Hi, folks. Welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Seaters for Wednesday the 17th of June, 2026. I'm joined by Connor and Will Kingston from G.B News. Thanks for joining as well. Yeah, jents. Lovely to be here. Longtime listener. I'm delighted to, delighted to have a seat for the first time. We probably should have chosen a day with cheerier news admitted. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So this is going to be somewhat a depressing podcast for the most part.

We're going to be discussing Ripalow's Rape Gang Report.

I've only read about half of it, so I can't be taking the lead on this.

But the heart, I mean, it's 209 pages, something like that.

And it's some of the worst reading that you've ever seen.

And it's hard to believe.

Then we're going to be talking about Raiku, which is the government unit that, well,

I mean, it creates the statements for the victims of tragedy.

Don't look back in anger department.

And I thought it was just a coincidence that all these family victim statements have exactly

the same language and come from exactly the same template. Well, that's extraordinary. Yeah, quite conspicuous that, isn't it? And then, sorry, I'm just making it note that. That's a really good title. That's the title of one of the piece of reporting I'm going to be drawing on, actually. Then we're going to be talking about how actually, despite all of the gloom, the online right is winning. The online right is doing

very, very well. And they keep writing, um, hit pieces against us that make us sound incredible.

And I thought we'd just go through some of them, just show that actually we are as influential

as we feel and things are going really great. You can end on a bit of levity. Exactly. We can have a,

uh, a slightly uplifting, uh, white pill moment at the end because, my God, I'm not looking forward to doing this. You're telling me that the online right species can actually survive in an outdoor environment? I'm, I'm, it's thriving. How we? Yeah, everything's going great. I'm interested by it. I'm intrigued.

Yeah.

So good news there, at least something.

But let's begin.

So it's been about a year since Baroness Casey published her independent audit, which

was then the Cassus Belly for Labour to jump aboard the far right bandwagon and announced

their three limited statutory inquiries,

which have appointed their chair, only one location, and as of yet, well, they watered down

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