Do you know what the thought police is all about?

I don't, Mike, you better tell me because I'm...

Well, you know it was invented by George Orwell in 1984.

Yes. Not in 1984, but in the book 1984, right?

And it was about how people would be keeping an eye on all the people in society

to make sure they knew they weren't having bad thoughts, wrong thoughts, different thoughts.

It feels a bit like that society we're living in now,

doesn't it? I agree with that, yeah. You're not allowed to think certain things.

No. They're certainly not allowed to say certain. No. And there are certain things you can say and everybody loves it, and that's fine,

but it can still be just as horrible as the things you can't say

but as long as you're saying the right things to the right people and condemning the wrong people

you're all right. I think we are to test what you can say and what you can say.

That's a good idea. We want to do a podcast and call it the thought police. The thought police, that's a good name. That is a good name. You're a good name. The thought police.

The thought police.

That's a good name.

You're Matt Kelly.

I'm my Graham.

You're the editor of the New European.

So you have access to the Metropolitan elite.

You can talk about them. I have access to the real people

through the medium of radio called Talk Radio right so to real people who are not you know

paid by some kind of a think tactic. Yes.

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