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Churchill's Fascinating Early Years Watch the full podcast: https://lotuseaters.com/roundtable-or-the-churchill-question-10-09-2024

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Radicalisation in Prisons | Tommy Robinson in conversation with Calvin Robinson Watch the full premium podcast: https://lotuseaters.com/common-sense-crusade-or-07-03-2024

Tommy on Palestine | Tommy Robinson in conversation with Calvin Robinson Watch the full premium podcast: https://lotuseaters.com/common-sense-crusade-or-07-03-2024

Connor shares his thoughts on the 'New Conservatives': Are they a vibrant dissident faction emerging from the stagnant Tory ranks, or simply another manifestation of the party's enduring 'anti-woke,' yet anti-action, posturing?

Watch former European MEP and British political powerhouse Nigel Farage discussing the future of UK politics with the Lotus Eaters at the 2023 Conservative Party Conference!

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John reads and discusses ‘Crossing the Bar’, Tennyson’s sombre poem on the approach of death.

In the first of a six-part series on Victorian Britain’s famous Poet Laureate, John reads and analyses Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s much-studied short poem on grief and loss.

John reads the original poem ‘Tomorrow’s Man’, a comically satirical peek at the future of humankind.

John reads ‘Durin’s Awakening’

John reads and comments on 'Hobbit II: Man in the Moon' by The J. R. R. Tolkien.

John reads 'Tommy' by Rudyard Kipling, a poem commenting on the hypocrisy of the British imperial establishment towards its common soldiers.

John reads 'The Gods of the Copybook Headings' by Rudyard Kipling, a critical poem that foreshadows the social problems caused by progressive, materialist attitudes in the 20th Century West.

John reads and comments on 'Dane Geld' by Rudyard Kipling, a historical poem about the dangers of appeasing a horde of Viking blackmailers.

John reads 'Dane Geld' by Rudyard Kipling, a historical poem about the dangers of appeasing a horde of Viking blackmailers.

Callum and Hatun discuss Why Politicians Turn a Blind Eye to Islamism

Callum and Hatun discuss How the Police Tacitly Support Islamist's