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My guests this week, Eva Comrie, Neale Hanvey MP, Dr Yvonne Ridley, Phil Boswell.
This week’s show has lots on offer. The Tory U-turn on the budget, the fiasco that was the Tory Party Conference. Liz Truss says even if Supreme Court rules in favour of a referendum she will deny the law and the democratic will of Scotland.
HMRC admit they know £850 billion is banked offshore, what they don’t know is how much of that is avoiding taxation in UK.
A Glasgow University study shows 330,000 excessive deaths due to austerity between 2012 and 2019 pre covid.
Sue Braverman dreams of plane loads of refugees being sent to Rwanda, what do our panel think about that?
Mermaids trustee Dr Breslaw forced to resign after appearing at a MAPS gathering. Will this bring an apology from John Nicholson or a pause for thought by SNP over GRA Reform bill? This and so much more.
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Hard-hitting stuff there, folks.
One of the things that really gets me is the fact that so few people understand that the resources Scotland has belong to its people. They do not belong to big business and corporations or to the City of London, where consciences are few and far between. These parasites care nothing for ordinary people and, as a group, do not appear to believe that ordinary people should have anything, that they are merely fodder for their businesses.
It is this attitude that needs to be challenged: it is. simpering, kow-towing nonsense that resources and the product of resources belong to anyone other than the population as a whole. Ordinary people work for their living, some barely scraping enough to live on, some on benefits of one kind or another, but, as a whole, they produce what the big corporations and big businesses rely on to trade and to make profits from. No CEO of a corporation nor its board, nor its shareholders are able as a single group to produce the entire panoply that goes into building a business that is successful, so why should these people alone get the kudos? Without the actual workers, nothing is achievable. They can replace those workers with machines, but all they do is release on to the market people who are desperate for work, resentful and angry.
History tells us very firmly that trouble will ensue when people are treated badly, and we are just beginning to see the stirring of real dissent across the board now. Wherever human beings are denied the basic truth of their necessity to the overall production, whether within an economy or within a business, trouble will ensue. When they are denied a living wage, they equate that with a complete lack of respect for their existence, for the existence of their families and, ultimately, the lack of respect for them as human beings.
As for the GRA reform, it is a madness too far. What will happen when the whole thing erupts is that the whole ‘trans’ movement will suffer, and that will include those who have kept their heads below the parapet, those who have not been calling for entry to all women’s spaces, jobs, etc. The problem is that this goes right back to the 1950s/60s when men were told by sexologists and psychologists that they could live as women – not just the body/gender dysphoric, but also the fetishists, the paraphilics, the autogynephiles, who actually make up most of the ‘trans’ movement now.
It is simply a biological fact that no man can ever be a woman and no woman can ever be a man. That must be the new starting point, where no man, however he feels can enter female spaces or jobs that are designed to protect women and children from predation. There can be no half-way house after this comes crashing down: the ‘trans’ lobby and its vile activists have ensured that that will be impossible. It doesn’t mean much to suggest that the movement has been hi-jacked by paedophiles (MAPs, as they prefer to be called), the ‘trans’ movement has not condemned them outright, as the gay movement did.
The captured MPs and MSPs of ALL parties, and ALL the business collaborators of self-ID, should be named in public so that no one is in any doubt at election time or when buying goods, just who has enabled this stuff. I know it seems punitive, but there is no point in trying to defeat the movement if the public doesn’t know who let this happen, and even enabled it. After that, men and women who believe they are the opposite sex require to be counselled with compassion, but with very strict boundaries.
Well said, Lorna.
Great to listen to wise folk. Thank you Roddy and friends for one of the best Prism Programmes.