Policy Exchange

And they defended Hamas, by the way, after the October 7th attack on Israel.

Policy Exchange, the think tank, has said the convention that police operate without fear or favour is being threatened by organisations like this, straying into contested political areas.

But I would argue, I mean...

Why do you need to have a group of Muslim police? We've got a group of black officers, Muslim officers.

But then this effort didn't stop in the US.

It was transplanted to the UK and was particularly applied through think tanks like Policy Exchange, which is aligned with the Atlas Network, which recommended treating organizations like Just Stop Oil essentially like terrorists.

people who were blocking the roads to protest climate change.

And then in some ways, very similar protests have been taken here.

That is nuts.

In 2024, Policy Exchange revealed that police forces across England and Wales spend a combined of 60,000 hours a year investigating and recording non-crime hate incidents, many of them relating to hurdy words online.

On top of that, the zealous enforcement of the Islamophobia definition repackaged as anti-Muslim hostility is already being weaponized to silence those who dare to legitimately criticize, debate, challenge, or mock Islam.

The Free Speech Union has also exposed the Telegraph, the sinister tactics and criteria used by the Forfeiture Committee to strip people of their honors over posts they make on social media that challenge progressive and prevailing orthodoxies.

So there's a ton of people who didn't see the passion of the Christ, and they're going to get to see the resurrection of the Christ, see where that goes.

The Telegraph magazine is reporting something, and also an organization called Policy Exchange, reporting a really disturbing trend in the UK that there are Um, what, what should we call, uh, organizations that, uh, to a large degree are helping young people, uh, increase the explanation or the, sometimes the falsification or the exaggeration of their discipline disabilities so that they can collect more money on welfare.

Now, a couple of things I want to say on that, obviously there are persons with disabilities who need to be helped.

Let's get, make that clear.

getting serious- Can you give a couple of examples, Eric, of where that indoctrination is taking place in the schools?

So yeah, I did a survey, a study, Policy Exchange report in 2022, I believe, we polled 1,518 to 20-year-olds asking what they got taught in school and how many of them had heard any one of a list of six radical social justice concepts, patriarchy, white privilege, these sorts of things.

Had they heard that from an adult in school? And was that adult their teacher? Almost 70%.

Over two-thirds had heard at least one of these concepts.

Uh, and I fought tooth and nail to ensure, um, that veterans were pro- protected, but I, I lost.

Um, I'd run out of road to, to argue for that within government because we were creating this twin track approach to truth, ju- uh, justice and reconciliation, which was gonna cost in excess, I think recently, I think, um, Policy Exchange came out with analysis of up to £2 billion.

Wow.

£2 billion.