Right, hello, hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lothases, episode 776 for today,

Thursday the 2nd of November 2023 I'm your host

Connor joined by Harry and Lewis hello today we're discussing how was

ARC so I've been there for last three days I'll give you a rundown how they're coming to the homeschoolers and the killer pods from out of space

You've been having fun with this one on Twitter? I've been yes, it's been great

Right, it's gonna be it's gonna be absolutely full of means I'm right. Right, let's going to be absolutely full of means, I'm sure.

Right, let's jump straight into it.

I was at Arc for the last few days.

It was interesting, as was the Twitter response.

It was quite demure, actually actually so a lot of the press came early in May

with National Conservative Conference that really whipped the Guardian into a particular

further when Miriam Cates and Danny Kruger did extreme things like

stand up and say, maybe we should have some kids and maybe you should stay with them.

Aark for those who don't know is the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship set up by Jordan Peterson, Philip Estroud and some other advisors,

and they've been accused of being a counterweff. I don't think that's quite accurate,

and I think that's more of an accusation being leveled by people that probably weren't invited.

If anyone's seen the talks, I am going to show some clips because I think ARC ultimately is not yet successful insofar as its aim is to build a new narrative that is apart from like Blair White Progressiveism.

It hasn't achieved that. What it has achieved instead is that the

theatre production on the front end, not that productive, on the back end the people that it's

connecting, the people that it's making a kind of enmeshed social sphere of ahead of

when political circumstances fall in our favour will be ready to sway the

conversation then and hopefully you'll understand what I mean as we go through and just

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