Connor Tomlinson

Political commentator Connor Tomlinson and Research Director Robert Bates discuss debunking migration arguments, challenges in care standards, impacts of Brexit on immigration, and analysis of different immigrant groups in a lively and informative discussion on immigration lies.

Connor Tomlinson, a YouTuber and social commentator at The Lotus Eaters, dives deep into today's cultural wars. The discussion tackles the impact of the woke left and its influence on conservatism, touching on hot topics like religious belief systems and modern gender roles. Tomlinson examines issues surrounding societal tensions in urban communities and discusses immigration policies' implications on cultural identity. Their debate also highlights the complexities of respectful political discourse amidst rising public backlash.

In this intriguing discussion, guests Dominik Tarczynski, a conservative Polish politician, Thomas Massie, a libertarian Republican congressman, and Connor Tomlinson, a writer, dive into Trump’s pardon of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht. They explore the political ramifications of the pardon and debates around government overreach. The panel also sheds light on immigration policies like H-1B visas and the rise of social media scams. Their conversation navigates complex themes of national loyalty, civic duty, and individual freedoms, intertwining personal anecdotes with critical reflections.

Connor Tomlinson, writer and GBNews contributor, discusses UK issues like Liz Truss, Brexit, Conservative Party politics, and the impact of mass migration. They delve into the challenges of low birth rates, high immigration, media landscape, conservative party dynamics, housing challenges, and members-only perks. Tomlinson's insights shed light on the complex issues facing the UK today.

Connor Tomlinson, co-host of #NCFDeprogrammed and investigative report author, dives deep into the alarming influence of Islamist groups on the British government. He examines the Raiku unit’s psychological operations post-terrorist attacks and scrutinizes the media's role in shaping public perception. Tomlinson discusses growing public skepticism towards government narratives after COVID-19 and critiques the Prevent strategy for its bias against Islamic extremism. He also highlights the challenges of multiculturalism and the need for accountability in national identity.