The Delingpod: The James Delingpole Podcast Simon Elmer
Nov 12, 2024
Simon Elmer, a writer focused on social housing, dives into the controversial UN policy of 'migration replacement.' He critiques the 'Great Replacement' theory, exploring its demographic and societal implications. Elmer shares insights on the economic impact of immigration, arguing that corporate interests benefit at taxpayers' expense. He discusses the rise of authoritarianism in UK politics and the necessity for a mature public discourse. The conversation offers a thought-provoking look at the future of national identity and societal changes.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Reflections on Global Changes and Personal Journeys
01:42 • 3min
Navigating UK Politics: Authoritarian Trends and Identity Crises
04:48 • 17min
The Great Replacement Controversy
22:14 • 9min
Demographic Shifts and Immigration in the UK
31:05 • 28min
The Economic Impact of Immigration and National Identity
59:11 • 33min
Reflections on Societal Transparency and Maturity
01:31:54 • 2min
Exciting Christmas Event Announcement and Audience Engagement
01:34:16 • 4min