The Death Throes of Multicultural Britain | The Sceptic Ep.71

Harry Jee on Reform’s plan to abolish asylum, Bijan Omrani on his lawsuit against the Church of England’s reparations agenda. Plus: Tilak Doshi exposes the Great Recycling Swindle. In Episode 101 of the Sceptic, host Laurie Wastell speaks to Harry Jee, Managing Editor of Pimlico Journal, on why Britain’s asylum system should be abolished, Nigel Farage’s plan to do so and what’s really behind Reform’s recent dip in the polls. Bijan Omrani, barrister, churchwarden and author of God is an Englishman, on why he’s taking the Church of England to court over its historically illiterate plan to spend £100 million of church money on slavery ‘reparations’. And Tilak Doshi, the Daily Sceptic’s Energy Editor, on why household recycling is a big fat scam. Donate to the Daily Sceptic to access our premium content here. Follow Laurie on X. Follow Harry on X. Follow Bijan on X. Follow Tilak on X. Read his article on the Daily Sceptic here. Produced by Richard Eldred. Filmed at the Westminster Podcast Studio. 00:00 Intro01:40 Harry Jee on Britain’s Broken Asylum System11:12 Should Britain Accept Asylum Seekers?14:52 Reform’s Plan16:20 Why Is Reform Losing Ground?20:40 Bijan Omrani on Taking the Church to Court25:20 Did the Church Profit From Slavery?27:03 Who Should Receive Reparations?31:59 What Could £100M Do for Local Parishes?35:30 Has the Church Lost Sight of Its Real Purpose?37:06 How Strong Is the Legal Case?40:35 Tilak Doshi on the Recycling Swindle43:40 Why Is Recycling a Waste of Money?49:29 When Is Recycling Worthwhile?50:19 Why Do People Recycle?50:57 Are Landfills Really So Bad?55:45 Is Food Waste Recycling Worthwhile?59:19 Is Recycling Just Moral Theatre?

Michael Murphy on the battle for France, Chris Morrison on the unravelling of the great climate scam. Plus: Jason Arday, ‘autoethnography’ and the fall of academia. In Episode 100 of the Sceptic, host Laurie Wastell speaks to Michael Murphy, writer and Head of Journalism at Outpost, about the violent student unrest rocking France – and what it means for next year’s Presidential election. Daily Sceptic columnist Steven Tucker, on the Jason Arday scandal and what it shows about the latest academic discipline for pseuds, frauds and posers: autoethnography. And Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic’s Environment Editor, on his hit new book Implausible and how he’s bringing down the climate change consensus. Donate to the Daily Sceptic to access our premium content here. Follow Laurie on X. Follow Michael on X. Read Steven’s article on the Daily Sceptic here. Follow Chris on X. Get your copy of his new book, Implausible, here. Read extracts from his book on the Daily Sceptic here. Produced by Richard Eldred. Filmed at the Westminster Podcast Studio. 00:00 Intro01:25 Michael Murphy on the French Protests04:09 The Scale of the Violence06:39 The Ideology Behind the Riots09:32 Terrorist Sympathies or Youthful Nihilism?11:34 The Ethnic Composition of the Rioters14:09 Greta Thunberg16:04 The Impact on France’s Presidential Election17:46 The Rise of the French Right20:11 Why French & British Protests Differ25:35 Stephen Tucker on ‘Autoethnography’29:06 The Absurdity of Modern Research41:04 Autoethnography & Jason Arday48:14 Hilary Cremin & the Future of Education55:03 The Ideological Capture of Universities59:42 Chris Morrison on his new book Implausible01:07:03 How Implausible Climate Predictions Became Accepted01:13:21 Net Zero as the New Communism01:18:45 Scale of the Climate Change Scam01:22:22 Why the Climate Debate Needs to Happen

Steven Edginton on Tan Ikram’s campaign for Pakistani judges and the BBC’s migrant-rape blindspot. Plus: how to solve the prisons crisis and Burnham’s vibes-based energy plan. In Episode 99 of the Sceptic, host Laurie Wastell speaks to Steven Edginton, investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker, on Britain’s most controversial judge, Tan Ikram, and his campaign for more Pakistani judges – plus, the BBC’s shameful reporting failures on a shocking migrant rape case. Alexander Baker, Senior Researcher at the Prosperity Institute, on the roots of the prisons crisis – and how to solve it. And journalist and Daily Sceptic regular Ben Pile on the vibes-based nonsense of Andy Burnham’s ‘Great British Grid’ plan – and why our energy bills keep going up under Labour. Donate to the Daily Sceptic to access our premium content here. Follow Laurie on X. Follow Steven on X. Follow Alexander on X. Read his paper, Making Space for Justice, here. Follow Ben on X. Read his article on the Daily Sceptic here. Produced by Richard Eldred. Filmed at the Westminster Podcast Studio.

Michael Rainsborough on Andy Burnham’s Ministry of Truth, Richard Lyon on peak oil and the energy trap and Jack Hadfield on the new wave of anti-immigration protests and the persecution of Danny Tommo. In Episode 98 of the Sceptic, host Laurie Wastell speaks to Michael Rainsborough, Professor of Strategic Theory at Deakin University, on Andy Burnham’s sinister new National Centre for Information Defence. Richard Lyon, engineer and energy economist, on his new book The Energy Trap, whether we’ve reached peak oil and the truth about the ‘energy transition’. And for our premium subscribers, Laurie speaks to independent journalist Jack Hadfield on the latest wave of anti-immigration protests and the shameful two-tier justice meted out to the protesters. Donate to the Daily Sceptic to access our premium content here. Follow Laurie on X. Read Michael’s article on the Daily Sceptic here. Follow Richard Lyon on X. Order his new book The Energy Trap here. Follow Jack on X. Produced by Richard Eldred. Filmed at the Westminster Podcast Studio. 00:00 Intro01:54 Michael Rainsborough on Burnham’s New Censorship Centre05:40 The Political Impetus06:39 Russia & UK’s Domestic Problems11:04 The Meaning of Disinformation17:36 Protecting What Matters24:08 The State’s Loss of Legitimacy30:29 Britain’s Approach to Governance33:24 Richard Lyon on The Energy Trap36:26 The Elitist Energy Debate39:47 Climate Labels & Debate42:02 The Case Against Net Zero48:16 Heatwaves & Decarbonisation51:07 A Better Energy Policy57:24 Peak Oil01:01:43 Oil & the Energy Transition01:06:24 Jack Hadfield on the Boat Crisis01:06:52 The New Anti-Immigration Protests01:11:13 Growing Public Anger01:14:21 Violence at the Protests01:18:03 Violent Disorder Charges01:25:31 Danny Tommo01:32:36 RNLI & the Protests

Banned from an anti-racism meeting for being too old and white, the geopolitical damage being done by Net Zero and why the Church of England seems hell-bent on trashing its own traditions. In Episode 97 of the Sceptic, guest host Ellie Hodges speaks to Leicestershire Police and Crime Commissioner Rupert Matthews about the extraordinary moment he was told to leave an anti-racism workshop at De Montfort University for being too old and white. Former government adviser Rupert Darwall discusses his new book The Age of Error and the West’s Undoing: Net Zero and the Destruction of the West and how the West went from prioritising energy security to relying on the weather. And for our premium subscribers, Ellie talks to Steven Tucker about Leeds Minster’s extraordinary decision to display the names of thousands of Palestinians, including Islamic Jihad terrorists, during the Jewish New Year, why Western institutions seem increasingly determined to turn their backs on their own traditions, the Church of England’s enthusiasm for interfaith relations and the emergence of “multicultural personality disorder”. Donate to the Daily Sceptic to access our premium content. Follow Ellie on X. Follow Rupert Matthews on X. Follow Rupert Darwall on X. Order his new book The Age of Error and the West’s Undoing: Net Zero and the Destruction of the West. Read Steven’s articles here and here. Produced by Richard Eldred. Filmed at the Westminster Podcast Studio.