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episode 323. Fake housing TikToks. As always, we are your host, Jake Rakutansky, Annie Kelly, and

Travis View. Welcome, beloved listeners. It's your UK correspondent Annie Kelly speaking. A few

weeks ago, I appeared on the podcast to talk to you about what I

termed, London has fallen content, in which travel influences come to my country's capital city,

and talk about how dirty, crime-ridden and unsafe it is, which they nearly always attribute to mass

immigration. Shortly after that episode was released, I saw some original reporting from

the outlet London centric about another viral anti-migrant content creator focused on London,

but this time their gimmick was a little bit different. The article focuses on a TikTok account

whose content mostly consisted of virtual house tours of recently renovated London houses and flats.

Now, it's not unusual for estate agents to advertise their wares on social media these days,

but what was different about this account was the fact it wasn't actually attempting to sell these places at all.

Instead, the account used its videos to stoke viral outrage by claiming that all of the residences depicted

were being handed over to undeserving, ungrateful illegal immigrants and asylum seekers.

Here's how the article begins.

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