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Hi, it's Brendan here. Before we kick off with this week's podcast, I have a very special

announcement to make. I am really happy to be able to tell you that my new book is being

published on the 5th of June. It's called A Heretics Manifesto, and it is basically a blast

against the conformism of our time. It covers everything from gender ideology to Covid

authoritarianism to climate change hysteria, and it makes the case for having a bit more

heretical thinking. It's a rallying cry for Heretics. It's a rallying cry for freedom of thought,

and I really think you're going to like it. You can pre-order it right now on Amazon UK

or Amazon US, so do that straight away. We've also got a very special offer.

Anyone who donates £50 or more to spite will get a signed copy of the book

while stocks last. To do that, go to spiked-online.com-donate.

Plus, if you're a spiked supporter, you can attend the online launch of the book

on Monday the 5th of June. Andrew Doyle will be interviewing me about the book and taking your

questions too, so spiked supporters can sign up for that book launch right now by going to

the supporters hub on spiked. So whether you are pre-ordering the book on Amazon or donating

in order to get a signed copy, don't delay. Go out and get your copy of Heretics Manifesto now.

Thank you so much. I really hope you enjoy the book, and now on Withershow.

Spending too much time on victimhood, I don't think it's good for the soul,

and I don't think it's good for whatever sense of commons we might share and build.

Their wines are being a kind of victim competition, defining oneself according to the worst

things that ever happened to one seems not like the way to go.

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