the story. It didn't even make the British Bashing Corporation's flagship 1pm bulletin. Why? I'll tell you why. Because the MSM and our political elites don't even want to consider the certain fact that the far left infiltrated the so-called riots sparked by the Southport massacre, both physically by groups like Antifa and online using bad actors. As Richard Tice posted on X, if this is true, well, well, well, seems a gentleman in Pakistan spread the fake news about Southport.

Perhaps he was on the far left, deliberately creating division. What say you Keir Starmer? Now look, I must stress, and this is really really important, I think it is the definition of insanity that anyone is being arrested for fake news. I mean what sort of 1984 world is this? And if that really is the case, how does the MSM get away with the lies they peddled for two years over the COVID era, for example, without being arrested? But at least woke ITV news did follow the story to Lahore rather than trying to blame innocent Brits like the arrested 55-year-old

Cheshire businesswoman and mum who repeated an internet rumour in the heat of the moment. After our visit, Channel 3 Now itself was shut down. We're on the road. Five and a half thousand miles from north-west England. ICV News is in the commuter belt of Lahore. A journey to understand what turned the killings in Southport into the chaos in many parts of Britain. And it's taken our team here, past the smart apartment blocks and eventually to this black

and white striped door. ایمیگرینڈ فرم بہنڈ اٹ پران آسیف سال پر مان اکیوزٹ پلائنگ ای رول امپلیفائنگ ویلائز فیولد رائٹس But of course, there's been radio silence about this development for most of the establishment today because the government under Tuteke only ever intended to petrify working class Brits despondent about mass immigration and a failure of multiculturalism into silence. Thankfully, many of our outspoken regulars were able to spit some facts, like Conor Domlinson, who wrote the violence at anti-immigration protests was blamed solely on far-right racism and Islamophobia by white English people.

Prominent leftists like Paul Mason conspiracy theorized that the website was, quote, Russian disinformation. Will Keir Starmer acknowledge that protests and commentators questioned and charged by police were misled by a foreign actor? Will Mason and others retract their conspiratorial claim? Alex Armstrong added, looking forward to Keir Starmer's press conference where he calls out this clearly obvious Pakistani racism. And Dr. Philip Kisali, who was here yesterday, wrote, Keir Starmer mercilessly punishes people for getting it wrong, then gets it monumentally wrong himself. It is a Pakistani man, after all, who has been charged with cyberterrorism. Will the Prime Minister be scapegoating the whole of Pakistan as he did with England?

Or will he say precisely F all? Hashtag two-tier everything. And of course we note there will still be no action taken against Nick Lowell of the ironically named charity Hope Not Hate for his piece of fake news which was proven to add to the violence. But you'll be delighted to know, you'll be relieved to know, that the BBC's obsession, our public broadcaster's obsession, is not looking at how the teenage child of Rwandan immigrants could end up charged with stabbing three girls at a Taylor Swift dance class to death,

or even the scourge of Islamist extremism sweeping the UK. Nope, nope, nope, nope. The BBC's single-minded focus is on denigrating the far right and now seeming to extend the definition to anyone who dared to vote for Reform UK. That seems to be the conclusion of their investigations correspondent Daniel de Simone in this farcical new feature which has been blasted across the BBC headlined riots show how the UK's far right has changed. Now among other nonsense he writes this lack of cohesion makes the situation more unpredictable and dangerous for the authorities there are so

many potential rioters and potential targets and a lack of obvious national organizations to disrupt. By contrast, counter demonstrations by anti-racism campaigners have been far more cohesive and organized. Right wing extremism itself can be thought of as a spectrum rather than a coherent whole. It includes genocidal neo-Nazis treated as terrorists by the state who hide behind online aliases, scorn campaigning, want to destroy society and venerate Adolf Hitler. But the term is also used to describe people who stand in democratic elections, engage in public campaigns and put forward policy platforms. I tend to use the extreme right for the first right and the far right for the latter. Well, you can F right off.

The BBC is literally going to war with the majority of the UK who believe it's acceptable to want to stop the invasion of our southern border and halt mass immigration without being defined as either extreme right or far right by our public broadcaster. As the Reform UK's Binagawen Taylor posted on X, this is an astonishing piece by a senior BBC journalist, stretching definitions, gaslighting and a generally bad faith interpretation of what is happening. But we see what's going on here. We see what they're doing, don't we?

Because yet again, the MSM and the political establishment are banding together to demonise those of us who actually just believe in our country, just like they did over Brexit. And this time, the solution is to shut down our free speech. So if that means banging up a few innocent Brits who made a slightly inappropriate post, maybe on X or on Facebook, then deleted it, then so be it. You're collateral damage in the wider mission. As Tom Slater, the editor of Spiked Online, pointed out, the elites have come to see free speech as the source of all of our problems and censorship as all that stands between civilization and barbarism. Not for the first

time, they are catastrophically mistaken. Free speech is our only way out of this mess. And that is true. Of course it's true. But the elites are not even close to listening. And that's even as the UK becomes an international laughingstock with posts like this. What the world's largest prison looks like from space. With a picture of the UK. A sentiment that in the current circumstances is actually pretty difficult to disagree with. But let's discuss this further now with The Outsider. and he's still not home in the UK but I'm delighted to be joined by Father Calvin Robinson who remains in how how should we describe it I guess temporary political exile he was back for a couple of days certainly not all that keen were you Calvin and what's going on in the UK

and is it a surprise Calvin when you have our national broadcaster, the British Bashing Corporation, seemingly trying to extend the definition of the far right or the extreme right to lump folk like you and folk like me into the same category as actual neo-Nazis? Oh, 100%. Yeah, I was in the UK for one day. That was long enough. I don't feel safe there. I really don't. It's not a good place to be, unfortunately. The BBC aren't the only ones doing it. I saw Sky News doing it today. What they do, they're very clever with the way they word things. They say things like, people on the right and the far right, they lump things together so that what they're trying to do is put up anyone whose right of centre is essentially far right now. And when they use terms like Nazi to describe people who are quite often Zionists and big supporters of Israel, it doesn't make any logical, practical sense. But it doesn't have to, because it's not about logic,

it's not about reason. It's mostly about demonizing their political oppositions. This is what the Bolsheviks did. This is what the communists did. This is what Stalin did, Lenin. This is what the bad guys throughout history have always done. Goebbels, is they label their political opponents as something that is irredeemable, something that is wrong, bad, but also something that is unreasonable and sometimes even inhumane or inhuman. And so when Keir Starmer's government and the mainstream media uses these words far-right, far-right, far-right repeatedly, what they're doing is saying that anyone who disagrees with us is a target. I mean, I'm sure you saw the tweets. There was an interview on Sly News today or yesterday where a chap was saying, look, when these far right and these right wing people go into prison, they have Mohammedans waiting for

them. They're going to have a very cold reception. It's very clear what's implied by that. And there was a thrill in his voice. The left are keen to get us all locked up because they know that if we go to prison, there are going to be people there waiting for us. Yeah, it's actually worth us looking at that clip, Calvin, because I was very disturbed by it as well. I actually featured it on the show yesterday because this was the Sly News crime editor, Martin Brandt,

and it was a really thinly veiled threat about, you know, you're a right-wing white person who's made an inappropriate tweet. Well, the Muslim gangs are coming for you in prison. And people are being told that if they do appear, whether they're pleading guilty or not guilty, they're very unlikely to get bail. And if they do end up in prison, somebody who told me,

somebody who knows about these things told me that, you know, any right-wing, far-right protester landing up in jail, well, they can expect a pretty cold reception from what he says are Asian gangs inside prison who will be

looking out for them. And these Muslim gangs have taken over the prisons, Calvin. They have. Oh, of course. This would solve our prison problem, wouldn't it, if we deported everyone that's a foreign prisoner. But what he says, he says, and it doesn't really allude to who he's talking about. Since when were journalists allowed to just say, oh, yeah, I've got this friend who said this is happening, and just basically talk around the problem instead of saying this is what he thinks is going to happen. And this is it. They want to lock us up without bail, whether we're guilty or not guilty give us no bail send us straight to jail rush us

through the system at the same time as they're letting out real criminals real convicted criminals who may be rapists murderers pedophiles anything and they're letting them out to make room for people like you and i who are saying things that they disagree with and call it disinformation or even worse misinformation which is just information that might be wrong or might not be wrong. It depends on whose perspective we're looking at, because these people don't believe in an objective truth. They don't believe there is an objective good and evil, right or wrong. It changes. The goalpost shifts depending on their mood. And so when they see something as misinformation, today it might be, tomorrow it might not be, yesterday it might not have been. We've seen this with many things, Brexit, COVID, Ukraine, Israel. We're seeing it constantly in the public

square that what the elite calls misinformation quite often turns out to be true in the end. And if we hadn't spoken up at the time, and I use we as a term to mean all of the brave freedom fighters, whether it be about Brexit or COVID or Ukraine or whatever the issue is. If we hadn't spoken up about it at the time, many of those truths would never have emerged. But you speak about some of the terrible criminals who have been let out, some of them, Calvin, not even going to prison. Look at this post from Law or Fiction on X, who pointed out that a scout leader with hundreds of category A child abuse images,

but no hurty words, has got a 12-month jail sentence but suspended for 18 months, so won't be behind bars at all. And the recorder Stuart Sproulson said, I'm disappointed to hear your marriage has come to an end as a consequence of that. So a paedophile gets sympathy from the judge. But then if you look at someone like, you know, poor Julie Sweeney, the 53 year old who made this post on Facebook as the full time caregiver to her husband, tried to delete it, Calvin, after just one minute, she is behind bars, Calvin Kelvin for 15 months. Yet this paedophile is walking free and the judges say, oh, I'm so sorry that your marriage is over. I mean,

this is happening. This lady you just showed is very similar to the case you talked about in your dialogue, the chap in Lahore who tweeted something. In fact, not even tweeted, he retweeted something. So it wasn't even original content, but then he he removed it and then on the 31st of july apologized for the information having been wrong yet he's still getting police knocking on his door as with this woman as with many people you and i know people personally who have been arrested for sharing something not not writing something but sharing something that later turns out to be misinformation and then they get rushed through the court system, get intimidated by the police, arrested, potentially charged,

and some of them are being sent to jail. What is going on? What's wrong with this? I mean, I'm sorry, I'm getting frustrated because we have paedophiles being let off. But if I was to tweet and call that paedophile a nunce, I'd probably get arrested for inflammatory comments. Where have we gone wrong as a country where the language we use is being policed

and the tone we use is being policed more than the actions that we commit? Well, of course, and we saw the paedophile in Wales who had sent Hugh Edwards, the disgraced BBC presenter, all of those child pornography images. He also escaped jail. So so it is two-tier police scene but we also have Calvin a two-tier media and you pointed that out so well this week you wrote two-tier media when white working-class Britons protest and it turns violent far-right thugs in violent clashes when immigrant families families loot and riot, there was looting, but it was a protest and we need to remember that.

And you use two headlines from the same newspaper in the same week, contrasting in completely different ways, very similar events. So here it is from The Independent. When they're talking about the London riots, they write, 10 years on, there was looting, yeah, but it was a protest and we need to remember that. Whereas when they're covering the London riots. They write, 10 years on, there was looting, yeah, but it was a protest and we need to remember that. Whereas when they're covering the recent riots,

far-right thugs in violent clashes with police as unrest spreads to cities across the UK. So the media has a completely two-tier system

when it comes to covering this sort of disorder, does it not? Because they also try to excuse the BLM riots, which Starmer took the knee after. It's disgusting the language they use. They're speaking hyperbole when they're talking

about white people, British people, Christian people. But when they're talking about other demographics, they're talking very soft, compassionate language. There's no equality. We don't seem to have equality under the law with our police, with our judiciary, even with the parliamentarians. We don't also seem to have equality in the eyes of the media. And so they address these issues much in the same way as the establishment. But as we keep saying, the media is supposed to be holding the establishment to account. So when the media is on the side of the establishment

against the people, who do we turn to? Thank God for shows like yours and mine, Dan, because having independent platforms is the only way to get anything heard or said right now. But the problem is, you and I could get a knock on our door any day now. I happen to be in Rome. Last week I was in Greece. Today I'm in Rome. I am in political exile because I know that when I return, if I return, that they're going to come and knock on my door.

And if I get arrested, the Mohammedans will kill me. So what is the point in speaking the truth? Well, we speak the truth because it's important. But when our government, our media are colluding against us, when the police are not on our side, the judiciary is not on our side, the legislative is not on our side, who do we have to have our backs? You and I have the backs of the silent majority, and we'll continue to speak truth to power.

We'll continue to say what needs to be said. But who has our backs well no one and you would have seen although it's worth having a very quick look again starmer in northern ireland yesterday who again wasn't prepared to have any discussion about what may have sparked the unrest and simply declared anyone involved in them as racist. The disorder is intolerable. It is incapable of justification. It's clearly racist. And it does not represent the modern, forward-looking Northern Ireland that I know that this place is.

Now, Calvin, him stating as a fact that the unrest is clearly racist is just not true. I understand that, of course, the violence was wrong. And you know that I have always been categorical in terms of condemning all violence against the police. We didn't hear Starmer condemn the violence when it was the Black Lives Matter rioters or the Just Stop Oil eco-terrorists or the pro-Hamas demonstrators. So he's the two-tier one. I am actually very consistent when it comes to condemning violence. But by saying that anyone who was on the streets was clearly racist is, I think, completely misunderstanding where the anger has come from. It's very clever. It's clearly racist. It doesn't provide any sources, no evidence. Just use the word clearly and then everyone just nods their heads and agrees.

I can just imagine the BBC journalist and the Sly News journalist in the room, you know, clearly very racist, all these common folk. But they're not addressing the real problem in that people are upset. People are saying, you know, hashtag enough is enough for many, many reasons. Mass immigration is just one of them that consecutive Labour and Conservative governments have failed to address. You know, I was in the UK for one day recently and I got off the plane and I see nine out of ten signs, billboards, are black, Asian, black, Asian. Oh, there's a white Brit. Like you can play, spot the white Brit.

And then I get into the city, I get into London. I don't hear any English accents. I don't hear any English speaking. It's foreign accents and foreign speaking all around me. And then I get on some public transport. People are playing music loud on their cell phones. Again, in foreign languages, just feet on the seats. It's all very little things, but all these little things add up in people's day-to-day lives when they start to feel like the country that they knew and loved no longer

seems to exist, and the people in power seem to be slowly manipulating things to a different culture, to a different way of life. And actually, British culture used to be one of high standards, it used to be one of high moral values, it used to be one of high standards. It used to be one of high moral values. It used to be one of etiquette and politeness. We were known around the world for our politeness. I don't think the same can be said anymore. When people say, what does Britain look like today? What they paint is either multiculturalism,

which is just a hive of so many cultures that none of them interact with each other, none of it makes sense, and we just have these ghettos well they say we're a shelf culture we're very loud and brash and kind of unpolite and rude and crass and so none of those things are british none of those things are what we used to know and love so the people in charge are the ones who are changing what we are as a people so when people say enough is enough they mean all that stuff too i mean the little things the day-to-day things the niggles that are getting under their nerves, as well as the mass immigration, as well as the fact that hospitals are full, schools are full,

hotels are full at this point for obvious reasons, and people are getting in and taking benefits, and British people are the ones having to pay the bill. So like Douglas Murray, Kelvin, you have called on ordinary British folk to continue to peacefully protest on the streets. And you specifically posted this video. And I'll just play it and get you to comment off the back. Tackle the open road with added confidence in the 2025 Sierra 1500 Pro Graphite at 0% financing for up to 72 months. With an available 5.3 liter V8 engine, 20 inch high gloss black painted aluminum wheels, off-road suspension with available 2 inch factory installed lift kit,

plus a towing capacity of up to 13,200 pounds, you'll be ready for anything this truck month. Truck month is on now ask your gmc dealer for details well the point is definitely that we need more protest but less violence no violence no riots we need to protest we need to make our voices heard and that means we've got to be out on the streets we've got to beat the million man march we've got to be physically present we've got to be visible. If we can get all the way to down to Downing Street, be outside Downing Street, be outside Westminster,

the Parliament, be outside Buckingham Palace, be in very prominent places, saying enough is enough. But we've got to do it collectively together. And this is why me and Lawrence Fox and Thomas Robinson and Katie Hopkins put this Uniting the Kingdom rally together because it's supposed to be a festival of celebrating what's British and what's good. So there's one on the 1st of June, there's one on the

27th of July and there's one coming up, I hope, in October as well, where we can all get together and celebrate the things that are good about our nation, about our collective kingdom and the things that we can all get behind. I've said from the beginning when I first started speaking publicly that to be British is a good good thing it's a blessing and actually we should celebrate the things that unite us rather than things that divide us and it seems to me that

the establishment the elite want to divide us further and further into boxes and they've been doing so for decades now and so the only way we can turn things around is if we the people the common folk say not any. Thank you very much. Yeah, and that is what Douglas Murray agreed with as well. I think at the moment, though, any form of even peaceful protest, you're going to see the establishment and the mainstream media completely misrepresented. Now, Calvin, what I find so fascinating about these discussions is how much the narrative has changed in a short space of time. And when people say that folk like you or me have been radicalized, it's complete rubbish. In fact,

what has changed is the world around us. I used to be viewed as a centrist. Now people say I'm on the far right. Well, nothing's changed in terms of what I think. And sometimes, Calvin, you get to see something from the mainstream media that makes you realise, oh yeah, I'm not going mad. And I thought it was really brilliant to share this. I saw it from someone on X actually, but it is a loose women discussion. And you know, these days, Calvin, loose women has gone as woke as you can get. They are on the hard left. They only talk about identity politics. They never take a risk in terms of talking about any issues in the news. And if they do, it is all about cracking down on people who are considered to be anti-woke. But look at this discussion from just a few years ago, the same panellists talking about mass immigration and specifically religions like Islam

and the impact of them coming into the UK and not adapting to our culture. Because, you know, if we're going to accept migrants into the country, whether they're economic migrants or whether they're refugees from a war-torn country and they're going to live amongst us, these men have to be taught we don't treat women like this. Well, I think we have to live amongst us. These men have to be taught. We don't treat women like this in this country. I think we have to change our mindset.

One of the other stories coming out of Germany that's causing a big rumpus is that certain schools where there are migrant camps that have opened up nearby, the German girls that go to school are being told to cover up so they don't offend. Now, come on, you know exactly welcome all but but when you come here you are coming into our culture our way of life what we do here is that we do the citizenship test and we ask them about i don't know william

the conqueror and when was the battle of hastings that's that's sort of irrelevant what we need is to put in questions about you know cultural practices and and behavior and this is what is acceptable here and if you are in this country yes you can practice your religion yes you can live as you wish but these parts aspects of your culture do not play into this society. And what about women? Calvin, how fascinating is that? That's very recent history, right? I'd say about five years ago, six years ago, that would now be described by the British Fashion Corporation as a far-right discussion. That's amazing. that pretty much just mirrored

exactly what i was just saying about all the lower level cultural differences we have to say this is our culture this is the way we treat people people here this is what we do but you're right it will be considered far right now so the over to window has shifted so far to the left that all this ordinary common sense stuff is seen as far right i actually didn't know uh loose women was still a show i'm quite um i find it quite humorous that it's still going. I don't think people should watch it without our good friend Carol McGiffin on there. She was the only one who talked to you since. She was, and she was driven out, remember, because they went so woke.

And she felt so attacked for having views that actually, you can tell the rest of the panel clearly agree with. But there is more media bias being exposed. And I think what's so great about our independent media revolution, Calvin, is that we can be honest and sometimes lift the veil. And my good friend and the host of the Trigonometry podcast or co-host of the Trigonometry podcast, Constantine Kissin, has done just that with an NBC reporter who was trying to get him to in some way turn on Elon Musk for his declaration that the UK was heading for civil war. But what Constantine did very sensibly was record the conversation and post it so that we can see how the media operates.

Let's have a little listen to some of that conversation and we can discuss off the back. A lot of people have thought of busts as a situation in the Civil War. I feel the one person who said that is a Donald Russell. It's a coded language about risk. And that bust is, although he doesn't explicitly call for

a civil war that rhetorically there's a little difference between repeatedly predicting one saying it's unavoidable and he's not saying but this is the difference he's not saying it's unavoidable. He said the exact opposite. He said, if we continue to do what we are doing, that's the same as someone saying, if we continue to drive off this cliff, we're going to fall off it. It's not the same as wanting us to fall off the cliff. On the contrary, he's imploring us not to drive off the cliff. So that I think is important to say. Then the other point, sorry, just to finish what I'm saying, on this idea that he's concerned about the race of the people involved.

Elon Musk is on record saying repeatedly that he is pro-more immigration as long as it's legal and beneficial to the host country. repeatedly that he is pro more immigration as Long as it's legal and beneficial to the host country No, so a couple couple of white there so when when he tweeted at you It was last October. She said it's right current training continue But more recently he has not included that qualification he has just said it appears to tweet a couple weeks ago with civil war is inevitable yeah which makes it you know he's not qualifying he's saying it is well yeah what he what if you take those two things together what i think he's saying is i've been warning about this for many many years as he

has been as I have been and when you see riots of the scale and nature that we just saw in the UK when you see hundreds of uh armed men both white thugs and Muslim thugs on the streets of the same cities attempting to fight each other that is yet another sign that we're heading... Calvin, wasn't that fascinating? Because Constantine is so smart and so cool that he could see what the NBC journalist was doing and he just kept on challenging him. And the NBC journalist is like,

oh no, this doesn't fit the narrative. Absolutely. I loved that. I messaged content as well and said, thank you for recording that, releasing it. So you and I know this goes on. We know what this world is like. I don't do mainstream media for much of this reason anymore. I turn down more things than I accept

because I've been burnt so often. But I like that he recorded it so ordinary folk can listen and see what these so-called journalists are like, because they come in with an agenda. And then if something doesn't fit it, they'll keep twisting until they get to the agenda. I had this recently with The Times. I've had it with Channel 4. They're all at it in the UK, not just in America. And so when he points out, actually, what he points out is the truth, that you've got to take this thing holistically, look at both things that Elon Musk said, and actually it makes a lot of sense. And actually, what he points out is the truth, that you've got to take this thing holistically, look at both things that Elon Musk said, and actually, it makes a lot of sense.

And I mirror what he said. I think we are going to enter a civil war in this country. I don't want us to enter into a civil war. I shouldn't have to put that caveat in there. People on the left should take what I say in good faith and assume that I'm giving a warning for that very reason, just as they should with Elon Musk. They shouldn't say, oh, because he doesn't agree with me on this politics, he must want this. They want us to be bad guys. They want to paint us as evil. And actually, people like Elon Musk, I don't think he's that conservative, but he's saying, look, if the UK continues down this trajectory,

there will be a civil war, and I 100% agree with it. We will have civil war, but we don't want to see it. So let's turn things around. Let's make a difference. Unfortunately, our politicians and our mainstream media won't allow us to because they continue to push us towards that cliff edge well exactly and it comes back to that original point doesn't it come and what they will do is demonize because that's all they can do so rather than have the discussion they will demonize elon musk or you or nigel farage or whoever it happens to be?

100%, because they cannot address the problem at hand. I keep saying this, but the politicians have no way of addressing mass immigration at this point. They have no way of addressing the cultural issues that we're facing as a country. The increasing knife crime, burglary, fraud, the fact that our prisons are full, the fact that people keep coming over the border. We had hundreds of people in dinghies in the last month or so since Labour have been in power. They have no way of doing it. They're incompetent. So instead, they focus on me, you, Farage, Tommy and Lawrence,

even Constantine now. Constantine's been a centrist his entire career, and now he's getting in the shit from NBC because they would rather attack and demonise people that address the problem than addressing the problem itself, because they do not have the skills, talents or gifts needed to make a difference. We don't have a high calibre level of politician, never mind journalist these days.

They are so low calibre that all they can do is point the finger at other people, to point the blame away from themselves. And it's not just the politicians, it is the mainstream media that have been driving this for years. Like NBC, CNBC in America, like the guardian over here in the mirror and even the times to some degree these these papers have been pushing mass immigration in our face and anyone who dares suggest that maybe another way has been labeled a racist or as an effort or even the sun and the daily mail now so it's across the mainstream media. It's for loads of reasons.

It's partly because woke advertising agencies are so powerful. So they've pushed newspapers that used to be considered right wing and conservative down this woke path. But thank goodness for folk like Douglas Murray, who continue to stand up against it. And I found this interview that he's done overnight with Sky News Australia really interesting, Calvin, because not only does Douglas fight back, but actually the way Rita Panahi, the host, reacts shows just what a laughing stock, sensible people now think of the UK. I don't think they're going to have much luck extraditing Elon Musk and the few people complete cranks in the UK who've been calling for some kind of censure of me. I've got a horrible surprise for them. They're not going to silence me either. You might as well give it up, guys. Well, they sold against free speech in the UK the the two-tier policing the two-tier justice

system there is something that is concerning people around the world i do wonder if people in the uk realize that a lot of us around the world are looking on in horror and at a time where in the uk violent criminals are including killers, are having their jail times slashed because of overcrowding, they are prioritising locking up what they call far-right extremists. perhaps a humiliation of Starmo will be the only way that the balance might be somehow redressed. Although I don't have much hope. I love those two, by the way. Douglas Murray and Rita Benoit in Sky News Australia. It's fantastic still. I don't know how they managed to hang in there. Well, some of the shows anyway, the ones that Rita is on always sound. But yeah, very, very different to very different to what we get with sly news

over here do you know do you know my cousin is actually the producer of the outsiders on sky news australia so it is a very good show it is a very good show just give her that little plug they don't have off communists so they have no freedom no exactly and of course dallas murray is now based in the state. So he has his First Amendment. So he's able to say things. The problem is that with the clampdown of free speech that we have in the UK, we don't have that freedom anymore. So we're going to have to find a way of either enshrining free speech into our law. Or we're going to have to move to places that do have free speech enshrined in law until Keir Starmer can be humiliated and pushed out of office.

And I don't think it's a far stretch because it's only, what, six weeks into office at this point. The country's upside down. Crime is at an all-time high. We've got riots left, right and centre. We've got people being arrested for posting... We've got grannies being sent to jail for posting comments on Facebook for people to see. How is he going to last five years like this?

I can't see it happening. So if we keep pushing back, and we have pushed back, then perhaps we can change things we can get rid of it yeah completely i mean things have gone so badly wrong so fast and actually calvin our good friend jim davidson has made that point perfectly in a new video on his independent u stream channel thank goodness we have jim doing that too and i wanted to show it to you. I can't think of another party in history or anybody in history that has f***ed up so bad as two-tier Keir. Right? We had a few days of Labour in charge. So what bats*** bonkers things have they done in that time? Let's have a look,

because they've done lots of s***. Right. first of all, they've caved into the train drivers and given them a 15% pay rise in exchange for what? Absolutely no productivity improvements whatsoever. No, they just caved in. Right, that was a f**king fabulous deal they did there, wasn't it? Hey, great getting those train people round the table and saying, I'll tell you what we're going to do, we're going to be really tough, we're going to give you what you want. And so they have. And the best bit is, listen to this,

you couldn't make it up. The train drivers are still going to go on strike every weekend for the next three months over some bullshit. No, no, they've got some dispute. So they'll probably get even more than that. It's not bad, is it? A train driver, you know, over theva, Ava the train is it? Or, remember all that? 69 grand a year plus a gold-plated pension for pressing a pedal every few minutes. I've often wondered what train drivers do. Can't they, can't it be automatic? It's gotta be a person driving it, isn't it?

So that's it, that's probably the problem that the train drivers are saying. We don't want all this automated stuff. You can't steer it, can you? There's no steering wheel. It goes. You have to rely on someone else to steer the f***ing thing for you. Oh goodness. Firstly, Jim cracks me up so much. But Calvin, the point that he was making at the start of that Ustream video

was exactly the same one that you did. The mainstream media may not be talking about it, but Starmer is a failure after four weeks. Jim Davidson is hilarious. All those voices and everything he does is fantastic. He's still got it. That's what I love to see. But yeah, his points are spot on, in particular about the train drivers as well,

the fact that actually they were given everything they wanted and they're still going to strike anyway. And his latter point there, that they could be automated. Why are we not just automating all the trains? There's no skill involved in driving trains. Anyone could do it. An AI system could do it at this point and actually it would be more efficient. Public transport is not the best in the world, let's say. So I think one way to solve the problem would be to automate the trains but yeah back to the main point in that kia stormer is embarrassing for our nation we can also not all of us most of us can see it but internationally people can see it i would just talk i was talking to some people the other day on my holiday actually on beach uh and they were all

like oh kia's almost had a good response hasn't he and i'm like okay so not everyone's awake yet some people still think he's doing good work. They're the people we need to reach. Yeah, they're definitely not awake. You are, though, Calvin, and do stand by, because a couple of incredible stories coming up. Nigel Farage has sacked the chief executive of Reform UK. There's a big push for Boris Johnson to return to save the Conservative Party.

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limited company. Now, Companies House shows that Oakden ceased his role on August the 12th, and Reform UK spokesperson has said the party has decided to sunset the CEO role as part of a shake-up of the party's structure. That hasn't pleased the former deputy leader of Reform UK, though, who says it is vital Reform UK is democratised to form a government in 2029. It needs to morph from being an insurgency to a proper political party. That means, amongst other things, giving members the power to change the leadership. Fingers crossed. But that's not going to happen, is it, Calvin Robinson? Because the thing is, Nigel Farage, whether you like it or not,

used to have a very senior role in your new party, UKIP, the United Kingdom Independence Party. He didn't like democracy in that party because it meant that UKIP did things like consider linking up with Tommy Robinson, which he considered would be electoral suicide. So Nigel wants to keep control of Reform UK, like it or not. And it's his company. So can't he do that? He can, but he will be being a politician and lying to his people because one of the promises he made in the last election was that he will turn the Reform Party into a democratic party with real members. And so on their website, they're lying to people because on the website, they say you can join as a member. You can't join as a member. You can subscribe and give them money

just like a pyramid scheme. But you don't become a member. You don't get any democratic rights, unfortunately. So they do need to address that. And the fact that they got rid of their deputy chair, Ben Habib, who's a very good man, at the very time that Ben Habib, and I was in Ben's office, so I know this firsthand, Ben wrote to Nigel Farage saying, we need to democratise the party. We need to actually make it so that we have members, we have voting, we have policies, and that people can get on board. And it's not just the Nigel Farage show. As much as I love you, Nigel, these would have been Ben's words, not mine.

But Ben got sacked the next day. And so now we see that the CEO has also been sacked. And where does all that power go? Well, Nigel Farage has already got a few jobs. He's already doing GB News. He's already supposedly a local MP. He was in Clapton today for the first time, actually, which is great to see that he actually found his constituency.

I hope he does some casework for them and helps them in ways that an MP should. But the fact that he's taken this party, this company by the reins showing that he's a control freak and it's not good because reform of all the parties going reform is one of them that has a bit of momentum behind it right now so if he turns it to cause of him though calvin that would be the argument it's because of faraj and is this not a bit like trump and the republican party actually if you're not on board with trump there there's no point being in the Republican Party. Because he is now the Republican Party, just like Farage is Reform UK. No, not at all. If we look at the GOP, look at the RNC that happened the other day, the Republican National Conference.

None of that was very Trumpian. In fact, I found some of it quite woke, and I got into a bit of trouble about it. But there's certainly a wider party that Trump is a part of, and that should be the case in all political parties. The Conservative Party, Boris Johnson was a big charismatic figure, but he certainly wasn't the whole party. The membership are important. The parliamentary party are important. And also, CCHQ has probably too much influence at the moment, but it is also important. So youchq has probably too much influence the member but it's also important so you have to have a system even the labour party has a system the only reason jeremy corbyn got into a position of power is because lots of people paid one pound to become

a member and have a vote on the leadership and they said we want him rather than ed or his brother and so we have to have a voice for the people that's a whole democratic system that we live in so when nigel farage says no it's just the nigel fraud show yes he has a lot of uh funds and it gets a lot of attention but he won't get into a government he won't get into a position of major power influence in this country if it's just about him that won't work that won't fly with the british people unfortunately but but there's no reform uk really without faraj is there it was faraj entering the race that i think led them to get five MPs. And you know, Calvin, I am predicting,

and I know a lot of folk will think I'm crazy, but clearly Ben Habib thinks it's possible. I am predicting Nigel Farage will be prime minister at the next election, assuming that Starmer goes full term. Nigel's getting in his own way. Yes, the Reform Party is where it is because Nigel joined back again.

But unless he fixes it and makes it a democratic system, he will be the end of it. So he was the start of it, he will also be the end of it. It will be on his deathbed, unfortunately, unless he can get his own ego out of the way, his own narcissistic tendencies out of the way, and think about the people, first and foremost. Unless he can do that, the party's not

going to succeed, and he will not become Prime Minister. I don't know where you're getting this from, Dan. I can't imagine it. I think so. I mean, look, Calvin, I know your back is their chief spokesman, which is a great move for UKIP, one of the really sensible things they've done, but can't you actually argue, Calvin,

that the moment Nigel left UKIP, UKIP sort of ended as an electoral force. Well, no, it's still one of the parties that has a lot of legacy, a lot of name recognition. And actually, when people are looking around for an alternative at a party, they can actually join and have some say in and be a part of and work towards changing as well as changing the country. UKIP is one of the few that offers that, actually. And so it's still on the centre right or the right of British politics, the new right as we're calling it. And it's unashamedly British.

It's unashamedly Christian for the most part. It's to say this is what we believe as a country. We have a change. People around us may have. They may have gone woke, they may have gone liberal, they may have gone Mohammedan, but the UKIP party hasn't. Even Reform, unfortunately,

has a Mohammedan chairman as you know. So when everything else is changing, we are here. Okay, so you are not considering a deal with Reform UK, UKIP? That's above my pay grade. But what I would say is that I think deals are important. I also think talking to each other is important.

If you remember, my show was the only one where we managed to get all of the parties on and have a conversation. And I was just sitting there as an impartial advisor to them all saying, look, get it together. The right of British politics needs to work together, whether that's a deal or whether it's just an arrangement or whether it's just being friends with each other and sharing common goals. So the right of British politics does need to work together in some way, shape or form to, first of all, eradicate the Conservatives for good, but then to replace them with something better. And now is a good time for that. Now we have an opportunity. With the Conservative Party in turmoil, Calvin, there is an opportunity.

But not surprisingly, the drumbeat around Tories has already gone back to the idea of BBB. Bring back Boris. Boris Johnson, Sophie Corcoran has written in The Spectator Australia, we Brits never realised how good we had it under Boris Johnson. Like me, she was always a supporter of Boris, thought it was a big mistake that he was forced out. But now, interestingly, Robert Jenrick, who is becoming a favourite to actually win the leadership over Kemi Badenoch, has said that he would like Boris Johnson to return. And in a new interview in the past couple of hours with the Daily Telegraph, he said he would be pleased to welcome him if he wanted to return to Parliament.

Now, that's a dramatic shift in position from the one held by Rishi Sunak. And Jenrick was asked by the Daily Telegraph, can you see a world where your prime minister and Boris Johnson is at the cabinet table? And he said, yes, because we need the best people. And if Boris wanted to be part of that, I'd be delighted. Now, I like Robert Jenrick a lot, but I do have a newsflash to Robert Jenrick. You would be in Boris Johnson's cabinet. You know, Boris Johnson is not coming back to serve in a Robert Jenrick cabinet or a Robert

Jenrick front bench, opposition front bench. I do think, and I've always thought it's possible, that at some point Boris Johnson might return before the next election if it's looking like it's possible that the Conservative Party could beat Labour of struggling, failing Labour. I think the Reform UK party will make that a lot harder for Boris Johnson to do. But we remember he fantasises about making a Churchillian comeback. Churchill famously booted out by the British public immediately after World War II, but he did return for that second term as PM. I was on Team Boris. I thought he had...

He's one of the few people that had an opportunity to make a difference in this country. Unfortunately, he felt the first hurdle. No-one saw COVID coming, of course, but he didn't handle it well and he disregarded his libertarian principles. It was such a shame. It was a massive shame but then the party imploded around him

and ousted him with a massive coup d'etat and unfortunately those type of things, that's all over and done with now. I can see him coming back to politics, absolutely. I can even see him serving in a Robert Jenrick cabinet because Boris is one of the few politicians, as much as I disagree with his stance on Covid, he's one of the few politicians that actually still believes in service, duty and obligation.

He still thinks that a politician's job is to represent their constituents, believe it or not. Not many do these days. So I think he would actually take a back seat. But his profile is too big that it wouldn't work. So he will probably join Jenrick's cabinet, but he would outshine Jenrick quite easily. Jenrick doesn't have a lot of charisma.

He's quite smart, but he's no Boris Johnson. Yeah, he's saying some good stuff, though, because I read this interview with the Daily Telegraph, and he finally was the first conservative candidate who was actually prepared to criticise Keir Starmer in terms of his response to the so-called far-right riots. He said that he felt Keir Starmer was too selective and squeamish in the way in which he spoke about the recent riots and disturbances. So I think he's making the right noises, put it that way. Certainly I'm more comfortable with him, Calvin, than I am Kemi Badenoch. But look, let's move on because Amazon, the major streaming giant, has introduced a new historical drama, My Lady Jane, based, by the way, on a real story. But the king in this historic period drama is gay, disabled and black. It's the trifecta of woke identity politics of colourblind casting. Let's have a look.

Your Majesty! Pettikins! Seymour Pye. You look terrible. I don't think I look that bad, actually. Hello, brother. Cousin Jane. Your Highness says it's a pleasure. Sweet best.

Jane and I will... Now, Darren Grimes tweeted about this, or posted on X, I should say. My Lady Jane on Amazon. Historical fiction. Only the history is entire nonsense. There will be young kids watching this who are led to believe DEI crap is based on realism. That's my issue with it. Calvin, are you supportive of this black, gay, disabled king from hundreds of years ago?

Oh, absolutely. I think a black, gay, disabled Edward VI is exactly what we need right now. It'll solve many more problems actually it'll get us all united by this great no it's stupid, what the heck are they playing at honestly the story behind Lady Jane Grey is an interesting story, the story behind King Edward VI is interesting

being one of Henry VIII's youngest children and the fact that actually the court around him was very political in fact much of our faith was altered around that time too the the he was more protestable the people around him were more protestant uh thomas cranmer had more of an influence because he was so young there's there's many tales to be told about that period of history i find it very fascinating days on the throne calvin between the 10th of 10th and 19th of July

1553. But I think we can quite comfortably say back in 1553, not many gay, black, disabled men in England. I doubt there was a single gay, black, disabled man in the country back then. But this is part of the problem, isn't it?

Let's tell our great stories. Let's tell our great history. Let's tell it properly. Actors are great. So if you have an actor that can play a certain role, wonderful. They don't have to be the thing themselves to play it. But at the same time, when it's a period drama, you kind of have to stick to the narrative to some degree. You can take creative liberties, but to make the king who was who was white heterosexual and fully able to to reverse all of those things is just silly and actually people are not enough for it and of course this show is is not going to be renewed is it because go work go broke and of course just like we see with star wars and loads of other franchises that try and go down this identity politics

obsessed path. But do you think it's damaging, Calvert? I mean, it's silly, yes, but is it damaging because it actually makes young people, or actually not just young people, lots of adults too, not realise how much we've changed? And isn't that the whole point of historical dramas, that we can see, okay, that's what things used to be like. How great that we are now a more advanced society. If we lie about our history and pretend that everything is as it is now, then actually it doesn't show that there has been progress. That's interesting. So perhaps this is the reason they're doing it. If they did legitimate period dramas that show what this country was like a few hundred years ago, people might

look back and say, actually, it was a bit better before this mass immigration, this mass push for diversity, less knife crime, less fraud, less burglary, less all the horrible things that are happening in our inner cities. What have we done wrong? Where did we go wrong? Maybe progress isn't linear. Maybe, yes, we have lots of advancements. Healthcare is better. Hygiene is better. Education has been better. But not everything is better. Our culture is suffering as a result.

And maybe people will look at the two things side by side and say, what has changed? Let's have a look and consider. So maybe that's why they're pushing this. Or maybe they just don't believe in what they pretend to believe in. If they truly believed in diversity, they would, would like you say show the progress that we've made according to their own eyes and say this is how it was this is how it is now look how far we've come be honest you're not going to make a historic drama set in africa and put lots of white folk in

just be honest i hate this i really hate color casting. Although there was one like that. There was one called Norton Crosses which I reviewed and what they did is they made the Africans the elite and they made the white people the commoners and there was all this kind of reverse racism. It was absolutely awful. I think it was on the BBC a couple of years ago. So they will do it when it's in their interest but again

it will just bomb because it's just rubbish. Because the brilliance of historic dramas is that they are truly historic now look Calvin I had to show you before we say goodbye the amazing Dominic Frisby another great former colleague of ours from

GB News who was also ridiculously cancelled but he has become such a sensation for his brilliant comedic takes on what's going on in the world. And they're comedic and musical. And he has recorded a new song based on the madness of what's happening in terms of the persecution of the ex-boss Elon Musk in the UK.

Watch. They said X is detestable. It's toxic. It's fascist. in the UK. Watch. views, egg spreads, disinformation, lies, fringe theories and fake news. Must keep Musk quiet, he caused the riots, arrest him now. Anyhow, maybe Elon Musk's been slightly smeared by people who, let's face it, are quite weird. Exposed media bias and the woke mind virus, they go insanely arsey. Community notes, memes and shitposts do not make you a Nazi. Progressives are mad, frothing mad, they've must derangement syndrome. They can no longer enforce the public discourse and now they need time in a care home.

I lolled at his trolling two-tiered care. Maybe Elon Musk's been slightly smeared. Oh, how good is he, Calvin? They cannot enforce the public discourse. I love it. That's exactly the problem, isn't it? They can't control the narrative anymore with Elon in charge of Twitter. He lets us I love it. That's exactly the problem, isn't it? They can't control the narrative anymore with Elon in charge of Twitter.

He lets us speak our minds. That's dangerous. It is indeed. Well, look, you go off and be an extremist in and around Rome. I shall. This is the cradle of civilisation, isn't it? This is where it all began.

It's nice to see the remnants of it and what we used to call Christendom, what we now call the West. It's a beautiful, beautiful place it all began it's nice to see that the remnants of it and what we used to call christendom what we now call the west it's a beautiful beautiful place yeah and fabulous i kind of miss it it's a fabulous fabulous city calvin robinson father calvin robinson thank you so much we will speak again next week but you know it's very important to me that we have a safe space not patrolled by big tech because as cal Calvin and I have been discussing over the course of the show it's on big tech where the censorship and government control runs deep so that's why I've launched www.outspoken.live it's our membership section where you get half an hour of extra content every single day so at this stage please subscribe on YouTube and Rumble

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