Matthew Goodwin: Are the NEW ELITE future proof?

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PROFESSOR MATTHEW GOODWIN
University of Kent; author, Values, Voice and Virtue: The New British Politics
Lots of recent commentary from both progressives and conservatives has focused on the question of who the ‘elite’ are, and how, if at all, the make-up of the ruling elite has changed. For some, it’s the shady fund-managers and asset owners who bankroll populist movements. For others, it’s a new class of professional technocrats who’ve imbibed the latest ideas about gender and identity. Either way, few would deny that our current crop of elites seem singularly unprepared for the challenges and crises of the 21st Century. Why is this?
02:47 Who are the new elite?
09:38 How the new elite consolidate power
14:00 The most intolerant group in society: the new elite
17:22 The new re-alignment
20:30 The culture war over the classroom
25:13 A new moral hierarchy
27:12 How we take on the new elite - and win

[@liammccann8763]

I am a primary school governor in south London. Two weeks ago I was one of three governors that undertook the headteacher's annual appraisal. This was overseen by a consultant from the local authority. This gentleman was also executive headteacher at six primary schools and a consultant for OFSTED added to his role at the local council. He was very clearly a member of the elite liberal, jobs for the boys, class. When I pressed him as to why he effectively had eight jobs, each paid for by the taxpayer, he took offense. Frankly, I couldn't care less if he was offended. This is a shameful reflection of the crony culture that we have permitted to take root.

[@shabbos-goy9407]

The. UK is now rotten to the very core.

[@b.alexanderjohnstone9774]

At least the toffs had codes of honour and public spirit, as shown by holocaust of public school boys in 1914-18. These self-appointed elites don't even like the country, much less sacrifice for it. Happy new year Sir. God bless from Australia.

[@jeffreychongsathien]

Name this parasite.

[@Straighten_edge]

I sympathise with your position but unfortunately this isn't a culture we've allowed to take root this is just how Britain works. Always has, always will.

[@exebit9366]

Crony culture: the ‘signifiers’ change over time (e.g. combovers vs Green hair, monocles vs hipster spectacles, formal attire vs organic cotton togs from Muji; a folded copy of The Times in the briefcase vs the Guardian in the pannier bag, the Jaguar vs the £3k electric bike)…. But the Cronies themselves remain the same. Reform. As Matt says….

[@Da1Dez]

Matt..... please, please PLEASE run for parliament! We need you as PM so bad. Everything you stated sums up the whole UK crisis.

[@janeb1484]

there is no democracy and never has been =he would end up under the same corporate control

[@dottyperkins]

Too many people went to University. It created way too many expectations for well paid careers for people with abilities and intellects who probably shouldn’t have careers in the knowledge industries. Those people didn’t smash the elites as we thought they would but hollowed out industry, crafts, services as professions and demanded jobs where there shouldn’t be jobs. Too many administrators, too many managers, too much HR! This is where woke bubbles, in the mid-wits of administration. Blair was an absolute disaster.

[@darrenkenton5364]

All by design! Universities = Indocrination camps, University Fee's = Heavily in debt before entering the workplace and financing BS ventures like the Institute for Applied Altruism.

[@Pear-zo4em]

I done City and Guilds at school at the age of 14-16 in 1984 because I was useless at maths, passed with distinction or merit on each module of it, I really enjoyed it.

[@terryo5672]

Agree. I went to uni in the 70’s before Blair destroyed education by watering it down - now made up of so many useless degrees, hence the making up non jobs in admin, HR etc.

[@Martin-88]

Agreed. I've just resigned from my job at the Home Office after 18 years because I couldn't stand it any longer. There are so many middle managers in the Civil Service which don't need to be there.

[@christinefiedor3518]

And now graduates come out of uni and can’t even write a decent report. I started registered training in the 70 s . The academic entry requirements were actually higher than the degree today. Beggars belief ! You’ve always had to have half a brain to be a competent RN. The same thing has happened in medicine. The junior doctors standing on the picket lines are a disgrace to the profession.@@terryo5672

[@ellenoneill7853]

If only we had a Labour Party that stood up for the working class to reign these people in. The working class have NO ONE fighting their corner.

[@James_36]

Labour have never been for the working class.. out of the toffs and left elites, it is the left elites who despise the working class the most by some distance

[@annedonnellan6876]

Have to rely on each other

[@nowherepeople3431]

The SDP does.

[@Xenophon1]

The Reform Party is the UK's only chance. The Tories and Labour are a Uniparty now.

[@adam7802]

Thats why everyone needs to vote for someone other than labour and tories. If you all keep telling yourselves that is a wasted vote it will remain so forever.

[@daffidkane8350]

I am most worried about what has happened to the English legal system and the judiciary and its failure to protect free speech, Christianity, family, and children.

[@James_36]

I think I have worked that out, you will notice the elite marry, divorce less if at all and keep their children educated... traditional basically.. what they are doing is imposing the opposite on everyone else to consolidate and keep their power and wealth

[@timothyhallett3724]

That’s because the judges come increasingly from those elite grouos which Dr Goodwin talks about. I have even heard of one such claim, in a law court, that English culture was unworthy of being respected and protected

[@LiaM-sg8uw]

I was with you until you said Christianity needs defending lmao wtf

[@user-lz9iv7ko1b]

People like Matt are UK’s only chance to save ourselves from the bad place we’re headed to. 😒

[@janeb1484]

people like YOU are the only chance - but you are not listening or reading - stop relying on someone else!

[@claudiavivarelli7571]

​They are listening, they just listened to this talk and not the crony msm. And we do need some inspiring leaders. Most of us are too busy with daily commitments to be able to join or set up new movements. So don't see what your point is.​@@janeb1484

[@lewis5384]

It's crazy how to me this all seems like common sense yet watching somebody speak on a podium about such topics in such a fair and eloquent manner feels revolutionary.

[@b.alexanderjohnstone9774]

Thank God for this fellow and all in that room or watching. Our ancestors stormed beaches and lived in dirt ditches to preserve the culture inheritance currently being pissed away.

[@stevenlightfoot6479]

Same exact story in Canada. I am actually a member of this class by education and socioeconomic status, and they disgust me.

[@WW3_Historian]

Wow! I'm from the US, and have been trying to understand the cultural and political shifts in my country for a few years now. I see so many parallels It's uncanny. I'm sharing this with as many people who will watch it as I can. Thanks!

[@savnermitliv]

Well of course, because we've basically imported your bollocks to Europe!

[@woodrow60]

Australia is the same as, presumably, are Canada and New Zealand.

[@rc2869]

I think we imported a lot of this shit from you guys.

[@WW3_Historian]

@@rc2869 I say we blame the French. It just seems like some crap they'd start. Lol

[@arpadzigisfari5819]

I'm also from the US and was thinking of posting something very similar to your comment. I would certainly say that critical race theory originated here because it reflects US history more than British history. The Stonewall riot in New York in 1969 was a catalyst for the gay rights movement, so, yes, I think we may be guilty as charged. I was also reflecting on why Trump is so popular - he's a billionaire who actually likes our working class. The mainstream media tends to miss that.

[@DieFlabbergast]

This is thoroughly depressing, and I don't even live in the UK. My condolences to all of you who are not members of this self-appointed elite class.

[@christinefiedor3518]

I migrated to Australia some 30+ years ago but try to visit every couple of years and keep abreast of current affairs. Every visit things are worse than the previous visit. It’s more noticeable when you’ve been away. I have watched over the years as successive governments have made mistake after mistake. I hoped I was wrong.😑

[@James_36]

@@christinefiedor3518 is Australia any different?

[@christinefiedor3518]

Like everyone we are having some issues, however they are not nearly as bad as the uk☹@@James_36

[@James_36]

@@plstewaf3after hearing so many morons on YT I actually feel grateful that is the case. The average voter is literally the best argument against democracy

[@robertmallon6629]

Wow, a great speech long overdue. It gave me hope for the next generation as I feel it’s too late for the present lot who have been brainwashed and will never change. I wish you luck with your endeavour and hope to see some success soon as I won’t be around forever.

[@swordfish7165]

Currently typing a transcript of this for personal future reference ... Matthew as incisive & succinct as always ... seeing this play out (with slight cultural variation) in New Zealand ... particularly an increasingly obvious scapegoating (via putative amends for colonisation) of poorer, working & lower-middle whites & asians into a degraded second class citizenship (health, housing, attempts to disenfranchise) ... and, if anything, an even more tightly-knit - almost incestuous - Bourgeois Woke elite (especially obvious in the media) than in the UK. As a traditional social democrat from a very bright but lower income family, it's clear to me the Left has been captured & fundamentally subverted by a New Graduate Elite that, despite all the ostentatious moral posturing, is in fact both self-serving & deeply authoritarian.

[@bonghead6621]

Well said and this is also true of Australia.

[@Mike-br8zt]

​@@bonghead6621 Correct especially in the Eastern suburbs and North shore of Sydney.

[@bonghead6621]

@@Mike-br8zt And here in the ACT.

[@FiveLiver]

Type this while your at it. No he's got something wrong. These new elites may be graduates, and from once esteemed universities, but they are not 'highly educated', they are highly indoctrinated. They are not interested in facts and reasoning, but ideology and spurious morality. This oppositional class can be defined as "Antiwhite". They don't look down on the uneducated, it is the white population in general they despise. The social values of these elites is about white erasure, demographically, culturally, historically, politically and legally. Matthew call them Antiwhite, and win the fight!

[@jacquilayton2557]

Perhaps the Left has always been this way, with this agenda, but now people can actually see it.

[@lenwilkinson672]

Matthew. Great speech.Why can’t we get people like yourself into government.We always end up with fools and uncaring M.P.s and out of touch P.M.s. Who are self seekers,with vested interests.The people are ignored and treated with contempt and considered superfluous.

[@LS-xs7sg]

Personally I think our biggest problem is alienation and the lack of common social institutions. We need to either start going back to church or create our own rival cultural & social institutions. You simply cannot organise politically unless you have some sort of social infrastructure. This is why the Muslims punch above their weight. They have a common set of values and they meet every friday etc. This is why one of the more successful reactionary groups was the EDL (whatever your criticisms of them may be) because they were formed out of football fan networks. There are many clever & well read traditionalists and reactionaries out there. But until every town has a hub through which to organise festivals, meetups and learning oppurtunities we will simply be bulldosed by those who have the resources.

[@SimonLloydGuitar]

I think the main issues are the relentless attack on men and boys, particularly white males, and also the gyncocentrism of society where feelings and subjective truth trump facts and objective truth (ie: the 'patriarchy).

[@MaggieNevin-tv3ib]

👍💯

[@georgeriszko]

Such an important lecture. The younger generation coming through remind me of the brown-shirts of Germany in the 1930s and the Red Guards in China of the 1960-70s. Not sure whether it’s frightening or sad.

[@stevenlightfoot6479]

Based on your findings, I could foresee that the culture war is going to turn into civil violence. Scary times. Great work.

[@evolassunglasses4673]

It's unlikely we can vote ourselves out of this.

[@stevenlightfoot6479]

@@evolassunglasses4673 The 20% radicalized progressive cohort is totally uncompromising and obviously willing to condemn and punish those they deem unworthy. I can’t see how that large a group can easily be peacefully deradicalized. All we can do is hope.

[@justmemimi7338]

Firstly, call it what it is: cultural Marxism. Second.y, the ironic thing about the nouveau “elite”, is that the standard of education is so appallingly low. Thanks for your talk.

[@_Stroda]

Or don't, because 'cultural Marxism' is really just a dumb, over simplistic (well, I guess they all are) conspiracy theory. That so many people cling to these idiotic conspiracies, presumably to a large extent because they can't handle the complexity of reality, is part of the reason that so many things are in such a mess today.

[@James_36]

only low for the general ones.. the elite still get a top class education it is just not open to the likes of everyone else

[@22448824]

Unfair on Marxism. I don’t see the connection

[@James_36]

@@22448824 the connection is both use the oppressed oppressors narrative

[@savnermitliv]

Agreed. 'Cultural Marxism' is a completely nonsense description of this and I typically just tune out if I hear it. Anyway, very important discussion and much light shed on it in this talk. @@22448824

[@rizbotube]

This guy is not some casual with money, he clearly knows his boxing like a pro fan, an absolute saviour for boxing, has got the energy and excitement back into it. Well done sir 💪

[@London_Opinion]

My old Primary school in East London was Selwyn infants and junior school. Look it up. It was an amazing Edwardian building with real character. The school knocked it down and built what looks like a skip. There was a charity (that aims to preserve old beautiful buildings) that worked out that repairing the old beautiful school would cost 1/3rd of knocking it down and building the skip but they did it anyway. No doubt the work of this new elite. They seek to destroy Britain its history and that includes its architecture. Shameful people. A revolution needs to come straight back at them and stop this nonsense.

[@JensPeterLiljegren]

The problem with higher education is not elitism, but the destructive interference in academia by politics and corporate interest.

[@plummetplum]

We need to stop using the word elite, they are anything but elite.

[@bigbarry8343]

in Poland we call them "aparatchiks", "polidruck" and more recently "jelites", Polish word associated with digestive system.

[@vincemarshall8550]

or re jig the word "elite" to allign it to the word "parasite"

[@evolassunglasses4673]

Quick reminder that there is no upper limit to diversity. You'll just be endlessly told things are too White until you wake up one day to something between Mogadishu and Karachi ~ Andrew Joyce

[@NickGled]

Excellent assessment of the world today. Thank you.

[@OneUnited1999]

This was all good stuff and really echoes other Culture Wars content here on KZbin. What piqued my interest is the relationship between elites and public debt. Elites are adept at turning a ‘red’ on the public balance sheet into a ‘black’ in their own finances. Matthew referred to educational programs pushing trendy social issues, what I call the ‘Grievance Industrial Complex’. I have seen this in action; they are paid for by borrowed public money and staffed by New Elite graduates helping themselves to public money. Elites are able to act contrary to the social mores of the majority of this country. These grifters are prevalent throughout the public sector. Elite success at this transfer of money is truly remarkable. It is cynical, is monumentally wasteful, has achieved nothing and is completely unaccountable.

[@tomtd]

So many instances of privatised profit socialised debt, the 2008 disaster being the most high profile.

[@OnlineEnglish-wl5rp]

But the elite most responsible for doing that are the financial elite - they've foisted at least a trillion pounds of debt onto the taxpayer in the last 15 years. And Goodwin says nothing about them. The public managerial types are just useful idiots for economic globalisation and they will be jettisoned very easily if necessary. Getting rid of them is still going to leave us with the actual elite owning everything

[@OnlineEnglish-wl5rp]

@@tomtd You see this is the actual issue - there has been a massive heist in the last 15 years if not longer and Goodwin has absolutely nothing to say about it

[@eaglerider2012]

Fascinating presentation. Also Mass migration = Cloward Piven strategy. Look it up

[@baconsledge]

Excellent from over the pond.

[@jamesschuur2801]

Where we're headed: Global Techo-Feudalism.

[@jimdavis8391]

Janis Ionopolis has spoken at length about this economic outcome and I agree with much of his analysis.

[@OnlineEnglish-wl5rp]

And yet he doesn't mention the financial elite which is driving us to the feudalism

[@Mike-br8zt]

I agree with what you say needs to happen but I can not see it happening through the democratic process.

[@advocate1563]

Tyen there will br a bloody awakening with civil unrest.

[@daffidkane8350]

I largely agree with Matthew. The world is more divided, divisive, polarized than when I was young. When I went to graduate school I discovered that my were colleagues intolerant, closed minded and zealots.

[@timothyhallett3724]

And I suspect that they would have considered themselves to be the clever ones, whose opinions must be correct because of academic qualifications they held. I have worked as a lecturer and a teacher in a career which started in 1994 and I have come across some remarkable intolerance and heard people being mocked for putting forward perfectly sane arguments which happen not to be held by many members of these ‘new elites’. Conversations with colleagues during and afte the Brexit vote, or during the era of UKIP, and around the 2019 election showed me, very clearly, that these elites, who consider themselves to be SO virtuous and SO obviously correct are incredibly removed from the majority. It is frankly worrying.

[@FossilisedFatherofFour]

I began to realise what was happening about 20 years ago but voiced my concerns in slightly different terms. Thank you for filling in the gaps and making the situation much clearer for me and many others.

[@joanhiggin1134]

Brilliant 👏

[@lynnewilkins0123]

Spot on.

[@ep7112]

Excellent speech!

[@tomol012]

Świetna rozmowa. Kurde, jak ten człowiek sensownie gada, w stonowany i racjonalny sposób. Oby więcej ludzi oglądało takie materiały żeby budować sobie reakny obraz tego człowieka

[@derek3535]

Good stuff Matt.

[@yeah7598]

Good video and lecture. Well done. The new book 'Stopping 1984' analyses these issues and problems and provides interesting solutions.

[@Anna-jg5br]

Brilliant! A clear description of today’s society and how it has evolved into a clash of cultures. Thank you for being brave enough to speak out so learnedly and eloquently and also offering us a way forward.

[@creativeartbyluvensky]

Such a great presentation!

[@user-it7lf7kk8m]

Interesting and worthy of greater dissemination. It explaned the liblabcon uniparty in UK where the parties have more diversity of thought within them than between their leaderships. Camoron, treason may and bliar could all just as rasily been raised in the other parties. Brexit showed that the divide wasnt left/right but between the greedy alteady haves and the aspiring but neglected have nots. You can understand the brief attempt by the corbynistas to seggregate themselves from the uniparty (they failed to convonce before brexit) but totally failed to take the leaver case (even that espoused by corbyn for decades) and run with it, preferring to pander to exactly the starbot manegerial class that you describe , rather than take the opportunity to drive their points home. I wonder if the manegerial class actually beleive in all of the nonsense they promote or push? Or are they so phsycologically weak that they have to virtue signal at all costs and keep up with the joneses at all costs , no matter how obvious the emperors new clothes are? You can see that many remoaners try and claim economic facts as reality even though often they aren't, rather than admit that in reallity it is a (possibly embarrassing and indefensible) very selfish and personal issue that secures their flag to the EU mast. How many remoaners will actually tell you the teal reason that they wanted to remain? How many remainers (different subdivision) will tell you the same? Very few I'll bet, and yet despite often not even understanding their own side of the arguement they are very much prone to telling the other side that they know how exactly they think. Whether it be identity politics, white saviourism, gender gymnastics or any other of its forms, it seems that the deep root seems to lie in a deep beleif that they somehow know better than those who live the experience, even though they often use that as an excuse for not accepting the majority view ie that's not my lived experience trumps anything else as long it is the correct experience. Many if not most seem to come from the chattering classes rather than than the doing professions where deviation from reality can cause injury or cost lives. If you debank or doxx the livelihood out of someone , there is no blood on the streets, so to them no real harm is done but they have made their sacrifice to the gods of PC. It could explain why they seem to like offshoring their enforcement to the likes of antifa or hate not hope (sic). It keeps their consciounces clean and detached from their actions. The cognitive dissonance caused by their denial of even basic science and reallity, eg men are men and women are women, is perhaps why they are so keen on pushing the whole everyone has mental health issues narrative. When you boil it down this way, it seems more than ever that we are growing a self styled elite of sociopaths.

[@theend9494]

These people hide behind the working class but really despise them

[@evolassunglasses4673]

The post 1945 Liberal paradigm is coming to an end. Immigration is going to be the issue of our time.

[@silka4670]

The global mental health market was valued at $383.31 billion in 2020, and is estimated to reach $537.97 billion by 2030

[@marilena7848]

I prefer to call the elites "credentialed," as opposed to "educated." But then, the decline of education in the Anglosphere is a whole other chapter of this story.

[@LiaM-sg8uw]

Spot on. They're intellectual mediocrities with lots of credentials.

[@stephendalton1648]

Brilliant. Absolutely correct.

[@anthonylawrence5842]

I read a great phrase which I think sums up the required response "Ethical Anarchy"

[@mikemines2931]

And you thought Marxism died when the Wall came down, in fact the Wall moved two thousand miles west.

[@alanwhite1458]

Thank you Matthew for this brilliant, easy to digest, piece. It really does summarise what is going on below the vacuous surface of politics and current affairs.

[@jbrown2905]

An excellent presentation of the dynamics that are pervasive across the western societies; this is coming from an American who is following, with an abundance of concern, the demise of the Western ethos. We are pushing back with the usual, (sometimes vase breaking), messy energies that we are guaranteed by our founding political construct. Sooo much more to examine. For a bit if fleshing out of the invisibles that are in motion I would suggest the presentations by James Lindsay who was one of the very first voices in the States to pull back the curtain on the underlying “virus of the mind” that is manifesting itself throughout the West. Cheers…

[@morganp7238]

Rather cogent. Thank you.

[@exebit9366]

Another great talk by the good Professor. I was inspired as I hoovered the house whilst my wife is at work….. reverse patriarchy!

[@22448824]

Is your wife having an affair that you know of?

[@skylinefever]

I often say the problem is an oligarchy of political donors. It buys all the political parties and fixes the results.

[@evolassunglasses4673]

Liberal Democracy = rule by international finance and the Merchant class

[@easytoassemble54321]

I'm someone who previously drifted ever further into the progressive sphere. University educated. Lived in London. Socially liberal. But, then I realised - due to upbringing and material circumstances - I had more in common with small-c conservatives (particularly working class ones) than I cared to admit. And, that their concerns had not only become more relevant and important over time. But, also demonstrated more care for the fellow citizens of Britain, than the supposed "caring" of progressive circles (if anything, these people carry a reckless carelessness, masked by fake-virtue, rigid groupthink, and reactionary behaviour). A good example of this the way they talk about multiculturalism on social media. "I went to a fabulous Turkish restaurant today, before buying fabulous pastries from my Polish supermarket, before being driven home by a fabulous Afghan Uber driver". I.e. it's all good, as long as these migrants are fetching your coffee. "Where would I be, without my poorly paid rickshaw driver and Man Friday, to fetch me life's luxuries". A lot of progressives are self-hating. Hatred of their working class upbringing. Hatred of a small town upbringing. It's this pursuit of self-elevation that causes them to run from ideas of nationalism, civic pride, and duty. But, now more than ever, those ideas are becoming critical to preserving what we have.

[@FindAReason-mi7go]

I remember a study that demonstrated that children evidence more stress in the presence of people of another race than their own race. People are born with a natural suspicion of the outsider. You can suppress it, but people's attitudes are the aggregate of their experience. In Australia, for example, the average experience of White, Asian and other minorities with aboriginal people is quite negative. The government affects knowing better than its people, and tells them that the problem is themselves, not the aboriginals. That the aboriginal propensity for violence and intimidation is because of White attitudes, and not for the true reason: Aboriginals, a Stone Age tribal people always behaved in such a primitive manner.

[@stephengirling7859]

How about we stop turning fashions, trends and ideologies into laws!

[@waynemcauliffe-fv5yf]

As working class they are who i look down on like most of us peasants

[@FiveLiver]

Not the working class - the WHITE working class.

[@OnlineEnglish-wl5rp]

For this chap to leave out the financial elite is just taking the p-ss

[@eddieobrien1411]

The single main characteristic of this group is “luxury beliefs”.Another way of saying my feelings and righteousness come before any real world consequences or implications for others…it is essentially selfish

[@Watching58]

Australia got the same result in ‘the voice to parliament’ referendum. Yes in all the city centres. No in regional. There are heat maps you can see the results.

[@tomtd]

The British Thomas Sowell,

[@chilloutcafe9523]

Its there for the taking boys!!! Just gotta reach out and take it.

[@TheTobs50]

Why call it "critical race theory" being taught in schools, instead of Neo-Marxism as constructed mainly by Jewish scholars from Frankfurt and thereafter the USA?

[@Vintagevanessa99]

Just another name for fabian socialism which is alive and well

[@evolassunglasses4673]

International finance capitalism has been the bulwark for Liberalism and Globalisation.

[@ColleenNicholl-is7wh]

You are an angel who has come into our lives at the right time. You would be a great leader for the mass who dont have a voice. Thank you i shall ne following you and so should everyone else who believe in your truth and what a difference you could make in my life and others to make a stand and put the word out there to their friends families and others in their own communities and town's because these children belong to us all and we must protect them from harms at all costs, as what they are doing to our children is called Grooming stright out of the dark web straight into the classroom in pure daylight and for everyone to see.....and why and what for or who for..?? Would be my question ⁉️⁉️ these are our little ones if you have children or not its our responsibility to make Waves to save our babies...... Thank you for sharing the information that everyone needs to know. Pure evil surround all of us.

[@scotthullinger4684]

The old elite are now the new elite. What comes around has already been around, most often for a very long time. Nothing ever changes. It's just the same old crap with a different name.

[@spicole2937]

Its all about 2008 wall street got scarced and started dividing people

[@jamesschuur2801]

The grassroots social movement that is self-aware, motivated and has the scope of power to pressure both parties that already ignore the public would require a generation to built. We don't have 30 years. His whole approach. is wrong and outmoded We need to start thinking in terms of defense, preservation and building the future Reconquista of Western Europe and North America.

[@shabbos-goy9407]

Meanwhile millions are flooding into the U.K. to replace the indigenous species. It’s over. Accept it and try to enjoy your life…

[@lewislee9201]

That requires producing children, lots of them.

[@robertjoy4846]

The New Elite would like the franchise restricted to graduates. Provided only that the said graduate did not have a disciplinary record during their university career.

[@googleisshittoss]

And that's why we're heading towards the S-Bend

[@Gone2TxInspect]

How does this differ from previous systems where only the wealthy gained this level of education other than it is more democratic now. For better or worse?

[@annedonnellan6876]

Senior cs formed by Harvard Kennedy

[@owenreed772]

All doom and gloom for the white British. He offers no hope for the future. Everything to lose but everything to gain.

[@LiaM-sg8uw]

Radical progressivism aka woke is not liberal - it's illiberal. A crucial point Goodwin makes here. Rejecting the scientific method prioritising offense over truth is incompatible with liberal values.

[@deanrockett3110]

16:26

[@pincermovement72]

Elite used to mean someone was the best and a member of a select club , these people are not elite , just grifters.

[@buy.to.let.britain]

'elites' lol 😂

[@DieFlabbergast]

He means "soi-disant elites." He does NOT mean they actually are better than the rest.

[@TrulyUN-mh5mw]

The creation of a multicultural multiracial multireligious multidegeneracy society is a defence strategy of the foreign oligarchy 🕊️❤️🙏☘️

[@ronaldsmith6829]

I see much the same problem here in the United States. In fact, I would posit that Great Britain is a microcosm of that same process we are suffering from. Thank you sir for putting it so succinctly.

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

But he would be speaking of his friends ...

[@borisnegrarosa9113]

Indeed.

[@jimdavis8391]

His school and university friends yes. I never made any friends at School or University, they either despised, hated me or were fearful of me.

[@Paddehj]

It's possible to have attended these institutions and still not be 'progressive'. I am right wing despite being privately educated and surrounded by far-left lunatics.

[@jimdavis8391]

Watching this I'm suddenly struck with thoughts of Charles the first and his 'head loss incident'. He, like many of our intellectual elite, wouldn't listen to the plebs. If there is no conversation then the people are forced to act.

[@bigbarry8343]

naah, they will at most bully them "east europeans", while worshipping new african-indian elite presiding over eye watering mass immigration.

[@garypowell1540]

A pretty fair summation of the issues, yet of course it is important to also understand that this has happened all but simultaneously all over the Western World, and especially the English-speaking parts of it. This should give us a clue as to who and what is orchestrating it. IMO it is where other radical, colonizing, political, economic, and dare I say religious ideologies have come from over the last 200 years such as fascism, socialism, and communism. This place is London, and even more specifically Hampstead in London. Frankfurt in Germany has also had its influence as well as French, Roman, and other Germanic ones, but the head of the snake is firmly established within the British Empire. The Empire upon which the Sun has still not set in either the physical or metaphorical sense. The military power of the snake had long since become the USA, and the Financial power largely remained in The City of London. Its diplomatic, intellectual, and organizational power was created with the UN, along with the RIIA, CFR, and many similar exclusive societies, foundations, and so-called think tanks. The religious power previously residing in Rome has largely been replaced by the propagation of these various aforementioned ideologies, however, Rome still has an important role when it comes to the more spiritually based religions. How much of this control structure was systematically put together as some kind of master plan and how much evolved more freely and then clubbed together is debatable, but it is there all the same and for all to see, for all those who make the slightest effort to look for it. The main drivers of this control system were largely the people that controlled it many years previously collectively known as The Ruling class which soon adopted what is known today as the oligarchical class to their Slave and Country Owning club. Nowadays most of the heavy lifting is done by our Oligarchs and their industrial and financial corporations as most of the Old Ruling class are now as they often have been in the past as interbred as randy amoebas and as thick as bricks. Their main skill sets are stealing all of the rich spoils after murdering, raping, and torturing vast numbers of people. They still enjoy these long-established family traits especially the last one, but accountancy, economics, banking, or even counting are not really their kind of thing. They usually employ people from a certain ethnicity, for that sort of grubby and relatively boring stuff. Most of them just retired to their Pacific Islands or country palaces and put their most favored bankers in charge of their perfectly vast amounts of accumulated land and wealth. Where countries such as China and Russia fit into this vast control system is a subject of hot debate, but of course fit in, in some way they must. When and how they will be forced more obviously down the snake's throat, remains to be seen, but it will happen one way and day or another. IMO there has only ever been just one system pulling the strings, how hard and how many strings is again highly debatable. The British Snake is both larger and fatter than it has ever been, whatever it may seem, and whatever the snake claims or leads the world to believe. Suffice it to say that The British Snake is no longer particularly British as it was not even 150 years ago, but it still has Made in Britain stamped along its extremely slimy body. The UK becoming the first country to apparently leave the EU is rather ironic, to say the least, but not in any way unexpected, as The Special Relationship is far more special than many believe, but many end up finding out to their great cost. The original idea of a United Europe under the control of the British and US financial system was formulated by a small group of British aristocratic Intellectuals in Hampstead London, not Paris, Brussels, or Frankfurt.

[@kenrehill8775]

How is progressive actually progressive when it’s in reality regressive?

[@2010ETHANC]

Very interesting. But call it what it is. Cultural Marxism.

[@farinshore8900]

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[@dawnemile7499]

Conservatives?

[@Wherethereisnodarkness]

"elite" 🤭

[@bucketiii7581]

"Wow it's upsetting how many people now think I'm a bad person just because of my views. We should use the state to change this." -Matthew

[@pjwinters8601]

Matt what you fail to mention is the rise of atheism the daemonic and Islam.

[@chelovekrazumni9960]

"It's not a conspiracy". How do you know that?