Welcome to Episode 32 of the Sceptic! On the show this week, host Laurie Wastell speaks to the following guests:
- Douglas Carswell, MP for Clacton from 2010-2017, first for the Conservative Party and then for UKIP, and President and CEO of the Mississippi Center for Public Policy.
- Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic’s Environment Editor, on how the global green agenda is falling apart – and why blowhards like Gavin Barwell are so enraged at the Daily Sceptic for leading the way.
- And for our premium subscribers, Laurie is joined by Steven Tucker, journalist and author of books including Hitler and Stalin’s Misuse of Science, on the ghoulish decision to make Rotherham the 2025 ‘Children’s Capital of Culture’ – and what it says about our deranged cultural elites.
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Good analysis from Carswell. Chris Morrison is always good. Stephen Tucker is right; whenever someone says that diversity is our strength, laugh and remind them of Rotherham, and other such places.
Mr Carswell mentioned that May was our worst pm in the past 30 years or so. But this all stems from Blair as he acknowledged. They are all bad, the Tories are absolutely dreadful and spent 14 years pretending that they would do things for the benefit of the electorate. They did nothing to harness non accountable bodies and in fact doubled down and made matters worse. It seems to me that the creation of these bodies really fits in with the EU in that none of them are accountable to the electorate, they achieve the same but through apparently different means. I suppose you could ask the question, “ what do you mean by unelected” expecting them to give an honest answer.
So in essence we are in the midst of a tyranny, the lessons were learnt in the past that tyrannical and violent means of control all end badly, the present tyranny survives because there is little physical violence, it’s been replaced with that which is much worse, psychological violence.
I hope to see these people face punishment for their crimes against the people in my lifetime!
Excellent analysis.