Welcome to the Denny Park with Lee James Denny Park and I know I always say I'm excited

about the speech special guest but I really am and I'm a bit worried because Charles

Mallet has got so much stuff to talk about that we're not going to be able to cram

all in into a podcast and I don't know where to start Charles I mean I've I

glanced at you or you know I don't do any research but you very kindly sent me

your CV and it is absolutely bloody amazing so it ranges from serving with the

cold stream guards in Afghanistan to pretty much living off grid to church we

can do we can do God but also the police I'm suspecting that was probably your red-pilled

moment wasn't it was it was that when because I imagine that once you were a bit like

me you were you fully believed in in Queen and Country as they then were and you believed

in the system and you thought were you thought being born in Mish was to win the

lottery in life and etc etc and British Empire some numbers etc etc and then suddenly

at the camera moment we realized the whole thing is a sham yet to an extent I think that

I believe there was always a way to forge one's own path regardless of the system so I

was I think I was always aware of the flaws and my priority I suppose my outlook was to do

what one could in as much as possible in one's own way and I think you're absolutely right that

that changed for me and I think for a huge number of people all over the world three years

ago where suddenly it really was taken out of our control and we we weren't for the

most part able to just push on everything stopped and by coincidence policing at the time

brought it brought it home I think in a way that it might not have done had I been doing

something else yeah right I'm but you now picked my curiosity that you're suggesting that you

knew something was a miss with the system even before then because I don't think I did I genuinely

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