The Deep State's Attempt to Dismantle the Pronatalist Movement (A Spy Went After Us And We Can Prove It)

In this revealing episode, we dive deep into the controversial ties between Hope Not Hate, the British government, and media organizations. We uncover shocking evidence of government funding and intelligence collaboration aimed at suppressing independent voices. Through meticulous investigation, we explore the legal and ethical boundaries crossed by various parties, from undercover journalism to extremist ideologies. The discussion spans topics such as funding misuse, political affiliations, and the impact of modern cultural narratives, providing anecdotes and testimonies from those directly affected. Join us as we navigate the intricate web of political, media, and intelligence connections, and challenge mainstream narratives to reveal the hidden agendas at play.

00:00 Introduction and Initial Revelations

01:00 Deep State and Mind Virus

02:19 Hope Not Hate: Analyzing the Organization

04:02 Evidence and Accusations

08:41 Government Connections and Funding

15:24 Undercover Operations and Personal Accounts

22:59 Media Manipulation and Public Perception

31:10 Concluding Thoughts and Future Implications

55:55 Cultural Preservation and Misunderstandings

56:17 Humor and Left-Wing Media Critique

57:14 Infiltration Tactics and Biographical Questions

58:12 Racism and Cultural Heritage

58:53 Pronatalist Movement and Misconceptions

01:00:22 Undercover Operations and Dehumanization

01:10:04 Scientific Racism and Media Influence

01:11:35 Video Game Controversies and Historical Revisionism

01:30:09 Far-Right Misconceptions and Radicalization

01:35:09 Concluding Thoughts and Personal Reflections

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Malcolm Collins: Hello, Simone. We recently did an episode on an undercover reporter who was investigating us for at least a year.

Now, it appears we were wrong, and that this, who we thought was an undercover reporter, might have actually been a spy working for the British government.

 Other people have collected tons of evidence that suggests this already.

Malcolm Collins: But we basically collected the quote unquote final piece of evidence. Then the other people who have been collecting evidence on this organization for a long time. reviewed and it's like this basically seals the case that this is an organization used by British intelligence to try to put out a parallel narrative.

And so we did something that pissed off the deep state. Bad,

Speaker 3: What's it thinking, Colonel?

Speaker 4: It's afraid. It's [00:01:00] afraid!

Malcolm Collins: but it gets worse than that because what we're going to explore here is how the deep state was captured by the mind virus so much that taxpayer dollars could be used through authoritative fascist like, you know, government systems to track down everyday citizens fighting for citizens freedoms.

Fighting for humanity to continue to exist and attempt to F up their lives.

Simone Collins: Yeah, because a lot of the people that hope not hate have doxxed. Their biggest crime seems to just be not towing the narrative. Now, I wouldn't say that I, I, we, I, neither of us would endorse the views of everyone that hope not hate.

As an organization has outed or criticized. However, it does seem like a lot of the people they've outed are, their crime is not towing a leftist narrative.

Malcolm Collins: Yeah so we will, well, other people have noticed this as well.

They claim to be a group that's against anti [00:02:00] Semitism, and yet they have done Nothing on the left right now was the huge amounts of anti Semitism that we are seeing on the streets of London and from the mouths of MPs and yet nothing. So, you know, it's, it's, it's once anti Semitism was normalized on the left, we're like, Oh, we're going to throw that out.

That's not really one of those things we're fighting anymore. But I wanted to say in the, in the, in the words of one of our commenters on this, and I thought that they described this organization very well. And this is somebody from the UK who's had some experience with the organization.

Hope not hate appears to be viscerally hostile to anything or anybody that represents genuine human interaction, humor, and popular democratic pushback to the ruling oligarchy. They're probably funded, I'm guessing here, by global corporations and institutions. It's not, by the UK government. They say they're not, but we have receipts proving they are.

Who dislike agency of citizens and genuine popular democracy because it gets in their way. It seems like their funder's [00:03:00] aim is to maintain the status quo in which all mainstream political parties are captured, controlled, and flat out refuse to represent ordinary voters.

Incidentally, the idiot hope not hate Radical activists probably think you two are monsters, but they're shadowy and cynical funders Won't believe their propaganda vote simone. So basically Bad, I I actually don't have any beef with them as human beings I I think that the guy was probably the guy we

Simone Collins: met with seemed like a nice person He's probably

Malcolm Collins: a well meaning guy who just got wiped, wrapped up in this ideology and doesn't realize that he's fighting for the fascists and the oligarchs now.

Yeah, I think

Simone Collins: that's how it is with many people on the left, is they're pro social, well meaning people. Many of them want the best for humanity, want human flourishing. This undercover reporter still came across as a nice, intelligent guy with thoughtful comments that.

was, you know, he came across as a little racist, which [00:04:00] made us somewhat uncomfortable, but

. What it does appear is there is concrete evidence that this is an arm of the deep state. The deep state is scared of our growing movement, the new right, the pronatalists and then, if Trump wins, Hopefully we can begin to dismantle the Deep State.

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Simone Collins: I, I want to emphasize here though how meaningful this is, because I think we used to joke about the Deep State. Possibly going after people for having the wrong narrative or for not supporting them.

But I never really believed that could possibly be true. It seems that now there's some evidence that this actually is happening. There's overwhelming evidence, but

Malcolm Collins: that's actually not the evidence we're going to go into a ton today because there's actually more evidence about this than, than we're going to go into here, but let's just [00:05:00] start with a writeup.

So this is from raw egg nationalists where he's going through his own research on this., because he was one of the people who was doxxed by Hope Not Hate And I'm, I'm going to be heavily Summarizing this, . I spoke to a number of people who said there must be an intelligence connection at work.

This included people with backgrounds in the military and intelligence themselves. When I told them what happened at the farm shop, they were convinced. No way that was a coincidence. Quote unquote, somebody, meaning intelligence, Must have been, quote unquote, shopping around, information about me, perhaps even just my name, in the weeks before I was doxxed.

If that was the case, Catherine Long probably already knew who I was when she emailed the farm shop. She was trying to get a confirmation, a non intelligent source, for a parallel construction. So, essentially the organization that doxed him did through by asking stores that he regularly shopped at, which implies that they probably already knew who he was.

And they needed a way to show that they knew who he was. That wasn't a very obvious intelligence informant. [00:06:00] I looked Well, or,

Simone Collins: or I should say information obtained through illegal matters. So, Ragh Nationalist pointed out

Malcolm Collins: that It wouldn't be illegal, obviously, in his case. But we found proof that it is illegal and that's what we'll get into later in this.

That's the new evidence we found, is that they are using mechanisms that are only not illegal if they are working directly as spies for the British government. So either somebody at Hope Not Hate is getting arrested, or they work directly for the British government.

Simone Collins: And given that I think Hope Not Hate is not idiotic, I mean they seem to be pretty organized, pretty careful, and it would be insane for them to send incriminating information to us, people that they knew.

would be canceled by them and might have a bone to pick with them. It just seems implausible to me that you would do that.

Malcolm Collins: Yeah. Yeah. I looked a little deeper into Catherine Long by which I mean, I went on her LinkedIn profile, Ivy league, a grad check seven months [00:07:00] internship in the state department, check USA ID posting in Tajikistan check.

A specialist in Central Asian languages, fluent in Farsi and Targic. Check. Oh yeah, she's obviously a spy. Sorry for people who don't know, spy is heavily recruited to people fluent in those languages for intercepting terrorist networks and communications. So that's all the things you would have been looking for in spy recruitment.

I got no further with her than that, but it was enough to convince me that she is, at the very least, a suitable candidate for an intelligence contact in media. Put another way, she glows. My friends agree. It's been known for decades that Western intelligence services, including the CIA, have intimate links to newspapers, magazines, and the media, planting stories and guiding public opinion, and this continues to present day despite high profile disavowals like the Church Commission report published in 1976.

So for people who don't know, we do now know that There was a period in American history, recent American history, where a lot of quote unquote conspiracy theorists said there's CIA funded individuals at every [00:08:00] major newspaper. And now we know that during that period, that was true. The CIA had a program where they would fund people working at major newspapers to put out their particular narrative.

Which at the time was a fascist right leaning narrative, and now it's a fascist left leaning narrative. Because, well, the leftists have, back then, like the I guess you could say like broader Judeo Christian moral systems, which is what the right was at that time, had more dominance within mainstream society.

So they aligned with that. And right now the urban monoculture, which is the leftist has more dominance in modern society. And so they align with fascistly imposing that. And well, literally jailing anyone who disagrees with it and gains too many followers.

Simone Collins: It's scary.

Malcolm Collins: Then there's Hope Not Hate.

Again, a little digging goes a long way. The group is ostensibly a charity, and therefore a non governmental organization, but its links to the British government are no secret. Hope Not Hate received significant amounts of money from the public purse. From 2019 to 2020, for example, the Hope Not Hate Charitable Trust received 141, 000 of British taxpayer money.

The [00:09:00] Home Office's counter extremism unit has paid tens of thousands of pounds to hope not hate in recent years. And in return, the home office and other government departments have received detailed briefings on quote unquote extremism, particularly in the digital sphere. In the trustees report for 2019, it states in that year, hope not hate quote, briefed multiple departments in the home office on emerging trends in UK hate. As well as briefing the Home Affairs Committee and presented a key note at a home office conference on online hate in Derby. Okay, this

Simone Collins: really, this explains a lot to me because when I looked at their Wikipedia page, it clearly states that they don't receive donations from the government because they are a, they are a, A nonprofit organization and they can't do that.

But if they're making program revenue from the government, that's different. So I guess that's how this works.

Malcolm Collins: Yes. And I would like one of our followers to edit their Wikipedia page to make this clear, to say they don't get money from government, but there is, it's in their own tax filings that they do.[00:10:00]

Simone Collins: They're not receiving donations, but they are getting paid for their services. lot. They're getting paid a

Malcolm Collins: lot. And I'm going to put like receipts on the screen here right now. So you can see just how much money is going to them for these sorts of activities. And who is paying it, which is the anti extremism office.

And a great report on this was done by Charlotte Gill. And I'll put her, her tweet on this here. But what's really horrifying about this is that this was done like money was being funneled to hope not hate by the counter extremism organization in the UK in the same year that, and I will quote her tweet here, Kariya Sadal is a Libyan asylum seeker who served a 17 month sentence for Afrian assault, reduced on appeal for beating an emergency worker, was reported to prevent it.

Four times told prison staff. He was part of the Islamic state and wanted to quote unquote blow up. Britain Was the [00:11:00] subject of quote dozens of intelligence reports which showed a pattern of fighting threats to staff Self harming and suspected drug use along with references to extremism in quote But the authorities didn't report him because olivia was deemed quote, unquote unsafe.

So three men were murdered instead two weeks after his release from prison. They, the extremism office did nothing about this. And when we talk about the urban monoculture, who were these three men? They were three gay men. Do you know what Stonewall had to say about this? Just so you understand if you're like, well, I'm gay.

So I need the urban monoculture to protect me. They don't give a. about you. The only people who will still protect you are the conservatives. And that is it. And that is why gay men are on mass. As we've said by various polls, it's either 45 percent or 33 percent of gay men in the U. S. voted for Trump in the last election cycle.

More will this election cycle. It's going to be a solidly red voting block in the near future. Wow. Very obvious. Because this is what the left will do. Organizations like Stonewall said, our thoughts are with those affected by the attack [00:12:00] in Reading on Saturday. It's heartbreaking to hear two of the victims were LGBT, but we can't let Islamophobic, racist and xenophobic rhetoric be used to divide us.

We must stand together to make progress. Meanwhile, you know, one man, gay man responded here. While charities such as Stonewall told us we must not be quote unquote Islamophobic while their bodies are still warm, it's all too incredibly awkward if a Muslim murders three gay men, eh? Let's move along now, nothing to see.

Stonewall couldn't even say gay men, they had to say LGBT.

Simone Collins: Oh, Lord.

Malcolm Collins: That is, it is, it is horrifying how much they are being thrown under the bus.

Simone Collins: That is, that is some major flinging there.

Malcolm Collins: Now, now, remember, they're supposed to be reducing extremism in the UK. They are briefing, UK organizations on who the extremist groups are probably proofing them that we're an extremist group now, right?

You want those

Simone Collins: pronatalists?

Malcolm Collins: You want to know what their founders? We'll we'll we'll do when [00:13:00] people who work with them So a a researcher at hope not hate an anti extremist left wing pressure group has been accused of pushing far left Extremism after a video emerged of him endorsing the communist red army the head of the intelligence group.

So this is the head of the intelligence group for them stood behind a Soviet flag at an event in London in 2013 and said, quote, comrades, brothers and sisters, hope, not hate. co. uk. You are our red army. Oh,

Simone Collins: well,

Malcolm Collins: Kowalicz, a member of the Polish parliament and former government minister, told GB News, quote, Praising the Red Army is the most left wing extremist thing to do, especially after knowing what tortures they did to the peoples of the Siberian gulags, to Poles in Kyiv, killing 22, 000 of Polish officers, and during the Stalist anti Semitic purges, end quote.

And all of this is obviously true, and here I note, you know, talk about them being commies, them making fun of us for being pronatals and saying, look [00:14:00] at how fascist this is, the Nazis were pronatalists. We're not mentioning that the Soviets, the Red Army was more pronatalist than the Nazis ever were, right?

You know, but they're just straight up and, and, and we denounce both of these groups, the Nazis, the Soviets, both equally evil, both massively anti semitic, both killed millions of people, millions of innocent. People and people who identify with either of these organizations, whether they be modern neo Nazis or modern communists, should be viewed in the same light as supporting true evil and as active activists against the democratic Democratic.

Three countries of the world, like the UK or the United States. So they are literally being coached by an extremist organization.

Simone Collins: Good

Malcolm Collins: lord. They didn't fire this guy, by the way.

Simone Collins: Oh, okay. Wow. I mean, the one thing, I have one positive note about them so far, which is that they follow our philosophy with non profits, which is that [00:15:00] you should be making The majority of your money over time, and in fact, most of your income from the work you do, and they're making money from selling to the US government, not donations.

And I appreciate

Malcolm Collins: government Simone. It is functionally a donation. It's just done in a way that makes it legal. They're basically just stealing from taxpayers. Like it's, and it gets worse. Hold on. It gets worse. How can this get

worse?

So we haven't even gotten to the spy stuff yet or anything like that, but.

Research from Taxpayers Alliance has revealed that organizations that lobby for changes in public policies within the UK have received around 50, 000 in public money since 2018, including 19 million during the COVID pandemic. Oh, no, wait, not 49. Sorry. I said 50, 000. What I meant was 50 million, 50 million in public, 50 million pounds, by the way, 19 million during the COVID pandemic and nearly 7.

7 million was given to organizations actively fighting against the [00:16:00] government scheme to resettle migrants in Rwanda. So the government, the conservative government was trying to do something to help the people of Britain and the immigrants who had come to their country, fleeing dangerous countries, get them back to safe countries like this guy from Libya.

And they were like, Oh, it's too dangerous to send them back there. So they're like, we'll send them to Rwanda. No, taxpayer money was being used to fight this in the public mind, including Organizations that were doing this that were getting government money, migrant help, Stonewall, refugee action, hope not hate, and InstaLaw.

InstaLaw recently issued judicial review proceedings challenging the legality of the immigration deal while the other organizations signed an open letter criticizing it. The Department of Health and Social Care gave the most of any white wall department over 30 million dollars to five organizations with the Department of.

with the Department for Digital, Culture, Media, and Sport gave to influential campaign groups, including Age UK, Gender Intelligence, Migrants Organize, and Stonewall.

And then these are groups

that [00:17:00] just support Progressive politicians running for office. That's one of the key things they do. And here's an article I'm gonna put on screen here.

A new labor MP is also the director of hope, not hate. So literally the people in office are deciding where this money is going. Wow. Organization that regularly campaigns against conservative elected candidates and is partially funded by the taxpayer and literally doesn't serve its message. Like the first time they go after one of these anti Semites on the left, I will rescind all of this.

But let's see them even for a second infiltrate. They don't even need to infiltrate these lefty groups because they're in them. They're going to their parties. They know they're all rabid anti Semites. As anyone who has gone to any of their events knows hold on. It continues to get worse. So, since Gerardo revealed Hope Not Hate's close labor links, including campaigning specifically against Susan Hall during the mayoral election, it has embedded itself further into the government.

Two of the six trustees of its charitable foundation have now made their way into parliament as labor MPs. Two trustees [00:18:00] department. What it doesn't in there, government whip and Tulley is both a director and member of its board of trustees covering all bases labor mp Sarah Owen is a vice chairman of the group's parliamentary group.

Oh wow. Made up of only labor mps, by the way, no conservatives on this. Another of the campaign organizations directors also happens to be a prominent labor NP and TUC communications director in Tenia brantz, chairman of the trustee of the board, is newly elected labor MP, Gridan Singer Joseph. And,

this is,

By the way, I'm reading from order.

order, order slash order. com more here. The new Hope Not Hate lead organizer admits that he is also a labor campaigner. And it's pushing to get a, quote, good solid majority, end quote, for labor candidate Paul Waugh in Rottenchild via the Hope Not Hate campaign. The organizer says that the group is targeting anyone likely to vote against George Galilei to convince him to vote for anyone else.

We're just trying to get anyone [00:19:00] who's not likely to vote for Galloway. The charity which received taxpayer funds previously getting cash from taxpayer supported Paul Himmelin Foundation, PHF, and City Hall has deep wide links to the Labour Party.

And then here Hope Not Hate's ground campaign also goes into some detail about the MRP polling, which they bought for the constituency, which allows them to accurately target voters who can mobilize. They say it's, quote, not very cheap, end quote, the last time Guaido checked. MRP constituency polling cost around 20, 000. Even if they got a discount, it's unlikely they dragged the cost below the 700 spending limit, in which case Hope Not Hate would be falling foul of clear Electoral Commission rules. So they're just blatantly breaking the law. This has been found out, this has been made public, and no one is doing anything about this or nothing has gone through.

This would make sense if they are [00:20:00] actually partially an arm of the British government. intelligence agency, which will get to more evidence that this is the case in just a second. And I should say an ideologically captured arm attempting to bring down the British state. They are, they are, well, not really bring it down, but support the oligarchical network that is antithetical to British and American democracy.

They are very much what the Kingsmen are. In that, in every Kingsman episode movie, I always say, you know, They're always fighting against somebody who has some like radical idea about how the world might be improved to try to maintain the status quo. Yeah, status quo. Good. I, for example, actually agree with one of the villains of the second one, the president of the United States.

Simone Collins: Wait, what was the president of the United States doing in the second one?

Malcolm Collins: So there was anyone who took it. Right. Right. And he wanted to just let them die so that he could finally end the drug problem in the United States. And it happened. I love the way that they signaled that he was actually evil, [00:21:00] because at first it was like only drug addicts are dying from this.

And then you learned, oh no, one of his staffers was also a cocaine addict. Because she wanted to keep up with her workload. And when a white middle class woman is on the list, you know that it could affect you, urban monoculture.

So you're not supposed to There was even a princess

Simone Collins: on the list. Remember his girlfriend?

So God forbid.

Malcolm Collins: Yeah, but his girlfriend was a junkie. Like, I think if society had that, like, everybody who did drugs just, like, died one day, going forwards, more lives would be saved and more general suffering would be saved.

Simone Collins: I think you don't realize how pervasive drug use is.

Malcolm Collins: Well, no, no, we, we, we as a society, and keep in mind it didn't affect people who were taking like nootropics or like other drugs meant to like control their daily behavior.

This was like people on cocaine or other types of recreational drugs. Yeah, it

Simone Collins: was, [00:22:00] no, it was just one specific drug that they were, that that woman's company was marketing and distributing. So it was just one drug, like a party drug, I think.

Malcolm Collins: Yeah, like a party drug. It was, it was not a drug that anyone really had a good excuse to be using for productivity improvement or anything like that.

And, but, but what I mean is you wouldn't just have a disruption of the existing global drug supply network. You would also have nobody doing drugs in the future because everyone would have, like, bigger than COVID would have grown up through this period where it's like, Oh, this is why we actually have to take drugs super seriously.

And I think if you go to our video on the drug crisis that we're going through right now, I can't even name it because it got the video demonetized. You will learn just how bad things are and just the level of suffering that something big needs to be done about this. All right, so to continue now we're gonna go into the actual spy stuff.

Woo.

The links [00:23:00] appear to go far beyond government funding for dull PowerPoint presentations at dull conferences. Jason Za Georgii has a alleged hope Not Hate is a direct front for British Intelligence at home and abroad. IE four M 15 and M 16 in 2017. Georgie was caught in an undercover sting in a New York bar by a Swedish Antifa activist working for Hope Not Hate.

Georgie lost his teaching job at the New Jersey Institute of Technology and subsequently sued the university. He maintains that the sting was on behalf of British intelligence after he left the alt right corporation. In the immediate fallout of Charlottesville. This is where things start to get murky and a bit confusing.

You can listen to Jirajiji explain his allegations at length in this video. And I guess I'll put a picture of it on screen so you can Google it. But there's other evidence that points in the same direction. First of all, hope not hate is a offshoot of searchlight and a quote unquote anti fascist organization.

I love, you know, you should watch our Antifa video. All these organizations are just very clearly [00:24:00] fascist organizations now. Antifa literally calls, it's like, people who go disrupt protests, black shirts, which is also what the original fascist Moush Tlalini called their people who went and disrupted protests.

Their goals are exactly the same as fascist watch are because people, when they're, they're like modern Democrats, aren't fascists. They're kind of different. Watch our Modern Democrats Are Fascists video. Seriously, seriously, seriously watch it if you haven't watched it yet. They are not like fascists.

They are literally a mirror of fascist ideology at the height of fascism. It has just been occluded to you what that ideology actually was, and they've changed which race is at the top. That's it. Which race is at the bottom is still the same. I'll tell you that much. The Jews are not friends to these groups.

Let's continue here. So, from the left wing, Of its ties to the government and intelligence services, including British and French intelligence, but here also, they say they have some Assad intelligence. Working with Searchlight. So this is one place where the Jews accidentally helped these people before realizing that they were going to turn against them and start calling for their extinction.

[00:25:00] As we see people regularly marching through the streets of London do today. We've seen this, right? You and I have seen this. Actually doing the, the what is it, river to the sea chant in the streets of London. So, whew. That was interesting.

Simone Collins: Yeah, that was weird.

Malcolm Collins: Bruce sees former labor MP and now a life peer in the house of lds.

Served as deputy director of Hope Not Hate from 2011 to 2015. Wiki Leaks revealed in 2009 while still a perspective parliamentary candidate. She was described in a confidential American cable as, which was strictly protected by the way, as quote. Code for a protected intelligent asset.

Simone Collins: Okay. So the, the, they're dealing with communications associated with hope, not hate in a way that they would deal with intelligence conversations.

Malcolm Collins: Well, people who are running the organization as as as coded as intelligent assets.

Simone Collins: Okay.

Malcolm Collins: So, I mean, obviously she was an intelligence asset. That's that seems pretty clear to me. [00:26:00] You wouldn't use that code. Otherwise, strictly protect means that the individual is an intelligence asset. And running this organization.

What's funny about this possibility, hope not hate as a direct organ of the British government, is that the group is full of people who are committed to the violent overthrow of capitalism and would therefore count as quote unquote extremists by hope not hate's own definition and that of the British intelligence services and government.

Hope not hate's own quote, head of intelligence in quote, Matthew Collins was caught on film. And this is the thing about the red army that I mentioned earlier in the most recent state of hate report, it targeted Jacob Reese, Mog, John Redwood in Duncan Smith, Danny Kruger, and Miriam creates all conservative MPs and suggested that they were quote, unquote, radicalizing the conservative government through their quote, unquote, opposition to woke politics in quote.

Okay.

Simone Collins: Wow. That, that feels amazing. Extra egregious. I mean, I know you've just listed off a ton of egregious things, but the fact that there are labor [00:27:00] MPs directly associated with this organization, but that this organization is in turn. Attacking the reputation of conservative MPs and they're receiving money from the government.

This is just

Malcolm Collins: like For being in opposition to wokeism, but it gets worse than that. The other thing they attacked them for was, quote, a certain conception of free speech, end quote. Wait, basically they're saying they don't like that. They're promoting free speech. They, they also promote quote unquote, free speech, i.

e. anything. And if you've seen the wacky cases, and I'll add some in post here of people being arrested for like saying completely inoffensive things in the UK, I would

Simone Collins: be terrified to be on social media in the UK.

Malcolm Collins: We should be able to set the rules in the UK and you see mainstream, even progressives fighting against this was like cool.

You know, what's her name? J. K. Rowling fighting against that insane law that came out in Scotland that wanted to jail people for misgendering people. That is absolutely wild that they feel that they [00:28:00] have this level of cultural hegemony. And this is what they mean when they say a certain conception.

So that's what they think makes them a hate group. Conservative MPs. Necessity makes for strained bedfellows. A group infested with radical Marxists can just as assuredly, wittingly or unwittingly, carry out the bidding of the British government, or any government for that matter. The Black Panthers did a fine job of playing useful idiots for the FBI and CIA in the 1960s and the 1970s as part of Operation Chaos and COINTPRO.

But it's also possible to For the goals of each group to be in direct alignment with those official agencies. Left wingers want to make life hard for quote unquote fascists and quote unquote right wing extremists and so do western governments. So why wouldn't they work together? And it would , and all it would take is a little tip off now and then.

Now here's what I want to point out here. I don't even think that that's what's happening here? I think that this is even more conspiratorial. I think that individuals who are in the deep state, who are like, you know, state bureaucrats have these ideologies. [00:29:00] Like, obviously they do. They go to the same parties that these other people go to and they funnel cash their way.

I mean, obviously they're MPs on both sides, right? They're, they're, they're, they're literally the same group. This is literally the same social group. It has just ideologically captured the British intelligence agencies.

Wow.

And if people don't believe that intelligence agencies can be captured by wokeism, I'm gonna put some, like, U. S. Army and CIA recruitment stuff in here right now. So you can see how bad it's gotten even in our own country.

Speaker 13: When I was 17, I quoted Zora Neale Hurston's How It Feels to be Colored Me in my college application essay. The line that spoke to me stated simply, I am not tragically colored. There is no sorrow damned up in my soul nor lurking behind my eyes. I do not mind at all. At 17, I had no idea what life would bring, but Zora's sentiment articulated so beautifully how I felt as a daughter of immigrants [00:30:00] then and now.

Nothing about me was or is tragic. I am perfectly made. I can wax eloquent on complex legal issues in English, while also belting amores in Spanish. I can change a diaper with one hand and console a crying toddler with the other. I'm a woman of color. I am a mom. I millennial who's been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder.

I am intersectional, but my existence is not a box checking exercise. I I am a walking declaration, a woman whose inflection does not rise at the end of her sentences, suggesting that a question has been asked. I did not sneak into CIA. My employment was not and is not the result of a fluke or slip through the cracks. I used to struggle with imposter syndrome, but at 36, I refuse to internalize misguided patriarchal ideas of what a woman can or should be.

I am tired of [00:31:00] feeling like I'm supposed to apologize for For the space I occupied rather than intoxicate people with my effort, my brilliance. I am proud of me. Full stop.

Malcolm Collins: We, interestingly, like the hippies before, are fighting for freedom against a fascist force that's attempting to push a cultural hegemony and keep wars going.

You know, in, in, it's just horrifying. You did

Simone Collins: not just call us tippy.

Malcolm Collins: Well, hey, I just say that we are aligned with the fight that they had previously and I think that we've seen this actually was interesting when I was reading the piece about why the guy who ended up doing all the undercover stuff got into this.

He was like, he was surprised at some of his older, like, hippie friends. Crunchy friends were now beginning to align with the conservatives against the vaccine. And he's like, how does this happen? How are they radicalizing these people? It's like, they're not radicalizing. They just realized the teams have switched.

And now you guys are the ones who control the government. And well, I think

Simone Collins: that's the interesting thing is that people on the inside of this don't [00:32:00] realize the fascists don't realize that they themselves have been radicalized, which is interesting. I think there's this. Lack of understanding of what's going on, even from within the house.

But what is uniquely scary about this is that. I guess you and I are coming online to the fact that this is happening. Apparently this is happening, this has been happening for quite some time. And there's public knowledge of it, and nothing is being done. And how much worse are things going to get? I mean, how much more I mean, we, we, we always get coverage of

oh, sorry. Right. I can't. Oh, I forgot. The

Malcolm Collins: whole conversation here that I just had to delete because YouTube will immediately restrict the video. We have that conversation. So we're not going to have that conversation. But I, and that's also

Simone Collins: crazy. Why, why are we living over? Thought crime world now, where we can't say certain things.

That is Simone I'm, just going to

Malcolm Collins: continue reading and you can sit [00:33:00] there and see that you can't have the conversation you want to have. Thanks so, parallel construction one way or another was almost certainly a part in the doxing of Johnath Keman, AKA Lez, and we met him, right? Although the guardian made no mention of it, Jonathan was aware months before his identity was revealed, that a prominent conservative figure was how shall we say, a penant for intrigue was making a great show of asking his friends for him by name. The implication was that this renowned schemer would soon release Jonathan's name as part of one of his trademark I am a concerned centrist articles that he writes for his online magazine.

And he wanted Jonathan to know this and be afraid. The Grave Amen, parenthetically, was an article Jonathan wrote as Lomez for the Catholic journal First Things. Just as Bill Kristol was outraged that the Claremont Institute had stooped to publish an anonymous raw egg, eating eccentricist 30 times and counting, Bill, so [00:34:00] our concerned centrists simply couldn't believe that a renowned theology journal would publish an anonymously pinned article.

And not just that, an anonymously pinned article About a concept the longhouse taken for bronze age perverts scandalous book bronze age mindset This fervent pants wetter was only dissuaded when an editor at first things guaranteed that jonathan would have a right of reply And so it appears he decided to pass on jonathan's details to someone who could do the dirty work for him instead jason wilson I don't know what all that is about.

That is clearly inside baseball but I will say that it is interesting here that like Bronze Age pervert is not that far right. I know people like paint him as far right because he goes against the urban monoculture, but his actual beliefs seem fairly centrist to me, just sort of unique, just sort of against the grain.

Which is pretty wild that they would be attacked for that. I'd also note here, and this is something we'll do a separate episode on, but if you are conservative and you're thinking about entering the public sphere, Do not [00:35:00] do so anonymously. Do not do so anonymously. It is so stupid.

Simone Collins: I can try reverting that in a more diplomatic way. What we would say is if you consider becoming a Non leftist speaker, don't do it through anonymous accounts.

Don't try to hide it because as much as we respect a lot of people who did that, and we think their takes are fun. Honestly, a lot of people whose takes are a lot more reasonable than even ours have been through severe cancellation events because of the fact that they've tried to hide their identities.

It is nearly impossible to hide your identity, especially now, especially in the age of AI. And through illicit. Legal or illegal means I don't care, you will be found and the mere fact that you are attempting to hide your identity makes you vulnerable and makes you more of a target. Expect that everything will come out, expect that everything will come back to you and your [00:36:00] real identity and don't try to fight it.

I can

Malcolm Collins: think of a great example here of two specific individuals, one who is always public and one who tried to be private. So we're reading this by Ryan Nationalist. So I'll use his as an example. Think about the backlash and the real life consequences Ryan Nationalist got when he was doxxed compared with any consequences Ed Dutton has ever faced.

Ed Dutton is Miles to the right of Roy Ignatianalist in terms of anything he's ever written. And yet, he has experienced significantly less backlash because he never had a doxed moment.

And this is why it's so dangerous. But it also helps make sure, like, individuals like us, that you know you're always being recorded.

Okay? Never say anything you don't want played to your real life boss.

So to keep going here. As the association between Bellingcat and Western Intelligence Agencies [00:37:00] deepened, the group has moved away from its earlier model of, quote, open source, end quote, intelligence, where it only used publicly accessible data. To a model that acknowledges, and I'm putting on the screen here that proves this, a piece of proof of this, the use of the kinds of restricted data, like flight manifests and cell phone records, that only intelligence agencies, hackers, and criminals have access to.

Bellingcat assiduously denied that they work with the government. But they would say that, wouldn't they? Also, the labor baroness on their board is a U. S. intelligence asset, according to their, her Wikipedia. She was named Yeah. And that's the one that we talked about earlier. So she's also one, I guess, Billington.

Okay. So just to understand how bad hope not hate is hope, not hate inflamed the riots by spreading false reports of a Muslim woman being attacked with acid and MP from their own party, from the labor party amplified this with Josh Fenton, Glenn, MP retweeting far right cowards attacking [00:38:00] women when people show you who they are, believe them.

And this is retweeting a hope not hate tweet. Reports are coming in of acid being thrown at a car window at a Muslim woman in Middlesboro. Absolutely horrendous. This is completely they just made something up to inflame the riots because that's what they try to do. They are not an anti, they are literally an extremist group.

And they should be treated and labeled as an extremist group. And in fact, I will go so far that if I find my way into a Trump administration, I will have Hope Not Hate labeled by the State Department as a terrorist extremist group. Alongside all the neo Nazi groups alongside, because they're acting like one.

And they need to be categorized as one and I think if we get a conservative majority in the UK, the UK needs to do this as well so we can begin to ferret out who their collaborators are within our intelligence network.

Simone Collins: Yeah, I think that's fair. Especially with government funds being used. [00:39:00] To so flagrantly fund a political agenda that is not shared by all taxpayers.

I just that seems so

Malcolm Collins: Shared by all taxpayers. It's like clearly not a threat to the country They're like half of the country is a threat to the country. That's like what they're getting at They believe that is the most anti democratic thing I could conceivably imagine They are trying to ensure that only one of the two major political factions within their country Can win and are using It seems both intelligence assets and taxpayer dollars to ensure that happens.

That is not democracy. That is fascism. That is anti democratic. That is secret police stuff.

Simone Collins: Yeah, it is crazy to me that that is real. I just can't, I can't believe it's real. And I think it took it, it took us getting involved in something like this for us to actually fully come to terms with the fact that it's real.

It's real. It seems that ridiculous. [00:40:00]

Malcolm Collins: Now here is where we break the case because we collected a certain item when we were working with the guy. Apparently we were much more careful than anyone who had ever worked with him before.

Simone Collins: And I want to point out how meaningful that is because you've alluded to this in other podcasts.

But what people consider or call the far right is one of the most open, transparent, inclusive, kind groups of people that you will ever encounter that I've never received a cold shoulder from these people. The only cold shoulders I've ever really received are from progressive groups which is, I think

Malcolm Collins: it's funny.

I, I, I, what if like, this is just like a classic interview you see, where a progressive interviewer will go up to like a black person or like a flamboyantly gay person at like a, a, a, a right wing rally and be like, why are you here? You must be treated horribly by this group. And they're like, no, actually they've been nicer to me than the leftists ever were.

[00:41:00] And then the reporter's like, see how brainwashed they are.

Simone Collins: It comes as no surprise to me that. That this Chris Morton, who is, this is the identity that the undercover reporter presented to the far right extremists that he interacted with that he was met with. Basically, no criticism. No one really pushing on his background.

No one really questioning him and it is also notable that we even pushed him as much as we did. But I will, I will say this. He did some things that were pretty flagrantly suspicious. I mean, aside from having no online footprint at all.

Malcolm Collins: And his, his resume was like, he gave us a resume to try to prove who he was.

It was like a paper thin,

obviously fake resume. If you went over it, I just didn't check it.

Simone Collins: Yeah. Why don't you, you should put it on the screen. Put it on the screen. But also his email was literally the real Chris [00:42:00] Morton at insert domain. com, like common that insert email provider. com the real Chris Morton, as in like the personality.

So at one point this was after no, mind you, after we'd have multiple. Zoom calls with him after we had met with him in person over a private lunch. And after we had him invited him and looped him in to a private dinner with other people, by

Malcolm Collins: the way, which is usually against like legality in terms of like what reporters are, .

Simone Collins: That is true. With a

Malcolm Collins: nonprofit, by the way,

Simone Collins: that is wild.

Malcolm Collins: He's stealing nonprofit money from right wing organizations.

Simone Collins: Anyway. So even after that, you know, we, we already looped him in. So we're, we're also very inclusive and we honestly don't really care if, if someone, and we're just as inclusive to Adversarial journalists, I should say we, we wouldn't have invited an adversarial journalist knowingly to a private dinner [00:43:00] party with other people present because we don't want to put anyone else at risk, but we personally will never, doing

Malcolm Collins: another piece on us.

And you're like, and they've always done hit pieces on us. And you're like, yeah, sure.

Simone Collins: Come over. Yeah. I'm like, yeah, come on. Yeah. The guardian who covered hope not hates most recent exposés that they just put out is, is coming over to our place on Friday. I'm going to hang out with another journalist.

We never

Malcolm Collins: close ourselves off to anyone, but I want to get to the, the evidence here. Right. So anyway,

Si