Good afternoon. Today is Monday the 12th of
August 2024, just after 1:00. Welcome to UK column News.
I'm your host, Brian Garish, and I'm delighted to have with me
Diane Rasmussen, Mcaddy from Scotland and Ben Rubin from
London. Now I'm just going to say that I
did mention last week I was going to do an update on
Ukraine. I'm not going to do that.
Today will be on Wednesday. Obviously some very interesting
events unfolding with the Ukrainian incursion into the
Kursk area, but other very serious things happening on the
battlefield. But I'll cover that on
Wednesday. We decided that today the focus
should be on UK. We're really in a war in this
country and as I've said before, in my opinion that is a war
against our own politicians. But let's hear what Nigel Farage
had to say on the subject of Keir Starmer and immigration.
So Starmer's going to get tough. We're going to treat the
trafficking gangs as if they are terrorists.
We're going to take the lead in Europe.
Goodness me, I've heard that before.
And you know what we're going to do?
We're going to sign back up to Europol, not Interpol, no
Europol, the E us own police force.
And we will take our share of asylum seekers crossing the
Mediterranean coming in to the European Union.
We'll be signing up for the EU refugee program, something we
weren't even in as members of the European Union.
And given that yesterday 6800 people landed in Lampedusa,
Italy alone, I suspect the number, even if the boat stops,
the numbers coming, would be even bigger than now.
We're going back into EU programs.
He won't solve a thing. Well totally agree with him.
It won't solve the thing, but what would be nice is if Nigel
Farage would get into the real detail as what's happening,
because the illegal immigration is a tiny fraction of the
overall migration and that migration is planned policy
throughout the European Union. Indeed it's a globalist policy,
as we've highlighted several times before.
But Nigel's certainly right to be warning about Starmer getting
involved with the Europol because this is dragging us
deeper into the EU. And we can be sure that if
Europol is being engaged in matters to do with immigration,
Europol will be engaged in matters to do with terrorism.
And as most people in the UK now understand, Starmer is prepared
to label anybody who gets out of hand or challenges his policies,
his government, as a terrorist. So this is very dangerous times.
But let's just jump back a little bit and see what Keir
Starmer was saying while he was still in the position of shadow
leader. Would Labour be prepared to
negotiate with the 27 EU nations on a an asylum seeker burden
sharing scheme so that Britain does its bit within the wider
international context? I think it's important to
distinguish between the arrangements within the EU for
EU members, which we're not part of and we won't be part of, and
sitting outside that, a returns agreement of some sort.
Now everybody knows we need a returns agreement.
The Prime Minister himself has acknowledged that we need a
returns agreement and that would have to be negotiated.
We're in opposition. We're not in a position to
negotiate that. And that's not what I've been
talking about today. But I accept that that's a a
discussion that needs to take place.
The Prime Minister knows that's a discussion that needs to take
place, but the terms of that would have to be negotiated as
we went along. But it wouldn't be as if we were
a member of the EU because we're not a member of the EU.
So I'd just like to ask the audience, is this man just
confused? He doesn't really understand
what he said previously, or is he actually lying?
It's so difficult to tell. We're not in, we're not part of,
but what is he absolutely doing? He's burying, burrowing his way
back into the European Union as fast as possible.
So let's have a look at him in action here.
UK Prime Minister Kia Starmer has announced 99 million euros
in funding to tackle illegal migration.
Starmer said To stop illegal migration, we must also tackle
it at source. The money will fund projects
across Africa and the Middle East and includes humanitarian
and health support and access to education.
Starmer was speaking to the leaders of 45 countries at the
European Political Community Summit in Oxfordshire.
So there we are, an EU political summit brought into Oxfordshire
and Keir Starmer deep into it. What has happened?
Well, the EU is still wrapped around us and Keir Starmer is
going to make sure that those chains have pulled even tighter
around people in UK. Let's look at just some of the
headlines as legacy media did actually pick up at least some
of the things going on here. Because whilst headline in the
first one is the terrorist gang, this is about the chats with
Europol supposedly on immigration.
But is it really? And then we can see we've got
Sky News talking about sites on a closer relationship with
Europe. Kia Starmer aims to repair
European bridges that the Tories have burnt.
Kia Starmer plots deal to take EU migrants from the Telegraph
and UK Starmer hails European unity on Ukraine, tackling
migration and of course many, many people coming out of
Ukraine, into Europe and indeed onto UK.
Well, what did the UK column have to say about Brexit back in
2018? That they want a veto over
future trade deals signed by the UK.
So in other words, if the UK signs a trade deal with a
country that the EU has a trade deal with, the EU is suggesting
that they want the part of veto some aspects of those trade
deals that Britain might do with other countries.
Yeah, it's Brexit without the exit.
And I think we're looking at that.
I think that's absolutely it. So I think we're allowed to say
the UK column absolutely on the button.
Back then we saw it for what it was.
We called it out for what it was.
It was not Brexit with an exit. There was no exit in what was
what was what was done. And Keir Starmer of course knows
this and he's going to continue to lock us Eva even deeper into
EU controls. Now have a look at what he's
doing to the UK public. This is a Telegraph reporters
article here. You'll be refused bail even if
you only watch riots from the sideline.
Judge warns whether an active participant or curious observer,
anybody involved in disorder will be locked up.
Now that was told a Belfast course.
But let's just have a look at this clip at an event.
A simple event, but very telling this side of the water.
We've got to stand up against this.
We've got to come together and stand up against this.
Guys. Watch the papers tomorrow or
today. Don't ask Wesley Winters what?
The media will say about this but let all on camera.
He's been doing a mega job against British people.
After documenting the whole event and standing in the same
spot for about 10 more minutes, the police then decided to do
this. He's been covering all the
behind the scenes stuff of this. And look at this, what are you
doing the rest of me arresting for a public disorder for
filming? Well, there you have it, public
disorder for filming and it's only going to get worse under
Keir Starmer, free speech is being destroyed.
Just a little clip here from Margaret Thatcher talking on the
subject of immigration. I'm going to talk over it for
people who are just listening into the news, but let's play
it. So she's saying those who are
genuine refugees and that's determined by the United Nations
will not be returned. Those are that are legal
migrants will be returned. And it is customary
international law for countries to receive their own immigrants
back into their country. And if he, the right honourable
gentleman, is suggesting that we ever get to a position when you
cannot return illegal immigrants to their country of origin, then
he is proposing international chaos.
And that of course is what it is, calculated chaos.
So Ben, good point to bring you in because we are clearly under
attack by our own government and the key tactic at the moment is
anybody who dares to speak out or challenge Starmer's
government is a far right wing extremist.
What's your thoughts? We're all far right now.
That was a great opening segment, Brian.
Thank you. The the gentleman being arrested
for filming, what was going on in the street level, I think is
very telling because the government don't want you seeing
what's happening on the street. And I think it's because they
might well be coordinating it. And I'm going to talk to you
about that. And I think draw some dots
together, draw some information together, which supports that
analysis. So last week there was we were
certainly presented with the story of an organic and
spontaneous anti fascist uprising in response to riots
across the north of England, in response to the far right thugs
and fascists that are our fellow citizens according to the people
in power. I was sent this message by
someone from the Jamaican community which was doing the
rounds on Wednesday. And we can see here a supposed a
call out from a far right group telling people to come together
at 39 locations from Aldershot to Wigan, all around the UK in
order to push back against immigration, saying they won't
stop coming until you tell the mask up, get out on the street.
All right, This was sent to me and it'd be doing the rounds
across the whole of London so far as I can tell, actually a
lot of people talking about this.
It was very well distributed and then in response to that we saw
a whole bunch of St. level activity, most notably for me
this event up in Walthamstow, which is just around the corner
from where I live. Here we have Paul Mason, former
political editor at Channel 4 News, a former BBC man as well,
talking about an event in Walthamstow.
Central 10,000 people, peaceful, calm, determine the actual
working class of East London. Hashtag hope, not hate.
Now let's just remind ourselves who Paul Mason is for a start.
I'm going to come back to him a couple of times in his
presentation. The first thing you need to know
about him is that he is actually a confirmed MI 6 asset.
Yeah. So this is someone who works
with military intelligence. I also like to reference the
fact that there are actually very few working class people in
Walthamstow these days. The average house price is about
800,000 lbs. And in this video, all I can see
is a bunch of fashionistas. Yeah, this look like this sort
of average shortage, people who work in design agencies, all
that kind of thing. Right.
So the idea that this is some kind of spontaneous working
class uprising I think is just a bit far fetched.
I did go up to go and take a look.
I didn't want to, but I thought I best given it was happening.
This is a photo that I took. Big crowd.
Let me zoom in a little bit. There certainly were thousands
of people. 10,000 Yeah, maybe actually there were a lot of
people out on the street, but it was a very strange atmosphere.
When I my my coming away from it, I made a little film I
shared on my telegram. And the word that I used was
dead. Felt like a dead atmosphere.
There was no one to be in opposition to, right?
So, and all these people have come out in order to stare down
the fascists, but there were no fascists at all on the street.
There are a few people in the crowd speaking in hush tones
about the fact that maybe someone from the EDL had been
spotted in this part of London or that part of London.
But there were no fascists. There were no EDL supporters,
which is actually, you know, unsurprising given the fact that
the EDL doesn't exist anymore. It was disbanded in 2014, right.
So this is a bit of a bogeyman here.
It feels like this is a story that's been concocted for for a,
for a specific reason. And actually it turns out the
whole thing probably was a hoax, right?
So this is Nick Longs from Hope not Hate.
I mentioned Hope not Hate earlier because Paul Mason used
the hashtag. So then maybe some link here.
And we spoke about this fella last week because he shared a
full story about acid being thrown on Muslim women in the
north of England, which was a deliberate provocation as far as
I can tell. And yeah, he says it was a hoax.
But just look at the front pages of today's papers.
An anti racist message is being transmitted to millions of homes
this morning. That's a big propaganda win.
And anti racism, by the way, that's that is just Marxism when
you dig into it. So we had wall to wall support
for the anti fascist across even the right wing press.
My goodness, the Daily Mail got in on the ACT, right?
You know, people presenting this like it's some kind of huge
moral victory for the nation. But actually what did we see on
the streets? A lot of this kind of thing
actually, there are a lot of armed gangs of immigrants
roaming around in places like Sheffield and Stoke.
And then what popped up the next day?
This video, which came from the Walthamstow protest.
They hurt. We've got children and women
using those trains. It's doing the summer elegance.
They are disgusting, nothing and.
We need to cull their throats and get rid of the road.
I just want to say thank you all for the leaving now and.
Thank you so much. So that was a fellow called
Ricky Jones calling for political dissidents that he
calls Nazis to have their throats cut, right.
That is a criminal offence. So he's a Labour councillor in
Dartford or, or I should say he was a Labour councillor in
Dartford because he's been suspended, as we'll find out in
a minute, back in 2021. I've done a little bit of
digging into this guy. He got the sniffles in 2021, he
got COVID and he participated in what is basically a propaganda
exercise. I recommend going to watch this
short video. It's only a couple of minutes
and we'll put a link to it in the comments.
As I said, he was suspended by Dartford Labour.
They said that they're, whatever video circulating the behaviour
is completely unacceptable. He's been suspended from the
Labour Party and they're not going to be making any further
comment. All of the, the replies were
locked. So there's no discussion over
here. And then it the next day,
actually it was on the same day that the video appeared on the
eighth. He was, he was arrested.
So the Met Police saying that a man's been arrested at an
address in South London. He was held on suspicion of
encouraging murder and for an offence under the Public Order
Act at a peace rally of all things.
Isn't that remarkable? So anyway, we'll come back to
Ricky Jones, we'll let you know how that develops.
But I think it tells you quite a bit about the tone of things and
where that's coming from. Actually, let's go back to this
image. So there were two things that
jumped out of me here. The first one is that is an
Amnesty International High V's vest.
Yeah. And I don't know who that woman
is. I don't know if she works at
Amnesty International, but she's certainly been associated with
the message that he delivered. And Amnesty International will
set up to protect political dissidents.
But Ricky there has just said that he wants to kill political
dissidents. The optics here are absolutely
appalling. Amnesty have not thus far made
any kind of statement about this.
I've been onto their Twitter page and they've not posted
anything since the 7th of August.
And I think they need to make a statement.
So actually this afternoon I'm going to be contacting Sasha
Deshmukh, who I used to work with, by the way.
Hi Sasha, who is the chief executive of Amnesty UK.
So I think that they need to come out very firmly on the side
of on on the right side of this, frankly.
Who else have we got in frame? So this woman laughing about the
throat cutting, that's Joe Cardwell.
She's a radical Marxist and she was the chief steward of the
event. She was actually running the
event. She was the senior official
there organizing things on the ground.
As I say, she's a political operative, she's been working
very closely with the Green Party recently and she was part
of the team working with this gentleman, most in Ali, who's
the lead city councillor for Gipton and Hare Hills for the
Green Party, and he was voted in back in May.
And I think this image is quite revealing actually, because we
have some quite irate immigrant gentleman in the foreground, and
then you have a grin, a grinning Marxist in the background
looking at all of the chaos unfolding.
Yeah, I think that's a really powerful image actually.
So who else was talking about this?
Reuters got in on the ACT. They actually had a quotation
from Joe Cardwell, who they describe as a volunteer at stand
up Racism. And she's basically coming out
and saying this is a scale of attack we have never seen
before. Are they really using this as an
opportunity to terrorise the population and to turn people
against each other? And it is absolutely
unacceptable. And it's all coming from at
least in part, I think this this organization stand up to racism.
They've been producing these signs and they clearly
extraordinarily well back because you don't leave that
much timber and print by the side of the road every weekend.
And they are all around the country every weekend providing
protesters with these signs. And that doesn't come for free,
right? You know, there's a lot of money
getting used here. Very little information about
them on their website. The whole thing is run on Gmail
accounts or they've got 50 locations around the UK, but
there's no formal e-mail address.
But then actually, when you do dig into it properly, and this
came from a gentleman called Sean Finch who found out that
actually the former president of this organization that has been
organising these, these these these counter protests is Diane
Abbott at the very senior Labour MP, Labour MP for Hackney North.
And and this organization is directly linked into something
called United Against Fascism, the British anti fascist group.
If you go to the Wikipedia page for stand up to racism, there's
actually nothing there. It takes you directly to this
organization. Heavy union linked.
It's Co chaired by a couple of people, including Khalha Ahmad
of the Muslim Council of Britain.
You should probably step in actually, because I found this
article that he wrote in 2015 which says there is nothing
liberal about calling for execution without regard to due
process is what Ricky Jones has just done at your event, Sir.
Anyway, it's going to keep on escalating.
They got a big fundraiser coming up on Saturday with Jeremy
Corbyn in Dalston in London. They've been active this past
weekend. We've got Paul Mason back out
outside the Reform HQ in central London with signs that we've
just talked about. And actually, let's go back to
Paul Mason because I think he's absolutely crucial in all of
this. So what's he talking about?
He wants the government to enact the full Online Safety Act with
no more consultations. He wants heavy censorship.
And who's pulling his strings? We've already talked about MI 6,
but maybe it's this guy in his Twitter handle.
Wow, Ben, thank you very much. Obviously, a lot that people
need to research to really understand what's causing the
angst and trouble in this country.
We've got more analysis coming up in today's news.
But of course, another period where people were attacked,
their mental health was attacked, their whole psychology
was attacked, was in lockdown. So welcome to today's news.
Diane, what have you got to tell us about the Scottish COVID
inquiry? Hello, Brian.
Ben, Thanks, Brian. Yeah, so we need to be doing
some coverage, I think over the next period actually about the
about both COVID and Currys both in the UK and in Scotland.
But I think Scotland in particular, they have let some
things slip out that maybe the government wouldn't have wanted
to be slipped out. But let's look at this a little
bit. And what I I plan to do over
time is some more in depth analysis of the the hearings and
the transcripts and the the witness statements that are
coming out. But we have a long way to go in
getting through the inquiry. So first let's look at,
according to the Scottish COVID Inquiry website, what is a
public inquiry. So we're pretty clear here that
it can investigate what's going on, but it is also expected to
report on its findings and make recommendations for improvements
in the future. So what we're seeing here is,
well, next time we have a pandemic, I'll put that in
inverted commas. We don't want this to happen
again. No, first, we don't.
So what exactly is going on with this inquiry and what are they
doing? If, if we look at the, the, the,
the terms of the Scottish inquiry, you know, they've done
it separately from the UK inquiry.
And that's because ministers in Scotland had devolved powers
that were different in some ways or in addition to what happened
in the UK. And so, for example, the, the
administration of vaccines was, was some of it was devolved and
some of it was, was UK wide. For those of you who lived in
Scotland, as I did during the 2020 to 22 period, we know that
the restrictions were much stricter up here in Scotland
than they were down South, which was very, very difficult for
people for not for the reasons of a deadly virus, but for the
reasons of the isolation and the other consequences that we all
experienced through that time period.
We see in the next slide here that the inquiry is now going
into its next phase, even though this covers the period from
January 2020 to the end of 2022 for the so-called COVID period,
we have now just moved into our permanent hearing space in July
of 2024. So we're just getting started.
Obviously we now have a permanent home, so who knows how
long this is going to last for, you know, investigating what
happened to a small country. There are ways, if you could get
involved in the inquiry at different levels.
We see here core participants which have a wider range of
responsibility in terms of looking at the evidence, looking
at anything that's provided in advance in writing.
There are three themes within the inquiry.
The first one has just been completed the earlier this
summer, which is health and social care.
There are two more to go. So we're only about 1/3 of the
way through the hearings if we want to look at it that way.
I'm interested in contributing the one in education young
people because I saw first hand the the detrimental terrible
effects it had on the university students that I was directly
responsible for. For example, when I had to deal
with their their suicidal feelings, some of them were
wanting to take their own lives because they were stranded in
residence halls and I could not do anything as a a university
program director other than send them an e-mail address.
I couldn't even send them to a counseling office or even give
them a phone number for campus counseling services at the time.
So for me that was really difficult And so obviously even
more difficult for the students who are losing their, you know,
their their youth on on being locked up in in residence halls
and other places. But that all said, there is a a
man called Dave, the independent researcher.
His ex handle is biology phenom. So I would encourage all of you
to go and check out the extensive video clips and the
evidence that he's been collecting.
Unfortunately, it's really hard to summarize video clips because
there are so much of them in so many transcripts.
But this is what I'm going to hopefully be working on over
time. So we have just a couple of
minutes here summarizing some of the findings from this first
stage of the inquiry from health and social care.
If we could play that video, please.
We anticipate the inquiry will hear that people were pressured
to agree to do not resuscitate notices, that people were not
resuscitated, even though no such notice was in place, that
residents may have been neglected and left to starve.
So yeah, he did know because it terrified him.
Right. And do you know if he was asked
once or if he was asked on a number of occasions?
5 * 5 * 5 times that night. Or five times within 24 hours.
Aye, that's what I said to him. I said to my mum's.
No dying of COVID. My mum's dying of starvation and
dehydration. By the next winter we were back
to square one. There was lots of people not
getting in. There was lots of people who
were. They'd really get into isolating
people really badly that year. I mean, that was terrible.
There was people being isolated for people were coming in the
group saying my mum's been stuck in her room for 45 days.
I got a. Phone call from the care home to
say that my dad was failing. He was agitated.
He'd been shouting for help, he'd been wandering into other
rooms so he was still mobile. They'd found him on his hands
and knees trying to get to the toilet.
I was then told they were going to introduce end of life
medication which would be midazolam and if needed and
morphine and I was shocked. I've ascertained that the
sedative that she was given is one called midazolam.
That's great. And we've heard about midazolam
from other witnesses and I think it is associated with end of
life care. She was also given two other
drugs that were part of an end of life protocol.
The funeral directors was the ones that that says to me, they
says they used to have a thing called like a cremation form
four or something. If they had an issue with the
cause of death, which was on the death certificate, then they
would get in touch with us people.
They'd tick a box and I asked them directly, I says, if you
still had the forms, if they still existed today, because
they they'd done away with them, they stopped doing them.
I says, I says, would you have ticked that box to say that you,
you've got a concern with the cause of death of my brother's
death certificate? And he says to me, yes.
I'm personally not convinced my mum had COVID.
So definitely some evidence that a lot of us know, obviously
anecdotally from what happened to us and from other people we
know. My father-in-law was a midazolam
death in 2021. My mother died of well she was
on a ventilator in 2021. I wasn't allowed to see her
because she died in America and I wasn't vaccinated and I
wouldn't test. So we know about these
detrimental effects on families and people and I'm certainly not
discounting anything about the what people are saying in the
testimonies. But I think what we do need to
look at is what is the actual scope of the inquiry?
What can an inquiry do to hold people to account for what did
happen other than just saying, oh, let's not do that next time?
And how much is it costing the Scottish taxpayers?
If we go to the next slide, we can see here the cost from the
start of inquiry, assuming that was sometime in before the 31st
of March 2022 up until the 30th of June 2024 has been a total of
£26.1 million that has been spent on the inquiry.
And as I said, we're only about 1/3 of the way done, at least
when it comes to the hearings and the things that are, you
know, coming out of that and, and all of the work and the
staff and so on. So I've had a lot of discussion
about this on X the last few days.
And if you would like to get involved in this conversation,
please follow me on X. My my ID is DIANEUKC.
So that's Diane. UKC.
We see some different ranges of opinions about the inquiries.
Alex Mitchell, who we've worked with before on the UK column,
has said, you know, OK, so we have such a small amount of the
claims for the vaccine injured both in England and in Scotland
that are getting awarded vaccine damage payments because the
vaccine damage payment scheme is so terribly limiting.
But yet we're spending millions on these inquiries.
And I've said myself, well, if we look at the fact that we know
that there weren't excess deaths in 2020, but the excess deaths
actually started once we got into the the vaccine rollout in
2021. And going forward, that the fact
that they're still calling this a pandemic inquiry investigation
is a problem for me because to me, it just expands the
narrative that there was a pandemic when we know it was
actually, you know, vaccine damage and isolation and
bedazzling and other things that actually killed people.
I would just like to call out again, once again, Dave, biology
phenom. He has a sub stack here that has
a lot of other, in addition to the video clips he's put on
Twitter. He has extensive information on
his sub stack as well. So I don't have time to go into
all of it, obviously, but I would encourage everyone to
check that out to see what he's actually uncovered, which has
been quite substantial. And again, I will continue to do
some formal sort of analysis of some of the transcripts and the
witness statements and report on those in the coming months.
Brian. Diane, thank you very much for
that excellent segment. To me, there can be no doubt
that the government has been attacking elderly people and
they've simply been cold in my opinion, and if the government
is prepared to do this with the elderly, they're prepared to do
a lot more with the younger living.
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discussion. And also UK call them on
location events in Bristol for the 19th of October.
Early bird tickets still on sale.
So if you haven't got a ticket under that scheme, I suggest you
get on board. But we're looking forward to
meeting our supporters at that event in Bristol.
Now let's get back to the subject of the demise of UK.
Has this been accidental? I don't think so.
Let's jump all the way back to the year 2000 and the concept of
a new class. This is the quote and it came
from the Centre for Policy Studies.
The Prime Minister has a vision of a New Britain.
Central to this vision is the creation of a new Class, A new
elite placed in positions of authority who will propagate the
spirit of the age and spread the principles of the 3rd Way across
Britain. So democracy going out of the
window because basically Tony Blair and his colleagues will be
bringing in a new elite. And if you don't know what the
3rd Way is, then I suggest you have a look at this Guardian
article. Credit where it's due, it's a
very good article about what the 3rd Way is and profess talking
about Professor Anthony Giddens, the man who helped Labour create
it. And if you look at the bottom
there, you'll see Bill Clinton is mentioned a bit.
Now way back in 2006 we were warning about a charity that was
supported very strongly by the Labour Party and particularly
from the office of the Deputy Prime Minister.
This was common purpose. And what we were talking about
in 2006 was how this pernicious charity was controlling cities
by putting its people in the structure of the city.
So if we can imagine this, it's almost like a virus infecting a
whole level of systems from the council leaders, through chief
executive, through social services and into the regional
government offices, the government office of the
southwest, the regional development agencies, but also
the police, local universities, Chamber of Commerce, and yes,
unfortunately, people with criminal records or even
perversions. So that's the system taking
control of the city. But this was a subset of a much
bigger system exerting control through the through the European
Union, through U KS democratic government and through all of
our institutions, the civil service, the public sector, the
quangos, the government offices of the regions, the regional
assemblies and the regional development agencies, plus wider
society and the private sector and youth and school children.
And if we put in Reds, the common purpose system, the thing
which went hand in glove with it was the use of neuro linguistics
and nudging so that people at every level of this pyramid of
power were coming under control of this this new system for
future leaders. Now if we have a look at the
Tories, they were pushing Big society.
And in his March 2010 Conservative Party conference
speech, Cameron announced that the Big Society was a guiding
philosophy, a society where the leading force for progress is
social responsibility, not state control.
It includes a whole set of unifying approaches, breaking
statement monopolies, allowing charity, social enterprises and
companies to provide public services, making government more
accountable. Well, weasel words, because
government controls increased while the power of communities
has diminished. But what was important is that
Conservative Home Blogs blog site revealed that this plan is
directly based on the successful community organising movement
established by Saul Alinsky in the United States and it's
trained generations of community organizers, including President
Obama himself. And if we couple that with these
revealing quotes, which we've mentioned many times and will
continue to mention, this was Nicholas Bowles MP saying that
the Prime Minister and his deputy Nick Clegg want their
people power revolution to unleash chaotic effects across
local communities. Chaotic in our vocabulary is a
good thing. And he's talking about the
Conservative vocabulary. And if we bring in a second one
to reinforce this, this was Cameron's ally and one time
advisor, Danny Kruger. He was forced to resign as a
Tory candidate in Sedgefield after he was quoted as saying
that the Conservatives plan to introduce a period of creative
destruction in the public services.
So we've got Big Society with the Tories and excuse me, we've
got the third Sector magazine here pointing out that they were
surprised that an organization called Locality had got a big
government contract to effectively been be manipulating
society. But it was using the ideas of
the Brazilian Paulo Friere. And they expected Citizens UK
that used the Solinsky method to get the contract.
But what we can say with certainty is that the government
was engaging non government organisations in order to use
manipulative techniques to take control of society in the UK.
And if you want to know more about Saul Alinsky, well here's
a quote. True revolutionaries do not
flaunt their radicalism. They cut their hair, put on
suits and infiltrate the system from within.
Think about Tony Blair, think about Keir Starmer, think about
Cameron, think even about Eric Pickles.
And let's pop him up on the screen.
Because this is a diagram which UK column produced many years
ago warning about the Tories, big society.
And if we bring it into focus, we'd put Saul Alinsky at the top
with some of the other key players.
But have a look at the language being used.
Community empowerment, National citizen service, opening up
public services, community first fund, social investment market,
social action, and they were bringing in a Commission for the
compact. This is all revolutionary
language and alongside it came the use of big money through big
society capital and there were the major banks involved.
Let's just see if we can get this one to move on.
On it goes, bringing in creeping state legislation and doctrine
to control our lives and a lot of projects.
The Big Lunch, Interfaith Week, a Year of Service, the Young
Advisers, Youth United, Near Neighbours and English Learning.
And all this was coming together in a big society network which
was going to bring people together in order to implement
the state's policy. This was nothing to do with
building communities. And so we were happy to label it
the Big Lie. And alongside this we had the
brainwashing which was occurring through common purpose and the
nudge system. And we just run through this
pretty quickly. But these were some of the key
people operating at the time. Cameron, Francis Ward, Gus
O'Donnell, Jeff Morgan, Julia Middleton.
The then chief executive of Common Purpose, Sir Bob Kerslake
came in. And then what do we have?
We had very powerful people working through the nudge unit
with French neuros specialists such as Olivier Olier from
France, who was part of Sarkozy's personal team, and
they were discussing how UK society could be manipulated.
All of this research is unique to the UK column.
Nobody has ever done this level of analysis in the attack on
this country. What were they after?
Our minds obey, as the TV says. And of course the big society
here largely came under the hand of Eric Pickles, the Communities
minister, who called himself an unlikely revolution, but stated
that the revolution would begin here with his good self.
Now alongside all of this, you need control of the media and
embedded and alongside the big society networks of the media
networks of which the public service Broad Broadcasting Trust
is one example. Backed by the ITV, it mobilizes
individuals in large numbers to participate in civil society,
democracy and their local communities.
And using popular mass media, SBT appeals to people's
self-interest and nudges them to take positive social action.
I wonder if that was happening in the demonstrations that Ben
was talking about. But before we leave on this,
here's Antonio Gramsci. And he believed that, sorry, he
was a Italian communist theories man.
He believes that you could bring about a revolution in the state
by pursuing the steady, incremental subversion of free
societies. And really, this is alongside
the same doctrine pursued by the Fabian Socialists, who chose
patient gradualism rather than violent insurrection as the most
effective means to collectivise society.
And I'll just pop this one up on the screen to end.
I can't give you the provenance, so I'm just taking at face
value. But somebody sent me what was a
clip, which they said was published by a judge back in
1954, where he said a half page of his textbook outlined a few
steps to overturn a democracy. Divide the nation, create racial
strife, cause distrust to the police and authority.
Swarm the nation's borders, engender the military strength
to weaken it. Overburden, Overburden citizens
with unfair taxation, encourage civil rioting and discourage
accountability for all crime. Control the balloting, control
all media. And I'll leave the audience to
reflect on that. But whoever wrote it, it seems
to be pretty pertinent. But Ben, there's worse to come
because we're now going to use AI in helping to nudge
communities into the right action.
We are indeed. Well, that's certainly the head
direction that we're heading in. We're going to go to Demos,
which is I think probably right now the most influential think
tank in the UK. Demos was founded by Jeff Morgan
who Brian's just mentioned and they used to share an office
with Common Purpose and we obviously talk about all the
time here on the column. One of the things I love about
working with UK column is just the depth and the heritage.
That research was fantastic, Brian.
I'm going to have to watch that back a couple of times I think
to get all of the detail out of it.
But Demos are really setting the agenda now for the radical
corporatist left, which is basically what the Starmer
government has turned out to be. This is pre election.
This image you can see here, you've got Miriam Levin from
Demos, you've got Georgia Gold who at the time was the mayor of
Camden, She's now Labour MP for Queens Park and Maida Vale and
she's very much a right hand lady to Keir Starmer.
She's always hanging around with him.
You also have there Lisa Witter from a political foundation who
are trying to execute an audacious takeover of global
governments and I spoke about them about a month ago on the
show. And then Claudia Chalice from
Democracy Next, I've spoken about a few times and this still
comes from a event that happened back in March, and I've taken a
few clips out of it, but if we could just get that back on
screen quickly. I just want to reinforce what
you're looking at here on screen, and I can't go through
the connections, but I haven't got time.
But you're looking at the combined interests of common
purpose. George Soros is Open Societies,
the Rockefeller Foundation, the Bilderberg Group, Chatham House,
the Obama Foundation, and now the UK Labour Party and Her
Majesty's Government. That's what's happening on
screen right in front of you. Now, as I said, this is from
March. The discussion was technology
enabled citizens assemblies to radically reshape global
democracy. And we're just going to hear a
quick introduction from Claudia Chalice from Democracy Next.
The way that I've been kind of approaching this work for a
while has been thinking about how can we really be building
new democratic institutions for another democratic paradigm?
And how does our whole mindset shift actually about what that
entails, what that means for power and relationships when
it's when it's an institution and not just a tool.
But I think there's pros and cons to these approaches.
So I prepared a, a few slides as well, just a little bit about
what is democracy next and what is the work that we're doing on,
on these topics, our role as an international research and
learning hub. Because I, I completely share
that spirit of, of really needing to learn from what's
working, what's not working and having that approach to, to
iteration and, and going off of that.
And then sharing from two key key bits of of work that we're
doing around pushing systemic change with cities and also
really pushing innovation for things to keep evolving with an
approach to employing technology within within assemblies.
So Claudia Chalice is building New Democratic institutions.
That is the brief that she has received.
I believe she's received that from Jeff Morgan via the
Rockefeller Foundation. I haven't got time to explain to
you exactly why I'm going to come down to that on a on a show
over the next few weeks. But that's what she's working
on, New Democratic institutions. And we know that Labour Party
policy is to get rid of the House of Lords and replace it
with an assembly. And that's exactly what these
people are working on. We're going to talk about two
more clips. I highly recommend going to
watch the whole of this hour long presentation.
It's absolutely critical to see this to understand what's
happening right now. But we're going to talk very
briefly about the approach to cities because this is about
progressing the C-40 Cities and World Economic Forum agenda
around urbanization. See the next clip.
Could we change the way in which decisions related to housing and
infrastructure mobility get taken every time they have to be
taken? And so we did this work because
we see these sorts of issues are the same all over the world.
Before we launched this, we did interviews with people in
different countries, those different roles.
Actually, we spoke to some of your colleagues in Camden even I
remember at that stage and, and there's just a shared sense of
these, these problems being shared in cities around the
world. And we really believe that we
don't just need different policy solutions to these issues that
we're facing all over the place. We really need a different way
in which we're taking these decisions on an ongoing basis.
And these new governance models can help breakthrough deadlocks
and give legitimacy. So there's sometimes hard
choices that need to be made that require trade-offs.
So we can't sell our policies to people.
Therefore we're creating a piece of technology which would allow
us to force these policies through on the basis that they
just have to get on with it and trade-offs need to be made.
There's nothing democratic about that at all.
This is all, as we've kind of touched on, very much technology
enabled, right? And they're building AI into the
entire process of selection, sortition, deliberation,
decision making, absolutely everything.
This is happening in collaboration with MIT Center
for Constructive Communication. We could just bring that up onto
screen. That would be fantastic.
Thank you. So you can just see here, that's
the end to end process that they've mapped out for how these
things work. And they're embedding AI into
the green sections, right? So all the way through the
process, they're going to be introducing technologies to
nudge and usher people through the decision making process and
and to get them going ultimately in the right direction.
Right. This is what this stuff is for.
Now the final clip. The first thing I would
encourage you to do is to just in the first few seconds, watch
Georgia Gould's reaction when Claudia Chalice talks about
keeping a public record and what's going on in these
assemblies. It's absolutely fascinating.
Let's run the clip. And then the last thing is about
actually having a better public archive of what's happening in
these assemblies. Like we have public archives of
what happens in our, in our City Council decision making moments
in our parliaments, and we don't really have a proper public
archive of what's happening in our assembly processes.
And so this is an example of the kind of archives that the MIT
team has done for some of the community dialogue works.
But you can also again, go in and have what happened and what
took place rounded invoice. And we want to be working on
different things. Like if you have a final set of
recommendations, is there a way you could kind of listen to and
see what was the initial genesis of that idea and what were parts
of the conversation that led to it?
How did people get there? So anyway, so we're working on a
whole bunch of different things can be done in this space, but I
think it's important for the, the, the kind of trustworthiness
of these processes and I think for the kind of history and the
legacy of them. And I think connected maybe to
to what I see as one of them bigger picture things that needs
to happen of, of moving actually to decision making assemblies.
And this is not about replacing politicians or, but I think that
if there is going to be an assembly that is commissioned, I
think we're actually at a place where we should experiment with
this being a decision making body and exploring what does
that mean for accountability and legitimacy.
And I think having a public archive of what happened in this
process is incredibly important when we're going in that
direction. I don't know if you saw it, but
Georgia Gold became very uncomfortable when it was
suggested that someone might want to keep a public record.
But we do need to keep a public record, according to Claudia
Chalice, because we're soon going to be seeing decision
making assemblies that override politicians.
And as far as she's concerned, and I believe everyone's sitting
on the on the panel there, that is the direction that we're
going in. Yes, Ben, a thought in my head
was, was Claudia elected to democracy next?
That was just a little question. Thank you for that.
Now, very, very quickly here I was researching the amount of
arms going to fuel the war in the Middle East, arms from UKI
came across this July House of Commons Library briefing and I
got into it and I just found one sentence that really got me
thinking. So initially here it's talking
about what had happened. The International Court of
Justice South Africa has accused Israel of international
humanitarian law violations. And as I went on through, I
found this. David Lammy, when Foreign
Secretary in 2024, called on the government to publish the legal
advice it had received on the granting of export licences to
Israel. The government resist resisted
such calls, saying legal advice to ministers is confidential.
So if you want to know what the government is capable of,
particularly under Mr. Starmer but also of course under
previous prime ministers, then the public is not going to be
allowed to know what legal advice they have and have not
had. But you would have thought if
they'd have had positive legal advice to allow them in this
case to export arms, there would be little problem in allowing
the public to see what that guidance was.
But the government wants to know every secret amongst every
individual in the UK but the public and not to know what the
government is up to. I think we know what sort of
government this is. It's called a dictatorship,
Diane, let's bring you back because if we want to talk about
where society's really got to, perhaps going to, we we need to
be on the subject. Well, what do we need to have a
look at? We need to have a look at the
games. So again, the I just I watched
the closing ceremony of the Olympics last night.
As is our tradition here at UK column, we watch and read things
so you don't have to. And I wanted to cover the
closing ceremony because the opening ceremony created so much
controversy for a lot of reasons.
And, and we heard the official stories and we, we all know what
we saw and, and you know what we have talked about on here.
So what the BBC said about the closing ceremony of the Olympics
was that it was sensational. It was brilliant.
I, I even watched a bit of BBC Breakfast this morning again, so
you don't have to. And they talked about how sad
they were to see it was all ended because Paris was amazing
and over so sad. And we can't wait until 2026 in
Italy in 2028, which is going to be back in the City of Angels in
the United States. So what I, what I did is I, I
took a little bit of video with my phone and looking at the TV
last night as I was watching this.
And so the, the, the, the vision is very dark.
And that was really not on purpose.
It just kind of came out that way, but I think it's dark
anyway. So basically what they said
about the artistic portion, which was created again by
Thomas Dolly who created the opening ceremony that everyone
has talked about, is that this little creature here was called
the Golden Voyager, who is an extension of Dolly's
imagination. The IOC stated that a Golden
Voyager lands in a world that is desert, deserted, sorry,
deserted and mysterious, ready to explore.
This was chosen to represent the Voyager Golden Record, or the
record of humanity sent to space by France in 1977.
According to The Associated Press, The character is
apparently a tribute to a number of references from France's
historical heritage, including the spirit of the Bastille,
while creatures from science fiction and video games also
inspire its inception. The idea behind this dystopian
piece? And is the games disappearing
before being reborn? So we saw this kind of all of
these. Eventually it came across with
the Olympic rings. So there was some that came down
from the ceiling or the top of the stadium and they came
together with this ring where these sort of shady characters
were sort of convening all in one place.
Again, officially what was was said in the mainstream media is
that the character's quest sees it encountered Nike, the goddess
of victory which is linked to the ancient Olympic Games and it
takes on the features of various statues which can be seen the
Louvre. And the conclusion was the piece
seeing the Golden Voyager itself elevated by a cast of dancers
underneath those 5 Olympic rings before fireworks were set off.
So if we take a look at the next slide, these are just some still
images that I took that were of particular interest.
Again, they're very dark. You can see possibly better
images on social media and elsewhere.
But I wanted to capture these as as well as I could because I
think it also focuses really well on how dark they were.
Some things that I saw just from the very abstract way of, of
seeing that darkness, which was actually how it looked on my
television last night, was I thought I saw the Grim Reaper
playing guitar. I I thought I saw a winged
Angel, which I did, which they go into more detail.
If you read the the the official story behind the mythology that
it was supposedly explaining and some other sort of she
characters and things going on pentagrams, triangles, lines.
I saw red eyes come out at various points and some people.
So just to ask the question, according to this so-called
Golden Voyager character, if you look at the next slide, the
first thing that I saw and my husband saw and Debbie Evans,
who I was sort of watching this with, we all the first thing we
said was Baphomet. When we saw this golden Voyager
character, someone in the chat box, one of our viewers
suggested Anubis, the Egyptian God of death, which I was not
aware of, you know, that they both look very similar to the
Golden Voyager. But I think we have to ask the
question of, you know, what is it they're trying to tell us
here? And, and maybe we don't, we
can't say exactly what's going to happen from what we saw last
night. But if we go back to London in
2012 in the Olympics and we sort of saw how they told the story
of the pandemic, pandemic again in inverted comments that was to
come. What are they telling us now in
2024 is going to happen in the next few years?
And what is really interesting is that the handover, which is
going into the 2028 Summer Olympics, which will be in Los
Angeles, we had Tom Cruise falling out of a plane about Tom
Cruise really looking quite old. I have to say I I liked him when
I was younger. I can't say that at all anymore.
And then they transferred over to Los Angeles on the beach and
they had Billie Eilish, they had Doctor Dre, they had Snoop Dogg
and all of these performances going on and made it look light
and bright. I just really hope that, you
know, we are able to reach up to 2028 when this wonderful light
Olympics in the City of Angels is going to happen.
But I guess we'll have to see what happens for the next three
years. But based on this dystopian
presentation, to me, it didn't give me a good feeling for the
next few years. I don't know about you, Brian.
Not, not at all. And I think people in our chat
box have summed it up. They've described it as horrible
demo, demonic and dark and somebody has said it's
witchcraft. So people are clearly
recognising this. But of course, these major
events are promoted and funded by our own governments.
And therefore, we must come to the conclusion that this is this
type of ideology is buried inside our governments.
Should we therefore be surprised that we're seeing an absolute
breakdown in society, a lack of human kindness?
And as we've covered in today's episode, yourself, in
particular, we're seeing an attack on elderly people.
Death is now something to be encouraged, it's an active
process. It's not something that is to be
held back at all costs. So I think we're into very, very
dark times and I'm going to end by saying, Ben, thank you very
much for your analysis. This is exactly the in depth
analysis we need to do in order to show people what is happening
in UK. So I hope you'll be doing more
along those lines. Diane, thank you for your
segment there. For the wider audience, we are
into perilous times. We are being attacked.
This is very clear. Can we do something about it?
Yes. It requires a lot of people to
stand up and be counted in a peaceful way.
And I'll just end by reflecting on a a wonderful monologue Mr.
Bean gave a few days ago in which he said if we want to
counter the censorship, then we need to speak out more, not
remain silent. And I think those were very good
words. We'll leave it there.
If you're Auk Corn member, we'll be back for UK Corn Extra in a
few moments. Thank you for joining us.
Bye bye.