Outsiders | 26 May

This is outside, Good morning, and welcome to outsiders. The show that is to woke, virtue signaling and identity politics gone bonkers. What certain members of the modern church are to teaching the sanctity and purity of the Christian faith.

The Bible indicates that Jesus was bisexual, saying he had a special love for John, and Jesus's last words implored his mother to regard his love John as his partner, their son in law, part of her family.

Yes, and while we're making a mockery of the teachings of Jesus, why not make a mockery of religious art At the same time.

Christian art shows John and Jesus physically close, embracing, cuddling, lying upon each other.

Oh my god, what did they ever do this?

Why did they ever do this without certain other religions? I don't know, but you know, not only does he take the name of Jesus in vain if you go on here, he actually also takes my name in vain too.

James, the first King of England, justified his own bisexuality with reference to Jesus being gay. Priests, bishops, philosophers, and theologians have agreed.

Do they have it. What is he talking about?

More LGBT vicar. Meanwhile, we wait for the end of days, let's grab the latest outside of news. I think James is right. I imagine the vicar probably wouldn't be out there mocking other religions in quite the same way. Now, speaking of really bad news out of Melbourne yesterday, this is just a shocking story. I heard late last night that Mount Scopus, the Jewish school, the Burwood campus there had

It's disgusting, it is, and it's the experience we've seen across much of Europe before October seven. We've talked about it on this program in countries like France and Belgium, where there was this hostility towards the Jewish community so much so that Jews were hiding signs of their Jewishness. And we're seeing that now in Australia, where people are reluctant to show a Star of David necklace or where the kip are because they may be attacked and that

Well, look, there's an awful lot to say about this, and none of it, unfortunately, is good. And I'm sorry that we have to start out with such a downbeat, dark story on a Sunday morning here. But the thing is, too we cannot ignore the fact that the political context of this is one in which we have a government here which has uniquely been supine in the face of

And we know why he is doing this.

Number one, because of course he's got all these Greens and you know, hard left people within his own party who are dragging him to the left. Number two, because there are multicultural constituencies that he needs to keep on side because otherwise Zell desert him for independent candidates in the next election, and he can't afford to lose any of them, you know. And the third thing is that there is this general sort of attitude out there that

Ran I tend to disagree on one point because I think his personal politics lines up to this. He's been a member of the socialist left faction all his political life. He's been bragging about fighting Tories as a man in his fifties. You know, this is a student activist who's now sitting in the lodge. And that false equivalency, that that nonsense about both sides. He can never just condemn anti Semitism. He has to bring in Islamophobia, even if

Absolutely well. It's the failure of leadership in this country, the failure of labor leadership, as Rita says, while you had Albanizi wandering around saying, oh, I can't possibly comment, as I'll be detailing later in clown show, appropriately any Wong was rushing out there saying, oh no, no, We've got to listen to the ICC, or words to that effect.

Jane's Oh, dear Madigan. Yeah, this is actually really not one of them so much, but.

The funniest things I've seen. It's one of the most fantastic sort of self ownership sort of examples I've seen in a long time. Here, d mad again has gone out, and she has gone and said, done this whole video about how Peter barely made it through university and he failed all these courses.

Let's have a look at this.

In his first here he seeks subjects.

Guess how many hated.

Dot in the past.

Now, the Hilary's thinking about this is that's not Peter dunnee university transcript. That was actually from a parody, fake news article from years ago that she found and decided that she was going to go and put that out there as Peter Dunne's transcript and say, oh, he didn't go to university. And then also the other thing too, is that Paul Keating. Of course he famously dropped out of school at fourteen, and wouldn't expect to see d having a swipe at Keating.

Well, yeah, never mind that either she fell full a parody or whatever. That was the guy who put up that transcript, and you know, put that up and had to be fact checked by community notes on x formerly Twitter. So that was amusing. There were a couple of fact checks there, but just the whole notion that this would let's just say, if it was true and that was Peter Dutton's transcript, that that kind of would embarrass him

Absolutely well, as you're right if you look at what is going on in our universities. I dropped out of the A and U out of law at the A and U. I don't regret a single day of it. The kids who are duped into going through many of these university courses and the stuff that they are coming

Well, not just a smoking ceremony, this is the Police Commissioner Shane Darton doing a apology, landmark apology for the Stolen Generation. Now, if the Victorian police are going to apologize for anything, particularly Shane Patent, it should be for what they actually did, which was shooting Robert Pullas during protests. Absolutely, for arresting grandmothers on park benches or harassing them and arresting.

Strangling, running over them.

The list is long.

We play you the video here, But no, instead of that, Shane Patton, it was only a couple of weeks ago telling us in the Herald Son that I am not woke, is now apologizing wholeheartedly for the for the police force's role in the Stolen Generation.

Meanwhile, James, we learned that Victoria is the worst place in the country to do business in, according to according to an article Australian Bureau Statistic Starter compiled by the Institute of Public Affairs. What's this story, James, Well, yeah.

The story as well as you would expect. Victoria is high tax, high regulation, hard to start a business, hard to keep a business going.

That's why we go to the CBD.

All these businesses are shut up and closed up of the entire city. The entire state is now basically organized as far as I can tell reading. You live there for the benefit of the public service, and that's it.

And the ones you show.

Up to work and try operating in a retailer or a coffee shop when all of the public services are home zooming and checking on their sourdough starters. But this is the real thing, you know, This is the thing. Andrews left Victoria in an absolute mess. This guy was an absolute hardcore socialist. He has destroyed the economy, he has left it with a huge amount of debt. He's broken the spirit of the place, and no wonder it's hard to do business.

And we had a poll come out this week in the nine Papers, the Age newspaper, and a poll showing the Libs well in front. If that poll's accurate, it's nothing for the big Libs to be happy about. It's because there is just so much pain in Victoria at the moment. That the state debt the highest of any state in the country, and those state taxes are biting hard. They're soaring land tax, for example, and they're just hooked on property.

Taxes, the chi investment out of the state.

Oh.

Absolutely, they've made it clear if you're a property investor, go invest elsewhere because and a lot of buyers advocates are now telling their clients that. But you look at this starter that's in today's Sunday Herald Sun. The number of businesses that have packed up a left Victoria again the highest of any state, more than three thousand. And then you compare that to say, Western Australia they had one thousand extra businesses. South Australia had seven hundred and forty five.

Queensland Wales lost, New South Wales lost.

Two thousand six times. Victoria tops the list.

Victoria tops the lists. No surprises there. But these labor governments, these left wing governments, are not doing businesses any favor. They're not doing mainstream Australia any favor, they're not doing small business as any favor. And there're certainly not doing the Jewish people of this country many favors that I can see either. Now they've called an election in the UK.

Now, tell us what's.

The mood in London about this new election that we've got in a month's time?

So nobody expected call it a snap election on July fourth, and certainly not outside in the pouring rain, you'd think on a salary of one hundred and eighty thousand quid he could afforded.

Apparently that's the case. Anyway.

The question now is why now?

Because actually the most rational to abdure for the Tories, given how terrible I've been pulling for months on end. Now I mean to close the gap in concerns in the Labor Party, but there is the Labor about the twenty lead consistently.

For every year.

Now a political thing to wait until the American elections because.

Okay, sorry, es that we've just got a bad line there. Someone's jumped in, probably Kirs Starmer's tampering with your internet there. We'll get back to us for Esther shortly retain James. I was not astonished to learn that in the United States, twenty five states have now blocked or banned puberty blockers for miners. Now, we've been talking about this on this show for six or seven years, and I have been

And here do you talk about England?

They forget the NHS the NHS as well, so we've got the NHS.

We've had France also has issued a huge report on exactly this from the French Parliament urging exactly the same move. Twenty five states in the United States have all gone down this road.

Reading.

The question that I have in all of this is, you know, the tide is obviously moving on this. Everybody has woken up to some of the really horrible things that are happening and have happened in the name of, you know, fighting transphobia or affirming trans kids, whatever that means. But instead, you know, here in Australia, there is so little data. They don't talk about it. They won't tell

Well, we're not talking about it, James Our E Safety Commissioner Julia L. Grant has tried to suppress discussion on this very topic.

Rita.

We had here on the show Billboard, Chris Chris Elston who raised the whole issue to do with transgenderism, et cetera, et cetera, and now Rita, he's again the E Safety Commissioner. They're coming after him, and a judge as well is basically trying to force him to say what he believes to be false.

That's it that a transgender, a biological woman who now identifies as a man, who's transitioned. The judges said that they have to respect the new pronouns and that was the whole point of that tweet that E Karen JULIANMANK Grant took down. I mean, there are so many abusive, vile, ugly threatening posts. I receive them probably every day if I bothered to look at them. And yet she took down that one where this person was misgendered. So that

And this is how orwellian is. You have this Ease Safety Commissioner who's running around making up basically going to a judge and then forcing some character to say that a man is a woman when that person is convinced that it is not. That is not the case. So it's pure black mirrors. It's pure or well and that is the Alban Eazy government at work. Let's go back to London chat to Esther about rishi Soon next July fourth election. Sorry Esther, we lost you there. Carry on,

Yeah, so Rihi Soon announced a snap general election on July fourth of this year. No one really understood the rush now for it. I mean he was standing outside of Downing Street in the pouring rain and the rest of us were wondering on one hundred and eighty thousand

Rates in August, but it doesn't even.

Look like they will reduce it by any considerable margin at most sort of, you know, twenty five basis points.

So really it's looking like this.

Is the best shot that rich Snak has now there were there there was a bit of noise in the Conservative Party to hope to wait until December after the American elections, because you know, a Trump presidency looks a lot better with a Sunak premiership as opposed to a Kirstarmer premiership. We remember, you know, the London mayor Cidi Khan had strong words for Donald Trump, and Donald Trump

He became so enthralled in net zero.

Many people were saying that it was basically because of his wife, Carrie Johnson, who was also very passionate about environmental issues, and which is not something he actually campaigned on when he became Prime minister. So many Conservatives were very shocked by that. But the Conservatives have a massive problem. I mean, there's a huge exodus of really long standing MPs that are leaving the party. Many younger MPs as well, many under the age of fifty five are actually have

Is it also to save his job? Is that part of the reason? And was there any talk about him being replaced? Because I just don't know why you would go to a general election and have a certain defeat and not at least give yourself a chance by perhaps having a new leader who might reinvigorate the base.

Well, Rishisunac has been dealing with a lot of sort of murmurings of a vote of no confidence, particularly after the local council elections back in earlier this month, and this is another reason why people are speculating that you haven't seen the two most popular Conservative politicians at the moment out and about and doing a lot of media.

And that does make sense. But at the end of the day, I think knows that no matter what he does, it's all lost for the Tories at this point.

I mean, choosing between Richie Sunac and Kirstarma is like choosing between colera and dysentery, and both are extreme and unfortunately we have a very very sad choice ahead.

Though I mean, like as you say, they do seem to have a sad choice here, but through the last few hours we've seen news at Richie sunak now at this very late hour in the day, wants to kick off a debate on national service.

Now.

I mean, this is a government that hasn't been able to implement you know, simple Rwanda solution here and now they're going to try and get everybody's side it for national service. How badly do they want to lose by here?

Yeah, it's clear that Richie sunac Is is really clutching at straws. I mean to talk of national service when effectively, you know, as a percentage of our GDP armed force spending, Armed forces spending has been halved since the eighties, we're seeing a shortage of recruiting people into the armed forces. It's laughable that he thinks that any young person will sign up for national service. But the whole kind of you know, policy agenda of the Conservative Party is.

Completely non existent.

I mean, it would be nice if they were actually conservative, if anything, but in name only. But for the last fourteen years the Conservatives have basically been kind of like a poor man's Blair Act.

They haven't really done anything very conservative.

A lot of the things that people had issue with under the last labor government have really exacerbated under the Conservative government. They've not funded you know, law, the judicial system. They've not funded our prisoners, they've not funded our armed forces.

You know, immigration has gone through the roof.

One point two million people have come to this UK as the UK and suttled in this country over the last two years alone, which is the size of Birmingham. There's so many things that have worse than under the Conservative Party that they really have nothing to go on.

Wow, Hester Craiker, great to chat to you as always. It's going to be a fascinating four weeks and we'll check in with you again soon. Thanks so much for staying up and chatting to us here outside. It's coming up after the break, Greats Reality Check, plus a lot more happening again on Counts Away, Kinetic.

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Now talking about Left is Losing and let's talk about the weapon grade lunacy of the Biden administration, which extends to President Biden's judicial nominees.

If you thought.

Judges couldn't be infected with a woke mind virus that strips an individual of all rationality, logic, and judgment, then you haven't been paying attention. Here is Judge Sarah Netburn of New York, who Biden wants to promote to the US District Court. What share a Senator Ted Cruz of Texas subjects her to some tough questioning.

In your court?

What matters more the rights of individuals or your political ideology?

I apply the law to the facts.

I asked a question which matters more?

Well, my political ideology doesn't matter at all?

Okay?

So I don't believe you, and I think this case demonstrates that you are willing to subjugate the rights of individuals to satisfy your political ideology. This case involves a male defendant who raped a nine year old boy.

Was he guilty of that?

Yes? The petitioner pled guilty to that.

Okay, So he raped a nine year old boy. He also raped a seventeen year old girl. Was he guilty of that?

He pled guilty.

The petitioner pled guilty of that crime as well, So was he guilty? I hope so because she pled guilty to it.

Did you notice that Judge Netburn calling the ripe person pedophile, a he and then a she. You know where this is going.

One year after being released again, he was convicted of having child pornography.

Is that correct?

I'm unclear on exactly the timeframe that you're at, but the petitioner was convicted of distributing child pornography.

Child pornography that was images of adults violently.

Raping children, abhorrent conduct, okay, for which there are real victims.

And this individual six foot two biologically a man. A minute ago you said that when this man decided that he was a she, You said this individual was quote I wrote it down sober and entirely a female. That phrase struck me as remarkable. Did this individual have male genitalia?

I think what I said, or at least.

That is a verbatim quote entirely a female?

Sorry, what I meant to say was hormonally a female.

Okay, but that's not entirely. Did this individual have male genitalia?

Yes?

So you took a six foot two serial rapist, serial child rapist with male genitalia. And he said, you know, I'd like to be in a women's prison. And your answer was that sounds great to me. Let me ask you something. The other women in that prison, do they have any rights?

Yes, this judge, this Biden judicial nominee, recommended a serial rapist and pedophile William McLain who now calls himself July Justine Shelby, b hous with female inmates. Never mind the risk to the vulnerable female population, never mind the higher risk that this monster will re offend, never mind the rights of the women locked behind bars with a serial rapist with a penis who now calls himself July Justine Shelby. Oh, we don't have the grab.

Okay.

There was just more of Ted Cruz going after this judge, and it was glorious. But let's also here now from Senator Ted John Kennedy from the Great State of Louisiana, because he also had some gentle questioning for this judge.

Because it's only hypothetical that Miss Shelby, mister McLean would reoffend again after he's already raped a ninety year old boy and a seventeen year old girl and there's been sinning, shut out, pouring through the mail. You said there's no chance you'll reoffend again, Did you say that.

Senator Kenny. I based my decision on the record.

You're really a political activish, laun't you.

I am not, sir.

Yes, she is a political activist, no business being a judge. But there are too many of them. And if you think watching that this madness could never happen here, that's just crazy American antiques Australia.

It is not like that.

Well think again, It's already happening here right now. In Victoria's biggest female prison, there is a male sexual predator, pedophile with a penis who nevertheless identifies as a woman. I was contacted by women at the Damefulless Frost Correctional Center in twenty twenty two, distraught about a violent male predator with a history of attacking women and children being

Thanks reta extraordinary story. Well, joining us now to discuss Labor's anti nuclear should be nuclear nuclear as likes this out anti nuclear lunacy along with its secretive nature positive plan, which we exposed on the show here National ZMP David Gillespie joins us here in the studio. David, great to have you here with us on Outsiders, as always pleasure. We've heard all sorts of nonsense from Labor about nuclear. Now,

Because we're shutting down we're making our baseload energy system unviable economically through the national electricity market, which is not a market anymore. It's just a complex set of regulations, rules, mandates and subsidies that make coal power stations unviable. That's why people are closing them down early, because they can make money out of the subsidy go around.

Now.

If we're going to replace them, well and good. But this myth that we can do it with multiple renewables that are overbuilt, totally unreliable, They're never there when you want them. We have too much at the moment in the middle of the day, is just a crazy concept. No one in the world is trying to do what we are doing. That's why we need nuclear because it is a proven technology, it's clean, and in the places that deploy it at scale, they have the cheapest electricity.

Tell us, then you know what is it?

The ways in which the various authorities here seem to be putting their finger on the scale to make nuclear look really unattractive. I've seen estimates that the government uses in a nuclear power plant, for example, only has a life of thirty years, when in fact nuclear plants tend to go sixty seventy years plus. It seems that there's a deliberate effort by some who are making policy here to cook the books to make nuclear look far less

Yes, they are doing that. They are putting parameters into the formula for levelized cost of energy, which may nuclear look expensive. Like you said, a thirty year lifespan, they have a design life of sixty years.

And how long does the solar panel last?

By the way, well, in that time you're lucky. The efficiency drops off over time, but twenty years would be a good lifespan. And the thing is, all the other parameters they put in are magnified for coal and fossil fuels and reduced for renewables. But the biggest misleading thing about all those integrated system plan plans and the gen cost report is it's a cost of generation only what everyone what you pay at the plant or at the bottom of the solar panel or the wind farm is

They never factor that in.

When they never do, that's why they just cherry pick levelized cost of energy as though the capital cost of building a unit is related to the costs that you pay. But it's a totally different thing.

We all see that because we all see our bills going up whilst we're told renewables are the cheapest form of energy, and we're having greater renewables, this market interference, the tax paying money that's going into it. But on top of that, we've got what's happening with our landscape, because we've got this beautiful landscape being scarred with what's six hundred thousand.

Yes, hectares.

Yes, you're going to be devo to more windmills, wind.

Farms exactly, that's the plan. In Queensland, there's been a total expose of a crony development scheme. It's called State Code twenty three, whereby anyone who wants a DA for a wind farm gets assisted under that. It doesn't go through EPBC Act and or they get given discrasch, a chick and flick process. Sometimes these applications don't even have to go to the local council. Just the CEO can

Would any of them be to your knowledge commercially viable if not for the market interference, the tax pay dollars.

They're going to.

No, No, you've answered your own question. Read absolutely not quickly, David. We spoke with Professor and Plumber on the show recently about the glen Core plan to put carbon store it's under blow it into aquifers and get the Great Artesian Basin as there some kind of dumping ground for carbon dioxide. Complete madness, lefty stuff. It appears we've had a bit of.

A win on that.

One those things we're winding back, is that the case.

Yes, the Queensland System of Assessment did apply the APBC Act for this. Fortunately due to activism by the local member for Flint, Colin Boyce, who chase the corridors of power in Bridgin and this it's been knocked back because even in their application they said it would affect the aquifer.

It's not a.

Confined little side thing. It is all connected to the Great Artesian Basin, and Colin and many others, many landholders agricultural organizations put up the red flag and said hang on, this is madness. But then again this other tick and flick process means you can bulldoze six hundred thousand hectares at least of Christine remnant vegetation.

So what happened to nature positive? Nature positive doesn't apply to the lefty stuff, does it?

No?

Nature positive?

This is coming to you from the home of motherhood statements. This is a backdoor way of getting the green agenda. The dark green extreme green end is the problem with us, US wicked people who use energy. We've destroyed the world, so we have to rewild. It is code for turning at least a third of our agriculture and productive land back to gum trees. And it's married that's nature Repair

So this.

Restoring our rivers and THEODO biodiversity credits out of restoring nature are all going to make agriculture suffer.

And what are the nationals doing to stop this? Because it's the farmers in rural Australia are really going to suffer. From as madness.

Yeah, well, look we are objecting in every forum that we can talk about. The restoring our rivers means seven hundred and fifty giga liters of water won't be available for irrigation and growing food, and restoring nature will drive industrial conglomerates to buy farmland and lock it up as biodiversity credits. So farmland will become more expensive, but will

Totally.

But this is this is a heart of This is why there's an opposition to nuclear because with all the renewable stuff, there's all these treatable credits and all of these opportunities for people to make money and make derivatives and sorts things, whereas with nuclear you're just building a big atomic boiler and there's none of that opportunity.

Is that the problem here.

That is the existential problem. The whole rational for the renewable expansion is that it's low carbon, but we know it's not low carbon. It's mineral intensity. It's land destroying, it's sea destroying. It threatens our food security at land and sea. These wind farms off the Illawarra and Port Stephens are actually over fishing grounds. So there you go.

So we're destroying our farmland, we're destroying our fishing land. We're destroying our oceans, our rivers, and they were even trying to destroy the water under the ground. This is the left at work in this country. This is what labor are doing. This is what the teals are doing. You voted teals. You're helping destroy the country, not make it better. In my opinion, this is an opinion show.

Well not just the climate, but apparently climate change is really homophobic. I mean, woo, climate, the climate change hates gay people. And I was reading this sort of headline. We had this headline here and they'd say that apparently same sex couples are at greater risk of experiencing the effects of climate change than everybody else, And I thought, oh my god, there's got.

To be some sort of joke.

Why because they're more likely to have beach houses or something like that. Well, actually, I just read the press release from the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law, which apparently is doing about as good a job as the UCLA School.

Of Medicines these days.

It is because gays are more likely to live in coastal cities, which are more likely to be impacted by climate change. So let's break break down the assumptions.

There climate change disproportionately impacts wealthy people.

Well, exactly, that's exactly right, But yes, so, but they have to figure out. They had to figure out a way to get people really revved up about climate change because you know the Rainbow agenda.

Well, we also had Rachel Levine as they call themselves these days, saying that climate change disproportionately impacts black people. So this CLI course dread not only homophobic, it is racist.

Wait till they.

Find climate change is all tweets, it'll be all over from climate change.

Now, as we mentioned earlier with Esther, Liz Trust has come out and said that Rishi Soon actually abandoned net zero. Now, Libs, I keep telling you here coalition Scott Morrison should never have gone in for net zero. That was an idiotic thing to do. But Libs take a leaf out of what Liz Trust is saying and go into then exhalation and say net zero it's finished. It's been a disaster. Crispo and equals net zero equals disaster. It's a very simple cell. Anyway, what do you make Liz trusts?

Well, I mean I make of this the same thing I make of it here. But I think that there's you know, a broader problem that both the Tories in the UK have and that the Liberals and the Coalition have in Australia, which is that you know, they don't have the unity within the party to come out and see these sorts of things that need to be said. Yeah, number one net zero. But like also look at how people like soel A brave Man and Kevin bad Not got knocked around by the Party in the UK, you

The wrong direction.

And we know here, you know, it's very simple get us out of that zero. There's other big issues that they can do. Peter dunt And could say, you know, rather than going back and forth on migration numbers, see we will take x number this number and they will be people who are going to contribute to this economy.

Can I say something slightly controversial here?

Well, good, I think that we don't know anything.

Party is much with something they're very proud of. It's something John Howard used to talk about, this broad Church philosophy. It is their greatest weakness because as James just said, they have no unity, they have no party discipline. They don't take sensible decisions often because there are three or four bedwetters who are going to go out and cause trouble.

Even though this week, you know, reader, you mentioned John Howard. He came out this week and said, you know, the factions, the factions are killing the party.

And it's not just one particular faction.

It is the moderates for example here New South Wales who have basically turned the entire party into this green program. This week we had Christpians in New South Wales. You're talking about that Zini. He had to come in and step in and keep the Auiran call fire hour going. Why because Matt Kean, when he was Energy Minister wouldn't do that because he was all about the big renewable energy zones.

And we had the.

Liberal leader in New South Wales was his name speaking.

We never win an election saying that.

Well, you know, renew nuclear is too far down the track. Oh yeah, support lifting the ban, but we're going to go full bore and renewables a week phys ever going to provide you with base load power. We know why they're not for nuclear, and you touched on it earlier because if you have nuclear, if you've got reliable, cheap baseload power that is a mission free why would you need renewables?

Would you need why would you need renewable subsidies? That's when it comes to you.

It's all good.

The billionaires are invested very heavy, and I'm.

Sorry if we could spend you know, twelve billion dollars for Snowy Hydro two point zero, because.

That's the bill.

Now that's Malcolm and I can have an eight billion dollar nuclear play.

And the machine is stuff, Lawrence. The snow machine is stuck in them out again.

Great work, Turnbull, great work.

Put that one on your CV Snowy two completely disaster.

Push the water up here in the machine shom getting.

Up stack in the tunnel. What a brilliant lot you are, you renewables mob, absolute joke. I'm not allowed to give financial advice, but don't. That's the renewables.

After the break.

What's more coming up here on outside is you would be hello, you're watching outsiders with the rita. You will earn nothing and you will be panahe James. Now is your time Morrow? And myself row and build back better. Yes.

Our existing fragmented global architecture is not fit anymore for purpose in the twenty first century. It's high time for a great reset. We need a great reset set real shape, a much more resilient system for Seposcorona here.

Oh well, I've held a very dim view of this organization, as you know for many years.

Now it's historical moments, the time not only to fight severe virus, but to shape the system.

We have a unique but rapidly shrinking window of opportunity to learn lessons in research ourselves on a more sustainable path. It is an opportunity we've never.

Had before and may never have a game.

So we must use all the leaves we have at our disposal, knowing that each and every one of us has a vital role to play.

Now is the time to think what history would say about this crisis. What is it that would make it so that history would look at this crisis as the great opportunity for reset?

The Great Reset is a welcome recognition that this human treasuredy must be a wake up call. It is imperative that we reimagine, rebuilt, redesign, reinvagorate, and rebalance our world, rebalancing investment, harnessing science and technology, and advencing the transition.

To net zero emissions.

All elements of the Great resets are fundamental to building the future we need.

But Charlatan's the Great Racet. It is, in my view, essentially an attempt to dismantle capitalism and replace it with a form of corporate socialism, whereby, as far as I could tell, global governance bodies such as the United Nations, World Health Organization, the IMF, and others in cahoots with global mega corporations such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, and so on, would harness digital technology to impose a new

Fan of China and envisages China taking a leading role in world governance, and he also boasts how his acolytes such as Justin Trudeau and Jacinda Addrn have penetrated the cabinets of Western governments.

Does not sound all that democratic to me.

What we have to confront it's a deep systemic and structural restructuring of our world. And since we take some time and so the world we'd look differently after we have con sources transition process.

Right.

Oh, and let's be honest. Class has never been one for looking on the bright side.

I see the need for a great reason. So people assume we are just going back to the good old world which we had and everything we'll be normal again. This is uh, let's say fiction will not happen.

Then there was his precious Fourth Industrial Revolution, yet another class, as many dire warnings, full of dystopian slogans, which is going to change what it means to be human.

Apparently the false Industrial Revolution will impact our lives completely. It will not only change how we communicate, how we use, how we consume, it will change and actually as our own identity.

Look at things like artificial intelligence exactly, robots look at things like gene editing exactly.

You know, I'm opening a whole new horizon for medical science.

And you see the difference of sis fose Industrial Revolution is it doesn't change what you are doing. It changes you. If you take a genetic editing just as an example, it's you who are changing. And of course this has a big impact on your identity.

Yes, I imagine it does, mister Scribe. You can count me out if it's all the same of your fourth in that revolution and your Great Reset. Here's Mike Morano from Climate Depot, Climate skeptical organization.

We didn't get to vote on whether gas powered cards were we banned. We didn't vote for vaccine mandates. We didn't vote for lockdowns. We didn't vote to have churches clothes. We didn't vote to have schools closed. We didn't vote for mask mandates. We didn't vote for banning of meat. But all of this is happening because at these meetings like the World Economic Forum and the United Nations, they meet and they work with government corporate collusion to bypass democracy.

Couldn't have put it better myself. Here's the UK MP Andrew Bridgen commenting on the World Economic Forums claim that we own the science.

A representative of the World Economic Forum told the audience at Dabos that my quote, we.

Own the side.

You know, we own the science and we think that the world, you know, should know it.

What steps is the government taking to ensure that scientific research in the UK is impartial, objective and ethical, regardless of who's funding it.

Yet he's the likely next Prime Minister of Britain. Kis Starmer labor saying he prefers Davos to Westminster.

Let's just ask you quickly, you have to choose now between Davos or Westminster.

Davos why because Westminster is too constrained and you know it's closed and we're not having many Once you get out of Westminster, whether it's Tavos or anywhere else, you actually engage with people that you can see working with in the future. Of Westminster is a tribal shouting play.

No, kre Westminster is your democratic system. Davos is an elite can clam narration of people difference, and there, in a nutshell you have the problem.

Of course, cooperation.

Between big business and heads of government to ensure smooth relationships and hopefully better outcomes for all of us is one thing, but what happens when cooperation becomes collusion. What is most sinister about the World Economic Forum is how it slides or even hides its real agenda behind all those woke slogans the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the Great Reset, climate justice, stakeholder capitalism, or of course remember this classic

Build back better was for several years the go to phrase for every globalist politician who didn't.

Actually have anything to offer the electrac and then when it failed, they simply rebranded build back better as the Great Reset.

It's a very pertinent question to ask, how do we build that better?

To build back better or whatever.

We have a chance to reset the clock and build back better than before.

To build back better than before.

Remember the terrible damage of COVID.

As we try to build back from this global pandemic. Do mine calls it build that better, build back better, building back better.

We do things differently to build back better.

We're going to build it back better.

Build buck better, building back better, our economy.

Build back better.

All elements of the Great Reset are fundamental to building the future we need.

This pandemic has provided an opportunity for a reset.

It's a big effort to Some would say to build patal. We would say, to really have agreason.

They please said conspiracy.

Let's see how they slid. Build back better became the Great Reset just like that. But the problem is that behind all these benign sounding slogans are very scary, very dangerous and draconian actions being taken, undemocratic ones all around the world. There's every chance that we are teetering on a whole new world courtesy of this cronyism fascism, and it is a very very ugly world.

Indeed, everywhere you look, small and medium sized farms being gobbled up by these corporate mega farms because they can't keep up anymore, they can't comply with these endless streams of regulations that are coming down. We're seeing that in China now where these giant, mechanized, corporate, big government controlled mega farms are displacing all these little small family farms that families have been farming for hundreds of years, in some cases longer.

Hey, you don't have to.

They're moving them all off their little plots of land and moving them into these big, horrific megacities that they have built. And we're going to see that all over the world with the decimation of small farm So if they're not bankrupted by economic forces, the governmentself will shut them down.

I keep warning Australian farmers and rural communities if you keep on pandering or playing lip service to the climate change net zero renewables agenda, that is your future. Indeed, the Dutch have just finally turfed out Prime Minister Mark Ruta, supposedly a conservative but actually one of those golden young global leaders whose cabinet had been proudly penetrated by Klaus and his cronies. The Dutch farmers revolted, the public joined in.

The future of Growth initiatives supported by a new framework that looks beyond GDP. Growth will be a two year campaign to help policymakers and economists share new ideas and best practices to balance growth with innuation, inclusion system nobelas and resilient squats.

And then there's that old rascal Tony Blair who's clearly clearly got his eye on the top job. Back in the days he listened to him spooking vaccines as hard as he could.

And you're you're eligible, and you've got no health recenting off being vaccinated. You're not just irresponsible, I mean you're an idiot. I'm sorry, I mean that's truthfully you are. I mean, because this omicron variant is so contagious. You know, if you're unvaccinated and you're in circulation, you're going to get it.

Tony's a big fan of all this dystopian stuff as well. Forget digital ideas on Tony's moved on. He's out there flogging biometric ideas. You know, black mirror stuff where they scan your eyeballs or fingerprints or take your DNA every time you want to buy a chocolate bar to check your having gone past your allocated car and credit.

I was then I remain even more convinced today, particularly with biometric technology, the world will move to biometric ID and they'll do it because in the end, it's.

Better for people.

It's not about Look, the amount of information government's going to have on you is going to be minimal compared to what your local supermarket has on you.

Ah, that's reassuring. But my favorite on the casting couch to replace Klaus is Klaus's own daughter, Nichole Schwab. I mean, let's face it, the elites love nothing more than a bit of nepotism to keep matters all in the family here. She is hard at work living up to her father's dreams.

This crisis has shown us that first of all, things can shift very rapidly when we put our minds to it and when we feel the immediate emergency to our livelihoods. And second that clearly the system I mean you mentioned it earlier.

That we had been for is not sustainable.

So I see it as a tremendous opportunity really to have this great reset.

She certainly got all the jogging Dwan pat exciting times ahead for the World Economic Forum, But finally, could there be a one word explanation as to why Klaus is stepping down right now? That one word being Trump. Here's Conservative Heritage President Kevin Roberts speaking at Davos, Yes, at Davos this year, issuing at fairly blunt warning to the assembled.

Elites President Trump, if he's the next president. For that matter, I think whoever, the next Conservative president, is going to take on the power of the elites, which I mentioned earlier. But the thing that I want to drive home here, the very reason that I'm here at Davos, is to explain to many people in this room and who are watching, with all due respect, nothing personal, but that you're part

Yes, the hope of the free democratic world in preventing this globalist, elitist, quasi fascist, corporate climate, alarmist technocracy from stripping us of all our freedoms, may well rest with just one man, Donald Trump. Well, we mentioned at the top of the show the disgusting events in Melbourne yesterday, horrible graffiti at a Jewish school. The rise in anti Semitism since the atrocious October seventh attack has been a borrence.

Watching What's Happening Today in Australia. Hitler would be giving thumbs up to those radical elements who are trying to breach this great pillar of Australia's national character. Hitler would be proud.

Joining us now is the co CEO of the Executive Council of Australian Jury, Alex Rivchin, who himself also appears in this documentary and is also the author of the Seven Deadly Myths Anti Semitism from the Time of Christ to Kanye West. Alex, great to have you back on Outsiders.

Up there, well, it's a horrific thing, you know, to see members of the Jewish community have to drive past that, Students that go to the school, parents that send their children. They're a place where their children, they believe are safe. And to know that someone went there and daubed the words jew die on the walls of that school, it's

James Alex, I want to ask you, what do you think about the way the Prime Minister and the government has been responding to this tidal wave of horrific anti Semitism, particularly around the way it seems very often the Prime Minister when he talks about anti Semitism he has to caveat it by saying in all other sorts of forms of discrimination, and the way in which he unlike other leaders such as Joe Biden, even I've come out against the ICC the Criminal Court and it's moved to arrest

I think the Prime Minister's response has been inadequate from the beginning, and from my dealings with the Prime Minister over the years, and also with the Foreign Minister and members of the cabinet. I don't believe that they enjoy seeing this surgeon anti semitism in our country. I know they're concerned about it, but there's a difference between expressing certain views privately, expressing solidarity with the community, and acting publicly.

Enough reta well this crisis in anti semitism. Do you acknowledge that this is predominantly, if almost not all, completely a far left issue, that this is something that is not both sides of politics, because that's something that's said often. Of course, there are people on the far right who may also be anti Semitic where they don't have institutional power. We're not talking about academia, corporations, the celebrity activist class.

At the political level. I agree with you entirely, reader, and the standard bearers, the supposed great defenders and advocates against racism around the world tend to be of the left, and the reality is that they don't care about Jews. In their construction and their understanding of racism. They view it as something inflicted by the privilege and the powerful on the weak, and they view the Jews as being uniformly white, wealthy, powerful, and these are things associated with

But Alex, it's not only the fi left, I would argue, it's the broader left in general. We have seen pretty much the Federal Labor Party you mentioned. We've had a group of Jewish women who've come out begging Penny Wong to actually say something about those that horrific video of the young Jewish girls. We won't go into it or show it. It's too disturbing. A group of Jewish women in Australia have said, why isn't Penny Wong speaking out about that. We've had the recent vote at the United Nations.

I agree with you entirely, and you know, as you mentioned, with the Australia's votes at the United Nations in support of Palace in statehood in support of a Palestinian state seven months after the army of the Palestinian State in Gaza inflicted the most grotesque, brutal in human horrors on a people that we've seen since the Holocaust era. To even be talking about creating a Palstadian state in this time,

And I add to that, Alex and I love your thoughts the Anthony Alminiz. You're refusing to condemn the ICC, the International Criminal Court from seeking a restaurantce for Benjamin Nettan Yahoo and comparing the government, the democratically elected government of Israel with the Hamas Butcher's rapists and murderers in the one breath, and Anthony Albanizi had no words to say about it.

It shouldn't be difficult for a prime minister to condemn what's just happened at the ICC when you've got this rogue prosecutor in the same breath seeking arrest warrants for the butchers of Gaza, who are now underground, surrounded by hostages held in all violation of humanity and international law, who just inflicted the horrors of October seven, and they're equated with the democratically elected leaders of the state that

Alex Rivkin always great to chat to you, Thanks for coming back on Outsiders, and Alex will be featuring in that documentary. Josh Friedenberg's documentary must watch seven pm this Tuesday night never again is its title the Fight against Anti Semitism. And that's with as I said, Josh Merg presenting that watsmore coming up here on Outsiders back in a ticked with James's donkey vote.

Hello, you're watching out Cider's I'm James Morrow here as always with Rowan Dean and Rita Panahy. And of course the huge should I even see huge story this week has to be Donald Trump going deep into the heart of minority Democrat country in the Bronx, New York to speak to tens of thousands of enthusiastic supporters. But you know what, while the rally itself was big news, leading to this fantastic new York Post front page Uptown Funk.

In the US, you missed.

Your high school graduation, you start a college just as George Floyd was murdered, and there was a reckoning on race. It's natural to wonder the democracy you hear about actually works for you. What is democracy if black matter being killed in the street. What is democracy? Betrayal of broken promises, slowly black communities behind. What is democracy? You have to be ten times better than anyone else to get a fair shot.

Got that Joe Biden is saying is if you're black, you're a victim. Automatically forget democracy. The system, he's saying, has ringed against you and even trying to kill you. Any one of you as a black American, he's saying, could wind up getting killed by the cops, just like George Floyd. Even if one like Floyd, you led a perfectly blameless life, and you have to work ten times harder,

It doesn't matter whether you're black or brown, or white, or whatever the hell color you are.

It doesn't matter.

We are all Americans and we're going to pull together as Americans.

Now, Remember, if you listen to the media, they'll tell you that Donald Trump is the one dividing people, that he's the one who's talking down democracy nonsense. He's the one there with the message that it doesn't matter who you are, you can make it in America, Biden is the one out there dividing people by race and more importantly, more sinisterly telling Black Americans that they are victims, disempowering them, saying that anything bad that happens to them again is

Now.

All of this that Trump says represents a message that the elite, who in the age of the Internet are no longer able to gatekeep is getting through to members of the minority groups the elite used to be able to control, or think they controlled, people like this guy.

You said, You've always voted Democrats, but this year it's going to change.

Why is that Because I've seen.

The churm go put a word with the by nominics with the Democratic Party I've been Democrat all.

My life and Donald trumk who just have the right answers. He's speaking on illegal immigration, all.

The money pouring out of a country.

People losing a job, the economy is standing and yet sixty years old, I realize now that we have to support Donald Trump and make things better.

And then there was these voters.

It's too much crimes. Everything is going downhill. The economy is going bad. The food is expensive.

It's like affordable housing is too not for everybody.

It's just horrible.

I want food to go cheaper. I want gas cheaper. When I came and he was a president, was a lot cheaper than it is right now.

Now we're becoming the Bronx second class citizens. We have this influx of migrants. They're coming in and they're getting everything. Everyone in the Bronx in the city of New York is forgotten.

There you go, and no wonder. Given all that, there was such a freak out by the rest of the media. The New York Times practically had kittens reporting that out of trope rally, the Bronx chance of build the wall, Oh my god, the horror. Though this CBS reporter was forced to concede that the rally looked like America.

What else really stood out to you about the rally?

I will say this, this rally did look a lot like America. There was a lot of Asian voters there. There were a lot of Hispanic voters, a lot of black voters there, which is not typical for a Trump rally that I go to when I'm in Wisconsin or Michigan.

My favorite bit of the media freak out, though, was this CNN correspondent who looked like she was going to need about eight Sonyon blancs to recover from the deal of being out there with real Americans.

What was the crowd like, What kind of response did he get?

Well, certainly a bigger crowd than I think Democrats would like to be, particularly given.

This as one of the lewest counties from.

The entire country.

One of the things that I found was that there were a lot of people here that were actually from the Bronx.

Gotta do the dance there too, don't we.

But anyway, marked my words, this speech that Trump came gave was a turning point for the campaign. He took his message again into the heart of the Bronx and doing so and getting such a good reception, while Democrats in the media fume is a sign that momentum is really on his side now and Paul's agree. They indicate that Trump has cut Biden's lead in New York State to single digits while his share of the minority vote

Let's hope. So thanks James. Great stuff. Now talking about all things American. The interesting story of Joe Biden's daughter. She had a diary piece for Itta and people talked about it.

Wasn't real?

Was it fake? She's now admitted that the diary.

Was real, knew it.

But there were fact checkers or just basically leftist activists who call themselves fact checkers, who claimed this diary was well, whether it was legitimate or not was still up in the air. We knew it was real because people were being charged for stealing it when they found it. And there's been what was in the diary Reata all sorts

And trying to avoid showering with her father and it's inappropriate, but.

She used the word inappropriate. So and Joe Biden is an ourd about this. Can you imagine if this was on a Trump's daughter and this was in her writing her diary and this account of her.

Very specific allegations.

I'm not saying those accusations are true, but it's.

What she wrote. What she wrote, and she refers to the medium molested as a child, et cetera, et cetera. It's its shocking stuff. And as Reta says, every newspaper in the world should be all over this stuff. But of course, James, he's a Democrat.

He's a Democrat.

It's really important, though, to note this whole thing that we're talking about, because, yeah, what a family. You know, the Washington Post the other day, they came home with a big story about how basically they had an editorial and they said, this election is too important for us to go out and report the truth. And they basically said, yeah, we're to do everything we get to ensure that. You know,

This is how they plan to fortify the election. Yes, in twenty twenty, it was a concerted effort and this was part of it. I mean, then they had the entire social media platforms that had Twitter, that had Facebook. This time around, with x formerly Twitter being owned by Elon Musk, it's going to be a different story. But let's not forget Mark Zuckerberg, the man who owns or majority owns meta Facebook and Instagram. He put four hundred million of his own personal money into helping.

To fortify We don't know where.

We'll talk about it more after the break Candra Clown Show and more discussion with James and Read and row.

Roll Up, Roll Up.

It's the freakiest, wackiest, craziest show on Earth. It's the Canberra clown Show where these days the clowns have to hand out free cash to the public to get them to pay any attention.

You don't need to apply.

There's no forms to fill in. Anybody who gets an energy bill will automatically get three hundred.

Dollars taken off their bill throughout the next financial year.

Yes, that's three hundred dollars of your hard earned cash being given to hard done energy bill pays like this typical average oussie office worker. Yep, three hundred dollars of your tax dollars go to him for each and every household this bloke has. Or indeed, this typical average OSSI small business person yep, three hundred dollars for each and every household he has. Or this humble harbourside homemaker yep, three hundred dollars of your money for each and every

Wow, that's a.

Lot of carbon emissions, folks. Each BBJ seven three seven Max is fitted with a unique interior specifically designed to fulfill your flying knee. Very nice, But it wasn't until midweek that we got Albozo's finest performance today of his incredible Disappearing Moral Authority Act, in which whatever moral authority

America should punish the ICC and put Kareem Khan back in his place. And if the ICC is allowed to threaten Israel's leaders, we know that America will be next. There is a reason that we've never endorsed the International Criminal Court because it is a direct affront to our own sovereignty. We don't put any international body among or above American sovereignty, and Israel.

Doesn't do that either.

Congress is reviewing all of our options right now. We have some very aggressive legislation that we're going to push as quickly as possible. It will impose sanctions, and if the ICC moves forward with its absurd warrant, arrest or request. This will this is going to be an even bigger international problem.

Now, that is moral clarity and that is leadership. But here at Anthony Albanese's flying circus, we simply got this.

Well.

I don't comment court processes in Australia, let alone court processes globally of which Australia is not a party.

What an absolute farce. Firstly, there is nothing wrong with commenting on overseas court cases. But more importantly, because Australia is a paid up member we finance the iccc ICC, it is critical that our leaders either support or denounce that appalling decision. And sure enough, one labor leader couldn't wait to leap into the limelight, Pennywong, the clown.

In relation to the International Criminal Court, whether or not war ont are issued will be a matter for the court. Australia does have an interest in the multilateral system, in the United Nations system, continuing to be strong and robust and have the faith of the international community, and that's what we will always advocate for.

Hmm, love the jar.

That certainly sounds to me like Pennywise the clown supports the decision. She certainly did not condemn it, and that is of course in keeping with every single action taken by Alban Easy and Wong, who will always take the

I think this is one of the most shameful acts of the Prime Minister. The Jewish community is completely utterly bewildered, and I think Australian's of good faith bewildered as well as their Prime Minister doesn't have the ability or the wit to be able to stand up for what is in our country's best interests and to stand shoulder shoulder with our allies, including the United States, to condemn an obvious anti semitic by the ICC.

The ICC should reverse their.

Decision and the Prime Minister should come out today to call for that instead of continuing to remain in hiding or continuing to dig a deep hole for himself.

Yes, as I said here at the Albanzy Clown Show, whatever moral authority this man once had literally disappears before your very eyes.

What would the eagles say?

Yes?

Well, here on Outsiders we are often critical of all parts of government, but it seems some parts of government can't take much criticism jams. Why would that be?

Oh well, apparently this is kind of amusing here, But the Prime Minister went on a podcast with Australian National University and he complained that some segments of the media are cheerleaders, apparently for Peter Duffin. But of course it all comes down to it all comes down to the fact that I mean, I would like to invite him out. He's referring to this show because we're very critical of Coalition very often on a lot of things. But he

You know.

He has called out plenty of journalists myself included on the floor of Parliament for stories that he doesn't like because he finds him embarrassing.

He got upset with you over Viennetta game. He's untruth about this memory of having Viennetta with his mom when Vanneta wasn't even invented.

It was a light.

Story anyway, the middle of this whole campaign, it was funny and it was became, you know, the biggest deal ever.

So well, let's.

Lain about people who complain about him.

You do have a blurring of news from opinion as well. There are some journalists who more stenographers in particularly the right wing media than actual journalists. There are cheers squad. Some of the transcripts that you read from Peter Dutton essentially is him just saying, yes, I agree with particular radio commentators or TV commentators.

Opinions. This guy he's the prime minister. I mean I know that in his Commonwealth car he doesn't have a phone where he can get news about you.

How about people? But you might have a radio. I wonder if he's listened.

To Radio National completely, the ABC watched Insider, he watched Q and A.

But this is it. You've got a prime minister going on university radio whyy like some teenage girl when the overwhelming majority of the Australian media lean's left and has given him a golden run, and yet he still finds time to complain he should be counting his lucky stars that he has had such an easy run from the bulk of.

The He also complains that Peter Dutton agrees with some radio commentators or TV commentators. Yes, that's because the commentators, particularly on radio, are talking directly to the public and getting feedback. And if the leader of the opposition can't agree with a large number of people in the country, then there's a problem. Clearly Albo has pretty much the same problem. I'm not sure how many people agree with

Yes, so there's just been this huge blow up where it's been revealed basically they have completely different standards for people who are black versus white, versus Asian, and to the point now where you know all sorts of examples, people are failing them within the within the the medical school, and people are now concerned that this is actually going to affect the practice of medicine.

Worried about when those old school doctors retire because this new lot coming through who've got the Dei philosophy behind them. So people are getting in who shouldn't get in, and people are being rejected, particularly Asian students. In fantastic g joke because.

That's it for outsiders. We'll see you next Sunday. Don't forget Tuesday night, seven pm Josh Fridenberg's anti Semitism documentary Never Again. See you next week