The Uneducated PT Podcast - Ep 175 Teaching asylum seekers not to rape women

Episode Date: August 24, 2026

The Importance of Teaching Asylum Seekers Not to Rape WomenIn this episode, we tackle some of the most controversial stories coming out of Britain and beyond.We discuss Home Office guidance explaining consent, sexual offences and British law to asylum seekers, and what its existence says about immigration, cultural differences and integration.We also look at the conviction of former police officer Stephen Gray over an offensive meme about Islam and ask whether Britain is allowing blasphemy laws to return through the back door. From there, we examine the controversy surrounding Jason Arday and what it tells us about standards, identity and trust in elite institutions.Finally, we turn to South Africa’s crackdown on illegal immigration and ask why governments elsewhere appear reluctant to take similarly decisive action.Immigration, integration, free speech, religion, institutional trust and the uncomfortable questions politicians would often rather avoid.

I was going to start with the home office guidance pamphlet, but what I wanted to actually start with, because I think obviously you're going to be able to give me some good thoughts on this. And I know you haven't been keeping up with the news as regularly lately, but the South Africa Immigration Crackdown. Did you see any videos or anything on it? Yeah, yeah. My parents came to visit recently while it was happening as well.

So, you know, I got kind of kind of, I was able to hear a lot of it. You know what I mean? I saw the, they call him an EPI, which is like, Zer Warrior guy marching around me like, yeah, why are you here? Yeah. Where are you from? What are you doing here? You know, I saw it.

I saw it all and I was keeping up the day with it because obviously my parents had to deal with it as well because they were actually flying back to South Africa on the day, whereas South Africa was going through like a full, what's the best way to say, like a full purge. So these were unofficial. basically mass deportations that the government just allowed. Is that correct? To an extent, yeah, pretty much.

So basically what it is is, here's the truth of the matter. So a lot of local South Africans wouldn't work as hard as, I don't know a better word to call them other than refugees, wouldn't work hard, let's say Africans from Congo and Nigeria, right? So what happened was they came in South Africa,

sometimes illegally, sometimes legally, Africa, so probably illegally a lot of them. But they work harder. Well, migrants will work harder for less money or they'll do the jobs that South Africans or whoever feel like, you know, if I'm going to do this job or this job is beneath me, I want to get paid what I should get paid. Yeah. So they were just pissed because these guys are doing the jobs that they said they wouldn't

do for less money and doing it better. So they were like, okay, well, let's go full classic South Africa and let's get xenophobic here. and let's just start getting rid of them. And you can even see on some of the social media things where they're approaching farmers or guys who run businesses are going, you know, we want all your people out. They go, cool, but we're not going to employ locals.

And then there's even videos of them employing locals is a brilliant one of a farmer who employed locals of Africans and he's walking through the field and the oak's sleeping. Why is supposed to be working? So, and the government don't have much control, right? like they never have really if I'm being honest. Yeah. So when this all occurred, as I said,

when my parents were flying back, that day when they landed was like a purged day in South Africa where they said you got till the 12th of... Yeah, I remember. I think it was whatever, 12th of July or 12th of June. 12th of June of July to get out because we are just going to come through there,

you know, like hell on high water. And my parents would worry because obviously the people that they had working for them, they were all, my parents sent them back. They were like, cool, okay, you need to go back home now while this is all going on, and then you can come back because it was going to be like a purge. Because in South Africa, there's a high level of lawlessness, bro.

Right? The police can't police people. Yeah. So there was a bit of a worry there when they flew back because to fly back, you land in the Cape Town Airport, and then you've got to drive all the way past like Kailicha, which is like a really dangerous ghetto. Yeah, and stuff like that. Usually they were shut down that whole road and everything. Yeah. So even I was a bit of apprehensive when they flew back, I was like, guys, just make

sure you get home, then you know you got home, all this kind of stuff. Because it goes like, like if you've seen the move, the purge, it's kind of like that book. Yeah. Let me play you this video of this girl reporting on it. You won't be able to watch it, but I'll just get you to listen to it. I'll listen to it. Yeah. South Africa deported 82,000 migrants then charged their governments for it. South African Home Affairs sent formal reimbursement letters to Malawi, Nigeria, and Ethiopia, requesting they cover the cost of deporting those country's citizens. South Africa says they spent that much on buses, repatriation centers, staff over time in transport across the country, all of which were unexpected and unavoidable.

Over 82,000 people have been either deported or repatriated since anti-immigration protest broke out in South Africa earlier this year. Though the home countries count the number as closer to 170,000. Home Affairs Minister Leon Treiber called the scale unprecedented. Meanwhile, some of the country South Africa is demanding payment from are charging South Africa saying that they're failing to protect their citizens. Charge South Africa denies. For instance, Ghana tried to raise these concerns at the African Union and the EU shut it down. With over 60,000 arrests for illegal immigration in the last few months,

South African authorities say that they're not slowing down, if any. Now, what I find funny is it just kind of breaks the whole narrative of, uh, oh, like, anti-immigration. is all about, you know, racism and stuff like that. You know, you have South Africans kicking these people out because they're essentially, you know, illegal and taking up the GDP and taking up jobs. It's hilarious because what gets me is that's the typical South Africa for you. And you learn to love it, which is, okay, we're going to get rid of all of you.

Shit, now there's no money. Yo, now you owe us money. Why? Because it keeps you all out. I think in a way there should be some sort of I think you need to create an incentive that stops other countries from trying to get their citizens

to essentially illegally emigrate. You know what I mean? Because if you can just push people across borders onto other countries then now obviously like South Africa and any other country, there has to be incentive for them to actually just protect their borders. But...

Yeah, but that won't happen in Africa. Like, Europe, a very different story. Africa, bro, you've got to look at the overall like geo-economic situation. Yeah. Right? South Africa is a economic powerhouse within Africa.

Yeah. It pretty much nowhere else is. So, of course, you're going to get inward migration of people who want jobs. It's just going to happen. Yeah. And the problem that's that Africans are going to have is like, okay, well, there's one option.

We need to make sure we can do the jobs they do just better. Oh, why is they going to take it, bro? Like, Malawi is a landlocked country within South Africa. But I suppose, well, this becomes the conversation when it's not about whether you're pro-immigration or anti-immigration. It comes to the, okay, I'm pro, you have to be pro-immigration in terms of bringing the right people with the right skills for the jobs that are needed. but then if it's illegal migration you know that's when it becomes an issue because you're just

bringing in people and you have no record of them yeah true but again south africa africa full stop and europe full stop two completely different sides of the same coin yeah because the the policing of immigration throughout africa is is is is awful so you're not going to have these strict immigration laws because they them asking for money for expediting these people. Yeah. Right. I can tell you right now it's just pure corruption. Yeah.

There is nothing in there that is like genuine governmental stance. It's pure corruption. That's what that is. So in Africa, it won't come down to, okay, we need strict immigration laws to, you know, censure who comes in and out because it just won't happen. Yeah. It's like physically impossible. What it is going to come down to is who's going to do the job better.

That's who we're going to employ, right? Because you're looking at like farmhands. You're looking at Oaks, you run the petrol stations, you know, things like that. That's what you're looking at, not like big businesses. And if it is a big business, it's going to be people who are doing more blue-collar laborious jobs. Right? So what's going to happen is, again, who's going to do the job better? Is this my guy from Nigeria or is it my dude from Kuzulun,

top. If the dude from Kazulutal is caught napping on the farm, guess what, but you're fired. I'm going to take the guy from Nigeria. So when it comes to the policing of immigration throughout Africa, it's a completely different story because to actually have stricter policies in place there is going to require a government that is nowhere near as corrupt, which is literally impossible. So you've got to just acknowledge the beast for what it is. right Africa it's a very corrupt nation and I don't actually think that's necessarily the worst thing in the world right I love South Africa it is my home right by the same token to get like a like a legal enforcement mechanism like let's say Poland is impossible impossible it will not happen it can't because there's too much corruption right you've got to look at how deep the rot goes now if you've got the rot from chef to chief bro It's irrelevant. It's irrelevant because there's always going to be a gaping hole.

I don't know if you followed the case of the corrupt drug enforcement agency in South Africa. The guy at the very, very top, like a chief detective, whatever, was they seized, like, I'm going to get this number wrong, but like thousands of kilos of cocaine. Yeah. They seized thousands of it, right? And then you had like detectives, you had like evidence guys. So like going up the wrong. Evidence guys, detectives, police officers, people who transport the evidence, people who log the evidence, da, da, da, da, da.

They all got found guilty other than the oak at the top. And the guy at the top, when he was in court, literally said, Your Honor, are we safe here? And he's like, and your honor's like, what you mean? He's like, well, I know you're safe here. But I could get shot here quick, like in an instant by one of my offices. So it goes back to the rot's too deep, right, with regard to corruption, for you to have like an above board effective policing scandal. Again, you can refer back to, for example, the riots in Kuzuinala.

Do you know what the police did? Stood down. Yeah. They stood down because it was too bad. So you had people on the walls with their shotguns protecting their own homes. Yeah, I remember seeing that. Is that when a lot of them citizens got extradited then to the States? to keep them safe, wasn't it?

That's more to do with the farming and the, the, I can't remember the name of the party, or the party, ANC or, something like that, they wear red, Kill the Boor is their chant, right? A lot of those, like, okay, cool, yeah, let's, America's like, well, let's get you at you. And then when the farmers went to America,

they did a hell of a good job because they're good farmers. Yeah. Right? So it's one of those things which is like, you can put whatever policy you want in place, but it's all going to be corrupt. So the policy is not necessarily going to work other than fill the coffers of the person at the top.

Yeah. Right. Very different to European immigration, right? Like, you would never be able to have an immigration policy. Well, so many European immigration. Yeah, but this is what's so mad about the European immigration is like everything's above board in terms of you can see everything. And everyone's like, yeah, just fucking let them in.

Like, go look at a Kuwaita in Spain. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Bro, literally like tens of thousands of military-aged males. I saw no babies on any of those videos. No, they are, because they know in, in, suit that they know that you send, if you sent it, the policy that the policy was if you send someone, so let's say you send your 17-year-old boy who can kind of sleep out on the streets or whatever,

if he stays there long enough, then they can actually get the family sent over as well. So they send over all the, young male migrants first, which is absolutely... But that's what happens when you have someone like Sanchez, like an absolute far left socialist in charge of the country. Like, it's just ridiculous. Like, if you just protect, like, protect and enforce your borders and that won't happen.

Like the only person that you can blame for that is top of the tree, Sanchez. Yeah, and the thing is in Europe, you can see it. Yeah. It is clear, right? In Africa, it's mighty all the way. out. Right? So you're like, who is doing what yet? And so actually everyone's doing something. You know, it's either you get rolled over by the truck or you join it. You know what I mean? And it's like, it's not who's corrupt and who's pure. It's like level like like arbitrary levels of corruption.

Who's the least corrupt versus the most corrupt. So like that's why in Europe, people can kick off. Yeah. Right. You guys can kick off like Ireland did a beautiful job of it. Germany's policing is getting brilliant, right? Because you can actually kick off because it's everywhere you can see it. You can spot, yo, Sanchez is a problem. Yeah. Yo, Mandani in New York is a problem, right? Or you can spot it and you can go, okay, we can actually do something about this. In Africa, it's like, okay, everyone's a problem.

Yeah. But at least they are, you know, sending people back, which is more than other countries are doing. I know, like, what would be interesting is to have a look at the overall economic growth or decline over the next three years if they stick to the repatriation of this. I think there'll be, I think it was like not severe, but I think it would be like drastic economic decline. You know, like my parents who live in Par, they have a maid now.

She's from Malawi. Yeah. She's brilliant. She's an absolute gem, bro. Yeah. She's from Malawi. Now, that's not that they won't employ someone from South Africa. They would.

But how come most of the people who work in the homes, they are from Alawi? you because they do the best job. So it's like, okay, you know. So it would be very interesting to see what happens to the like economic situation in South Africa with all of this occurring because they were really foreseen it. And I can tell you how they've already foreseen it because now that they're sending them all back. Well, here's a question for you on the back of that because that's obviously, okay, if someone's, if someone's an immigrant who comes to a country and they're working hard and they're, you know, contributing to the economic growth of a country, that's great. Do South Africa, what's their system in terms of like social welfare and stuff like that for illegal immigrants?

Not a clue, not a clue, but I do know that, for example, you sent me a video on Home Affairs, right? Yeah, we're going to get into that now. I'll give you like a micro example. So Home Affairs are supposed to handle these internal issues. outside home affairs you have guys accepting bribes to get you to the front of the queue at home affairs

but then when you get to home affairs they go who did that they weren't part of home affairs like outside the home affairs office right so when it comes to getting a problem solved so a really good example would be like the VA in America

right you can go okay cool take a number here do this this this and it's a very slow process and South Africa take that and then corrupt it which is like okay take a number Oh, by the way, if you pay this guy outside 100 Rand, you can get to the front of the queue, you go inside. You go, hey, I paid this guy to get to the front of the queue. They're like, what?

You know, like, this is where you get that saying, TIA. This is Africa. Africa operates off a completely different system. I love that same. TIA. It's a completely different system. It's way more tribalistic in its nature, you know, and it's one of those things which is like South Africans are like, hey, hey, this is our home. What are you doing here?

That we're working hard to me. Well, tough. This is our home. are going to kick you out? Are you going to do the job for us? Yeah, but I'm going to do it as well. It's like, okay. Oh, man, this is what's going to happen.

Well, let's go to your second home, your second home of Britain and the demise that Britain is in. And speaking of kind of immigration, so the home offices don't rape guidance, nine-page booklet, which basically tries to explain to people who are coming into the country that rape is a crime and their consent is needed every time,

even in marriage. And it explains the age of consent is 16 with no exceptions. Sexual comments whistle blowing and following people home are not okay. That women have equal rights, that domestic abuse is wrong and that genital mutilation is illegal in the country. So the ministers admitted some people come from different cultures and that they have to spell it out that you shouldn't write. women and you shouldn't have sex with children if you are going to enter this country and you know it could mess up your asylum application like is that not a confession from the government that they are bringing in people from different cultures that are essentially going to commit crime yes it literally is it's it's the government's way of kind of being like hey we're doing

something about this here's your pamphlet it's like okay um Well, why the fuck are they coming here in the first place, bro? That's like, okay, Ryan, I just need to give you a booklet. What's it on? Why, you shouldn't murder people. Oh, well, I just naturally thought that was inherently wrong. Why don't I need a booklet on it, bro? It goes back to Douglas Murray's War on the West, the Strange Death of Europe, bro.

Douglas Murray is the best person to watch on this, irrespective of political standing. Political standing got the fucking window here. Like, literally, it can go out the window. It's like, okay, well, do you want your daughters to be said? Do you want your people to be safe? Do you want the people who's going to come to integrate into your culture? Or do you want Sharia law in your country? If you want Sharia law in your country, by all means, do your thing.

But if you don't, you better do something about it, bro. And a don't rape pamphlet is mad. That's why I'm so chuffed to see Ireland kicking off. This I'm so chuffed to see Germany kicking off. Bro, necessary. Necessary. Someone asked me a brilliant question the other day where I was like, I showed them a video of the German police because now they can use excessive force, even if you're just holding a flag, right?

They could just punch you in the face to take you out. And the person said to me, they said, well, they had a very valid point. They said, well, don't you think that they're becoming the exact evil they're trying to extinguish? And I was like, very good point. This is what I think. You have a border, right? With that border is a boundary. With that boundary come rules of every country.

It's the way it is. Right? She was like, yeah. I was like, okay. Now what happens when you have people come into that boundary, into that border, and they completely disregard your way of life, your borders, your boundaries, right? And they, you know, hurt your kids, they usurp your family, they rape your daughter, they do this, this and this. What do you do then? Are you the kind, passive person who goes, well, it's okay, or do the people actually have to go, okay, now the rotter is so deep, right?

It's inside. We've got to cut it out like cancer. which means the only necessary tool used is the enforcement mechanism that is necessary, which is violence. You can see this, like evidently. Like people are going, why is there so much violence going on in Europe? Well, because people are not like, they're outside the fence who believe in the different doctrine of life are now coming inside the fence.

So I said this to the person. I said, okay, well, let me explain it to you like this. I have a house, yeah? And I say, okay, you can come in if I left. you in, but you are obeying the rules of my hope. Sure, no problem. Right. Now what happens if I say, hey, you have to obey the rules of my home, but they come in, they lay on my bed, they eat my food, they shag my wife. What then? Then you, as a human being, have to actually go, well, no, you can't do this. Get the fuck out. And they go, no, I'm not getting out. Okay. What's the

next level up from that. You kick them out. Okay, look, I need you to leave. I'm not leaving. Okay, then I'm going to make you leave. So it's got to such a point where the only thing you can do is necessary use

of force. Dude, but don't rape pamphlet to a rapist, it's just going to make them lot. It's insane. But this is the thing about, like you're touching on about social cohesion. Like, it's a lot easier to create social cohesion from places that have a similar culture where it's like you don't need to read a pamphlet to know that raping women have you know raping children or genital mutilation is is wrong like you've

known that growing up in the culture that you've been brought up in and in some sort of a European society so I like you know it's a lot easier for someone from Italy or from France or from, you know, Japan to go to Britain and to integrate a lot more smoothly than, you know, places like Afghanistan or, you know. How is that? Yeah, exactly. And the problem then is, right, is that all you need to do is look at the statistics to prove that, okay, these cultures are not, you know, compatible with our culture.

And in Denmark, they have all that they, that's all they did was, you know, know, just, and, you know, Denmark and Sweden and all these places, like, these aren't a right-wing conservative countries, but they just tracked the data and they decided that, okay, we're looking at these people coming from these countries are committing higher crimes in sexual assaults, etc, et cetera, et cetera. And so, you know, they changed the rules in terms of the benefits you get coming into these countries. Now, in Britain and in Ireland, they won't document the ethnicity of the people coming in because, you know, somehow that's racist. Yeah.

So then you don't have the data, so then you can't create the argument that, you know, people from Somalia are more likely to, you know, attack children or attack women than, you know, somebody coming from, you know, Germany or whatever. This is the thing, bro, is like, have a look inside the mind of the beast, right? You think after someone's raped someone, the first thing you're asking for, did you read your rape pamphlet? Yeah, crazy. I'm pretty sure they know

when they're actually committing in the act of rape or genital mutilation or trying to behead someone in your street in Belfast and the person who's screaming. I think they know, bro, that, yo, I shouldn't be doing this. So, like, it's mad. And you know what?

Do you know what? This is what I find, I would like to say funny, but it's not funny. It's just terribly ironic. Is that, you know, the same type of people who are, like, you know, shouting from the rooftop about consent classes for young boys in school

and how they need to treat women, et cetera, et cetera, are the same people that are advocating for these people to come over into their country who have no respect for women and have no respect for getting women's rights. So like, it just, it just, it makes no sense. You should laugh at it. You should laugh at it because it's fucking stupid. Yeah. Like, what do you? There's no point looking at that from, there's nearly no point looking at that from a logical perspective. Because you've just got to be honest, bro.

Like that's it. It's the honesty is the best policy here. Yeah. Who's, like, if I lined up five guys, okay? And they said to me, who's the most likely to commit a crime in this country based off their ethnicity? And I had the data in front of me. I can make what you call an educated guess.

Yeah. And that'll be potentially way more right than just a random guess. So hiding the ethnicity makes no sense other than to cover up the footsteps of the people in power who are trying to keep the power, which is pretty much what it is. And then it goes back to the old adage of, well, you know what? Then the people need to actually do something about it. Sorry, but you have to. Now, if you want to invite, it's hilarious. Have you seen those reels of people going to, as many in America, people go into people's doors and be like, would you accept housing,

immigrant. Yes. Yeah. And they go, of course I wouldn't. They go, okay, cool. Pull up the truck. Pull up the truck. Yeah.

Oh, no, no. Sorry. Sorry, I can't do it. It's like, busted, bro. Like, you're full of shit. Like, you're just lying, dude. And people... It's fake virtue.

That's all of this. It literally is fake virtue. And people like to use the classic race card, this card, that card. It's like, okay, I was saying this other day to someone at the gym. I was like, you know, you can call me a racist if you want. But, you know, if the majority of a race do X, is it wrong to stereotype and go, well, look,

I don't want these people here because the majority of them do this? No, it's not. It's just called an educated guess. They go, well, what about the one person who doesn't? Good for them. Yeah. The stupidest argument of all time. I literally dumbest argument.

I know. I know this person. who lives down the road from me and they're a great citizen and they do X and they do Y, okay, great. So that means that we should just let, you know, hundreds of thousands of people from that same country come in, even though it's just so stupid. But what baffles me is, well, it doesn't baff them anymore because people are starting to get pissed.

Good. Finally. Took you a while, but at least we're catching up. But do you really have to wait for someone to be beheaded in the middle of the street in Belfar? you actually do something like seriously oh but like that's such a common crime in Ireland we behead people all the time we've been doing it

for you know hundreds of years it's just it's just an everyday thing in Dublin and Belfast you know we used to yeah you know you got your classic Somalian on the street what's he done oh you know he just liked a couple people oh well he was mentally ill

no he fucking wasn't mate yeah he wasn't and he was fucking fall and they could the problem is they could it was such an extreme example that they just couldn't hide it in the media like only a lot two weeks ago there was a woman coming out of galway train station and she was gang raped by two uh migrants who needed an arab interpreter uh in the courtroom not one single story on the mainstream news on r t which is our which is our basically our bbc not one story about it what baffles me if people still watch the news

mate yeah i'm sorry but like the box stops there how how many times and how many instances do you need? And remember, these are people's life, right? How many of these do you need to realize that the news is not there to actually inform you? It's not there to give you information. It's there to indoctrinate, right, to pacify. And I'm a huge advocate now for people like, yeah, stand the fuck up. Oh, you see a chick being followed home by a guy who's cat calling her who looks like a fucking Somalian yeah go help her

because the likelihood is he's probably gonna do something yeah yeah I can't say that well yeah I can because let's just go look at the data well they have like that you can see it now happening in Ireland and in Britain you have these kind of Instagram profiles and it's these lads who are just making

you know these little groups where they walk around at busy streets at night just making sure that women get home safe So this is what you need, bro. You need like modern day Batman's now. They're literally police in the streets because the police aren't. Please don't do anything.

And this is the mad thing. In South Africa and Africa, right, the police can't. Because one, they're all corrupt. Yeah. Right? And two, there's not enough of them. Yeah. But in European countries, you guys, to a degree, obey the rule of law,

comparatively speaking. Yeah. Right. You actually can do something about it. Great example. Poland, Germany. Right. So Germans are fucking hilarious

now, bro. I don't know what briefing they get in those police rooms, but if you're holding up a flag and screaming in their face, they just rock you, bro. They just drop you and they just fucking take you away. And I'm like, noise. Like good, bro. Because this whole peaceful protesting shit is balls, right?

This peaceful protest is just a war that the violent people hide behind and then execute the violence. right so it's it's kind of like uh what's a good example a killer hiding in a hospital it's like that right and and they go you know we're peacefully protesting well you know what your peaceful protest have caused enough shit so actually i'm done with it i'm gonna rip it the fuck apart yeah and by the way back in the day in the 70s and stuff like that that's what protests used to be like you you accepted that you were probably going to get a baton on the top of the head because people actually, when people protests, they actually believed in what they were

protesting and they were, it was work getting a batten in the head. But now you have all these kind of wokeys and these paid people by NGOs to go out and cause trouble and they don't get any repercussions. They scream in people's faces. They scream in police's faces and there's no repercussions. Like you should have a society where you actually fear to police that, you know, if I step out of line, I'm going to get, I'm going to get a bit of a baiting or I'm going to get arrested. bro. Yeah. This is the thing is,

the enforcement mechanism now has to change because of the way the rot has gone. Yeah. Right. So it's no longer on the outside of the fence. You can say, hey, if you do this, yeah. Then you're going to get hurt.

Now the rot's inside, right? You got that Henry Newark, right? For example, he got arrested. He did. And he died. Yeah. Right? He wasn't the one.

It was the perpetrator in that situation. No. Right. Same with the Ukrainian girl on the, the boss in America. Yeah. Same thing, right? But then when it's when it's,

when it's George Floyd. Yeah. Right. It's a different story. Well, this is the problem with the, this is a problem with the institutions. And this is what I was actually going to talk to you about. Do you, did you, um, uh, read the story about your man, Jason R day?

Yes, I was listening to that. I'll give you, I'll give you a bit of a deep pre-fun it because this is exactly what we're talking about in terms of everything. comes down to systemic racism and DEI and, you know, oppression. So Jason Ardei became Cambridge's youngest black professor. He told a powerful story, nonverbal, illiterate until his late teens, because of severe autism and development delay. He also claimed remarkable athletic and charity achievements.

In 2026 report, reporting showed large-scale plagiarism in his PhD, the multiple fabricated claims and then he resigned and died shortly after. He died by suicide after. Essentially what basically happened is Cambridge were dying further. You know, black lip... Yeah, this black progressive person comes from, you know,

all the... Has the most challenges in the world and, you know, becomes this amazing professor. but literally the majority of things that he spoke about was completely fabricated and then what happened was he got found out the media the media finally did its job for once and it actually reported on the truth and because he wrote they reported on the truth and he felt all this pressure he obviously killed himself let i think he left two children behind which is which is obviously a point of information if he went through everything he went through and he actually

he did do all those things. I can guarantee he would have the mental fortitude not to kill himself. Right. So this is why, this is, this is the claimant. Now, I'm laughing by shouldn't laugh, but like, it says nonverbal mute until the age of 11, unable to read or write until he was 18, diagnosed with severe autism,

global development delay at age 3, told he would never walk, talk or read, described by a doctor as no better than a veg vegetable and this people people claimed that who knew all the shit though no no listen it gets it gets better it gets better it gets better because all these have all been debunked right ran 600 miles from Edinburgh to London in six days ran 30 the guy who was diagnosed as a vegetable yeah yeah ran 30 ran 30 maridins in 35 days including after a fracturing a leg during an epileptic

fit on the 21st maridon raised five to five point five million for charity which charity denied this ever being true. What else? Academic and professional claims. Heavy plagiarism in 2015 PhD thesis. Problems in later papers, impossible statistics, recycled quotes attributed to different people, fabricated or mismatched interview data. What else? There's a good few here. But yeah, basically Cambridge didn't check up

on any of this. They just shot them straight to the top because obviously they wanted to, they wanted to, you know, show off their black profession.

His death is on Cambridge. 100%. Not on the media. His death is on Cambridge. For sure. And you can even see this, for example, go watch Charlie Kirk

debate at Cambridge and Oxford. Right? The dumb shit that these apparently extremely intelligent individuals, are saying and Charlie Cook

his mantises and the guys ain't about a degree right it's just insane oh you know this got diagnosed

vegetable what happened he runs 30 marathons in 35 days uh hold on hold on

right and by the way autism is not a disability autism is fucking cool bro autism is also he also you know the way

these you know these types of people the progressives love to like use victimhood to kind of boost their narrative of he also said that he received bananas and bullets in the post

masked man with a knife threatened him twice at Cambridge and a pig's head was delivered to his parents home which the police said had no such investigations occurred and okay so this is what I mean by the race caught is such a crooked shit oh my god I gave black guy bananas that means I think he's a monkey that's your assumption yeah first of all I don't think I just don't believe that it's true because he's lied

about it. It's a complete lie but these are the kind of straw mans that they hide behind which is like let's say you had a black friend and you had a banana and hey dude do you want a banana

or you'd be racist now dog I was just offering you a fucking banana no one said anything racist the fact that you think that's racist in fact makes you the fucking racist because it was no racial infaration well they do this inverse thing

where they they look at everything through the land lens of race while, you know, claiming that they want to get rid of racism. But Morgan Freeman says the best, it's like if you want to get rid of racism, stop talking about race.

But they love to talk about race. They love to focus on, oh, look at our black professor. Who cares if he's black? He's just a professor. Professor. This is the thing is, that side of the political spectrum.

And I really, I'll be honest, I do not care whether you want to call it left, right, progressive, not progressive, work, whatever. Whatever that is, is a cancer. Because they're stoking the fires of racism. Like, there isn't any, right? Okay, cool. Well, yo, we've got a professor. Oh, by the way, you've got a black. So what? Yeah. Who fucking cares, dude. It's just a professor who beat the odds.

Way better way of fucking wording it. And you know what? The guy probably would have killed himself. And it was just so mad is that the exact people who preach hate, hate, are the people who are stoking the fires of hatred in the first place. But the funny thing is, like, they only, they'll only, you know, they're black as long as they're on their side. But if you look at someone like Thomas Sowell, who is a conservative, who doesn't like to look down, you know, one of the bravest conservatives, you know, of all time. But because he doesn't believe in victimhood, you know, he's essentially, he's not, he's not part of the community then. He's not a, he's not a,

Who's that a black guy who, I think his name is Jesse Someone. He does a podcast. He's hilarious. He has that, like, catchphrase, like, amazing. Jesse something, he's a black guy, right? And he brings on everyone, the Black Lives Matter people, the woke list. Yes, I know who you're talking about. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

He kind of has this facade, he kind of has this facade that he's stupid, even though he's actually just catching these people out, really. He's ridiculously intelligent. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But he pretends to come across as, you know. You know what he does? And I love watching him because what he does is an art into itself. Circular questioning.

Yeah. So like he'll just be like, you're like, so you believe you're a cat? Yeah, I do. Like, what is a woman? A woman is someone who identifies as a woman.

And, you know, how do you? Yeah. What is that? Yeah. Yeah. And he'll be like, well, it could be anything. you're like, well, could a woman, could your version of a woman give birth to a baby?

Like, he just uses, like, and I'm awful out of comparatively speaking, but watch her circular questioning, because it just shows how stupid that line of logic is. It collapses on itself every time when you just ask genuine basic questions. And because he looks like kind of tired and kind of like an old man, people think, oh, you know, this is an easy mark. And he just, and he doesn't, he's not, he's not like, witty or like he just asked you like straight basic questions and you just can't answer them and and then what happens is they're through their fits right i'm getting an anxiety attack i'm getting a

panic attack oh help me no yeah they start they start freaking out whenever their their logic is actually you know questioned and then you realize that like everything they believe is build on quicksand it's so funny and i and you know what i'm thinking right i have a bit more of a positive outlook on this. I think these people, right, when I'm referring to these people, these dumbasses that say this kind of shit, right, that just have this circular reasoning that just falls on itself, I think they're shrinking every single day. I just think they're extremely loud. Yeah. Now, the next, the next kind of dynamic of this situation with your man, Jason Ardei, is that, all right, obviously, you know, DEI has pushed him to the front of the queue,

so he's become, you know, the youngest black professor and they've paraded them around. And, you know, it's been found out that he's a fraud. And now what the left are essentially doing is they're trying to blame for him killing themselves. They're trying to blame the media for, you know, attacking his personality and his character. And this is... Well, you've got to blame someone, does not themselves. Yeah, exactly. So they're trying to actually push it.

They're trying to push through the door, this kind of. free speech policy where it's like isn't that fascist? The media, yeah, the media shouldn't be allowed to have so many stories

against one person, you know, but it's funny, like they wouldn't, they wouldn't, what about Trump? What about Trump? Exactly.

They wouldn't suggest doing that against anyone on, you know, decides that they really hate, like, you know, Tommy Robinson or Farage or Trump or whatever it is. So it's like,

you know, it's hilarious. And it's worth laughing at for sure. people go you can't laugh at a man's death I'm not laughing at his death no no I'm looking at the circumstances

yeah it's it's it's really less about him because he shouldn't be put in the position he was in in the first place but that's what they do what that's what these institutions who have this progressive ideology do they use people to push their own narrative that's exactly what happened

it's called tokenism yeah it's literally it's called tokenism you know and it was around explain that so so tokenism basically is where you bring, so can I tell a story? It's easier to describe tokenism.

I used to work for a chain of gyms, right? I used to run a bunch of it called David Lloyd, happy to tell you exactly who they are. Let them try to see me, I'm in Thailand, right? And there was this GM. I can't remember her name. She was Asian. And she was a good GM, actually.

She was really good. And she came to work one day. and she, cool check, you know, we would have conversations. And she was like, oh, you know, David Lloyd wanted me to do this photo shoot for the promotion of the gym and this and the other thing. And I was like, how was it?

She was like, well, I thought it was a bit weird. And I was like, well, they just wanted me to do the photo shoot because they told me I was Asian. And I was like, really? And she was like, yeah, they're just like, well, you're Asian. So it would be better for David Lloyd if you know, they could see the diversity or whatever. So what tokenism is, is simply put, where they'll grab some

someone of a certain ethnicity, right, and use them as a token to parade them around and be like, look at us, we have someone who's, what's a really stupid example, we have someone who's autistic. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, look, look. We have someone who's Asian. Yeah, look, look, look, it's called tokenism. Yeah, where you kind of. Look at this black, blind, lesbian, you know, who, you know, whatever.

Like, where did they do that, dude, where they, like, fucked it up, like the Odyssey, where they made Achilles a woman. Yes, I see in that. like it kills me and you know what other than like that movie could have been oh amazing and there were some brilliant parts but dude did you see her do you see whatever the fuck it was run across screen you think that's how like if you ever read homer you think that's how eckleys ran well this is this is this is hollywood in general it's just infested in this is this is tokenism that that there is tokenism right we want a trans achilles we want a black helen of troy yeah helen of troyes

yeah helen of troe was blonde as blue eyes bro that's how homer wrote it What you want me to say? Ryan, come on, that's racist because they're Aryan. No, dude, Homer wrote the book. It's crazy. It's absolutely insane. At that time, had black hair, brown-eyed woman that was the majority of the populace. So Homer purposely made her blonde-haired blue-eyed because it was a rarity.

Right? So Homer wasn't a racist, bro. Homer just wrote the most amazing mythology. And it just blows my socks off, bro. but it's good to see because, for example, off the top of my head, right? Because I'm just riffing off the cuff here. Ariana Grande, she's taking a break from social media

because of the fucked-up music video she's posting. You know, they're like weird, weird, creepy shit. Yeah, so like she posted this one posted. Sonika, fucking influencer. She made this music video where she was getting all this criticism, which is what was happening with all the wicked stuff, right? you know the movie the wicked and she's getting all those heavy criticism

and the music video was her singing about her critics and stuff like that and then she like chops them all up with a chainsaw and gets all bloody and then she walks out, you'll love this, she walks out of the audition room and all the girls who are auditioning for her part she's like covered in blood and gore and all the girls like clapping for her

right fucking three days later bro right Ariana Grande is taking a break from social media because she's feeling the pressure from society I was like good pressure fine you know what because it is it gets to a point where like how stupid do you as the people have to be to allow this to be slapped in your face what kind of respect do you think they're showing you how dumb do they think you are like anyone listening to this think about that right every time they're slapping in your face and you can see it like clearly right just understand that they think you're that

stupid yeah they think you're that impressionable they think that they think that they can get away with that because you're going to sit there and shut the fuck up and do nothing about it. Yeah. I think that that is general. Anyone that kind of, anyone that obsesses over any of these kind of Hollywood, you know, actresses and actors and who are just, you know, brainless, brainwashed puppets for, for most politicians. Like I just, just flesh puppets, bro. Yeah. Just flesh puppets. But, there is a beautiful thing happening in Hollywood and you can see it clear as day

when people are releasing authentic movies close to source material with good actors and Hollywood tries to blackball them and they get low budgets they end up breaking the box office yeah yeah with actual good writers with good scripts and not just your bullshit let's just you know hit the quota

of black people or transgender people or Asians or whatever it is yeah it's brilliant because that's the example that i'm that i was previously referring to of i think it's shrinking they're just very loud yes that's true it's a it's a small percentage with the loudest voice exactly dude go look at the amount of dislikes the trailer from the odyssey got you know go look at all this kind of stuff it's like it's the smallest amount of people just with a very very loud voice and it's like look trust me we can hear you but it's just starting to get fucking annoying. So shut the fuck out.

We have, there's two more stories I wanted to get your thoughts on, but I think the Lindsay Clancy case is something that, I want to get into that, but we might leave that till next week because there's a lot to go through with that one. I mean, it's, it's, that's

kind of, that's kind of grown legs like the OJ case, essentially, like a reversed version of that. But I wanted to, we'll leave that for next week and I wanted to go through the Islamic blasphemy laws with Stephen Gray, which while we were speaking about bringing, you know, people in from different cultures and different cultures colliding and, you know,

social unrest that can come off that. So I'll just read this one out to you and you can give me your thoughts. So Stephen Gray is a retired police officer. He served nearly 30 years. Ah, of course. Yeah, in 2026, he was convicted for resharing a meme about bacon and child marriage. the meme referred to let me read this one for yourself the meme referred to the traditional Islamic accounts of Muhammad Muhammad marrying Aisha

when she was six and consummating the marriage at nine what was the, let me see if I can find the joke so the joke was something along the lines of there's the if people people who like bacon are less likely

to marry six year olds or something like that. That's why that was basically the joke. And he re-shared it. Yeah, it's a great joke. It's a great joke. He was fined over a thousand pounds. Britain abolished former blasphemy laws in 2008,

yet criticizing or mocking this particular piece of Islamic history is now being treated as a criminal matter. So yeah, I suppose that the danger of this is that, you are allowing hate speech laws or, you know, being anti-free speech to, you know, creep in the back door in Britain? Well, it's a bit of favouritism, if I'm being honest, because people can make Catholic priest jokes. Well, here's a question for you. So this is the question I was going to ask you. So if the same joke targeted Christianity, do you think the result would be the same? No.

No. 100% no. Like unequivocal doubt, no. right but I do think it's funny the joke is hilarious right you know what I mean there's that baking guy on Instagram fucking hilarious leave the goats alone hilarious

I think the Welsh people have to find that one quite funny but like mate this is the thing what did I wish I could remember the quote but comedy is the greatest societal bridge there is between people right if you can't make jokes about white people black people

people, Asian people, pink, yellow, orange, whatever. If you can't make jokes about them and everything is off limits, then there's a huge problem, right? And this guy, I swear, if I'm not mistaken, he actually got a record, didn't he? Yeah, he got a record. He did 30 years into service and he got a record for sharing a Facebook meme of people who eat bacon are less likely to marry a nine-year-old.

Yeah, and like, firstly, even though that's a joke, it's actually religiously accurate because firstly, Muhammad married Aisha at 6, consummated the marriage at 9, if I remember correctly from the Quran.

That's what says, yeah. You don't even want to read the Hadiths, right? And that's true. It's also true that bacon is not halal, Right? And it's seen as dirty and evil and wrong and unsanctified, unholy. So although it's a joke, it's fact.

Well, every good, every good joke or bit of comedy is always soaked in elements of truths. That's what makes it funny. Exactly. And so, so hold on. So this guy got arrested for a joke. He got arrested for a joke that was true. And it wasn't even his joke. He just shared it.

He just shared it. But in the Quran, it literally says, Muhammad took Aisha at six as a marriage, consummated at nine. The classic Muslim kind of steelman that they have is, it also says in the Quran that you have to breathe of, what's it called when you go through puberty, prepubescent age,

like as you're going through puberty, that's what actually happens. but there are literally no doctor records of a girl hitting puberty at the age of nine, right? So that kind of falls on its fucking head straight away, right? So it is child marriage. I told you to go watch, and if anyone listening, give it a watch, the dancing boys of Iraq. Go watch that, right? And then tell me how synonymous your culture is with theirs.

Go watch a car. I'm serious. can a free society function if one's religion or religion's historical claims are effectively off limits to mock or to discuss no no it can't it doesn't matter whether it's Christian, Muslim, Buddhists

you can't you saw that you can see the riots in Bangkok for example the Buddhist riots in Bangkok you could see the at Salem witch trials you could see the Spanish Inquisition right the moment that

you kind of say okay it's off limits shit hits the fan it's no longer a free society you can even go as far as to look at the Bolshevik genocide right where they would make human gloves out of people's hands who were Christian

they would put their hands in boiling water until the skin peeled off to make human gloves they would roll them down in barrels full to spikes, you know, priests, pastors, bishops. Now, am I sitting here saying, oh, my God, Christians are thoroughly persecuted? No, right? Are they the most persecuted religion in the world at the moment? Yes.

But by the same token, if you've got a society predicated or free speech, mate, you can say what you want to fucking say. You know, you can say what you want to say. That's why, you know, England's kind of going toward the more fascist route. which is kind of hilarious because look at what's going to happen. Dude, you're going to have a country implode on itself. People are kicking off.

So I, I'll be honest, I encourage the jokes. You know, people make Christian jokes to me all the time. I laugh. I literally laugh because what's your idea? How dare you, you heretic? Oh, what? No, dude, like you can make a fucking joke. It's fine.

You can also disagree with my religious doctrine totally. It's fine. You don't have to agree with it. It's my religious doctrine. I'm not saying it has to be yours. That is where you have to draw the line. Now, if you look at Islam, for example, it doesn't draw the line there, right? Actually, you know, if I'm being honest, same with Judaism and the Talmud.

It doesn't draw the line there. You know, you're the kafir or you're the goyam, you know, which basically means that, you know, you're lesser than. And especially in Islam, you are told to, if I'm not mistaken, is in one of the hadiths, to strike the disbeliever on the throat until they're dead.

Something like that. It's one of the Haddids. I'm sure one of the Muslim guys can help me out there. I bet you they will. But it gets to a point where it's like, okay, now how the hell is that going to synonymize in a free speech society? You can't, right?

Because if you've got a Christian guy, living next to a Muslim guy, living next to a Jewish guy, living next to a Buddhist guy, right? The Muslim guy is, going to kick off, bro. Right? He's going to be like,

a, uh, a, and look, not every Muslim is going to do that because not every Muslim abides

by Sharia law and the Hidiz, right? Which is cool, fine. You can't if you live in Western society, so, you know,

smart move, I like your style. But if you were trying to impart, you know, it's not even radical Islam, just Islam in general,

Sharia law. Well, that's the day, it's not even extreme Islam, it's just Islam. It's just, it's just, it's just,

it's just, It's just so Muslims don't follow the... Exactly, dude, exactly. It is literally just Islam. People want to paint the Christian side of it as well, but you got Christ who came and fulfilled all the laws because God is just, so therefore you do have forgiveness. You do have the ability to disagree.

We do not have to agree. It's okay. You can still love that neighbor, so on and so forth. Whereas Judaism is the first five books of the Bible, if I'm mistaken. And then you got the Talmud, which was written by the Pharisees, and look like, you know, there's some messed up stuff in some of the Hadiths,

but there's some messed up stuff in some of the Talmud, like some really messed up stuff. And I encourage people to go read it. Right? You don't need to just be like, oh, my God, Brian's just saying this stuff, you know, what a dick here, this and the other thing. Please, I encourage you, do what I did. Go read them.

Go read the Torah. Go read the Talmud. Right. Go read the Quran. Go read the Hadiths. Right. Go read the whole Bible, right? from Old Testament,

got Genesis to Revelation, baby, go read it all, right? And you can formulate your own opinion and you can see very clearly why certain things are happening, why you've got guys from Somalia, you know, raping children,

killing women, because in Islam, a woman is a second-class citizen, right? There is even a very good example of a Muslim teacher explaining in this,

is this is mad, you want to hear this, saying, okay, if a Muslim man rapes a woman, now this woman was not covered head to toe in her burker and whatever other clothing it's called, I can't remember the top of my head. It is by the will of Allah, right, that she got raped for showing too much skin.

And it's, you know, like kind of his will. And I'm like, hold the fuck on. No, it's fucking not, right? With all due respect, Allah lived in a cave and was illiterate. So, yeah, I'd just like to plunk that out there. Am I anti-Islam? Maybe.

I'm not too sure yet. I've read it. I've read it all. Like, what I would say is, go read it yourself. You don't need to take my word for it and say I'm an Islamophore. Right? Go read it yourself. And if you agree with it, cool.

If you don't, that doesn't make you an Islamophag. It just means you don't agree with it. Well, I think the biggest issue then is not whether you're anti-Islam or not, but is, you know, your religious doctrineation now impeding on my free speech? And it is. Yes. So the problem isn't whether you're anti-Islam or not, right? You have many peaceful Muslims who kind of just go about their business.

It's really cool, really nice. as I said, I've got a great friend, Ahmed, Muslim, lovely guy. Yeah. Right? But by the same token, that's one person. Yeah, exactly. Like, it's like me using the same woke argument, right? It's just one person.

The point I'm trying to make is go have a look if that's compatible within a free speech society. Because if you go look at, like put it this way, right? If you want that in your society, go have a look at the societies it's in. Do you want to go live there? No. Like, the funniest thing I've ever heard is trans. rides for Palestine. Yeah, crazy.

KFC for chickens, you know. Go live in Palestine. See what happened. See how long you live. I give you less than a week before you're throwing from a building. So, again, you can just see the circular retardation that is occurring. You know, also, one thing that bugs the hell out of me is, you know, these white nights you go, you know, you can't say the word retarded, you know, you're talking about handicapped people.

No, you're assuming I'm referring to handicapped people who have autism or Asperger's or whatever it may be. Yeah. Right. You are the problem. Not me. I see someone with autism. I genuinely mean this. It is not a disability.

It is a fucking superpower. If we all did correctly, dude, it is a superpower. People with Down syndrome, they are the fucking loveliest people you will ever meet. they crack the best jokes right they're the most honest right dude they're awesome they're awesome they hate this whole white nighting nonsense bro like well that again again that's again the the fake virtue of look look how great i am i'm policing language that's distasteful don't be hurting that person's feelings blah blah blah um it's you're assuming you're assuming i'm aiming at that person yeah what's the great there's that funny quote in the office

And it's like, you don't call a retarded person retarded. That's deceitful. You call your friends retarded when they're being retarded. Yeah, and it's true. Like, a friend of mine, I mean, I mean, McLean had that on his page. You know, he was like, this lady, like, reaches out. It was like, you know, I love how honest you are and how, you know, he's pretty brutal on social media. Of course, people are kind of retard.

There's that the other thing. He goes, because you're afraid from using the road retarded. You know, I have a son who's, um, struggling with learning disabilities and he was just like fuck off because you're the one who's suggested that I'm inferring to your son as disabled I'm not suggesting he's disabled you're the one who's

making out that I'm inferring him that is not true and I was just like what a boss move bro but this is just the problem with society in general is that people are more concerned about hurty feelings than you know the downstream impact of police and language

yeah and that's what they're That's what these backdoor blasphemy laws are. It's like you. Yeah, it makes no sense. And blasphemy, you live in a Judeo-Christian society. If you're going to police blasphemy, aren't you going to police the people who are going against the Christians? Don't you think that would be the more accurate, like synopsis you would find there?

But no. You know, so, but again, I see it in a very positive light. I think it's a very small minority with very loud voices. And I think the majority are starting to wake up. And yet you guys have got to start to police yourselves. Well, this is why it's really important. Like people like the free speech union and stuff like that, fight for these rights because they are trying to get them through the back door.

And while it's only, you know, maybe a minority of cases now, the more people you bring in from different cultures, the more power that they have, the more these laws get pushed to the front. Yeah, like, you know, for example, the mayor of London city con. Yeah. right as the rock gets higher and higher

the police will become more biased towards you know the maccavillian nature yeah well this is what the green party is in the uk the green party is just these lefties who are being used by you know uh Islamic kind of uh communities to you know get them into power through the back door um that's what they call them they call them the useful idiots

because it's exactly what they are just go plunge them in an Islamic society. What cool. Function there. Yeah. Like if you, dude, if you want to go live there, go for it.

Tell me if you enjoy it. Like, personally me, I would, right? I'm good. I'm going to, I'm going to stay in Ireland

for the time being. Anyway, listen, we'll leave it there. We have loads more that we want to go through, but we'll keep it for next Monday.