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individuals who dare to question the approved narrative. connor temuneen— the approved narrative. connor temuneenlmy— the approved narrative. connor tomlinson my sidekick today. tomlinson is my sidekick today. weare— tomlinson is my sidekick today. weee-e your— tomlinson is my sidekick today. what's your ten— tomlinson is my sidekick today. what's your ten second take.7 conno— what's your ten second take.7 conno n— what's your ten second take.7 connor i think— what's your ten second take.7 connor i think you're going to seelhappen_ connor i think you're going to seelhappen more- connor i think you're going to see happen more and more see it happen more and more onen— see it happen more and more often-eso— see it happen more and more often-esg scores,- see it happen more and more often esg scores, because often due to esg scores, because oney-ne— often due to esg scores, because oney-ne-oo— often due to esg scores, because they're-to moralise- often due to esg scores, because they're to moralise the they're trying to moralise the nonet— they're trying to moralise the market hopefully this market and hopefully this deepen— market and hopefully this onpene one— market and hopefully this dispels the more liberal members of dispels the more liberal members on one— dispels the more liberal members of the anti—woke— dispels the more liberal members of the anti—woke coalition that dispels the more liberal members of theisnti—woke coalition that dispels the more liberal members of theisnti—vake coalition that dispels the more liberal members of theisnti—va thingilition that there is such a thing as a neonat— there is such a thing as a neutral institute. there is such a thing as a- neutral institute.-know neutral institute. and we know onen— neutral institute. and we know one eso— neutral institute. and we know that esg stands— neutral institute. and we know that esg stands for satanist. denn— that esg stands for satanist. denis macshane, my nemesis noon.— denis macshane, my nemesis noon-youn— denis macshane, my nemesis now-your ten- denis macshane, my nemesis today. your ten second today. what's your ten second onongnne— today. what's your ten second ongeone— today. what's your ten second th

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. he says it will greatly enhance ukraine's army in the sky. the plans are expected to be rolled out in the coming months. russia says it carries colossal risks for the west . colossal risks for the west. well, meanwhile, the head of russia's wagner mercenary group is claiming full control of the eastern ukrainian city of bakhmut . eastern ukrainian city of bakhmut. it's been the eastern ukrainian city of bakhmut . it's been the focus of bakhmut. it's been the focus of the longest and bloodiest battle of the war. ukraine's deputy defence minister saying that the situation is critical, but denies the city has fallen. the leader of the group, which the uk plans to declare as a terrorist organisation, said its forces will withdraw next week forces will withdraw next week for rest and retraining . well, for rest and retraining. well, counting is continuing in the local elections in northern ireland, with around 30 seats left to declare . sinn fein has left to declare. sinn fein has made strong gains and is on course to become the largest party in local government with 137 councillors so far, the dup currently has 117 and the alliance party 61. it's the

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father calvin. last year, my father calvin. _ - last year, my colleague and last year, my colleague and dear - last year, my colleague and deer onene— . last year, my colleague and dear friend laurence— last year, my colleague and dear friend laurence fox gave us a dear friend laurence fox gave us owning.— dear friend laurence fox gave us warning-onu- dear friend laurence fox gave us a warning.-will be- a warning. quote, it will be your— a warning. quote, it will be your nonn— a warning. quote, it will be your bank account soon. can your bank account soon. i can promise— your bank account soon. i can promise you— your bank account soon. i can promise you that,— your bank account soon. i can promise you that, with no reason, given— promise you that, with no reason, given ._ promise you that, with no reason, given . that's it. there reason, given. that's it. there extremely— reason, given. that's it. there are extremely dark forces at play— are extremely dark forces at ploy in— are extremely dark forces at ploy in one— are extremely dark forces at play in this mirage of a democracy— play in this mirage of a democracy that we thought we lived— democracy that we thought we lived-up— democracy that we thought we lived-up .— democracy that we thought we lived - up . these - democracy that we thought we lived up . these stark lived in. wake up. these stark nonn— lived in. wake up. these stark words came directly following a ener— words came directly following a letter oo— words came directly following a letter to laurence— words came directly following a letter to laurence telling him onen— letter to laurence telling him one no— letter to laurence telling him that his bank— letter to laurence telling him that his bank was closing the recon — that his bank was closing the recon nono— that his bank was closing the reclaim party bank account down at me— reclaim party bank account down at tne eno— reclaim party bank account down at tne end of— reclaim party bank account down at the end of the— reclaim party bank account down at the end of the month. and once— at the end of the month. and tnen— at the end of the month. and since then, laurence has found it next— since then, laurence has found tt next to— since then, laurence has found it next to impossible to open a tent— it next to impossible to open a tent oeeonnt— it next to impossible to open a bank account for— it next to impossible to open a bank account for his party. tototy— bank account for his party. nobody wants— bank account for his party. nobody wants their money. this ween— nobody wants their money. this week, onotnen— nobody wants their money. this week, another couple of friends nove— week, another couple of friends note-to— week, another couple of friends have -to twitter— week, another couple of friends have to twitter inform have gone to twitter to inform tnetn—tnetn- have gone to twitter to inform their—their bank their followers that their bank account— their followers that their bank account-closed- account has been closed eonetontty— account has been closed oonetontty .— account has been closed constantly . kissin tweeted constantly. kissin tweeted a tetten— constantly. kissin tweeted a tetten tron — constantly. kissin tweeted a letter from bank saying that letter from his bank saying that the trigonometry— letter from his bank saying that the trigonometry account the trigonometry bank account tetng— the trigonometry bank account was being closed— the trigonometry bank account was being closed down with no eoptonotton— was being closed down with no explanation in— was being closed down with no explanation in trigonometry is an explanation in trigonometry is on tnenetttty— explanation in trigonometry is an incredibly popular podcast, but an incredibly popular podcast, tut nnot— an incredibly popular podcast, tut that to— an incredibly popular podcast, but what do trigonometry and the teetotn — but what do trigonometry and the teetotn tony— but what do trigonometry and the reclaim party have— but what do trigonometry and the reclaim party have in common? they— reclaim party have in common? tney tott— reclaim party have in common? tney totn enooon— reclaim party have in common? they both support free speech. tneee— they both support free speech. tneee tente— they both support free speech. these banks are— they both support free speech. these banks are no doubt the vtettne— these banks are no doubt the vtettne ot— these banks are no doubt the vtettne ot o— these banks are no doubt the victims of a few— these banks are no doubt the victims of a few harshly worded tetten— victims of a few harshly worded tetten tron — victims of a few harshly worded letters from virtue _ victims of a few harshly worded letters from virtue signalling opponents— letters from virtue signalling

opponents ot— letters from virtue signalling opponents of free speech. i suspect— opponents of free speech. i enepeet tne— opponents of free speech. i suspect the social justice warriors have _ suspect the social justice warriors have taken issue with eonetntne— warriors have taken issue with something someone has said on the something someone has said on tne tnggen— something someone has said on the trigger geometry podcast and eonetntne— the trigger geometry podcast and something that— the trigger geometry podcast and something that laurence fox has sett— something that laurence fox has eott ot— something that laurence fox has oott ot ooe— something that laurence fox has said at some point— something that laurence fox has said at some point and complained— said at some point and complained to their banks. as we know— complained to their banks. as we know tron — complained to their banks. as we know from other— complained to their banks. as we know from other cancellations, it know from other cancellations, tt only— know from other cancellations, tt only takeo— know from other cancellations, it only takes one— know from other cancellations, it only takes one complaint for tneoe— it only takes one complaint for these companies— it only takes one complaint for these companies to capitulate. so these companies to capitulate. so otnott— these companies to capitulate. so otnott one— these companies to capitulate. so afraid are they— these companies to capitulate. so afraid are they of the woke not. — so afraid are they of the woke not. even— so afraid are they of the woke mob. every company must have a notnton— mob. every company must have a notnton ttog— mob. every company must have a notnton ttoe tn— mob. every company must have a rainbow flag in its— mob. every company must have a rainbow flag in its logo so no company— rainbow flag in its logo so no company eon— rainbow flag in its logo so no company can be— rainbow flag in its logo so no company can be seen to be engogtng— company can be seen to be engogtng tn— company can be seen to be engogtng tn ony— company can be seen to be engaging in any conversation nnten— engaging in any conversation nnton goeo— engaging in any conversation which goes against approved which goes against the approved nanote— which goes against the approved narrative that— which goes against the approved narrative that could be anything tron— narrative that could be anything tron nett— narrative that could be anything tron em to— narrative that could be anything from blm to the— narrative that could be anything from blm to the trans debate . from blm to the trans debate. conversation _ from blm to the trans debate. conversation and— from blm to the trans debate. conversation and debate are not ottonet— conversation and debate are not ottonet ont— conversation and debate are not allowed and everyone is afraid of allowed and everyone is afraid ot tene— allowed and everyone is afraid ot tetng gouty— allowed and everyone is afraid of being guilty by association oeonte— of being guilty by association peopte ont— of being guilty by association people and corporate entities ottte. — people and corporate entities ottte. neon— people and corporate entities alike. bear in— people and corporate entities alike. bear in mind these banks ntt— alike. bear in mind these banks nttt nnovtte— alike. bear in mind these banks will provide services for governments- will provide services for governments selling arms to stutt— governments selling arms to saudi arabia— governments selling arms to saudi arabia ._ governments selling arms to saudi arabia . companies engaged saudi arabia. companies engaged in saudi arabia. companies engaged tn otove— saudi arabia. companies engaged in slave labour— saudi arabia. companies engaged in slave labour in— saudi arabia. companies engaged in slave labour in china and onto— in slave labour in china and child labour— in slave labour in china and child labour in— in slave labour in china and child labour in africa . but god child labour in africa. but god tonne— child labour in africa. but god totttt they— child labour in africa. but god forbid they do— child labour in africa. but god forbid they do business with someone who _ forbid they do business with someone who hosted a conversation - someone who hosted a conversation in which someone onggeotet— conversation in which someone onggeotet tnot— conversation in which someone suggested that a— conversation in which someone suggested that a woman is an otntt— suggested that a woman is an adult-female- suggested that a woman is an adult-female .- suggested that a woman is an adult female . what a world adult human female. what a world we tne— adult human female. what a world we ttve tn.— adult human female. what a world we live in. this— adult human female. what a world we live in. this is— adult human female. what a world we live in. this is very tongenono— we live in. this is very dangerous .- we live in. this is very

dangerous. banks pretending to note— dangerous. banks pretending to have principles— dangerous. banks pretending to have principles ,_ dangerous. banks pretending to have principles , pretending to have principles, pretending to be about— have principles, pretending to be about anything other than none— be about anything other than raising revenues— be about anything other than raising revenues for their shareholders— raising revenues for their shareholders .- raising revenues for their shareholders . let this be a shareholders. let this be a nonntng— shareholders. let this be a notntne to— shareholders. let this be a warning to all— shareholders. let this be a warning to all of us. we cannot toot— warning to all of us. we cannot tnnot big— warning to all of us. we cannot trust big banks— warning to all of us. we cannot trust big banks any more than any— trust big banks any more than any otnen— trust big banks any more than any otnen big— trust big banks any more than any other big business or big goeent — any other big business or big government. it's— any other big business or big government. it's also worth oonottenng— government. it's also worth considering how— government. it's also worth considering how much more potent— considering how much more ponennt tney— considering how much more powerful they will become once oentnt— powerful they will become once oentnt nont— powerful they will become once central bank digital currencies are central bank digital currencies tn— central bank digital currencies tn nttee— central bank digital currencies are in place. when the bank and or are in place. when the bank and on tne— are in place. when the bank and or the government— are in place. when the bank and or the government will be able to not— or the government will be able to not onty— or the government will be able to not only trace— or the government will be able to not only trace every penny you— to not only trace every penny yon opene— to not only trace every penny yon opent, tut— to not only trace every penny you spend, but they will be able to ttetote— you spend, but they will be able to dictate how— you spend, but they will be able to dictate how much money you onene— to dictate how much money you can spend where— to dictate how much money you can spend where you can spend it, can spend where you can spend ttlnnot— can spend where you can spend ttlnnot yon— can spend where you can spend it,-what you-spend- can spend where you can spend it, what you spend it it, and what you can spend it onnn-ot— it, and what you can spend it onnn-ot noon- it, and what you can spend it on. must push back. as far on. so we must push back. as far as on. so we must push back. as far to ._ on. so we must push back. as far to . oee— on. so we must push back. as far to . tt— on. so we must push back. as far to . tt ,— on. so we must push back. as far to . tt , tne— on. so we must push back. as far as i see it , the only— on. so we must push back. as far as i see it , the only way to as i see it, the only way to tone— as i see it, the only way to tote toot— as i see it, the only way to take back-is- as i see it, the only way to take back-is to- as i see it, the only way to take back is to use take back control is to use decentralised— take back control is to use decentralised-.| take back control is to use. decentralised-. and take back control is to use- decentralised-. and in decentralised currencies. and in the decentralised currencies. and in tne nnentnnte— decentralised currencies. and in the meantime, remember cash is . king this nnt- this decision nnt— this decision to remove a bank account— this decision to remove a bank account tron — this decision to remove a bank account from the— this decision to remove a bank account from the trigonometry poteoot— account from the trigonometry poteoot wo— account from the trigonometry podcast was taken by tied twotneoo— podcast was taken by tied business us— podcast was taken by tied business us this afternoon. a oootot— business us this afternoon. a social media— business us this afternoon. a social media backlash tide

neowttet— social media backlash tide resulted in— social media backlash tide resulted in tweeting to say that tney— resulted in tweeting to say that tney — resulted in tweeting to say that tney oony— resulted in tweeting to say that they are sorry and— resulted in tweeting to say that they are sorry and investigating this they are sorry and investigating tnto oo— they are sorry and investigating tnto oo o— they are sorry and investigating this as a matter— they are sorry and investigating this as a matter of— they are sorry and investigating this as a matter of the highest pnonty. — this as a matter of the highest pnonty. so— this as a matter of the highest pnonty. so noo— this as a matter of the highest priority. so has the tide twneo— priority. so has the tide turned. this— priority. so has the tide turned. this leads us to this eeto— turned. this leads us to this eeto jewel— turned. this leads us to this week's jewel ._ turned. this leads us to this week's jewel . and to debate this week's jewel. and to debate this tone,— week's jewel. and to debate this topto tn— week's jewel. and to debate this topte, tn totnet— week's jewel. and to debate this topic, i'm joined by— week's jewel. and to debate this topic, i'm joined by my brilliant— topic, i'm joined by my brilliant duellists. this week, my ottettet— brilliant duellists. this week, my sidekick is— brilliant duellists. this week, my sidekick is conor tomlinson ont— my sidekick is conor tomlinson ont ny— my sidekick is conor tomlinson and my nemesis— my sidekick is conor tomlinson and my nemesis is— my sidekick is conor tomlinson and my nemesis is dennis wosnone.— and my nemesis is dennis mcshane. let's— and my nemesis is dennis mcshane. let's start with you, connot- — mcshane. let's start with you, connot- 0n— mcshane. let's start with you, connor. or banks— mcshane. let's start with you, connor. or banks discriminated ogotnot— connor. or banks discriminated ogotnot nyone— connor. or banks discriminated against anyone who isn't a tttenot— against anyone who isn't a liberal progressive leftist. twtentty— liberal progressive leftist. evidently so. _ liberal progressive leftist. evidently so. but i think that your monologue actually underscores or rather downplays the scale of the problem. and that is, i don't think this was one complaint. i think and by going on tide's website, you can see that they have pages for diversity, inclusivity, their net their women net zero score, their women in business scheme. business accreditation scheme. i think this comes from the top. i think this comes from the top. i think this comes from the top. i think this is to do with environmental, social and governance scores. and is governance scores. and this is because you seen to be because if you are seen to be platforming supporting platforming or supporting a business against the business which goes against the woke then your bank woke hegemony, then your bank will degraded in those will be degraded in those scores. we can see this recently

actually the example of bud light. so bud light has been absolutely tanking after sponsoring . sponsoring dylan mulvaney. people have not buying the people have been not buying the beer droves. so yeah , beer in its droves. so yeah, well, this is this is actually a good lesson for us because now they have been d ranked in something called the corporate equality index. this is something human rights something by the human rights campaign, world's largest campaign, the world's largest lgbt which has 400 lgbt lobby group, which has 400 different signed different companies signed on to it. ngos banks, 200 odd law firms. and if you do things like appoint lgbt board members, put pronouns in bios and sponsor your employee sex change surgeries, then you get subsidies from hedge funds like blackrock . they have now blackrock. they have now withdrawn the perfect score for anheuser—busch for not coming down on limavady hard enough. and so they're going to be getting so is getting less money. so there is a financial here for a financial incentive here for them down. on them to double down. on sponsoring like dylan sponsoring people like dylan mulvaney and d banking people like kissin. they're like konstantin kissin. they're literally incentivising- l " " they're literally incentivising wokeness it literally incentivising wokeness tt—ooetot- literally incentivising wokeness it _ social credit. it sounds like a social credit score-companies- it sounds like a social credit score companies. it sounds like a social credit score companies . xeilwch' score for companies. exactly. explicitly of explicitly is, in the words of larry fink, ceo of larry fink, the ceo of blackrock. an insurance blackrock. it's an insurance mechanism against get woke go broke. dennis it the place of

broke. dennis is it the place of eononoteo— broke. dennis is it the place of eonnonpteo to— broke. dennis is it the place of companies to i doing - dennis is it the place of companies to doing this ? companies to be doing this? tney-ne— companies to be doing this? tney-re tnytno— companies to be doing this? they're trying to— companies to be doing this? they're trying to shape culture eooenttotty. — they're trying to shape culture essentially. they always have. as the beginning, i've as i said at the beginning, i've had my bank accounts in my lifetime, closed twice this once by very conservative. by the very conservative. i won't say right wing establishment, lloyds bank, no excuse, no reason given. and then by the co—operative bank, which i think would fall into your definition of a woke bank. again, no reason given. as far as i can see. jk rowling bank accounts haven't been closed , accounts haven't been closed, even though she is number one. number one enemy of many, many people. and i don't think that the majority of right wing party's right wing papers right wing journalists, right wing editorialists who form the vast majority, what i call the right, woke the rightist vote wokes are facing any of these difficulties. i'm glad that social media use is too. i've never heard of tide and i hate to admit i never heard of trigonometric trigonometry is fine. oh well, i'll take your word . they're not right or left. word. they're not right or left. they interview everyone. i know.

i they interview everyone. i know. t-oto— they interview everyone. i know. t-oto .— they interview everyone. i know. t-oto . ._ they interview everyone. i know. t-oto . . ott— they interview everyone. i know. i-did . i did check- they interview everyone. i know. i did. i did check on i did. i did. i did check on that. you're absolutely right. who who might even have me who knows who might even have me on it one day. the bbc's bad me, but i still have to pay my licence fee. we go. why licence fee. there we go. why did you get banned from bbc? did you get banned from the bbc? is the same reason your is it for the same reason your nont— is it for the same reason your tont oonto— is it for the same reason your bank accounts closed, do bank accounts were closed, do you— bank accounts were closed, do yon-wo- — bank accounts were closed, do yon-wo- wo - bank accounts were closed, do you-no. no simply. bank accounts were closed, do- you-no. no simply because you think? no. no simply because i've consistently said rupturing relations europe , isolating relations with europe, isolating ourselves europe, telling ourselves from europe, telling every foreign firm, invest in britain and you won't be able to export to europe is dumb, dumb, dumb politics. that's one of the bbc is saying they know the country. gave more country. the bbc gave more exposure nigel nigel farage exposure to nigel nigel farage in the six years you what the stats i've got them reel them out because i've also very simple also there lies , lies simple also there are lies, lies and statistics. all right. all right. question. question my oweotton— right. question. question my question—2019. l right. question. question my- question_2019. there question time 2016, 2019. there no— question time 2016, 2019. there were 110 appearances by ukip meps, most of them by farage. there were none. by single mep who said, i'm collating ourselves from europe is bad . ourselves from europe is bad. the bbc is the british brexit corporation. oh my gosh, that is

hilarious. i've never heard onytntng— hilarious. i've never heard onytntno twe— hilarious. i've never heard anything like it.- " i've never heard anything like it. thank you for ttot— anything like it. thank you for that. genuinely,— anything like it. thank you for that. genuinely, i— anything like it. thank you for that. genuinely, i think it's a tonne— that. genuinely, i think it's a parallel reality. _ that. genuinely, i think it's a parallel reality. but also you described lloyds bank as fundamentally conservative. now, if i remember rightly, calvin, a couple ago, barclays couple of years ago, barclays bank logo to the bank changed their logo to the pride you said you pride logo and you said you weren't to bank them weren't going to bank with them anymore. actually anymore. lloyds bank actually replied asked you replied to you and asked you would to come over and would you like to come over and bank with and they the bank with us? and they did the same i forgot about that. same thing. i forgot about that. yeah, i didn't yeah, exactly. well i didn't see elephants. never forget. it's the years. see, the point being, elephants. never forget. it's the oftars. see, the point being, elephants. never forget. it's the of these ee, the point being, elephants. never forget. it's the of these ee, the are nt being, elephants. never forget. it's the of these ee, the are nt bein on all of these banks are signed on to this score and the to this esg score and the diversity brigade, whether that's the trans ideology issue, whether that conceptualising the whole world as a patriarchy that's back, that is that's held women back, that is baked scores. and that's held women back, that is baked bank scores. and that's held women back, that is baked bank were :ores. and that's held women back, that is baked bank were one. and that's held women back, that is baked bank were one ofnd that's held women back, that is baked bank were one of the lloyds bank were one of the banks signed on to this. so banks that signed on to this. so it's they're it's not that they're conservative. all in conservative. they're all in agreement here. there's few agreement here. there's a few things about that worry me. things about that that worry me. one that only ever do one is that they only ever do two— one is that they only ever do tntoltne— one is that they only ever do this-the west. _ one is that they only ever do this the west. lloyds, this in the west. lloyds, nontoyo— this in the west. lloyds, barclays, et— this in the west. lloyds, barclays, et cetera. put barclays, et cetera. they'll put the barclays, et cetera. they'll put tne-tog— barclays, et cetera. they'll put tne-too tn— barclays, et cetera. they'll put the-flag in their- barclays, et cetera. they'll put the flag in their in their the gay flag in their in their tooo— the gay flag in their in their tooo oven— the gay flag in their in their logo over here. _ the gay flag in their in their logo over here. they won't do it in logo over here. they won't do it tn-anotto— logo over here. they won't do it in -arabia-dubai - logo over here. they won't do it in -arabia-dubai or. in saudi arabia or in dubai or onywnene— in saudi arabia or in dubai or anywhere -that. - in saudi arabia or in dubai or anywhere that. will they? anywhere like that. will they? so anywhere like that. will they? so-towtte— anywhere like that. will they? so double standards. so it's double standards. but tne— so it's double standards. but tne-none— so it's double standards. but tne-toowe-to- so it's double standards. buti the-issue-is that, the bigger issue here is that, yes,—

the bigger issue here is that, yeo—wttt- the bigger issue here is that,l yes,_will probably yes, trigonometry will probably get wet— yes, trigonometry will probably get their bank— yes, trigonometry will probably get their bank account restored yes, trigonometry will probably get theirthere'siccount restored yes, trigonometry will probably get theirthere's a:ount restored yes, trigonometry will probably get theirthere's a lot it restored yes, trigonometry will probably get theirthere's a lot it rsociali because there's a lot of social weoowe ont— because there's a lot of social pressure and they're not oetwotty— pressure and they're not actually right- pressure and they're not actually right because pressure and they're not- actually right-because they actually right wing because they are actually right wing because they one-ooto.— actually right wing because they one-ooto. nnt— actually right wing because they are dads. but what are centrist dads. but what otowt— are centrist dads. but what otont peopte— are centrist dads. but what about people who have a about people who don't have a massive—that?- massive platform like that? what otowt— massive platform like that? what about—centrist- massive platform like that? what about centrist dads? massive platform like that? what althey centrist dads? massive platform like that? what althey get centrist dads? massive platform like that? what althey get cancelled, ltrist dads? massive platform like that? what althey get cancelled, whatdads? if they get cancelled, what noppeno— if they get cancelled, what happens-that's- if they get cancelled, what happens that's what happens there? that's what worries-podcast,| happens there? that's what. worries-podcast, we happens there? that's what- worries-podcast, we have worries me. our podcast, we have been demonetised been now demonetised from youtube. of youtube. despite being one of the that the leading examples that youtube cited for youtube themselves cited for complying with the youtube terms and purely and conditions. so it's purely arbitrary and we were de—platformed from vimeo for one of the reasons they gave was you do recognise as do not recognise non—binary as a literal that was in. literal identity. that was in. no, we don't. so yes, i don't genuflect to religion. yes, genuflect to your religion. yes, in liturgical calendar of in the liturgical calendar of wokery i don't put the new pride flag the bio, but does flag in the bio, but that does mean that you aren't backed mean that if you aren't backed by large firm, if you by a large law firm, if you don't a large following on don't have a large following on social to back and social media to push back and pressure company into it, pressure the company into it, well you're left high and well then you're left high and dry can't bank anywhere, dry and you can't bank anywhere, can can also can you? dennis i can also otnoot— can you? dennis i can also otnoot oee— can you? dennis i can also almost see an— tan?“ 3.7 dennis i can also almost see an argument tit?“ 7 dennis i can also almost see an argument to say it te— almost see an argument to say it te o— almost see an argument to say it te o gooe— almost see an argument to say it can be a good thing— almost see an argument to say it can be a good thing for thing for can be a good thing for thing too oeopte— can be a good thing for thing too peopte to— can be a good thing for thing for people to recognise different— for people to recognise different lifestyles and different, _ different lifestyles and. different, - such different, you know, such as non—ttnony— different, you know, such as- non—binary-whatever. non—binary people or whatever. but non—binary people or whatever. not—tnot— non—binary people or whatever. not—tnot oo- but i could see that as a ptwottot— but i could see that as a pluralist argument to recognise

tnot— pluralist argument to recognise tnotlwett— pluralist argument to recognise tnotlwett oo— pluralist argument to recognise that well as people that do that as well as people that do not— that as well as people that do not-tnot— that as well as people that do not-that lifestyle,- that as well as people that do not that lifestyle, do that as well as people that do not recognise that lifestyle, do that as well as people that do not recognise these ifestyle, do that as well as people that do not recognise these alternative oenteno— not recognise these alternative genders-stuff.— not recognise these alternative genders stuff. surely if genders and stuff. surely if eonnonpteo— genders and stuff. surely if- companies—inclusive companies want to be inclusive tney— they should be welcoming people that-non—binary._ they should be welcoming people that non—binary. do you that are non—binary. do you neteongoe— that are non—binary. do you recognise—but. that are non—binary. do you. recognise—but also recognise non—binary, but also peopte— recognise non—binary, but also peopte tnot— recognise non—binary, but also peopte tnot oe— recognise non—binary, but also people that are, say for exonete— people that are, say for example, christian muslim example, christian or muslim tnot—nonei example, christian or muslim. that—more than that don't recognise more than two— that don't recognise more than two-t— that don't recognise more than two-t eenotnty- two genders? i certainly think tnot— two genders? i certainly think tnot-toee— two genders? i certainly think that-face should- two genders? i certainly think that face should be that every face should be pnoteetet— that every face should be protected and _ that every face should be protected and as far as i know, i protected and as far as i know, t neon— protected and as far as i know, t tottn— protected and as far as i know, i mean faith in— protected and as far as i know, i mean faith in the— protected and as far as i know, i mean faith in the business of all communities— i mean faith in the business of all communities is— i mean faith in the business of all communities is very, very powentwt— all communities is very, very powentwt ,— all communities is very, very powentnt , weny— all communities is very, very powerful, very and it's powerful, very strong, and it's going— powerful, very strong, and it's going ton— powerful, very strong, and it's going ton tt. — powerful, very strong, and it's going ton to t— powerful, very strong, and it's going for it. t:t:::t" l ”65th going for it. i don't really know why banks are even bothering with this. i mean, the romans had a great saying. pecunia non olet money doesn't smell and believe me, if banks are turning away people's money, good people's money, other smarter banks will take it and make it fructify for their own profit and for the sake of their clients . so profit and for the sake of their clients. so i'm all for a profit and for the sake of their clients . so i'm all for a little clients. so i'm all for a little bit of a debate. you said earlier on it was connor or you covid that cash would soon disappear . i covid that cash would soon disappear. i find it quite hard today to buy anything with with

cash. today to buy anything with with cash . i don't like it for small cash. i don't like it for small things. a newspaper, a mcdonald or something. yeah it i have to get out my credit card, though. to be fair, 20 years ago, i was in stockholm and they laughed at me when i produced a few kroners to pay for something. they were paying to pay for something. they were paying for everything on a card . then. that's terrifying, isn't it? really? yes. but it? no. is it really? yes. but why it it? no. is it really? yes. but why lit terrifying? - c7 \t:::t l itzftllj’ “tit; but why it terrifying? connor why is it terrifying? connor 0h.— why is it terrifying? connor on. otnpte. — why is it terrifying? connor 0h. otnpte. tt— why is it terrifying? connor oh, simple. if they- why is it terrifying? connor oh, simple. if they can- why is it terrifying? connor oh, simple. if they can track all purchases and you all of your purchases and you shop somewhere they don't like or you've something on or you've said something on social don't like social media they don't like because you have to have a social media id with a new onune social media id with a new online harms bill. for example, if your if they synchronise your bank account, id and account, your personal id and your well, you your social media, well, you tweet wrong thing. bank tweet the wrong thing. bank accounts frozen. oh. pending transactions. to transactions. we've got to monitor thing. monitor the right thing. it's the same as the the exact same thing as the chinese social credit system. but of that over but we've given all of that over to-tnnone.— but we've given all of that over to-iphone. it's— but we've given all of that over to-iphone. it's-morel to my iphone. it's got far more tntonnotton— to my iphone. it's got far more information on— to my iphone. it's got far more information on than the information on me than the ototeo— information on me than the ototeo een— information on me than the states ever owed. i've always onowet— states ever owed. i've always onowet ton— states ever owed. i've always ononet ton to— states ever owed. i've always argued for id cards, so we know wno-o— argued for id cards, so we know wno-o-eowntny. - argued for id cards, so we know who's country. terrible who's in this country. terrible tteo. — who's in this country. terrible idea. -because- idea. no, that's because you ton-t— idea. no, that's because you oont-know- idea. no, that's because you don't-know who's. idea. no, that's because you don't know who's in the don't want to know who's in the county — don't want to know who's in the county t— don't want to know who's in the country. i believe— don't want to know who's in the country. i believe we need to

eontnot. — country. i believe we need to control. - such - country. i believe we need to control. -such a - country. i believe we need to control. such a laughable control. that's such a laughable tntno. — control. that's such a laughable tntno. t— control. that's such a laughable tntno. t-to— control. that's such a laughable thing. i-to reduce- thing. i want to reduce immigration. i to know immigration. i want to know wno-o— immigration. i want to know wno-o-o— immigration. i want to know who's-a question.- gal tzzt" i want to know who's a question. reducing, who's got a question. reducing, eonttottno— who's got a question. reducing, eonttottng o— who's got a question. reducing, conflating a lot— who's got a question. reducing, conflating a lot of— who's got a question. reducing, conflating a lot of things. none— conflating a lot of things. none yon— conflating a lot of things. here you are. you- conflating a lot of things. tzrtzi; t:�*”cl you really conflating a lot of things. cit; t:�*”cl you really are here you are. you really are mischaracterising.- mischaracterising. i understand wotetot— mischaracterising. i understand wokeist - allow— mischaracterising. i understand wokeist allow any other wokeist never allow any other onytoty— wokeist never allow any other anybody-finish- wokeist never allow any other anybody-finish a- anybody else to finish a sentence they're making sentence if they're making a potnt—wttnl sentence if they're making a potnt—wttn. sol sentence if they're making ai point—with. so i point they disagree with. so i toot— point they disagree with. so i toot-tnot— point they disagree with. so i just-that there- point they disagree with. so i just-that there is- point they disagree with. so i just that there is an just saying that there is an exonpte— just saying that there is an eoonpte tn— just saying that there is an example in which the today's ontt—wote— example in which the today's anti—woke brigade stopped nnttotn— anti—woke brigade stopped nnttotn .— anti—woke brigade stopped britain . the— anti—woke brigade stopped britain . the law was passed in britain. the law was passed in me.— britain. the law was passed in zooe. tt— britain. the law was passed in zooe. tt woo— britain. the law was passed in 2006. it was rolled out, should nove— 2006. it was rolled out, should nowe oppeonett— 2006. it was rolled out, should have appeared. it— 2006. it was rolled out, should have appeared. it was being nottet— have appeared. it was being nottet ont— have appeared. it was being rolled out by— have appeared. it was being rolled out by the home office, the rolled out by the home office, tne oneot— rolled out by the home office, the great blob— rolled out by the home office, the great blob stopped it happening— the great blob stopped it happening and as a result, nototy— happening and as a result, nototy tn— happening and as a result, nobody in this— happening and as a result, nobody in this country knows wno-o— nobody in this country knows wno-o tn— nobody in this country knows who's in britain.— nobody in this country knows who's in britain. the rest of tne— who's in britain. the rest of tne wont— who's in britain. the rest of the world do— who's in britain. the rest of the world do have id cards and you— the world do have id cards and you know— the world do have id cards and you know wno-o— the world do have id cards and you know who's in— the world do have id cards and you know who's in the country. wett— you know who's in the country. wett tn— you know who's in the country. wett t-n otot— you know who's in the country. well i'm glad we— you know who's in the country. well i'm glad we listen to the ent— well i'm glad we listen to the end ot— well i'm glad we listen to the end ot tnot— well i'm glad we listen to the end of that sentence. ash; t:t:::t end of that sentence. we do oonee— end of that sentence. we do ognee ttot— end of that sentence. we do ognee ttot we— end of that sentence. we do agree that we need to know who's in the country, but i don't think any of us on this side of the panel would agree that we need to have id cards. it's the wrong solution to the right problem. thank both, conor problem. thank you both, conor and for that. in the and dennis for that. in the duel and dennis for that. in the duel. now, this week's duel is also of this week's

also the subject of this week's twitter asking twitter poll. and i'm asking with the government the with the uk government and the bank england pushing bank of england pushing for central digital currencies, central bank digital currencies, how do avoid the potential how do we avoid the potential threats they bring threats to freedom? they bring a cash be bitcoin fixes cash is king or be bitcoin fixes this head over to twitter to vote and you can email your thoughts to gbviews@gbnews.uk or by tweeting at gb news. plenty more to come this evening on my common sense crusade . next, we common sense crusade. next, we will be discussing the author and senior editor of the european conservative sebastian morello's take on the natcon

listening to gb news radio show welcome back to the common sense crusade with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your tv onune calvin robinson on your tv online and on your wireless. now , anyone interested in now, anyone interested in potttteo— now, anyone interested in politics will— now, anyone interested in politics will not have failed to note— politics will not have failed to nottee tne — politics will not have failed to notice the national conservatism contenenoe — notice the national conservatism contenenoe tn— notice the national conservatism conference in westminster , conference in westminster, wotcon— conference in westminster, wotcon oo— conference in westminster, natcon, as it's— conference in westminster, natcon, as it's known, is an eooenttotty— natcon, as it's known, is an essentially an— natcon, as it's known, is an essentially an important part in tnpon— essentially an important part in tnpon tnon — essentially an important part in import from the—

essentially an important part in import from the us and it's ottentet— import from the us and it's ottentet ty— import from the us and it's attended by a— import from the us and it's attended by a number of right of cente— attended by a number of right of centre academics— attended by a number of right of centre academics ,_ attended by a number of right of centre academics , theorists and centre academics, theorists and pottttetono. — centre academics, theorists and politicians. most— centre academics, theorists and politicians. most of whom enwooge — politicians. most of whom enwooge o— politicians. most of whom envisage a future of conservative ism based on envisage a future of— conservative ism based on nation tntto— conservative ism based on nation india dependence— conservative ism based on nation india dependence and tradition. ene— india dependence and tradition. one ot— india dependence and tradition. one ot tne— india dependence and tradition. one of the standout speakers at the one of the standout speakers at tne event— one of the standout speakers at tne event woo— one of the standout speakers at the event was sebastian morello, the event was sebastian morello, tne eoo— the event was sebastian morello, the senior editor— the event was sebastian morello, the senior editor at— the event was sebastian morello, the senior editor at the tonopeon— the senior editor at the european conservative, and he totno— european conservative, and he totno ne— european conservative, and he totno me now— european conservative, and he totno ne nt— european conservative, and he joins me now. hi sebastian. tnont— joins me now. hi sebastian. tnont yon— joins me now. hi sebastian. thank you for— joins me now. hi sebastian. thank you for joining. joins me now. hi sebastian. thank you forjoining. i thank you for joining. i understand— thank you for joining. i understand we were supposed to be on— understand we were supposed to be on tne— understand we were supposed to be on the same— understand we were supposed to be on the same panel, but i was ttytng— be on the same panel, but i was flying out— be on the same panel, but i was flying out to— be on the same panel, but i was flying out to the— be on the same panel, but i was flying out to the states at the the — flying out to the states at the the now— flying out to the states at the time. how did— flying out to the states at the time. how did go? yeah well, time. how did it go? yeah well, it time. how did it go? yeah well, tt went— time. how did it go? yeah well, tt went weny— time. how did it go? yeah well, it went very well. _ time. how did it go? yeah well, it went very well. l it went very well. it was a fascinating event . lots of fascinating event. lots of excellent speakers, no doubt . i excellent speakers, no doubt. i was the least of them. but it was the least of them. but it was begum. it was a terrific event. and it was a it was a time of, i think, extraordinary reflection on what conservatism means in this country at the moment, what conservative ism ought to mean and what the future of conservatism is for the for the british isles. so it was well, i had a terrific time. well, from the outside , looking

well, from the outside, looking at the media reports , macrons at the media reports, macrons were accused of being fascists, anti—semites , fruitcakes, to anti—semites, fruitcakes, to name a few. what was your take on on tne— name a few. what was your take on on the speakers— name a few. what was your take on on the speakers in— what was your take on on the speakers in the conference? _ on on the speakers in the conference? �*ftt�*tzgl on on the speakers in the conference? on on the speakers in the- conference? well, i mean, that certainly wasn't the case. in fact, one of the interesting things about the event was and this may not be in its favour or the intellectual or ideological diversity of the speakers . there diversity of the speakers. there was no kind of fascistic uniformity . you had senior tory uniformity. you had senior tory politicians, you had tory backbenchers, you had the you know, alex kosuta, the, the, the, i don't know, the queen of the, i don't know, the queen of the dissident, right? i suppose you could you could call her, you could you could call her, you had various journalists aukus someone like frank furedi , who's, you know , has, has , who's, you know, has, has supported covid hungarian

national sovereignty more recently , but he comes out of a recently, but he comes out of a marxist tradition. and so there were people from all across the intellectual spectrum , um, and intellectual spectrum, um, and i suppose one might say, well that's evidence that there is no , no coherent vision for conservatism. and i understand that rebuke . uh, but actually that rebuke. uh, but actually i think it also shows that that the conference wanted to bring together people who simply shared an intuition , an that the shared an intuition, an that the country is in a crisis, that the country is in a crisis, that the country doesn't have a vision, that it's in both a moral, political and in fact, also a spiritual crisis. and that it is time to bring people together who acknowledge this, to share their ideas together . and the their ideas together. and the idea of a fascistic, uh , idea of a fascistic, uh, conformity is, is well, that's simply wasn't the case. well,

fascist just means anything that's not left wing these days. isn't it? but i think i mean, i tnene— isn't it? but i think i mean, i tnene on— isn't it? but i think i mean, i was there on the— isn't it? but i think i mean, i was there on the monday and tweotoy— was there on the monday and tweotoy ont— was there on the monday and tuesday and what i saw was a lot of tuesday and what i saw was a lot ot toewo— tuesday and what i saw was a lot ot toowo on— tuesday and what i saw was a lot of focus on family— tuesday and what i saw was a lot of focus on family and freedom ont— of focus on family and freedom ont o— of focus on family and freedom ont o tot— of focus on family and freedom ont o tot ot— of focus on family and freedom and a lot of hope— of focus on family and freedom and a lot of hope to hear things otowt— and a lot of hope to hear things otowt tottn.— and a lot of hope to hear things about faith. unfortunately, tnene— about faith. unfortunately, tnene woo— about faith. unfortunately, there was only— about faith. unfortunately, there was only a little of there was only a little bit of tottn. — there was only a little bit of tottn. -wene— there was only a little bit of faith.-were in- there was only a little bit of faith. were in the faith faith. you were in the faith ponet— faith. you were in the faith panel,ibelieve,- faith. you were in the faith panel, believe, end faith. you were in the faith- panel,ibelieve,-end of panel, i believe, at the end of tne—on— panel, i believe, at the end of tne—on tne- panel, i believe, at the end of- the_on the wednesday. the conference on the wednesday. but the conference on the wednesday. not-tontty— the conference on the wednesday. not-tontty ont— the conference on the wednesday. but family and freedoms but faith, family and freedoms do but faith, family and freedoms to oee— but faith, family and freedoms to oeen-tne— but faith, family and freedoms do seem-the core- but faith, family and freedoms do seem the core tenets of do seem to be the core tenets of oonoewotton — do seem to be the core tenets of conservatism that— do seem to be the core tenets of conservatism that are not in the party— conservatism that are not in the pony-tnt— conservatism that are not in the pony-twt-ononootl party itself, but are amongst conservative— party itself, but are amongsti conservative _the conservative people. now the conoewotwe— conservative people. now the conservative veered conservative party has veered tent—ont- conservative party has veered. tent—one ttott left over recent years, and matt noneoet— left over recent years, and matt noneoet-on— left over recent years, and matt hancock -on record - left over recent years, and matt hancock on record this week, hancock was on record this week, i hancock was on record this week, t tettewe, — hancock was on record this week, i believe, yesterday,— hancock was on record this week, i believe, yesterday, saying tnot— i believe, yesterday, saying ttot—ton- i believe, yesterday, saying ttot—ton ttl i believe, yesterday, sayingj that—for it to that there's a need for it to move even further left on social wnot— move even further left on social issues. what should take that issues. what should take on that 7 issues. what should take on that e -to— issues. what should take on that e -to on— issues. what should take on that ? -is an enormous. ? well, this is an enormous mistake, in my view . ? well, this is an enormous mistake, in my view. um, ? well, this is an enormous mistake, in my view . um, the mistake, in my view. um, the concern lviv party by the way, just to be clear , all those just to be clear, all those people outside , i'd say all people outside, i'd say all those people, all four of them are standing outside and shouting fascist and so on. oh, steve, steve bray and his friends , you know, they were

friends, you know, they were they were very upset with the tory party. but i don't think they were as upset with the conservative party as most of the attendees inside the building. so there is this great sense among the conservative party's support voter base that actually we, the party, has betrayed them and if the party is just going to double down on that, then not only is it going to lose its place in the public and political arena, we all think it wholly deserves to do so . so i really do think this is so. so i really do think this is a big mistake. it needs to start listening to those who want to support the party. yes but cannot at the moment become conservative or die. i like it. setootton— conservative or die. i like it. sebastian morello,- i t: i like it. sebastian morello, thank you weny— sebastian morello, thank you weny noon— sebastian morello, thank you weny noon ton— sebastian morello, thank you very much for your time today. now:— very much for your time today. now, now, dennis,— very much for your time today. now, now, dennis, there were a nwnnent— now, now, dennis, there were a nwnnent ot— now, now, dennis, there were a nwnnent ot tony— now, now, dennis, there were a number of tory mps speaking at the number of tory mps speaking at tne event— number of tory mps speaking at tne event ,— number of tory mps speaking at the event , throwing a bit of red the event, throwing a bit of red neot— the event, throwing a bit of red neot ont— the event, throwing a bit of red meat out there,— the event, throwing a bit of red meat out there, a— the event, throwing a bit of red meat out there, a bit of centre nont— meat out there, a bit of centre right rhetoric— meat out there, a bit of centre right rhetoric to— meat out there, a bit of centre

right rhetoric to the conservative voters, but i think the audiences— conservative voters, but i think the audiences take guys the audiences take was you guys nove— the audiences take was you guys nove teen— the audiences take was you guys have been-power— the audiences take was you guys have been power for 13 years. have been in power for 13 years. wnot— have been in power for 13 years. wnot-yow— have been in power for 13 years. what-you-about- have been in power for 13 years. what-you-about it?l have been in power for 13 years. what you about it? you what have you done about it? you know,— what have you done about it? you know otont— what have you done about it? you know otont wo— what have you done about it? you know, stand up on— what have you done about it? you know, stand up on the stage and say know, stand up on the stage and ooy we— know, stand up on the stage and ooy we need— know, stand up on the stage and ooy we need to— know, stand up on the stage and say we need to cut— know, stand up on the stage and say we need to cut down on tnntonotton— say we need to cut down on immigration, but— say we need to cut down on immigration, but we know we're going— immigration, but we know we're ootng-neeont— immigration, but we know we're going record levels going to reach record levels of tnntonotton— going to reach record levels of immigration possibly immigration this year, possibly 1 immigration this year, possibly t-net— immigration this year, possibly 1-net migrants,- immigration this year, possibly 1 net migrants, legal 1 million net migrants, legal ntgnonto— 1 million net migrants, legal migrants—the. migrants coming into the county.— migrants coming into the county so— migrants coming into the country. so what what's the party— country. so what what's the pony-otowt- country. so what what's the party about this? i have party doing about this? i have no party doing about this? i havei no-mean, my personal no idea. i mean, my personal advice would to advice would be to the conservative party is to go back to and mixing it to your roots and stop mixing it with intellectuals. they'll always you. they'll always betray you. they'll always betray you. they'll always let you down. they'll always let you down. they'll always get it wrong. just go back to simple conservative values. and unfortunately , i values. and unfortunately, i mean, the current cabinet is full of oxbridge millionaires. i mean, the old days you would have a farmers, businessmen, people who'd fought in the war, people who'd fought in the war, people who'd fought in the war, people who'd served in the armed forces and now the conservative party is a narrow sect of top line old etonian, old, wicked wykehamist intellectual oxbridge graduates . they need to go away graduates. they need to go away for five years and reinvent themselves, which they've always done over 200 years, and come

back with something new in five years time. what exactly will be calvin? i don't know. but this is frankly a bit of a dead end. once again, i half agree with you in that i think there is a problem there. i don't think it's necessarily— problem there. i don't think it's necessarily that- stiitz; i don't think it's necessarily that they're all etonian. _ it's necessarily that they're all etonian. i— it's necessarily that they're all etonian. i don't see a women— all etonian. i don't see a problem with— all etonian. i don't see a problem with people going to the neot— problem with people going to the teot eowntny— problem with people going to the teot eowntny on— problem with people going to the best country or the— problem with people going to the best country or the best schools in best country or the best schools tn—tn— best country or the best schools tn—tn tne— best country or the best schools in_in the country. i in universities in the country. wnot— in universities in the country. wnot to— in universities in the country. wnot to you— in universities in the country. what do you identify as the tone— what do you identify as the tooweonee-o- what do you identify as the issue - agree with l what do you identify as the- issue-agree with some of issue here? i agree with some of dennis's sentiment, and that is the has the conservative party has become it needs become cancerous and so it needs time remission. and time in remission. and it's going that whether they going to get that whether they like it or not. the idea that michael gove sits on the stage and says, don't worry, we're going went and says, don't worry, we're going like went and says, don't worry, we're going like a went and says, don't worry, we're going like a cup went and says, don't worry, we're going like a cup of went and says, don't worry, we're going like a cup of cold, went and says, don't worry, we're going like a cup of cold, sicklent down like a cup of cold, sick the entire room hated that. and sebastian, one of speech was sebastian, one of his speech was an absolute highlight. i can i can say that sincerely. i had the telling him he's the fortune of telling him he's he's the was in he's correct. the room was in almost unanimous agreement with steve direction steve bray, not in the direction the party should go, but in that the party should go, but in that the party should go, but in that the party has us. and the party has betrayed us. and so don't think it's so i actually don't think it's the that will lead the intellectuals that will lead them astray because i had some some that are speaking. some friends that are speaking. the proper the intellectuals are proper

conservatives. the conservative party there party members that got up there and have the dignity and didn't even have the dignity to and listen to actually stay and listen to some the other speeches some of the other speeches there. the liberals and are there. the liberals and they are what wrong the what is wrong with the conservatives? is why conservatives? and that is why they will lose good analysis. okay, you. on now okay, thank you. moving on now to extont— okay, thank you. moving on now to oxford university's vice—chancellor, who has tetentet— defended the right for feminist totnteen— defended the right for feminist kathleen _there| defended the right for feminist. kathleen _there as kathleen stock to speak there as a kathleen stock to speak there as o-tneeton — kathleen stock to speak there as o-tneeton ot— kathleen stock to speak there as a freedom of speech a matter of freedom of speech eontten— a matter of freedom of speech eontten tnto— a matter of freedom of speech earlier this month— a matter of freedom of speech earlier this month it was announced— earlier this month it was announced the oxford union is to onen— announced the oxford union is to offer-resources- offer welfare resources to otntento— offer welfare resources to students by students attending a talk by nnoteooon— students attending a talk by professor stock, _ students attending a talk by professor stock, quit her professor stock, who quit her job professor stock, who quit her tot-teotwnen— professor stock, who quit her job - lecturer at - professor stock, who quit her job lecturer at the job as a lecturer at the wntvenotty— job as a lecturer at the university sussex after being university of sussex after being tonoetet — university of sussex after being tongetet—nenl targeted by activists over her vtwe— targeted by activists over her views - identity. - targeted by activists over her views identity. i'd views on gender identity. i'd twe— views on gender identity. i'd tne-ny— views on gender identity. i'd like my duellists in on like to bring my duellists in on tnto— like to bring my duellists in on this-kathleen- like to bring my duellists in on this kathleen stock is this because kathleen stock is wnot— this because kathleen stock is wnot-cott— this because kathleen stock is what-call gender- what i would call gender ontttoot— what i would call gender critical, not critical, right? she's she's not a critical, right? she's she's not o nont— critical, right? she's she's not o non-oenon.- critical, right? she's she's not a right person. she i would a right wing person. she i would say a right wing person. she i would ooy one-o— a right wing person. she i would ooy one-o-owtte- say she's probably quite left wing— say she's probably quite left wtno-tooweo- say she's probably quite left wing-issues, but. say she's probably quite left wing issues, but she wing on most issues, but she toeon-t— wing on most issues, but she doesn't subscribe— wing on most issues, but she doesn't subscribe to the oppnovet — doesn't subscribe to the approved narrative that there are approved narrative that therei e—one are multiple genders and she wonto— are multiple genders and she wants-protect— are multiple genders and she wants protect women's rights. wants to protect women's rights. i'd wants to protect women's rights. tot-o— wants to protect women's rights. i'd-a traditional- i'd say she's a traditional tentntot. — i'd say she's a traditional feminist. idon't- i'd say she's a traditional feminist. don't know feminist. i don't know why otntento— feminist. i don't know why. students—special students would need special wettone— students would need speciali wettone—nen welfare resources to hear her opeot. — welfare resources to hear her opeot. -wonnteo- welfare resources to hear heri speak. -worries-but welfare resources to hear her- speak. -worries-but what speak. that worries me. but what wonnteo-to— speak. that worries me. but what worries is the idea you go to worries me is the idea you go to the oxford union and you don't get drink and then another get a drink and then another dnnk get a drink and then another drink and then a third drink, and to go off to some

and you have to go off to some compulsory did call it? compulsory what did you call it? gender gender neutrality advisory oh god. well, advisory services. oh god. well, they're not going to produce another prime minister for 100 years they go down that road. years if they go down that road. i at the oxford a i debated at the oxford union a eontte— i debated at the oxford union a oowote ot— i debated at the oxford union a eoopte ot-oeo— i debated at the oxford union a couple of-ago and- i debated at the oxford union a couple of ago and before couple of months ago and before it , couple of months ago and before tt-, tne— couple of months ago and before it-, the chairman- couple of months ago and before it , the chairman said, it started, the chairman said, we-ve—ot- it started, the chairman said,i we've—of letters we've had a number of letters ooytno— we've had a number of letters ooytno-to— we've had a number of letters ooytno-to o— we've had a number of letters saying-is a-that- saying this is a topic that onowttn-t— saying this is a topic that shouldn't-up- saying this is a topic that shouldn't up for saying this is a topic that- shouldn't-up for debate. shouldn't even be up for debate. but shouldn't even be up for debate. not-ton— shouldn't even be up for debate. not-ton to— shouldn't even be up for debate. but-fairto him,— shouldn't even be up for debate. but-fairto him, he- shouldn't even be up for debate. but fairto him, he said, but to be fair to him, he said, tnto— but to be fair to him, he said, no to— but to be fair to him, he said, no to wnot— but to be fair to him, he said, this is what this— but to be fair to him, he said, this is what this place is for. tto— this is what this place is for. no fee— this is what this place is for. it's free speech.— this is what this place is for. it's free speech. it's open tetote— it's free speech. it's open debate-going. it's free speech. it's open debate. going to it's free speech. it's open. debate.-going to a it's free speech. it's open- debate.-going to a union debate. imagine going to a union on tetote— debate. imagine going to a union on tetote ont— debate. imagine going to a union on debate and-we- on debate and saying we onowttn-t— on debate and saying we shouldn't be— on debate and saying we shouldn't be debating what shouldn't be debating this. what is i shouldn't be debating this. what to—t ootwottyl is the point? well, i actually remember as well when you were ianed remember as well when you were invited to one of oxford invited to one of the oxford union there that union speeches and there that mad that decided to mad meat woman that decided to say milk beef is say that milk and beef is racist, homophobic , i racist, sexist, homophobic, i don't of the is and don't know all of the is and i honestly you quite rightly walked because she walked out mate because she can say but you don't say as she likes but you don't have to listen point have to listen now the point being i this just shows being i think this just shows that the university is ill that one the university is ill equipping students with the ability robust ability to engage in robust debate the marketplace debate and enter the marketplace and the reason they don't have to do that is, again, because there's pipeline there's a pipeline of ideological homogeneity from the universities. straight into governmental , financial,

governmental, financial, corporate institutions. it's because they all agree on the same thing. this is why largely tony blair wanted to increase the amount of students going to university to inculcate that manages people and manages mindset in people and get thinking the same get them all thinking the same thing. what they're thinking thing. and what they're thinking is something malleable is gender is something malleable and they have to they have to shut out other perspectives that disagree because disagree with that because otherwise has otherwise basic scrutiny has that opinion to dust. that opinion crumbled to dust. right. it. so i'm right. so that's it. so i'm willing to accept- md l so i'm willing to accept that 3g l so i'm willing to accept that i'm might be willing to accept that i'm might toe-on— willing to accept that i'm might toe-on tnto— willing to accept that i'm might be-on this-might. willing to accept that i'm mighti be-on this.-might be be wrong on this. there might be none-two— be wrong on this. there might be more -two genders. - be wrong on this. there might be more two genders. i don't more than two genders. i don't tntnt—tnene- more than two genders. i don'ti think—there might think there are, but there might be. think there are, but there might toe-ton— think there are, but there might toe-ton ne— think there are, but there might toe-ton me to— think there are, but there might be. for me to explore that, be. but for me to explore that, i be. but for me to explore that, t nove— be. but for me to explore that, t two to— be. but for me to explore that, i have to debate— be. but for me to explore that, i have to debate it— be. but for me to explore that, i have to debate it with someone wno— i have to debate it with someone wno noo— i have to debate it with someone wno noo o— i have to debate it with someone who has a different— i have to debate it with someone who has a different opinion to nyoett. —we| myself. sure. now, surely we onowtt— myself. sure. now, surely we onowtt-wp— myself. sure. now, surely we onowtt-wo ton- myself. sure. now, surely we should up for that. should all be up for that. owne— should all be up for that. entte oo— should all be up for that. quite so. but— should all be up for that. quite so. but oxford- should all be up for that. quite so. but oxford has always been. what card has described it? created the it? it's created always the elite the business elite to govern in the business world, the civil service world, the look at the the political world. look at the elites governing elites that have been governing us last 13 years. they us for the last 13 years. they were all at oxford together in the racist hang nelson mandela, 19805. the racist hang nelson mandela, 1980s. they don't believe in that anymore. but they bought into it. and that's one of our biggest problems. until we

finally do oxford and cambridge eyes the control of this country and let people from different walks of life. and i hate this term ordinary people. but imagine , imagine a cabinet that imagine, imagine a cabinet that wasn't dominated by rishi sunak and david cameron's you say, oh, don't mock old etonians. i just want to see more of britain in the cabinet, not self perpetuating right wing . sorry. perpetuating right wing. sorry. rishi sunak right wing. - perpetuating right wing. sorry. rishi sunak right wing. from my wnoenonoo— rishi sunak right wing. from my wnoengnoo t— rishi sunak right wing. from my undergrad i went to a former polytechnic at westminster and then from a post i went to oxford and it was equally woke at both. it's not a case of oxford is more woke because it's more upper class or anything. it's just our universities are a mess don't believe in mess and they don't believe in free speech anymore. but connor and dennis, much and dennis, thank you so much and dennis, thank you so much and to come this and plenty more to come this evening on my common sense crusade. we'll joined

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show tonight how show tonight talking about how banks the ground banks are taking the high ground and cancelling accounts of podcasters and broadcasters who dare to challenge the approved narrative. my next guest narrative. well, my next guest knows all about being cancelled on social media. alastair williams labels himself as a real comedian and a soldier of god. recently, he found his material too much for youtube, though, as it was removed. alastair me now. alastair, alastair joins me now. alastair, welcome to the show. tell us a joke. seriously ? yeah. no, you joke. seriously? yeah. no, you ton-t— joke. seriously? yeah. no, you ton-t wont— joke. seriously? yeah. no, you ton-t wont ne— joke. seriously? yeah. no, you don't want me to— seriously? yeah. no, you don't want me to tell you a joke tene— don't want me to tell you a joke nene. vow-tt— don't want me to tell you a joke here. you'll be— don't want me to tell you a joke here. you'll be removed from wonto— here. you'll be removed from youtube. you'll— here. you'll be removed from youtube. you'll be taken off vow— youtube. you'll be taken off air. you want— youtube. you'll be taken off air. you want me— youtube. you'll be taken off air. you want me to behave nyoette— air. you want me to behave nyoette t-tt— air. you want me to behave myself? i'll imagine. / myself? i'll imagine. yeah, i opotogtoe— myself? i'll imagine. yeah, i opotogtoe. toot— myself? i'll imagine. yeah, i apologise. just one thing that i know. comedians asked know. comedians are always asked . fine. yes. yes, but what . fine. yes. yes, fine. but what happened? what's your story? well, with me, well, interestingly, with me, i wonto— well, interestingly, with me, i wowtt ooy— well, interestingly, with me, i would say when _ well, interestingly, with me, i would say when you look at someone that's— would say when you look at someone that's been cancelled, tnene-o— there's often something they ooto— there's often something they said-offensive- there's often something they said -offensive to l said that was offensive to oeopte— said that was offensive to people. there's- said that was offensive to people. there's not actually a group— people. there's not actually a grouplpeople_ people. there's not actually a group . people - are - group of people that are ottentet— group of people that are offended anything offended about anything that t-ve— offended about anything that t-ve-on— offended about anything that i've-or done.— offended about anything that i've -or done. you - offended about anything that i've or done. you know, i've said or done. you know, peoote— i've said or done. you know, peopte nove— i've said or done. you know, people have always enjoyed my wont— people have always enjoyed my wont ,— people have always enjoyed my wont imy— people have always enjoyed my wont lny-to- people have always enjoyed my work , my is removed work, yet my stuff is removed non— work, yet my stuff is removed from youtube. _ work, yet my stuff is removed from youtube. you can't really tnt— from youtube. you can't really ttnt ne— from youtube. you can't really ttnt ne totne— from youtube. you can't really find me doing comedy much anymore-think-

find me doing comedy much anymore. think it might be anymore. and i think it might be the anymore. and i think it might be tne toot— anymore. and i think it might be tne toot tnot— anymore. and i think it might be the fact that i— anymore. and i think it might be the fact that i don't really ottent— the fact that i don't really offend people _ the fact that i don't really offend people and i don't really ttvtte— offend people and i don't really ttvtte peopte— offend people and i don't really divide people, and won't divide people, and i won't neotty— divide people, and i won't neotty-peopte- divide people, and i won't really-people .. divide people, and i won't really people . i divide people, and i won't- really-people . i think really pick on people. i think ttot-o— really pick on people. i think tnot-o wnot— really pick on people. i think that's what what— really pick on people. i think that's what what perhaps the established— that's what what perhaps the established mint don't like otowt— established mint don't like otowt nne— established mint don't like about me. maybe. and your stuff got nennovet— about me. maybe. and your stuff got removed from _ about me. maybe. and your stuff got removed from youtube. yeah. you eon-t— got removed from youtube. yeah. you eon-t tnt— got removed from youtube. yeah. you can't find my— got removed from youtube. yeah. you can't find my channel on vowtwte— you can't find my channel on youtube anymore— you can't find my channel on youtube anymore . you can find youtube anymore. you can find t— youtube anymore. you can find t to— youtube anymore. you can find t to nove— youtube anymore. you can find me. i do have a— youtube anymore. you can find me. i do have a new youtube enonnet— me. i do have a new youtube channel called— me. i do have a new youtube channel called alistair williams is channel called alistair williams to bonnet,— channel called alistair williams is banned, but— channel called alistair williams is banned, but it's— channel called alistair williams is banned, but it's quite hard to fine— is banned, but it's quite hard to ttnt tnot— is banned, but it's quite hard to find that-so- is banned, but it's quite hard to find that so you can to find that one. so you can otttt— to find that one. so you can otttt tnt— to find that one. so you can otttt ttnt ny— to find that one. so you can still find my stuff out there for connoisseurs— still find my stuff out there for connoisseurs of my work. but in for connoisseurs of my work. but tn genenot— for connoisseurs of my work. but tn genenot tenno— for connoisseurs of my work. but in general terms it's quite tttttewtt— in general terms it's quite difficult to— in general terms it's quite difficult to find me or my notentot— difficult to find me or my material and— difficult to find me or my material and what do you think is material and what do you think to noppentng— material and what do you think to happening tn— material and what do you think is happening in the comedy scene in is happening in the comedy scene tn oenenote — is happening in the comedy scene in general? -seeing- is happening in the comedy scene in general? g in general? we're seeing this divide comedians that divide between comedians that are just sticking to the narrative and getting the narrative and getting all the top jobs and the comedians that are and end up on gb are cancelled and end up on gb news. yeah, well, it's fine work tnot— news. yeah, well, it's fine work no yon-ne— news. yeah, well, it's fine work that you're doing. _ news. yeah, well, it's fine work that you're doing. it's- \ yeah, well, it's fine work that you're doing. it's fine wont—tone. i that you're doing. it's fine. work—doing. well, work that you're doing. well, i wonto— work that you're doing. well, i wowtt-tnot— work that you're doing. well, i wowtt-tnot t— work that you're doing. well, i would that i mean, i don't would say that i mean, i don't twe— would say that i mean, i don't ttte tne— would say that i mean, i don't like the term— would say that i mean, i don't like the term cancelled either teoowoe— like the term cancelled either teeowoe tt— like the term cancelled either because it implies that these peoote— because it implies that these peopte nove— because it implies that these people have power you. for people have power over you. for evonpte— people have power over you. for evonpte ,— people have power over you. for eoonpte , tney— people have power over you. for example , they would that i'm example, they would say that i'm eoneettet.— example, they would say that i'm cancelled. yet _ example, they would say that i'm cancelled. yet here— example, they would say that i'm cancelled. yet here now cancelled. yet here i am now ttve— cancelled. yet here i am now ttve ont— cancelled. yet here i am now live and exclusive— cancelled. yet here i am now live and exclusive on gb news.

so live and exclusive on gb news. so t— live and exclusive on gb news. so t ton-t— live and exclusive on gb news. so i don't think— live and exclusive on gb news. so i don't think these people neotty— so i don't think these people neotty nove— so i don't think these people really have as— so i don't think these people really have as much as really have as much power as tney— really have as much power as tneylpeoote— really have as much power as they people might think. you they as people might think. you know— they as people might think. you know e— they as people might think. you know e so— they as people might think. you know e so t— they as people might think. you know ? so i don't— they as people might think. you know ? so i don't like to use the know? so i don't like to use the wont— know? so i don't like to use the wont ooneet— know? so i don't like to use the word cancel, but— know? so i don't like to use the word cancel, but i— know? so i don't like to use the word cancel, but i do think that tnene— word cancel, but i do think that tnene to— word cancel, but i do think that tnene to o— word cancel, but i do think that there is a there— word cancel, but i do think that there is a there is— word cancel, but i do think that there is a there is a sort of ononotntnt— there is a there is a sort of ononptntnt tn— there is a there is a sort of groupthink in comedy. and if you otep— groupthink in comedy. and if you oteo owtotte— groupthink in comedy. and if you step outside of— groupthink in comedy. and if you step outside of that, you know, tney— step outside of that, you know, tney ton-t— step outside of that, you know, they don't like— step outside of that, you know, they don't like it.— step outside of that, you know, they don't like it. and you do tent— they don't like it. and you do tend-excluded. - they don't like it. and you do tend-excluded. i- they don't like it. and you do tend excluded. tend to be excluded. i think eveoneny— tend to be excluded. i think everyone on the panel tonight has been cancelled at some point or a contagion or another. there's a contagion going your channel got going on your channel got de—platformed demonetised going on your channel got de—pyoutubed demonetised going on your channel got de—pyoutube and demonetised going on your channel got de—pyoutube and de—platformed from youtube and de—platformed from youtube and de—platformed from vimeo. yeah, but of course the whole reason that lotus eaters is because call eaters exist is because call was cancelled mainstream cancelled from mainstream content long while. yeah. content a long while. yeah. yeah. he's had content a long while. yeah. - yeah. he's had-youtube yeah. he's had loads of youtube enonneto— yeah. he's had loads of youtube enonneto-ewt- yeah. he's had loads of youtube channels-cut down. channels arbitrarily cut down ont— channels arbitrarily cut down onet—wett- channels arbitrarily cut down onet—wen, ooi channels arbitrarily cut down. and _well, so we and demonetised as well, so we oetwotty— and demonetised as well, so we oetwotty-to— and demonetised as well, so we actually-to build- and demonetised as well, so we actually to build own actually had to build our own wetotte— actually had to build our own website infrastructure that's eonttetety— website infrastructure that's completely reliant on other completely non reliant on other wet— completely non reliant on other wet eeonv— completely non reliant on other web servers-well.— completely non reliant on other web servers well. the lengths web servers as well. the lengths we-ve—twot- web servers as well. the lengths we-ve—twot to- web servers as well. the lengths we've _just to existi we've had to go to just to exist is we've had to go to just to exist to twttenowo. — we've had to go to just to exist is ludicrous. and— we've had to go to just to exist is ludicrous. ' t: it?“ we've had to go to just to exist is ludicrous. t: his“ is ludicrous. and dennis, the bbc hates you. established bbc hates you. we've established that. not because that. but it's not because you're woke . 1978. i wrote the you're woke. 1978. i wrote the not— you're woke. 1978. i wrote the ttnot epon— you're woke. 1978. i wrote the first report asking— it; 1978. i wrote the first report asking why there oont— first report asking why there oont o— first report asking why there wasn't a single— first report asking why there wasn't a single black or asian peon— wasn't a single black or asian peoo on tne— wasn't a single black or asian person on the bbc or any tetevtoton—

person on the bbc or any television channel. bernard tevtn— television channel. bernard tevtn ,— television channel. bernard tevtn , tnen— television channel. bernard levin , then a— television channel. bernard levin , then a very famous, very levin, then a very famous, very tonnowo— levin, then a very famous, very tonnowo ,— levin, then a very famous, very tonnowo , moot— levin, then a very famous, very famous , most famous commentator famous, most famous commentator in famous, most famous commentator tn tne— famous, most famous commentator tn tne tone— famous, most famous commentator tn tne tont ,— famous, most famous commentator in the land , devoted— famous, most famous commentator in the land , devoted a whole in the land, devoted a whole oownnnt— in the land, devoted a whole eownnnt tn— in the land, devoted a whole column in the— in the land, devoted a whole column in the times to my nortje tonewoee— column in the times to my nortje tonenoee ont— column in the times to my nortje language and ridiculous ideas. tne— language and ridiculous ideas. tne toeo— language and ridiculous ideas. the idea that— language and ridiculous ideas. the idea that people should be on to— the idea that people should be on to television— the idea that people should be on to television in— the idea that people should be on to television in terms of the eoownt— on to television in terms of the eoownt ot— on to television in terms of the colour of their— on to television in terms of the colour of their skin, i am proud tnot— colour of their skin, i am proud no we— colour of their skin, i am proud that we broke _ colour of their skin, i am proud that we broke that— colour of their skin, i am proud that we broke that barrier. we oo tney— that we broke that barrier. we were, as they call— that we broke that barrier. we were, as they call it , what you were, as they call it, what you cott— were, as they call it, what you eott we— were, as they call it, what you eott we vote— were, as they call it, what you call we woke carving, call, we wove— call we woke carving, call, we vote tene— call we woke carving, call, we woke here you— call we woke carving, call, we woke here you are— call we woke carving, call, we woke here you are sitting here. tnonto— woke here you are sitting here. tnonto to— woke here you are sitting here. tnonto to nne— woke here you are sitting here. thanks to me. so— woke here you are sitting here. thanks to me. so there we are. wett— thanks to me. so there we are. wat, tnont— thanks to me. so there we are. well, thank you _ thanks to me. so there we are. well, thank you very much for eetttne— well, thank you very much for eetttne ne— well, thank you very much for getting me this— well, thank you very much for getting me this job, dennis. i neotty— getting me this job, dennis. i really appreciate— getting me this job, dennis. i really appreciate you- getting me this job, dennis. i really appreciate you unleashing my potential, but i do like people coming on tv and expressing ideas . this expressing silly ideas. this is why invite on dennis, why i invite you on dennis, because. no, because i believe in diversity of thought and opinion. right. and you know, people say, is calvin people often say, why is calvin got platform? why he got this platform? why is he allowed to express this opinion? because share this because people share this opinion should be able opinion and we should be able to explore them. that's whole explore them. that's the whole idea behind this and why we're doing something different on gb news. want to get also, news. but i want to get also, alastair, faith alastair, to your your faith journey because you're journey because you said you're a god. did you in a soldier of god. did you in youn— a soldier of god. did you in yown tn— a soldier of god. did you in yonn tn youn— a soldier of god. did you in yonn tn yonn t— a soldier of god. did you in your in your i mean,- : ctitt: did you in your in your i mean, very much veon— your in your i mean, very much

veon-tt-o— your in your i mean, very much so. yeah.-it's quite- so. yeah. that's it's quite tnteneottne— so. yeah. that's it's quite interesting how people that are ooneettet— interesting how people that are cancelled-find— interesting how people that are cancelled find their way cancelled often find their way to—tt-o- cancelled often find their way to—tt-o onttel to god. you know it's quite tnteneottne— to god. you know it's quite interesting how— to god. you know it's quite interesting how happened. interesting how that happened. you interesting how that happened. vow-to— interesting how that happened. you-to share?- interesting how that happened. you _to share? yes,- you want me to share? yes, oteooe. — you want me to share? yes, oteooe. -townney- you want me to share? yes, please. journey testimony. please. that journey testimony. wett— please. that journey testimony. wett-ot— please. that journey testimony. wett-ot ny— please. that journey testimony. well-of my one— please. that journey testimony. well-of my one of- please. that journey testimony. well of my one of my well one of my one of my tovowntte— well one of my one of my favourite things- well one of my one of my favourite things about the bible is favourite things about the bible to-pnotten— favourite things about the bible is-problem that— favourite things about the bible is problem that you might be is any problem that you might be none.— is any problem that you might be tonne—to— is any problem that you might be tonne—to tn- is any problem that you might be having._is in this- having. the answer is in this toot— having. the answer is in this toot-ny— having. the answer is in this toot-my eooe- having. the answer is in this book my case, my problem book and in my case, my problem tnot— book and in my case, my problem ttot-ttve— book and in my case, my problem was that-like the _ book and in my case, my problem was that like the world was that i felt like the world notet— was that i felt like the world hated-because- was that i felt like the world hated-because i- was that i felt like the world hated because i was trying to hated me because i was trying to do hated me because i was trying to to tne— hated me because i was trying to to tne nont— hated me because i was trying to do the right thing.— hated me because i was trying to do the right thing. wouldn't do the right thing. i wouldn't otot— do the right thing. i wouldn't ptetlpeoote. — do the right thing. i wouldn't pick people. trying to pick on people. i was trying to new— pick on people. i was trying to netp peoote— pick on people. i was trying to netp peopte ont— pick on people. i was trying to help people and for this i was ooneettet.— help people and for this i was cancelled. so— help people and for this i was cancelled. so i— help people and for this i was cancelled. so i went to the otote— cancelled. so i went to the nnte-tne— cancelled. so i went to the bible the problem cancelled. so i went to the bible-the problem you bible with the problem that you know,— bible with the problem that you know,-everything- bible with the problem that you know, everything for know, i lost everything for tnto— know, i lost everything for tnto.|toot— know, i lost everything for tnto.|toot ny— know, i lost everything for this. lost my career twice. this. i lost my career twice. i toot— this. i lost my career twice. i lost friends.— this. i lost my career twice. i lost friends. you— this. i lost my career twice. i lost friends. you know, i lost petty— lost friends. you know, i lost pretty everything. pretty much everything. i was tent— pretty much everything. i was left_ because - pretty much everything. i was left—because ofi left with nothing because of tnto— left with nothing because of two-went— left with nothing because of this. -went to - left with nothing because of this.-went to the- left with nothing because of this. went to the bible this. so i went to the bible teettne— this. so i went to the bible teettne ttve— this. so i went to the bible feeling like the— this. so i went to the bible feeling like the world hated me. and feeling like the world hated me. ant-ny— feeling like the world hated me. ant-my problem-- and that was my problem. and i ttowett— and that was my problem. and i thought tne— and that was my problem. and i thought, the bible— and that was my problem. and i thought, the bible is not going to nove— thought, the bible is not going to have anything— thought, the bible is not going to have anything for this. and teono— to have anything for this. and teono-tt— to have anything for this. and teowo-tt tne— to have anything for this. and jesus if the world hates jesus said, if the world hates you,— jesus said, if the world hates yon—ttot- jesus said, if the world hates you,-that.hated| jesus said, if the world hates. you,-that.hated me you, remember that it hated me first.— you, remember that it hated me first-realised— you, remember that it hated me first-realised that- you, remember that it hated me first. realised that this first. and i realised that this is true. — first. and i realised that this is true. jesus— first. and i realised that this is true. jesus-a— first. and i realised that this is true. jesus a man that is true. jesus is a man that walked— is true. jesus is a man that walked around— is true. jesus is a man that walked around helping people and heating— walked around helping people and he.u.g|h.m._ walked around helping people and heatinglmm. so— walked around helping people and healinglhim. so if— walked around helping people and healing him. so if that's the crucified him. so if that's the way— crucified him. so if that's the way jesus— crucified him. so if that's the way jesus behaved in the world, i hated— way jesus behaved in the world, i hated him. — way jesus behaved in the world, i hated him. if— way jesus behaved in the world, i hated him. if the— way jesus behaved in the world, i hated him. if the world hates you,— i hated him. if the world hates vow-vow“:— i hated him. if the world hates you, you're following you, perhaps you're following the same— you, perhaps you're following the same path— you, perhaps you're following the same path as christ. and

this— the same path as christ. and this is— the same path as christ. and this is and— the same path as christ. and this is and this— the same path as christ. and this is and this changed my ute- — this is and this changed my me. and— this is and this changed my life. and more— this is and this changed my life. and more advice from the titte— life. and more advice from the bible changed— life. and more advice from the bible changed my life because i felt bible changed my life because i fen ute— bible changed my life because i fen tie .._ bible changed my life because i fen tie .. ._ bible changed my life because i felt like i. i lost— bible changed my life because i felt like i. i lost everything for doing— felt like i. i lost everything for doing the— felt like i. i lost everything for doing the right thing. and jesus— for doing the right thing. and jesus asked— for doing the right thing. and jesus asked readers a question. he jesus asked readers a question. is said— jesus asked readers a question. is said ,— jesus asked readers a question. is said , visit— jesus asked readers a question. he said , well, is— jesus asked readers a question. he said , well, is it better to he said, well, is it better to suffer— he said, well, is it better to suffer for— he said, well, is it better to suffer for doing— he said, well, is it better to suffer for doing the right thing or is— suffer for doing the right thing or is it— suffer for doing the right thing or is it better— suffer for doing the right thing or is it better to— suffer for doing the right thing or is it better to suffer for doing— or is it better to suffer for doing its— or is it better to suffer for doing the wrong thing? and .g...,_..y. doing the wrong thing? andi again,_my life. again, this changed my life. iiis— again, this changed my life.- iiis—ns this changed my opinion. i no ionisi— this changed my opinion. i no isngsi moan— this changed my opinion. i no longer moan being longer moan about being cancelled.— longer moan about being cancelled. you- longer moan about being cancelled. you know, i rejoice in its— cancelled. you know, i rejoice in the suffering— cancelled. you know, i rejoice in the suffering that i experienced - in the suffering that i experienced because refuse to experienced because i refuse to somormr— experienced because i refuse to somormlms— experienced because i refuse to conform lthe world. - experienced because i refuse to conform the world. you know, conform to the world. you know, mis— conform to the world. you know, this is— conform to the world. you know, this is o— conform to the world. you know, this is o mis— conform to the world. you know, this is a this is— conform to the world. you know, this is a this is a— conform to the world. you know, this is a this is a great time to rotiss— this is a this is a great time to refuse io— this is a this is a great time to refuse to conform with the worri— to refuse to conform with the worii-i— to refuse to conform with the world-i look- to refuse to conform with the world-i look at- to refuse to conform with the world i look at the world world when i look at the world omi— world when i look at the world and i— world when i look at the world and i sss— world when i look at the world and i i— world when i look at the world and i see i see— world when i look at the world and i see i see evil in a lot of mass— and i see i see evil in a lot of piosss omi— and i see i see evil in a lot of piosss mo you— and i see i see evil in a lot of places and, you know, i'm proud not places and, you know, i'm proud moi io— places and, you know, i'm proud moi is is— places and, you know, i'm proud moi is is oi— places and, you know, i'm proud not to be of the— places and, you know, i'm proud not to be of the world. i'm mousi— not to be of the world. i'm proud io— not to be of the world. i'm proud is is— not to be of the world. i'm proud to be cancelled for some of proud to be cancelled for some oi ms— proud to be cancelled for some of the stances— proud to be cancelled for some of the stances that— proud to be cancelled for some of the stances that i've taken verm— of the stances that i've taken on. yeah. saint— of the stances that i've taken on. / �*" on. yeah. saint athanasius, if the world hates the truth, then i hate the world, what that means. but there's a lot of power behind isn't there? power behind that, isn't there? i there's a lot of i think there's a lot of connections between people connections here between people that cancelled or maybe that are cancelled or maybe de—platformed in some way, and being journey being on a faith journey and finding clinging finding the truth and clinging on at all costs. on to that truth at all costs.

absolutely. i mean, so i went mousi— absolutely. i mean, so i went imoueis my— absolutely. i mean, so i went through my edgy— absolutely. i mean, so i went through my edgy 13 year old oiirsisi— through my edgy 13 year old atheist-and- through my edgy 13 year old atheist and came back atheist phase and came back moms— atheist phase and came back oroumi io— atheist phase and came back oroumi io ii— atheist phase and came back around to it because i can't imosms— around to it because i can't imagine-being- around to it because i can't. imagine-being-never imagine you being edgy. never soivm— imagine you being edgy. never carom—o— imagine you being edgy. never soivm—o iii- imagine you being edgy. never calvin—a bit of- calvin yeah, i had a bit of cancellation— calvin yeah, i had a bit of cancellation university cancellation at university soimsiims— cancellation at university- coinciding-breakdown of coinciding with the breakdown of that intimate _ coinciding with the breakdown of that intimate relationship, and i that intimate relationship, and i-myssii— that intimate relationship, andi i-myssii—imo i found myself going back into pmiosopm— i found myself going back into philosophy eventually philosophy and eventually msoiogy— philosophy and eventually theology- and - philosophy and eventually theology and something that theology and, and something that simi— theology and, and something that s..ck_.c...ty,_ theology and, and something that stuck actually, that's stuck with me actually, that's somsiirms— stuck with me actually, that's somsiirms-io- stuck with me actually, that's something to what something similar to what aiisioir— something similar to what alistair-said- something similar to what alistair-said is- something similar to what alistair said is that the alistair has said is that the ioiiowsrs— alistair has said is that the followers christ, the followers of christ, the vindicated _ followers of christ, the vindicated the followers of christ, the. vindicated ithe -of followers of christ, the- vindicated ithe -of virtue vindicated by the lack of virtue moi— vindicated by the lack of virtue moi msir— vindicated by the lack of virtue that their enemies demonstrate and that their enemies demonstrate moi-wro— that their enemies demonstrate sis-iris opposs- that their enemies demonstrate and who oppose you often and those who oppose you often sissy— and those who oppose you often is som— and those who oppose you often msy imius— and those who oppose you often they can imbue you with a sense of righteousness— they can imbue you with a sense of righteousness that you seem to of righteousness that you seem is is — of righteousness that you seem is is working— of righteousness that you seem to be walking along the right ism.— to be walking along the right ism. voi— to be walking along the right ism. you sm— to be walking along the right path. you can existentially feel it path. you can existentially feel ii our. — path. you can existentially feel ii our. imi— path. you can existentially feel ii our. mi so— path. you can existentially feel it out. and soifeel- path. you can existentially feel it out. and so feel hopefully it out. and so i feel hopefully smioiisrsi— it out. and so i feel hopefully emboldened-my- it out. and so i feel hopefully emboldened my in my mission emboldened in my in my mission to emboldened in my in my mission is iri— emboldened in my in my mission is ii iii— emboldened in my in my mission to ii iii isii— emboldened in my in my mission to try and tell the— emboldened in my in my mission to try and tell the truth to isoiis— to try and tell the truth to isoiis m— to try and tell the truth to people in proximity towards the riots — people in proximity towards the riots .— people in proximity towards the truth . capital.— people in proximity towards the truth . capital. ts— people in proximity towards the truth . capital. ts yes , dennis, truth. capital. ts yes, dennis, i truth. capital. ts yes, dennis, i ion-i— truth. capital. ts yes, dennis, i ion-i mow— truth. capital. ts yes, dennis, i don't know your— truth. capital. ts yes, dennis, i don't know your faith background,- i don't know your faith background, but do you cradle soiioiis— background, but do you cradle soiioiis s — background, but do you cradle soiioiis s i— background, but do you cradle catholic ? i mean- background, but do you cradle catholic ? " catholic? i mean polish father or irish scottish father, you can't get more catholic than that. and the trouble is , is that. and the trouble is, is that. and the trouble is, is that faith is plural . the that. and the trouble is, is that faith is plural. the bible belongs to many different faiths, and each read and have

read into it over centuries very different things with very, very bad , problematic outcomes. it's bad, problematic outcomes. it's not i agree with a single word you— not i agree with a single word you tuss— not i agree with a single word you tusi soii— not i agree with a single word you just said, but— not i agree with a single word you just said, but go on, break it you just said, but go on, break ii iorm. — you just said, but go on, break it down. well,— you just said, but go on, break it down. well, but— you just said, but go on, break it down. well, but absolutely . it down. well, but absolutely. misi— it down. well, but absolutely. iiiii us— it down. well, but absolutely. iiiii us go— it down. well, but absolutely. what we go through- it down. well, but absolutely. what we go through discriminate against irish catholics in ireland until in my lifetime, relatively recently , i can we're relatively recently, i can we're not interested in that. but but. well, that's cultural, not scriptural. oh, yes , it is. dodi scriptural. oh, yes, it is. dodi the name of faith. look at what happensin the name of faith. look at what happens in iran. look at what happens in iran. look at what happensin happens in iran. look at what happens in certain majority muslim countries . you look at muslim countries. you look at modi now imposing hindutva, that is the political ideology of the hindu religion to oppress and damage muslim indians that is a question we have to face. so faith is at the service of the people, not of ideology. let's not get into hinduism again. that got me in trouble last time . aiisioir— that got me in trouble last time . aiisioir o— that got me in trouble last time . alistair a message out there for . alistair a message out there ior your— . alistair a message out there for your supporters and your ions— for your supporters and your ims mi—

for your supporters and your fans and followers and people moi— fans and followers and people rim or— fans and followers and people rim or moyis— fans and followers and people that or maybe people that want to that or maybe people that want is io— that or maybe people that want to do something— that or maybe people that want to do something similar to what you io— to do something similar to what you is mi— to do something similar to what you do and feel— to do something similar to what you do and feel they are afraid of you do and feel they are afraid oi isms— you do and feel they are afraid of being cancelled or they're oiroii— of being cancelled or they're oiroii oi— of being cancelled or they're afraid of speaking the truth. iisisrr— afraid of speaking the truth. iisisrr sisi— afraid of speaking the truth. listen step out— afraid of speaking the truth. listen step out there. jzitr afraid of speaking the truth. listen step out there. jrzzr listen step out there. do what's in your— listen step out there. do what's in your heart. you know , it's in your heart. you know, it's not possible for them to cancel you to the extent that they want you to the extent that they want you believe that they can. you to believe that they can. you might be more you know, like it might be more difficult to find my work . but difficult to find my work. but ultimately, if god decides to raise me up, which one of them is going to stop him, you know, like as a as a man of faith, i believe that god is in charge of everything that's going on in this world. and if he decides to raise me up , this world. and if he decides to raise me up, raised up, i shall be. and you know, it's it gives you a great strength when your strength comes from christ. no man may take it, you know. amen. thank you, brother. you're welcome. thank you, alistair williams. and thank you to my ioisiiisis— williams. and thank you to my imsiiisis os— williams. and thank you to my panellists as well,— williams. and thank you to my panellists as well, my- �*fii cc and thank you to my panellists as well, my dual iisis— panellists as well, my dual iisis mis— panellists as well, my dual lists this week,— panellists as well, my dual lists this week, conor and ismis— lists this week, conor and dennis, sidekick and dennis, my sidekick and my

nemesis. now,— dennis, my sidekick and my nemesis . now, before we take nemesis. now, before we take a imoi— nemesis. now, before we take a imoi ism,— nemesis. now, before we take a final break, let's— nemesis. now, before we take a final break, let's have a look at final break, let's have a look oi rumi— final break, let's have a look at what you've— final break, let's have a look at what you've had to say about ioisy-s— at what you've had to say about roiuy-s ioiiss. — at what you've had to say about today's topics. and _ at what you've had to say about today's topics. and on the topic of today's topics. and on the topic oi risi— today's topics. and on the topic oi iisi imi— today's topics. and on the topic of tied bank closing trigonometry account, abby says, i trigonometry account, abby says, i sess— trigonometry account, abby says, i osrss ris— trigonometry account, abby says, i ugrss us nor— trigonometry account, abby says, i agree. it's not good, but it's up io— i agree. it's not good, but it's up to iism— i agree. it's not good, but it's up to them how— i agree. it's not good, but it's up to them how they run their iusisss — up to them how they run their business. that— up to them how they run their business. that freedom. after business. that is freedom. after all, business. that is freedom. after iii-noi— business. that is freedom. after iii-ior iis— business. that is freedom. after all,-not the only- business. that is freedom. after all, not the only bank all, they're not the only bank our— all, they're not the only bank oui iisrs. — all, they're not the only bank out there. take _ all, they're not the only bank out there. take your money somewhere else. that's all well mi— somewhere else. that's all well iii—iui— somewhere else. that's all well| and—but-about and good, abby. but what about isoiis—uio-vs- and good, abby. but what abouti people _who've tried people like reclaim who've tried to people like reclaim who've tried io-iiiisrsm— people like reclaim who've tried to-different-and- to go to different banks and iisy-vs— to go to different banks and iisy-vsisoii— to go to different banks and they've-said-ifl to go to different banks and. they've-said-if you they've all said no. and if you ossi— they've all said no. and if you issi o— they've all said no. and if you issi o imi— they've all said no. and if you need a bank to— they've all said no. and if you need a bank to operate in the worri— need a bank to operate in the mid, is— need a bank to operate in the mid, is ii— need a bank to operate in the world, is it just— need a bank to operate in the world, is it just their business?- world, is it just their business? i- world, is it just their business? i don't think it is. ism— business? i don't think it is. ism soys. — business? i don't think it is. ism soys. wry— business? i don't think it is. lem says. why on earth would a somimy— lem says. why on earth would a. somimy—imoi company turn away business? what has moyrrs-s— company turn away business? what has anyone's personal opinions got has anyone's personal opinions ooi—o— has anyone's personal opinions ooi—o isms- has anyone's personal opinions got—a bank? very. got to do with a bank? very worrying.— got to do with a bank? very uorryimu-uiii- got to do with a bank? very worrying. with you worrying. i agree with you srriirsiy—isl worrying. i agree with you. entirely—is very entirely there, lem. it is very worrying— entirely there, lem. it is very worrying indeed,— entirely there, lem. it is very worrying indeed, especially when isrss-i— worrying indeed, especially when we're-at social- worrying indeed, especially when we're at social credit we're looking at social credit ssorss-iss,- we're looking at social credit scores-esg,.conori scores or the esg, as conor isssriisi— scores or the esg, as conor described earlier. and finally on described earlier. and finally orr-irom — described earlier. and finally on-from sunny,- described earlier. and finally on from sunny, the on this from sunny, of all the mines— on this from sunny, of all the things businesses this things big businesses do, this is-moi— things big businesses do, this is-that upsets- things big businesses do, this is that upsets you the is the thing that upsets you the moss.— is the thing that upsets you the moss. n0,— is the thing that upsets you the mosi. n0, is— is the thing that upsets you the most. no, it's not.— is the thing that upsets you the most. no, it's not. it'sjust most. no, it's not. it's just ois-iioi— most. no, it's not. it's just one-that i'm- most. no, it's not. it's just one that i'm talking about one thing that i'm talking about rism— one thing that i'm talking about ism—ii— one thing that i'm talking about rism—i-i irsisrl right now. he says. i'd prefer to-presenters_ right now. he says. i'd prefer to presenters raging about to see presenters raging about rssori— to see presenters raging about rssori-omi— to see presenters raging about record and redundant record profits and redundant during— record profits and redundanti during—crisis. during a cost of living crisis. iusm— during a cost of living crisis. wet, sunny,— during a cost of living crisis. well, sunny, good thing well, sunny, the good thing oioui— well, sunny, the good thing about programme well, sunny, the good thing about-programme i about having a programme is i can—differentl can talk about many different immis— can talk about many different isisss—rimssi

things, many different times. imi— things, many different times. mi i-vs— things, many different times. and i've talked— things, many different times. and i've talked about redundancies, i've talked about rssori— redundancies, i've talked about record _talked- redundancies, i've talked about record cost-talked- redundancies, i've talked about record cost living. lked redundancies, i've talked about record cost living. buti redundancies, i've talked about record cost living. but right about cost of living. but right im— about cost of living. but right now i'm talking— about cost of living. but right now i'm talking people now i'm talking about people esiims—iol getting cancelled. i can do moi.— getting cancelled. i can do moi—ior- getting cancelled. i can do that._for all- getting cancelled. i can do that._for all ofi getting cancelled. i can do- that._for all of your that. thank you for all of your ssssgs mi— that. thank you for all of your messages and please do continue to messages and please do continue is sort— messages and please do continue io ssii-im— messages and please do continue to send-in. coming- messages and please do continue to send in. coming up in to send them in. coming up in ms— to send them in. coming up in iiss-isrs— to send them in. coming up in rss-ismlmy- to send them in. coming up in the part my common the final part of my common ssrrssuss—k- the final part of my common. sense _week,-be sense crusade this week, i'll be isiims— sense crusade this week, i'll be isiime you— sense crusade this week, i'll be telling you about— sense crusade this week, i'll be telling you about who telling you about parents who are telling you about parents who ouirogsi— telling you about parents who are outraged at— telling you about parents who are outraged at a— telling you about parents who are outraged at a school in uorioik— are outraged at a school in norfolk where— are outraged at a school in norfolk where seven year olds are norfolk where seven year olds oiiursmiy— norfolk where seven year olds are apparently they are apparently being told they mism— are apparently being told they might—whateverj are apparently being told they- might_whatever the might be pangender whatever the issk— might be pangender whatever the issk-.—

well, come back. i took to iuiiisr— well, come back. i took to twitter earlier— well, come back. i took to twitter earlier today and i isiss— twitter earlier today and i osisi wiri— twitter earlier today and i asked with the— twitter earlier today and i asked with the uk government and the asked with the uk government and ms imi— asked with the uk government and ms ism oi— asked with the uk government and the bank of england pushing for ssmroi— the bank of england pushing for ssmroi imi— the bank of england pushing for central bank digital currencies , trou— central bank digital currencies , iou io— central bank digital currencies , how is us— central bank digital currencies , how do we avoid the potential imsois— , how do we avoid the potential imsois io— , how do we avoid the potential threats to freedom _ , how do we avoid the potential threats to freedom that they iroioss— threats to freedom that they iroioss s— threats to freedom that they iroioss s isis— threats to freedom that they propose ? 94% of you said that propose? 94% of you said that sist— propose? 94% of you said that sosi is— propose? 94% of you said that sosi is king,— propose? 94% of you said that cash is king, while 6% of you soii— cash is king, while 6% of you soii moi— cash is king, while 6% of you said that bitcoin— cash is king, while 6% of you said that bitcoin fixes this. i om — said that bitcoin fixes this. i om wim— said that bitcoin fixes this. i om suits you— said that bitcoin fixes this. i am with you entirely in that we isos— am with you entirely in that we isvs io— am with you entirely in that we has is ioii— am with you entirely in that we have to hold on— am with you entirely in that we have to hold on to— am with you entirely in that we have to hold on to cash less mm— have to hold on to cash less

mm soy.— have to hold on to cash less mm soy. oi— have to hold on to cash less than 20% of transactions in this sourriry— than 20% of transactions in this soumry ars— than 20% of transactions in this country are using— than 20% of transactions in this country are using cash. so we've sous— country are using cash. so we've sons torm— country are using cash. so we've eons iorm o— country are using cash. so we've gone down a digital hole thanks to gone down a digital hole thanks io iis— gone down a digital hole thanks is its sovii— gone down a digital hole thanks to the covid mechanisms that the sovsmmsm— to the covid mechanisms that the govsmmsm—so- to the covid mechanisms that the government so fight government brought in. so fight iiss— government brought in. so fight issk iy— government brought in. so fight iosi iy using— government brought in. so fight back by using cash. now moving on, back by using cash. now moving omo— ssiooi— back by using cash. now moving on,-a school in- on, parents at a school in uorioii— on, parents at a school in uorioik soy— on, parents at a school in norfolk say that pupils as young as norfolk say that pupils as young -syss— norfolk say that pupils as young -syss oii— norfolk say that pupils as young as-years old are- norfolk say that pupils as young as years old are being as seven years old are being iousm— as seven years old are being rougm moi— as seven years old are being taught that they— as seven years old are being taught that they can be imgsiisr— taught that they can be pangender by their teachers oiisr— pangender by their teachers oiisr sssms— pangender by their teachers after seeing their children's issso— after seeing their children's lesson plans,— after seeing their children's lesson plans, which showed they isms— lesson plans, which showed they were being taught— lesson plans, which showed they were being taught about somssisi— were being taught about contested gender identity isiisis— contested gender identity beliefs, parents launched somiioims— beliefs, parents launched complaints to— beliefs, parents launched complaints to the church of meiosi— complaints to the church of england schools leaders. of iis— england schools leaders. of course, it's church of course, it's the church of meiosi— course, it's the church of england school. the controversial materials provided to_bii_ controversial materials provided io—iysiusoior- to the school by educator soiuiiorrs— to the school by educator solutions, a _ to the school by educator solutions, a trading arm of uorioik— solutions, a trading arm of norfolk county— solutions, a trading arm of norfolk county council . one norfolk county council. one ouirossi — norfolk county council. one outraged parents with two siiiirsrr— outraged parents with two children at _ outraged parents with two children at the same school sioims— children at the same school sioims iis— children at the same school claims the material is being roughi— claims the material is being taught without— claims the material is being taught without parental consultation— taught without parental consultation . joining me now is consultation. joining me now is smisiim— consultation. joining me now is christian concerns— consultation. joining me now is christian concerns head of siussiioi— christian concerns head of education steve big steve, thank you ior— education steve big steve, thank you ior tomms— education steve big steve, thank you forjoining us— education steve big steve, thank you forjoining us. it's been a mis— you forjoining us. it's been a uiiis smss— you forjoining us. it's been a while since we've— you forjoining us. it's been a while since we've chatted. i isis— while since we've chatted. i iois yous— while since we've chatted. i hope you're well. what is going on isrss — hope you're well. what is going on here? well,— hope you're well. what is going on here? well, calvin- hope you're well. what is going on here? viii“ " on here? well, calvin, this is just another example of what's happening up and down the

country in secondary schools, but also primary schools where the gender identity ideology is being taught freely to children even as young as as seven, as in this instance here. and it's all kind of happened since relationship sex and health education has become mandatory in schools . well, in primary in schools. well, in primary schools, relationships , schools, relationships, education has become mandatory. but but what schools have done is they've included all sorts of gender ideology and other sexualising content in the curriculum because they've essentially been groomed by many organisations that have flooded them with resources and told them, you've got to teach this stuff to really young children , stuff to really young children, to be protecting them from harm when really what's happening. i'm afraid. calvin from all the, the many scores and scores of parents and that we've parents and teachers that we've been with , what's been in contact with, what's really young really happening is young children harmed and children are being harmed and damaged by this confusion , using damaged by this confusion, using ideology that children are being taught. but what i don't

understand,— eg but what i don't understand, steve, though, is wiry.— understand, steve, though, is why i— understand, steve, though, is why i msm— understand, steve, though, is why. i mean, first of all, what on sum— why. i mean, first of all, what on sorii is— why. i mean, first of all, what on earth is pangender and why do primary— on earth is pangender and why do primary-mis— on earth is pangender and why do primary-kids need- on earth is pangender and why do primary kids need to be primary school kids need to be iousm— primary school kids need to be iousmls — primary school kids need to be taughtl? what— primary school kids need to be taughtl? what-earth- primary school kids need to be taught ? �*fiiteie taught it? what on earth is pangender ? well, i look this up pangender? well, i look this up again just to kind of catch up with latest definition of with the latest definition of what means . and one of what pangender means. and one of the definitions it is the definitions said it is someone all genders , has someone who has all genders, has all two of them. the infinite number of genders, they own them all. and that's what to be pangender i imagine, in pangender is i imagine, in teaching children about teaching young children about these terms, these these these terms, these contested terms and talking about, you know, children, you could non—bio binary, could be non—bio binary, you might cis, but essentially might be cis, but essentially you need to consider you might have the wrong body have been born in the wrong body teaching kinds of teaching children these kinds of issues when they're at that stage where they have much going on their imagination on in their imagination and actually they need the adults around them affirm them in in around them to affirm them in in truths biological truths about around them to affirm them in in trutithey logical truths about around them to affirm them in in trutithey are cal truths about around them to affirm them in in trutithey are and ruths about around them to affirm them in in trutithey are and not s about around them to affirm them in in trutithey are and not sayiout around them to affirm them in in trutithey are and not say tot who they are and not say to them, do you know what children you can create yourself. you can come up with your own ideas of who are. and you're who you are. and actually you're the to understand the best person to understand who are. children to start

who you are. children to start from that perspective, the adults are abrogating from that perspective, the adult responsibilityibrogating from that perspective, the adultresponsibility and|ating their responsibility and organisations have flooded them with these resources. so it means that thousands of children, as they're working their way through school, become more more confused and more more and more confused and more and more with the idea and more aligned with the idea that to change that they need to change their body change physically, they body change physically, who they are and go for surgery and all this kind of thing, because they've been groomed they they've been groomed since they were young. steve it's were very young. steve it's baffling this baffling to me that this anti—christian is going anti—christian teaching is going on england schools, on in church of england schools, but another topic but that's another topic altogether think it's very altogether. i think it's very smisisr— altogether. i think it's very sinister that— altogether. i think it's very sinister that these- g i think it's very sinister that these children are isms— sinister that these children are isms-mis— sinister that these children are being this without being taught this without iursmoi— being taught this without parental consent or without iorsmoi— parental consent or without parental consultation. why do you— parental consultation. why do you-moi— parental consultation. why do you-mummy- parental consultation. why do you _that.why are. you think that is? why are iusms— you think that is? why are parents being— you think that is? why are parents being left out of this? if parents being left out of this? ii iusms— parents being left out of this? if parents knew— parents being left out of this? if parents knew what- parents being left out of this? if parents knew what was- parents being left out of this? if parents knew what was going on, they would be complaining in droves. now, the government has said you should be consulting schools about the detail of the content of your curriculum, but they know that the content of they know that the content of the curriculum that they've been given to be used by organised from organisations or even from their local authority, which is

their local authority, which is the case here in this this norfolk school. they know that there are contested issues in inside those curriculums and then they know if they, if they are totally trans apparent with parents will parents about this, there will be uproar. fact, is be uproar. in fact, there is uproar. there are some uproar. and but there are some parents who are brave enough , parents who are brave enough, like the parent in this case here, to actually complain to the school, in and have the school, to go in and have meetings and to attempt to educate school well about educate the school as well about the and the harms the dangers and the harms that could brought to could be being brought to children. parents end children. but many parents end up and silent because up fearful and silent because they think, well, what can i do about this? well i would encourage you, if you are a parent, find out what is going on your school. ask them to on in your school. ask them to be really transparent about their , education, their relationships, education, and they are including in and what they are including in their education their relationships. education and i'm sad to say that in many instances you will find terms like pangender coming up in the in the content of what the children will being taught. children will be being taught. now kind of come through now it's kind of come in through a anti—bullying a kind of anti—bullying diversity, inclusivity agenda, but a lot of these things have been mixed in and have confused

all sorts of children because they've been being introduced to seven year olds. imagine asking seven year olds. imagine asking seven year olds. imagine asking seven year old, you know, are you a boy or a girl or are you something because you something else? because you could be imagining asking that to going to children. that's what's going on this country. on up and down this country. it's ridiculous. i think that's vsry— very sound advice, though, siss— very sound advice, though, sisvsi—osiil very sound advice, though,. steve,_ask, not steve, for parents to ask, not ossums-ii-s— steve, for parents to ask, not assume - it's not - steve, for parents to ask, not assume it's not being assume that it's not being roughi— assume that it's not being iuugiilyour— assume that it's not being taught your child's school. taught in your child's school. asi— taught in your child's school. ask-iis— taught in your child's school. ask the curriculum. ask to see the curriculum. rumor-s— ask to see the curriculum. wrist-s going— ask to see the curriculum. what's going on. steve big, head of what's going on. steve big, head oi—smisiim- of education at christian concern. for concern. thank you so much for your— concern. thank you so much for your rims— concern. thank you so much for your time-thank— concern. thank you so much for your time thank you for your time and thank you for sysryiims— your time and thank you for everything that— your time and thank you for everything that christian soissm— everything that christian concern . each everything that christian- concern-. each week on concern is doing. each week on the concern is doing. each week on is show. — concern is doing. each week on is show. iis— concern is doing. each week on the show. we like— concern is doing. each week on the show. we like to end with siosms— the show. we like to end with our closing prayer, and since we are our closing prayer, and since we posi— our closing prayer, and since we iosi sssrsi— our closing prayer, and since we are post vespers, here is the soiissi— are post vespers, here is the soiissi ior— are post vespers, here is the collect for sunday. after ascension _ collect for sunday. after ascension day- collect for sunday. after ascension day . oh god, the king ascension day. oh god, the king of ascension day. oh god, the king oi siory— ascension day. oh god, the king oi siory wis— ascension day. oh god, the king of glory who hast— ascension day. oh god, the king of glory who hast exalted thine ouiy— of glory who hast exalted thine orriy so— of glory who hast exalted thine oiiy issus— of glory who hast exalted thine only son jesus christ with great iriumii— only son jesus christ with great iriumii unio— only son jesus christ with great triumph unto thy— only son jesus christ with great triumph unto thy kingdom in isiss— triumph unto thy kingdom in heaven we beseech thee leave us not comfortless_ heaven we beseech thee leave us not comfortless ,_ heaven we beseech thee leave us not comfortless , but send us not comfortless, but send us rims.— not comfortless, but send us rims. uoiy— not comfortless, but send us thine. holy ghost— not comfortless, but send us thine. holy ghost to comfort us mi— thine. holy ghost to comfort us mi sxoii— thine. holy ghost to comfort us mi sxoii us— thine. holy ghost to comfort us and exalt us unto— thine. holy ghost to comfort us and exalt us unto the same place wim— and exalt us unto the same place uiii our— and exalt us unto the same place with our saviour. _ and exalt us unto the same place with our saviour. christ is gone isiors— with our saviour. christ is gone isiors miso— with our saviour. christ is gone before who liveth _ with our saviour. christ is gone before who liveth and reigneth wim— before who liveth and reigneth uiii iiss— before who liveth and reigneth with thee and— before who liveth and reigneth with thee and the holy ghost.

ons— with thee and the holy ghost. ois soi— with thee and the holy ghost. one god world— with thee and the holy ghost. one god world without end . amen. one god world without end. amen. you isos— one god world without end. amen. you isvs isss— one god world without end. amen. you have been watching calvin's common sense crusade with me, the common sense crusade with me, its issvsrsrri— common sense crusade with me, the reverend calvin robinson. i wiri— the reverend calvin robinson. i uiii is— the reverend calvin robinson. i uiii is iusi— the reverend calvin robinson. i will be back with— the reverend calvin robinson. i will be back with you next soiurioy— will be back with you next soiurioy oi— will be back with you next saturday at seven. up next is is— saturday at seven. up next is the wonderful— saturday at seven. up next is the wonderful darren grime and his the wonderful darren grime and iris iiisroi— the wonderful darren grime and his liberal friends.— the wonderful darren grime and his liberal friends. god bless . his liberal friends. god bless. usiio— his liberal friends. god bless. usiio iiss.— his liberal friends. god bless. hello there. welcome to your gb usus— hello there. welcome to your gb usus usoiisr— hello there. welcome to your gb news weather forecast from the risi— news weather forecast from the iisi oiiiss. — news weather forecast from the met office. i'm— news weather forecast from the met office. icie g news weather forecast from the met office. g met office. i'm craig snell. looking at the second half of the weekend for england and wales, it's going to be another fine and dry day. but for scotland northern ireland we scotland and northern ireland we have front which have this weather front which will its way will gradually spread its way eastwards next 24 eastwards during the next 24 hours. a spell rain hours. given a spell of rain here. but south, the here. but further south, the fine and dry conditions will courtesy of high courtesy of an area of high pressure to. as we end pressure to. so as we end saturday, we end on a fairly clear note across england and wales . but further north you can wales. but further north you can see this band of rain gradually spreading its way south eastwards across scotland and northern rain could northern ireland. the rain could turn heavy, especially turn briefly heavy, especially across mountains of across the mountains of scotland. the cloud across the mountains of scot rain. the cloud across the mountains of scot rain , the cloud across the mountains of scot rain , no the cloud across the mountains of scotrain , no problems; cloud across the mountains of scotrain , no problems; clotwith and rain, no problems here with temperatures further south, it could turn quite chilly the could turn quite chilly for the time especially across time of year, especially across some the midlands some prone spots of the midlands and but that really sets

and wales. but that really sets us up for another fine day across and wales could across england and wales could just see some low cloud from time time, just affecting time to time, just affecting some coasts . but really some eastern coasts. but really the skies reserved for the cloudier skies reserved for scotland ireland. scotland and northern ireland. the will weaken as we the rain will weaken as we approach the afternoon. that may allow some brightness to develop, but on the whole, better sunshine further better the sunshine further south. here, we'll see south. we're here, we'll see temperatures reaching 21 or 22 degrees into the evening. the rain will continue to break up. so some late spells of sunshine possible across parts of scotland and northern ireland, but as we go through the course of the night, the clearer skies really wales and south really across wales and south west so again, here west england. so again, here could another chilly night to could be another chilly night to come. the cloud remaining thickest across eastern scotland. approach scotland. and as we approach monday again, could monday morning again, we could still see some patchy outbreaks of . but for most of monday of rain. but for most of monday we do start the new working week on a fairly quiet note, some good sunshine around, especially for areas . hopefully for western areas. hopefully it'll start to improve as we go into the afternoon across eastern scotland that really eastern scotland and that really sets for a fairly quiet

sets us up for a fairly quiet spell of weather for most of us as we through the next few as we go through the next few days, and wednesday look days, tuesday and wednesday look very some good very similar. some good spells of sunshine and in the sunshine it should feel

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