In this week’s episode of London Calling, James and I talk about the game of bingo James and his family played when they went to church on Easter Sunday, betting on which progressive talking points the vicar would include in his sermon. We also discuss the Archbishop of Canterbury’s pledge to set aside £100 million for the Church of England’s reparations fund; why the Anglican Church was been captured by the woke cult (James thinks it’s the work of the devil); the recent story about the Guardian’s links to the slave trade; the paper’s attempt to deflect attention from this story by accusing the Royal Family of the same sin; King Charles’s reaction to that story (in which he didn’t rule out the Royal Family setting up a reparations fund); why the British state doesn’t need to pay any reparations since it spent 1.2% of its annual GDP every year between 1807 and 1860 on stopping the transatlantic slave trade; the real reason Trump has been indicted (it’s because the Democrats want him to be the Republican Presidential candidate); the derailment of the ghastly Worker Protection Bill, for which the Free Speech Union deserves some credit; and, in Culture Corner, Moonage Daydream, Sharper, season two of The White Lotus (which is absolutely brilliant) and Beef, a new series on Netflix which is pretty good.
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