And it's almost like they just view the working classes as thugs, Monty.

Yeah, I agree with that.

I think it's broader than that.

I think they actually hate masculine men.

I think the establishment can't stand testosterone because that historically, and not that I'm advocating for a violent revolution on the streets, but in times...

You look at history, French Revolution, whatever, revolutions are caused by strong masculine men, and that's exactly what they hate.

This entire process is obviously been sped up because it is a political attack.

Look at the way that that father literally did not give a shit about his son.

Kiwi,

you know, French maybe.

Well, in fact, I have a small amount actually in my ancestry from the Norman invasion, a tiny, tiny amount, in fact.

But that doesn't escape the fact that we're not talking about race here.

We're talking about what you inherit.

It's about lineage.

So I if you look at my family history, from going back to the Celts, and if we go through a very quick history of Britain, a very quick one, because I know, of course, we've not got much time, but you've got, we had the old, kind of, our most distant ancestors of the Celts, then we had the Romans come and invade, kill a lot of Celts, and then later on the Roman Empire falls, and then the Anglo-Saxons come, take over this land, kill a lot of Celts, kill a lot of Romans, and then essentially breed together and create a new ancestry that is passed down, that continuity.

Is that a reasonable distinction? Can we run with that, or is that unacceptable?

Let me

round off my point.

Sorry, it's interrupting.

No, not at all.

The more fertility rates are naturally going to drop.

Not to mention, you've also got physical issues with the COVID jabs, for example, have caused infertility.

And the fact that other jabs have things like MRC5 in, which you can look at, this isn't factual, this is more speculation, but it's a conversation worth having.

What do you think to that tracking, the causality of feminism, misery within women?

Can you hear me, Monty?

I can.

I don't know if you're speaking to me.

Yes, I am.

So I was being British and polite and waiting for someone else to jump in.

Don't be polite.

Don't be British.

Yeah.

You know, these people tried to send me to prison.

Yeah, I mean, I think that's quite clear.

I mean, I'm more interested in talking on the positives.

It's a great atmosphere, a great Yarmouth.

I'm here right now, actually.

And it's been an incredible week.

I've been here since, well, gosh, it's been a week now, since last Friday.

Dan, if we were stranded on a desert island together tomorrow, I'm sure we would all get along fine.