Comments by "marie parker" (@marieparker3822) on "Lotuseaters Dot Com" channel.

  1. 'We should have a culturally pluralistic Society.' We already have this in Britain - we have one Law for one group of people and another Law for another group of people.
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  2. DARVO : Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Oppressor.
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  3. I am sick to death of having one law for one group of people and another law for another group of people in this country.
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  4. 'He allows other people to create a space, and then moves into it when it looks safe to do so.' - Carl has just defined NOT A LEADER.
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  5. NHS: Sacking all the DIE (Diversity, Inclusion, Equity) cadre in the NHS would save millions over night (they all have gigantic salaries).
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  6. The inaction/incompetence of the police, on the front line of the towns (UPWARDS of 50, according to GB News), who refused to help the girls who begged them for protection, were only partially motivated by 'fear of being thought to be racist'. The main reason was that ORDERS FROM THE TOP told them how they had better behave - or else! Strongly Recommended Andrew Gold's interview with Raja Miah, 16 January 2025, in his 'Heretics' series. In this long interview, Miah details the infiltration of the Labour Party at Local and National level by Islamic gangsters.
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  7. What depresses me is the number of women who are instrumental in this conspiracy.
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  8. He also equates Muslims in Britain with 'Arabs' - whereas most of the Muslims in Britain are from Pakistan or Bangladesh.
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  9. They sacked the engineers and replaced them with accountants. There were four train crashes with loss of life in the next three years. Our trains are now owned by SNCF (the French nationalised railway Company), and the Dutch and the Germans. (You forgot to mention the Watford rail crash where one person died.)
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  10. The 'Trans' Industry has depathologised so-called 'gender dysphoria' - it is no longer a 'Category' in the DSM. They are now working on the WHO to get it removed from the ICD. There is also a move by WPATH to get paedophilia depathologised. I seriously recommend Benjamin Boyce's interviews. Remember psychosurgery?
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  11. Kemi Badenoch is one of a handful (literally) of politicians who appear to me to be remotely normal.
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  12. Charlotte Gill deserves a medal - for this work, and her mind-boggling exposures of the total WASTE of taxpayers' money on insultingly trivial or ludicrous research.
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  13. Btw, when it comes to middle-aged women/ancient crones wanting to damage girls, think of the mutilation of the genitals of little girls. This is obviously a criminal offence under Common Law (grievous bodily harm, attempted murder, murder), and has been a criminal offence UNDER STATUTE for nearly 40 years. We have had ONE prosecution and conviction for this crime in that time. Dr Precious Momo of St Thomas' Hospital in London sees at least 200 victims of this crime per annum. There are 16 specialised centres up and down the country trying to lessen the suffering of these children. Why?
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  14. Abigail Shrier's book on Science and Gender: required reading.
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  15. When I think of these four million innocent Muslims in Britain who were blown up in the Tube last week . . .
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  16. It's terrible that people like James and Amy Gallagher are being pushed out of clinical psychology when they are exactly the sort of people who are desperately needed. It is just terrible that medicine, psychiatry/psychology - along with every other Institution - have been captured by this Region/Industry. Recommended U-tube videos: the great interviews by Benjamin Boyce with Lisa Marchiano, Genevieve Gluck, Stella O'Malley - and all his other interviews.
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  17. Tice and Farage just can't ditch the snobbery.
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  18. Godfrey Bloom, in his Heretics interview with Ed Dutton, put forward the hypothesis that Farage's change in behaviour dates from 2010 and his light-plane air crash. Bloom said that before this time, Farage was approachable, flexible and open to other people's ideas. After that he became quite different. This reminds me of David Starkey's hypothesis about Henry VIII, who had a serious jousting accident where he was knocked off his horse, seriously injured and was unconscious for a long time afterwards. Before the accident, Henry VIII was an artistic, athletic, likeable and approachable man. Afterwards he became an intolerant, cruel tyrant who instantly beheaded anyone who disagreed with him.
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  19. All praise to Ritchie for his outstanding honesty and courage in telling us the truth. Exulansic has described the reality of these mutilations on her channel - see also 'I am Jazz', but I am worried about her channel being deleted by U-tube.
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  20. The UN, I believe, has started pushing the line that the property of 'indigeneity' can only be possessed by a person who belongs to a group which has been 'colonised' within the past 500 years. Thus, by this definition, a British person, one born in Britain, of only British ancestry for the past 1,000 years as far as they know, cannot call themselves 'an indugenous Briton'.
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  21. Operation Able Arch in 1983 gave the Russians the screaming abdabs because it looked so like the prelude to a genuine attack on them, and their hands were trembling over the nuclear buttons. It was after this that it was decided that each side would inform the other about such exercises in advance. In recent times, this protocol seems to have lapsed . . .
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  22. A non-classical Arabic speaker is advised to be led through the Qu'ran by an ex-Muslim, such as the Apostate Prophet (videos on U-tube), who has read it forwards and backwards in rhe original - as opposed to a Bowdlerised English translation - and analyses what it says.
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  23. Scott et al had very bad luck. A strong wind that was due to blow from the Pole towards the North, when they were on the return journey, failed to blow. This was most unusual. With the help of the sails which his sledges carried, this would have speeded their journey back greatly. Scott's team did lots of scientific work and recorded lots of data on the way to the Pole, some of which was being used over a hundred years later in climate science. Amundsen did no scientific research or observations. He sailed to the point giving the shortest possible overland journey to the Pole, then made a bee-line for it. He had spent time with Inuits and listened to them, and he was highly experienced with dog-sledging.
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  24. U-tube won't let me 'like' this video.
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  25. The proportion of women in the TRA shreds my mind - from Queer Theory founder Judith Butler, 'intersectionality' inventor Kimberlè Crenshaw, binary-eraser Gayle Rubin, and so-called psychologists/psychiatrists and physicians and surgeons and teachers/lecturers.
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  26. It will criminalise anyone WHO QUOTES FROM THE QU'RAN!! - SInce there are verses in it!, and in the Hadith, which are less thN flattering to Islam.
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  27. DARPA: Deny, Reverse Perpetrator and Victim.
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  28. I am a Luddite and a very prosaic person. Can't 'we' ie the code writers/computer people just develop Specialised AI (counting the number of erythrocytes per cubic millimetre of blood, much more quickly and accurately than any human could do), and put a complete moratorium on developing General AI? Just a suggestion.
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  29. Top male 20 per cent - of what? Intelligence? Wealth? Qualifications? Social status? Physical strength? Musical ability? Boldness (attracted to astronauts and test pilots)? Empathy? Sense of humour? Btw, pheromones have a very individual effect, otherwise we would all fancy the same guy. The attraction to an unrelated person is supposed to maximise the range of the immune system in the offspring.
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  30. I can't praise this report enough. You deserve a journalistic prize for this report, John.
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  31. The Centre Ground has shifted. Farage does not appear to grasp this.
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  32. Connor, you speak so quickly, it's almost impossible to take it all in. Please slow down a little.🙂
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  33. Great investigative journalism! Connor. 🙂
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  34. 'A couple of new Units' - each employing 65 people at £60,000 each per annum. Bargain!
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  35. 'The Wicker Man' is a v good film (original version). Apparently, the rituals depicted are taken from Fraser's 'The Golden Bough', but how authentic that is, is open ro question. The Romans accused all their enemies (except the Greeks) of human sacrifice and complete barbarism. How true this always was is highly questionable. It is notable that when the Roman Empire retreated, the territories that were now 'barbarian' again had no Roman Games. They just ceased to exist in the now non-Roman territories.
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  36. So - condoms and vasectomies, then, guys?
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  37. Smaller brains: people are definitely getting dimmer - or am I just getting older? ('The alternative to old age is death.' - Brigitte Bardot, a French film star of the 1950s and 60s.)
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  38. Point of information: the Taliban in Afghanistan have just banned women and girls from training as nurses and midwives. Women and girls are not permitted to receive medical treatment from male medical staff.
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  39. The Sandiford Clinic is Scotland's Tavistock. I see no prospect of its closing in the near future, due to Wee Kim Jong McKrankie's stranglehold on the one-party State that is Scotland.
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  40. I don't think Simon is correct in thinking that the importation and application of American Critical Race Theory in Britain is irrevocable. I think an increasing number of people are becoming able to differentiate between American and British experience.
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  41. The patient overheard Nurse Melle referring to him by the pronoun that corresponded to his BIOLOGICAL SEX - not his imaginary 'gender'. She was physically threatened and racially abused, but apparently this was acceptable.
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  42. Let's keep calling it 'Guy Fawkes Day', and not 'Bonfire Night' as the BBC insists on calling 5 November, depriving it of meaning, erasing its historical context, and (I suppose) trying not to offend Catholics. It certainly offends me.
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  43. If humans have free choice in mating, assortive mating will tend to take place. That is, people will tend to gravitate towards and marry people of the opposite sex who have a similar level of competence and intellectual ability to themselves. It is common to find a high level of matching of IQ scores between the members of a married couple. There is also regression towards the mean, which is the tendency of the offspring of a couple to have an IQ score closer to the average IQ of the population than the average IQ of their parents.
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  44. Damaging human brains: Walter Freeman ('Releasing Black Butterflies').
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  45. If you are a regular viewer of James O'Brien, you need therapy.
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  46. It looks to me as if he wants to be punished. He definitely needs a psychoanalyst - possibly also a Roman Catholic priest to whom to make a full confession (it should take about a month) and then do penance - the rest of his life in a Trappist Monastery, perhaps.
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  47. Who wasn't 'flawed' when they were young and foolish? For heavens' sake, are we to be punished for failing an exam when we were 16 *for the rest of our life"?
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  48. Great if scary discussion. Thanks, Josh and Hugo.
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  49. DARPA: Deny, Accuse, Reverse Perpetrator and Victim.
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  50. Carl is sounding fairly homophobic.
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