UnHerd

So you can see here another cluster down here in Cambodia.

Lydia Bowden is co-founder of UnHerd, an NGO dedicated to raising awareness of human trafficking.

They are moving at a much quicker and more coordinated pace than international government response.

It's going to take more than just a promise to shut down scam centers for this to end.

and that Kemi Badenoch is right to be careful not to incline in either direction because she could alienate large amounts of her base.

And this week we've had a – and I've written about this for UnHerd – but we've had quite a lot of polling evidence to show that, if anything, the Conservative voter base is – becoming more hostile towards reform and Nigel Farage.

That's not everyone by any means and probably overall party leans further to the right than to the centre.

But don't underestimate the number of people that would be alienated on our own side by a pact with reform.

We started doing rehearsed readings.

Well, I should say before that, we'd started to go to conversations at places like UnHerd and these other places that were popping up.

And we were really excited that these interesting conversations were going on with these kind of new intellectuals.

And they were talking about things that really seemed to matter and that were very, yeah, very pertinent to the modern world.

So Eric Schmidt absolutely appalled by what is happening, also saying in The Washington Post that the war is being lost.

And now a third article in UnHerd, which is by the way a sister newspaper magazine of The Spectator, they're owned by the same person, by Wolfgang Munchau, German economist, fairly influential person.

He says that the West is involved, caught up in two wars, and both of these wars are being lost.

And he said something very interesting.

And also makes for a more interesting watch.

You know, I remember the UnHerd team sort of saying to me afterwards, do you and Rob sort of, go on, is there a bit of friction? It's like, no, it's just a good, healthy debate.

So firstly, thank you for that.

Thank you for the debate at the time.

Yeah.

Um, you know, Richard Dawkins recently wrote this piece for UnHerd magazine, um, you know, saying that he had basically tried to convince himself that Claude or Claudia, as he was calling, uh, you know her-

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... was, uh, was not conscious and he, and he failed and, and, and actually concluded that she must be con-conscious.

Mm.

Uh, and as Aris Roussinos has argued, a journalist who spent a lot of time, uh, in Northern Ireland, he writes for UnHerd, we're seeing the Ulsterization of Britain.

This is what a s- creating a multicultural sectarian society looks like.

Uh, you have, in the case of the rape gangs, you have people covering up for their own community.

dancing along to the objective music of the universe.

Also, just a side note, it is conspicuous that The Guardian, The Times, even UnHerd, aren't outraged about the number of witch talk or occult spiritual influences proliferating on social media making young women like Maria utterly miserable, but they are incensed about the apparent insincerity or far-right pipeline connected to Tradwife continent which seems to be bringing them back to church and making them happier.

Funny that.

Some respondents say they encountered Christianity at university.

Okay, and once again, just like we've got a few mainstream articles now on the Department of War teaming up with ChatGPT, etc.

There are a few articles, this one in particular, this one I think published in the last 24 hours on UnHerd.

It's kind of a must read.

AI is Trump's Manhattan Project.