Good afternoon and welcome to the podcast of the Loth Seters episode 1,372. I'm your host Harry,

joined today by Luca. Hi. And returning guest, Elizabeth Heverin.

Hi, it's good to be here. Thank you for joining us again today.

My pleasure. And today we're going to be talking about potentially Japan being betrayed,

which should be very interesting because

I'd be sad to hear it, but it would be another case of populist party betrayal, which

really does start to show a pattern has formed with this, that you can't really trust

these people, which might be relevant to British politics.

We're also going to be talking about Spain,

amnestying, half a million illegals by the end of June, and Liz is going to take us through

the British University problem, and that is the problem of British University student visas,

and how they are a backdoor to mass migration. Before we get into that news though, first we'd like to advertise some things that are on the website

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And that is that we have the most recent episode of Chronicles, William Shakespeare's Macbeth.

This is part one. Luca and I recorded it the other day and we're doing the second half of the recording later on.

Macbeth is a really fantastic play, a really interesting sort of fictional history play, which I've enjoyed speaking

about so far. I will be bringing some more analysis of the adaptations to the second part

of the discussion. My documentary, the Stonewall Myth, which O.Gs out there might have remembered

of being talked about for over two years at this point.

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