Fabian Society UNCOVERED: The Secret History of a Communist Cult

28:30And you don't ever get that unless you live with them and you talk to them. Islam is everything to them. Are they all slightly radicalised? To a certain extent. They are totally committed to the Koran. Totally committed, but not all parts of the Koran. I was going to say, that's the problem, isn't it? Yeah. Their top three priorities are Islam, Islam, and Islam. That's the way it is. but that's not necessarily because if you look at certain parts of the Quran actually that's not necessarily a bad thing it's based on pretty much the same principles that the Bible is based on if you look at the fundamental when you then start looking into the Hadiths and all the stuff that Prophet Muhammad was I'm not going to slag him off but the things that he was implementing well I mean no I don't care I don't care You know, Prophet Muhammad was, the Muslims consider him to be the greatest man to have ever walked the earth.

29:29Now, he was a warlord. He executed people. He was married to a six-year-old. You know, his moral, you know, he hasn't really got a leg to stand on. But he's still considered to be the greatest man to ever walk the earth from a Muslim perspective. And that is something that people cannot get into their heads. You know, you have kids in various different Muslim societies whose whole ambition is life is to die, is to die and martyr themselves. And they're taught that this is the greatest thing. Islam is a religion of submission, submission to Muhammad and submission to Allah.

30:11But they're taught that this is the right thing to do, right since they can learn how to read and write. They're taught that this is their version of right and wrong. How have we gone from Fabianism to Islam? You've gone off on a tangent, haven't you? No, I've gone off on a massive tangent. You've enjoyed yourself there, wouldn't you? Let me bring it back to Fabian, because everyone speaks about Islam that comes on here. And I didn't prompt you to speak about Islam at all, but people say it's Islam, Islam, Islam, and you're a perfect example. Everyone's concerned about it. I don't even need to ask people about what's the problem.

30:46Of course it is. But I think there's a solution to Islam. I do. We'll come back to that. Fabianism. Fabianism, yeah. So you're going to say that it's evil. They don't consider it evil. Well, what would a Fabian tell you you're getting wrong? They will say that they aspire to create a fully equal society where wealth is shared, no one's poor. We have open borders. We welcome everyone. We provide sanctuary for everybody, blah, blah, blah, blah. So from a left-wing woke perspective, this is kind of a utopia. But it's not. It's a dystopia. And why is that not sustainable? You could implement that kind of thing in Africa if you wanted to maybe, or you could certainly implement it in many countries in the Middle East or Southeast Asia.

31:33But we're talking about Western society. It's a way to kill ambition, isn't it? Yeah, of course it is. There's no place for wealth generation. There's no place for entrepreneurialism. all the things that have made Great Britain great over centuries. We are pioneers. We are – people are going to talk about colonisation. It's absolute rubbish. Great Britain is, without a shadow of doubt, the greatest nation in the world. And the reason I say that is we managed, we ran a third of the globe. Our little island. We ran a third of the globe because it's in our DNA. We are pioneers. We're managers. We're organisers.

32:17We have it in our, you know, and you see, you go across, you go abroad to all these different countries. You see the footprints everywhere. Yes, we were involved in slavery, but so was everyone else. And I can tell you now it's happening now on a much bigger scale in Africa, in the Middle East. Slavery is happening today, right now. But we abolished it and we sacrificed. I don't know how many sailors we sacrificed in terms of trying to close slavery down. But the good that we did, we saved millions and millions and millions of lives. We created infrastructure. We created security. We created justice.

32:52You go and look at African armies, Middle Eastern armies, they're all run like the British Army. They're all run like the British Army. So they've taken all these good things from us. And we're good at that. We're just really good at it. We're good at organizing shit. So if everything you're saying is right, what does the Great Britain that we've been discussing, what does Great Britain actually look like in five years' time from now? If it's a Fabian Great Britain or if we manage to overturn it? That's a good question. There's three options, basically. Well, I'll tell you what, cover all three options.

33:24So there will be no freedom of speech because it will be controlled. People will exist. People will not own anything. They won't own their own houses. there will be no oh nothing can be happy is what they say exactly everything will be provided by owned by the state and so and the state the state government if you like the state government will be a combination of the big global corporates who own everything nothing will be owned by anyone in the UK and and we will just be we'll rent everything we'll rent everything so we'll be we'll always be on the end of a you know if we step out of line you know will be rationed.

34:04What country would that most likely resemble? North Korea? Well, no, no. I mean, because there isn't a Western state that has got there quite yet, we're at the forefront of this now. But we are heading that way, aren't we? That's exactly where we're heading. But of course, what happens in the rest of Europe is also highly relevant here as well. I'm not a big fan of rejoining the EU, But what I do think is we need to be talking to Germany. We need to be talking to Italy. We need to be talking to France because they've got exactly the same problems as we've got now because it's all being driven by the same globalist agenda.

34:41They want to impose this in Europe. They've already started doing it in Canada and they're also trying to implement it in Australia as well. And I got a lot of feedback on social media from the Australians in particular saying, oh God, it's the same thing that's happening here. It's communism. It's a communist state. You don't own anything. Wealth is shared, no place for entrepreneurs. There's no capitalism. Well, there is capitalism, but it happens at the top level, and we don't get involved. They're going to make tons and tons of money, tons and tons of money. They're going to be extremely wealthy.

35:13The rest of us, it's just not going to be the case. Open borders, you know. And, of course, over time, we're talking about the great replacement theory. So our indigenous population, particularly things that continue to go, it's going to be replaced by the migrant population. That's what's going to happen. The migrants are easier to control and they're easier to please than British people. This episode is brought to you by ChatGPT. Hey, it's Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons Podcast. Have you guys heard about ChatGPT work? It's the new way to use ChatGPT for bigger multi-step projects. And when you need more than just answers, give ChatGPT work access to your apps and files and it can create real work documents like spreadsheets, slides, and structured reports.

36:01Get started at chatgpt.com by selecting work mode, available on Plus and Pro plans. And there's already signs of everything that you're saying already in front of us. Look around you. It's obvious what's happening. And, you know, everything that's happening, the government do. You know, the whole Anne Wendicom thing, it's a really good example. I know this is another tangent. The whole Anne Wendicom thing is really, you know, we've been fed three different stories now about Anne Wendicom. This is the most high-profile murder case in the UK right now. So why are we all sitting here asking questions about, well, actually, that guy in the court picture is not the same guy that you've sent us a picture of who you say is the murderer, who's not the same guy as the one that was stood outside the car.

36:43But they're doing it to antagonise us. They are doing it. They know that we're not that stupid. They know that we're not that stupid. They know that we all come up with theories. And all it does is it irritates us. They are deliberately antagonising us. antagonizing the British public by treating them like idiots. So this whole narrative, this whole narrative about Anne Whittacombe and such, like it's a game. We're in the middle of a PSYOP. We're in the middle of a national level PSYOP now. And, you know, you've got entire organizations, RICU, the Secret Service, 77 Brigade. Their whole job is to control the narrative, Control the narrative and control the story and play with our emotions.

37:30So how do we, going back to what Great Britain would look like in five years' time... Sorry, yeah, yeah, sorry. Well, how do we prevent that from happening? What's the solution? Avoid civil war. That's the first thing. This is exactly what we're doing with the veterans community right now. You avoid civil war. You don't fall into their trap because that's exactly what they want. You have to get to the next election, whether that's a snap election or 2029, and you have to ensure that a right-leaning party wins that election at all costs because you have to get Labour out of power. And like I said, at that point, you've got to get rid of it.

38:08You've got to dismantle the establishment, which is going to be highly attritional. You've got to deport all your illegal immigrants, which is going to be highly attritional. And you've got to dismantle a radical Islam. You've got to do those three things. And how do we do those three things? So dismantling the establishment is going to – it requires commitment from, well, one or all of the parties, the right political parties, whether it be the Tories. And I've spoken to all of them. The Tories restore and reform at the moment. They're the three players in the game at the moment. None of them are committing to this at the moment.

38:41But they have to do it because the establishment control all the rest of the stuff. That is why it is so important. Immigration and deportation, and bearing in mind that the, you know, Islam and immigration are inextricably linked. You know, 70 % of our immigrants are Muslim people and such like. Deportation plan, plans that have been pushed forward by reform and restore are not good enough. They're not good enough. They're not robust enough. You can't just close the English Channel. You have to get to the core of the problem, which is the human trafficking, the human trafficking gangs, which is a multi-billion dollar business in Europe and the Middle East.

39:19And you would then have to carrot and stick the migrant countries. So we have to have a foreign policy. And we have to hit them over the head with a stick and we have to give them a carrot as well in order to be able to do this work because that is the fundamental problem. The human trafficking business, which is on the same level as the international drugs trade, they will not stop. You can put the Navy out onto the English Channel. It will not stop. We have a bigger problem with legal migration now as we do with illegal migration. You look at the numbers of people coming in, how they're getting in, skilled and unskilled workers.

39:52You know, it's bullshit. It's bullshit. But they're being allowed to come in. And I said the human trafficking people will not allow it to stop. It's not going to stop just by – and this is why I've said this to restore and I've said the same thing to reform. You need to have a much more comprehensive immigration policy. And then, of course, the Islam problem is going to be highly attritional because you're talking about, in some cases, removing politicians from senior positions, removing these organizations which are embedded in the UK right now, not just the Muslim Brotherhood, but there are a number of other organizations.

40:29We're going to have to go around all the mosques here. We're going to have to remove all the radical imams that are running their little communities. And then, which is going to be the real challenge, you have to de-radicalise these unintegrated communities. Because 45 % of Muslims in this country are children. They're kids. And at the moment, they are being radicalised. They are the army of the future. So you have to go through a comprehensive de-radicalisation plan, which is not going to happen overnight. It's going to take some time. But that is a matter of breaking into these unintegrated communities in places like Bradford and Birmingham and London.

41:09You know, it's happening here as well. So you have to do that. So it's a multi-tiered strategy. But my point is that it's highly attritional. So anyone that thinks if we get a right government in power and everything's going to be rosy, it's going to be hell. I was going to say, on paper, it sounds great. But can it be done? Yes, of course it can be done. If there's a will that way. You don't think it's too late? No, I don't think it's too late. And like I said, that is exactly why we're doing what we're doing with the veterans. Because the way that we're approaching this, we are going to hold these people's feet to the fire.

41:47See, the veteran thing that you're doing, what's it called? Frontline Alliance? Frontline Alliance, yeah. Talk to me about that then, because that sounds like you've found a solution and you're working towards it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Again, having a dalliance with restoring reform and the Tories and such like. Who's your favourite? Of those? Yeah. As an individual, Kemi Badenock, actually, I think that Rupert Lowe has potential, a lot of potential, but he's being spectacularly let down by his team. He's got a team of people around him. He hasn't got the people around him. I offered to go and work with Rupert Lowe.

42:19I said, I'll be your chief of staff. I'll run everything for you. I'll be your engine room. And I'll give you top cover to support you. That's the problem he's got right now. I think he, as an individual, is great. And I think he's one of a very small handful of people that has the resonance and the character to be the next prime minister. It's a very small handful. What about Faraj? Can he do the magic? Do you believe in him? I don't think he's a bad guy. I don't think he's a bad person, but he's a populist. And the other problem he's got is he is completely controlled by the establishment. There are certain things he can and he cannot do.

42:54This is why the establishment needs to be dismantled. if he steps out of line, you know, this 5 million thing is a drop in the ocean compared to what else is going to come around the corner. So Nigel Farage can never be whatever he wants to say. You know, in my view, Nigel Farage now wants to leave politics. He wants to. But he doesn't want to be seen to be running away from politics because he's got a history of doing that. He wants to be seen to be pushed out and forced out. So which is what's happening right now. Which I don't necessarily think will be a bad thing, but reform need a refresh, reform do, because they're now losing support, reform are, because of all this stuff going on.

43:35Which, of course, is being manipulated by the government. So the other option the government have got is that if they can knock down reform, the Tories are already not in a particularly strong position anyway, and knock down restore, then potentially they could call an early election on the assumption that they would win the next snap election, which is a possibility. But in coalition with someone like the Greens or with Lib Dems. Oh, God. Which is horrifying. I don't even want to think about it. That is the reality. But you look at the narrative, you look at what's being done and the stories that are going backwards and forwards, it's all about reducing, you know, and we've got to sort our shit out on the right.

44:21This is exactly what we're doing with the veterans. Before we go to the veterans, so you sound like you've investigated a lot of these politicians. What do I need to know about Andy Burnham that I probably don't know because I don't know a great deal about him? Another Fabian? He's a Fabian. No, he's a Fabian. He is... You'll be aware of his history with the grooming gangs up in Manchester. And, you know, he claimed to have initiated an inquiry up there, but then never actually followed it through, was aware of what was going on. It's like a lot of these people with the grooming gangs issue. People, of course, people like Sadiq Khan, of course they know what was going on.

44:59So Burnham's another cover-up merchant. Yeah, of course he is. Is he worse than Starmer as far as socialism goes? He's a slightly more palatable looking version of Keir Starmer. But there's no different. I think he's leaning into that ordinary guy. Look at the Labour Party and point out the talent. Point out the talent in the Labour Party. Diane Abbott's quite bright. They are at the shallow end of the gene pool. Lamy's quite charming. Bless him. Could you imagine if Spitting Image was about now? No, so the Labour Party don't have a dearth of talent. And they all, like I'm saying, they're all indoctrinated.

45:39This is what's so brilliant about Fabianism. They have achieved this over a very, very long period of time. And they now have, but they've done it so that they can take a step back and say, we're just a think tank, we're just a think tank. They're not. They can recruit morons and still make it work. But that's what they've done. They've gaslit half of our nation. They've gaslit half of society. and these people genuinely believe in what they're banging on about, whether it be transgenderism or climate control or climate or the migrant community or Gaza or Palestine and all that kind of, they genuinely believe this.

46:11So how is the Frontline Alliance going to tackle these motherfuckers? So first of all, it's veteran-led. And the reason it's veteran-led is because we all speak the same language. We all speak the same language. Whoever we are, we might not have met each other at all in the past. We all speak the same language. We know how to lead. We know how to coordinate. We know how to plan. We know how to teach. We know how to communicate, most importantly. We know how to communicate. So the idea is we're going to set up veteran-led teams in every single community across the UK, and we're doing that at the moment.

46:41Every single community. They will do three things. They will protect the communities by surveillance, by surveillance only. We don't intervene. We work with the police, with the local police. We say, listen, we're going to keep an eye out. It's basically like a neighbourhood watch scheme. And whilst they're doing that, They're also going to teach the neighbourhoods how to do that, how to be the eyes and ears for the neighbourhood. So eventually the whole community will be looking after each other. We've got a fantastic application which we're going to be implementing, which is basically an alert app that everyone in the community will have.

47:14So if they're in trouble, they need to press the button. And everyone within a geographical area will be alerted as to that something is wrong. So the community starts looking after itself as well. But it's veteran-led. The other thing that we're doing is teaching. So we're going to be teaching, using expertise within those communities, teaching the communities things like survival, first aid, emergency RVs, technology stuff like drones, for example, teaching them about all these things that may be useful to them at some stage and preparing them for what's going on. And so there's the protect bit, there's the teach bit, and the third bit, which I think is the most important, is the understand bit.

47:55So what they're going to do is they're going to get the communities together, all different parts of the community, schools, youth clubs, left, right wing, sports clubs, all this kind of stuff, the Muslim community, the other ethnic minority communities, and they're going to get them to talk to each other, talk to each other, kicking and screaming if necessary, talk to each other, and get to the bottom of what's going on for two reasons. One, so that they understand the threat. And two, so that they realise what the government's got in store for them. Because the Muslim communities don't know.

48:31Even the left don't understand what's in store for them. This is the crazy thing about this. They're banging on their fists and they're shouting loud and they're doing this and that and the other. And they think they're heading towards a utopia. They're not. They're heading towards a dystopia and they can't see it. Anyway, so that's the idea. So what you then do is all these communities you set up and we bound them in regional areas, the counties, basic counties, because every county has got a kind of identity with the Yorkshire, Liverpool and Manchester. So and then and then at the top level, I say the top level, we've got a think tank, basically.

49:03We've got a there's about 15 of us at the moment, 15 of us. And we are pushing the political narrative. So having this conversation, for example, with you right now and we're doing the same with the same, we're pushing out that narrative. So we build that support up from community level. We build the support from the public at community level. You do that by osmosis once you set up this infrastructure. So you start getting the support of the public. The right political parties will realise in the not too distant future that we've got the support. So that makes us quite a powerful body because we can then turn around to them and say, look, if you want the support of the British public and actually, you know, Kemi Badenok, Rupert Lowe, Nigel Farage, whoever's in power, you need to get your fucking heads together.

49:51And you need to, because it's unthinkable that a left-wing government can win the next election. Unthinkable. It cannot happen, otherwise our nation is lost. It has to be right. But if you do that, you've got to commit to doing the minimum required in order to be able to get our country back. So I had Chris Hargreaves sat in front of me who created The Shield. great idea great concept but he had he had no idea how he was going to do it logistically he just come in crowdfunded money and yeah anyone that bought into that bullshit when I interviewed him that was an expose if you go back and look at how I grilled him on the logistics and he just couldn't give me a straight answer and it went over a few people's heads but the people that cottoned on cottoned on yeah I'm not a fan of him at all I think he that's why that's why you have veterans doing it because veterans know how to do this I think he groomed the public I've done my best to air him out to dry.

50:47And obviously it didn't come to fruition and he's now living in a fucking camper van doing absolutely bugger all towards the cause. So logistically, because it sounds very similar to what he was talking about, how are you going to make it work? We're team building at the moment. We are speaking to all these other organisations, some civilian veterans organisations. That's what we're in, I say, inundated doing that at the moment. We're laying out a geographical plan. It is going to be self-funded initially, but we've now worked out how we're going to generate funding through Frontline Alliance for the communities.

51:29We're going to do that twofold. One, we're going to start charging a membership for Frontline Alliance. but as part of that unlike a political party you get for example you get your free app the app I talked about before the emergency app that's part of the package you download and will the finances be transparent to the public? no that's exactly exactly what we said so we're going to run the struggle with that part I know we're in the process of setting that up right now and so there's going to be a board a board of people who will sit and they'll manage the finances we will declare and we will be transparent it's not just Chris I mean, look at restoring reform, but exactly the same, same thing.

52:10No, it's going to be completely transparent. And we're going to tell people, you know, where that money's going and what it's going to go, go towards. And the other thing we're doing is we're going to set up a charity, a foundation, but this is focused on the veterans themselves, which is something that I've been meaning to do for years now called warriors. And, and, but this is a, this is a, an all encompassing whole life, lifecycle charity basically to state fund our veterans. So it covers pensions, it covers treatment for PTSD, it covers homelessness, it covers career management, it covers legal protection from previous operations.

52:49And so that's going to sit alongside. So we're going to, so that's focused on the veterans specifically. We're not blowing, we're not saying very much about that at the moment because actually this, because the veterans are happy to do this for free right now. They're happy to do this voluntarily. It's in its infancy at the moment. It is, but it's growing rapidly. I mean, we've probably got about 300, about 300, on our books, about 300 ,000 people. That's bigger than any political party. That's impressive. That's a mixture of veterans and civilians. So is there platforms where people can sort of follow and like your page to get more information?

53:25We've got a website, Frontline Alliance, dot org dot uk um uh and um you know people can join there we've we've done all that we don't we you know in the process of doing all the um well i i am anyway process of doing all the kind of the ethos principles in fact finally if i was coming down here i've i've put together a pledge a pledge which we're going to offer to everybody which articulates what what we think the british public want and what they don't want so it's very simple way of doing it but the idea that we have one single vision. The key principle about all this is that we have to keep it dead simple.

54:02And the reason we have to keep it dead simple is because when we get close down, which we will, all of these organisations, all these different communities have to be able to operate autonomously. They have to be able to carry on doing what they were doing, you know, irrespective of the fact that we've got internet blackout and all that kind of stuff. So our messaging is dead, dead simple. You know, but we've all got one vision, which is where we want the UK to be in 10 years time. We've got one mission, which is to do this, this, this, that, you know, the mission, your mission is what you're going to do and why.

54:32Your vision is, your vision is the whole race on debt which is your desired end state, you know, sovereign British state based on democratic values with secure borders, you know, proper defence and security policy because we don't have one of those at the moment in the UK. And, you know, and a bastion of British values, British culture, Christian values. We haven't gone over on the complete Christianity thing, but Christian values, absolutely, because that's what we've been based on for centuries. So, and it's getting people to understand that that should be the most important thing. The vision is the most important thing, not what a lot of people are making the stake of right now, or we need to sort out the government because they're doing this, that and the other, which is why you get organisations cropping up who want to do things attritionally.

55:20They don't realize that they're just playing into the government's hands by doing that. It's not about what's happening next year. It's what's going to happen in 10 years time. That's the future for our kids. Ultimately, that's why we're all doing it. We want to give a future to our kids because at the moment, they haven't got one. This episode is brought to you by ChatGPT. Hey, it's Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons Podcast. Have you guys heard about ChatGPT work? It's the new way to use ChatGPT for bigger multi-step projects. And when you need more than just answers, give ChatGPT work access to your apps and files, and it can create real work documents like spreadsheets, slides, and structured reports.

55:58Get started at ChatGPT.com by selecting work mode available on Plus and Pro plans. What would your final message to the masses be that have watched and listened today? I would say Google. Google the Fabian Society. Understand the threat. Understand the problem. Islam is being well documented, but Fabianism, people do not understand about it. I'm not being a conspiracy theorist at all. So do your research. Stop living in your bubbles. This is what people are doing. Oh, it's all going to be all right in the night. It's not going to be all right in the night. And from our perspective, we all need to unify.

56:38We all do, all communities. We've got to be singing off the same song sheet. If we do that, nothing can stop us as a nation. Nothing can stop us because that's the thing that government is most scared of right now is that the United Kingdom, the people of the United Kingdom, all different communities come together, singing off the same song sheet and heading in the same direction. Unless you want to live in a communist state or you want to live in an Islamic state, which I don't recommend on either perspective, that's what you need to do. And if civil war did erupt, are you ready to fight? Well, we wouldn't have an option.

57:14I do think that if we got to that stage, I think that the Americans would intervene. Because strategically, for the US, the UK is much more important to them strategically than Iran or Ukraine or any of these other places. So I think that if we got to that stage, I think the Americans would intervene. I'm pretty confident that they would, actually. Yeah, I mean, people talk about civil war, civil, it's like, you don't really want that, it's ugly. No, it is ugly, but I can say, but that's what the government wants. And they'll say that they don't, but that's exactly what they want because it helps them achieve their objective.

57:50It gets them to where they want to get to much quicker. State control. Yes, absolutely. So we're flying back against state control. Yeah, and there's no election. We don't even have the opportunity to vote. The election will be cancelled and there will be no more elections. That is what they want. That is the whole communist agenda. It is the antithesis of democracy. Frightening. And if people that have watched and listened like the cut of your jib, where can they find you predominantly? I'm on Facebook as Alex Watts. I've just started on X. I've not got many followers on X, but I'm starting. I want to grow that as Alex Watts QGM.

58:32I'm on Instagram but that's only because I'm on Facebook I'm on TikTok Do you dance on TikTok? No I don't Do you lip sync? No but I'm on TikTok I actually started doing stuff on TikTok when I was abroad in Africa because it was a really good easy way of doing things but I don't there's some really weird people on TikTok I mean like really weird people British people but all the weirdos seem to go on TikTok for some bizarre reason and then the other thing I'm trying to set up now is my YouTube channel And I'm just incompetent as far as that's concerned because I don't make any money from any of my social media.

59:07I don't make a penny, which is irritating me now because I think I probably ought to. So I just need someone to come and help me do it because I don't know how to do it. I'll continue to churn out. Obviously, I'm focused on the Frontline Alliance now because we all need to club together and we all need to get stuck in with that because I genuinely believe in it. At the moment, I think it's the only solution that we've got. But I use social media just as a vehicle to tell, inform people, inform people what's going on. I don't use AI before anyone asks. I don't use any AI. All the stuff that I write, the scripts that I write, I write myself.

59:48I hate AI. And also one final question, just so people know, because you've spoke at a great pace and you've obviously got your shit together. Your database in your brain is very sharp. where do you collect your data from? Where do you get your information from? I research obviously on the internet. I use AI for research when I'm doing that. What paper do you read? I don't really read the paper. I don't have any faith in the media. This is the problem. So I don't, you know, even the likes of the Telegraph or, you know, the Times, I just have lost. Unless you're looking at a specific journalist who you know where they've come from, I have no faith.

1:00:32I have no faith in mainstream media. I have no faith in pretty much most of the tabloids and the newspapers either. I don't. And on that note, if you too lack faith in the mainstream media, like and subscribe to the channel so we can keep bringing gentlemen like Alex on to share his thoughts and feelings, missions and plans. I'm going to put his links in the description so you can follow his journey and we can see how the Frontline Alliance get on and hopefully we can all push back against state control because I believe it's coming too. And thank you for coming on. It's an absolute pleasure. I know you've travelled a fair distance and it's been fascinating listening to you.

1:01:10And I hope that we all get out of this mess unscathed. We need to club together. We need to club together. We need to unify. And we need to be singing off the same song sheet. And I'm going to keep on banging on about that. We have to be singing off the same song sheet. Agreed.

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