Nick Griffin

I think it's, it's a combination, right? I mean, one of the advantages, say, someone like Tommy Robinson or let's take even Danny Tommo, what we've seen in the last few days, have over the BNP is the ease with which you can mobilize vast numbers.

You know, the, Nick Griffin and the British National Party, it was hard for them to reach millions of people.

They weren't on television.

They wouldn't be put on the radio.

Enjoy.

How dare you? Yeah, like my buddy Nick Griffin.

He does a whole thing about soup.

Heat and stir.

Rapid City Ricky.

What's up, Ricky?

That makes three of us, buddy.

Well, two of us.

Jump to the wrong conclusion

... it's the wrong thing, especially when 15 years ago, whatever it was, Nick Griffin from the BNP, the British National Party-

Yeah

... said that we should go into folk clubs.

Well, case in point, a young'uns folk fan also into his, uh, '90s happy hardcore.

Yeah.

But I suppose with all of that going on, when you've got the likes of Nick Griffin saying, "Oh, you should join Morris dancing conventions," you could imagine a BNP member getting the wrong idea-

Mm-hmm

Just as I can't call myself Jewish on a whim and live in Israel, they can't be called British either.

And in this article, Melanie Phillips complains about the rise of the BNP and Nick Griffin.

She said that a YouGov poll taken after Question Time when Nick Griffin appeared showed that 22% of British voters would seriously consider voting for them.

And that's because immigration was a salient issue.

And do you think that's gone away just because they've had their passports rubber stamped? Just because the government said, well, we've given them a magic bit of paper.

Meanwhile, American soldiers [chuckles] it says here, "US servicemen in the Persian Gulf have scribbled messages on the dust of an aircraft flap per an image from the field sent to Trippy Parsi.

The messages include, 'Be a good goy and do what Israel tells you.' 'Operation Epstein Fury.' 'Peace deal number 64 incoming.' 'All this for the Holy Land.' 'Love Israel.' 'I'm a good goy.' 'I'm BB's bucks.' 'I, I heart flock cameras.' A US serviceman adds, 'What people in the media don't understand when they compare past conflicts to this one is that operation has no morale behind it.

It makes a world of difference to service members deployed in undesirable locations.'" And definitely, I mean, look, these are the people we expect to storm the beaches of Bandar Abbas and Qeshm Island for ZOG, and they're joking about being ZOG slaves [chuckles] on base.

At a certain level, they're just gonna be like, "Nah, man, like, s- we don't want to." And, you know, Israel's gonna get very angry, and this is why Israel and these Jews talk about how America will fall.

They don't wanna defend Israel, you know.

It is never going to surrender.

You know, we've been in wars before where we fought enemies that wouldn't surrender either.

Remember the kamikazes? Remember Japan? Remember the emperor was like a demigod to the people back then? Tojo was very stubborn, very headstrong, and unfortunately, we had to drop two atomic bombs until they would surrender.

which is that like for the radicalization of traditional Tory voters, there's a sense that our civilization is under assault and Tory leaders and leaders to the right of the Tories have led into that vociferously for the last 10 years.

And they've been dragged to it as well by, The Rise of the Far Right, Tommy Robinson's, Nick Griffin's before that.

But also on the other hand, it's quite difficult not to think of a decline of civilization when you lived in some post-industrial towns and cities across the country where so much of it feels like a bit of a wasteland.

Even if you know, if you have your finger on the pulse and you know there's all of this good stuff going on, that people are doing all sorts of amazing things, it feels like you live after something, right?

No, I very much agree.

And again, this goes back to what Nick Griffin and what we've been talking about for a while, how, again, I think not just an American, but still an Israeli positive externality of all this war is the slow, it could have been quick, but it will also go slow, destruction of Gulf energy.

I mean, it's just another, these other, Muslim monarchies, look, sure, the Saudis and the Emiratis most definitely are more unfavorable to Israel than the Iranians, but Israel hates all of these goyim, and all of these goyim occupy, at least especially the Saudis and others, occupy areas that they view as parts of greater Israel.

So them slowly destroying each other is a benefit.