Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the podcast of the Lettuces for Friday,

the 1st of August 2025. Thank God, best day of the week. I'm John Mestellios. Hello, everyone.

And today we're going to be talking about how Ireland is just getting multiculturalism right. I think we can all agree on that. They're doing exactly what needs to be done and they're doing it the right way. We're going to be talking about the secret war in Asia that nobody is talking about for some reason. So there's a war in Asia and everyone's like, yeah, well, you know. This war will destroy the planet. Oh, okay. That seems relevant.

I didn't mention that before.

Should have led with that.

The Tory party is collapsing around us, and strangely, it's Peter Hitchens that's diving in front going, no.

Which is not what I expected out of Pete Hens actually.

Saving them again, even though I despise them.

Yeah, you can only take a boomer so far, man.

Like, you know, at the end of the day, they are still committed to the things they're committed to.

Anyway, right, so let's begin by talking about multiculturalism in Ireland, which is going spectacularly, and

the latest stabbing in Dublin has just been a model case of how to perfectly manage the new

utopia in which the Irish are living. It's been going great. But before we do that, Islander

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Excellent, excellent issue. This is talking about the Felaheen, which is a concept that I'll make a

separate video on talking about, actually. It's the people who are unburdened by civilization.

Is that a cream or something? No, it is, it is a term, an Arabic term for the peasants of Egypt. Okay. And it's these people who are the ones when Howard Carter and all of the European archaeologists went over to the pyramids, start excavating them. We're like, oh, great, we're going to start stealing some of the stuff you've excavated.

They're the people who don't care about history at all. They don't see themselves on the continuity of civilization. They just live in the ruins of it. So they go, oh, who built that? No idea. Why would I care? Nothing to do with me. I'm just a peasant who works the land. reminds me that old quote about the oak door

remember

oh what from

yeah I do I do remember, indeed. It's very much like that. It's, um, my essay in there I'm particularly proud of. I'm not going to spoil it, but it, the point is we have to view ourselves as bearers of culture. We bear our civilization. We carry it

with us. And a lot of modern people nowadays don't seem to think of themselves that way. And it's a

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