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Politics & Media Extra: How Social Media Platforms Are Being Gifted to Autocracy08/03/2024
Hello Team
🎦 00:00-00:47⏩
- Jonathan introduces the video, a UK-US social media politics update.
- He discusses the ongoing scandal concerning grooming gangs in the UK, and the actions of Elon Musk, the richest man in the world.
- He also covers the UK political scene and social media beyond Twitter, including Meta and TikTok.
- He discusses the potential response from the EU and some countries to Elon Musk's interference in the political realm.
- Jonathan warns that the video will be long and advises viewers not to complain about its length in the comments.
Elon Musk to Interview German Far-Right Leader Alice Weidel, Sparking Fury
🎦 00:47-01:44⏩
- Jonathan begins with Elon Musk's scheduled interview with German far-right leader Alice Weidel on X (formerly Twitter), which has drawn criticism from EU leaders and lawmakers.
- They urge Brussels to use its full legal power to control Musk, and the European Commission suggests Musk could face legal consequences under the EU's new digital rulebook.
Elon Musk's Attacks on the UK Political Scene
🎦 01:44-04:37⏩
- Jonathan highlights Musk's recent extensive posting about the UK, characterizing it as an assault on the UK political scene.
- He questions Musk's motives, suggesting it might be related to the UK's centre-left government or Musk's support for far-right entities like Geert Wilders in the Netherlands and advocacy for Reform UK.
- Jonathan criticises Musk for comments about British police not carrying guns, contrasting the UK's gun control with the US gun culture. He expresses pride in the UK's approach, highlighting the safety of its streets.
- Anders Aslund is quoted as saying that Musk is pursuing a blitzkrieg against liberal democracy, and that the Democrats of the world need to stand up against him and elaborate a strategy to defeat this threat to democracy.
The Rest is Politics Podcast Discussion on Populism and the Far-Right
🎦 04:37-05:33⏩
- Jonathan mentions a podcast called "The Rest is Politics" and their discussion about the populist movement in Europe and America.
- A segment on the Austrian leader, Kickl, of the FPO party, a figure similar to those Musk seems to support, is mentioned.
- The discussion raises concerns about the hallmarks of the 1930s in Europe.
Rory Stewart on Elon Musk's Ideology and Views on Immigration
🎦 05:33-07:36⏩
- A clip from the podcast featuring conservative Rory Stewart discussing Elon Musk's ideology is played.
- Stewart explains Musk's concerns about declining birth rates in the US and Europe, and his opposition to immigration as a solution.
- Stewart draws parallels between Musk's views and the "great replacement theory," a concept popular among the far-right, focusing on fears of plummeting birth rates and replacement by immigrants.
- Jonathan notes the discussion about the identitarian movement in Germany and ethno-pluralism.
Discussion of Ethno-Pluralism and its Connection to Historical Apartheid
🎦 07:36-08:16⏩
- Rory Stewart and Alastair Campbell discuss ethno-pluralism, a concept advocating for people to live in their countries of origin, with Campbell drawing a comparison to South Africa's apartheid.
- Stewart notes that Musk grew up in apartheid South Africa, and Michel Houellebecq, another proponent of similar ideas, grew up in French Algeria, a semi-apartheid state.
- They discuss the far-right's rhetoric about civil war and "remigration," the idea of sending people back to their countries of origin.
- There is an obsession with rape, particularly the stereotype of Muslims as inherent rapists, linked to statements about the Koran and terrorism.
Elon Musk's Influence and the Shift to the Far-Right in UK Politics
🎦 08:16-10:22⏩
- Stewart discusses how Musk's influence is causing a shift to the far-right in UK politics.
- Nigel Farage, once seen as a far-right figure, is now considered too soft for not supporting figures like Tommy Robinson or the concept of remigration.
- This shift has led to an increase in far-right rhetoric within Farage's own base and among Conservative Party members trying to align more closely with Tommy Robinson's views.
- Robert Jenrick is mentioned as a prime example of this trend.
- Jonathan condemns the UK political establishment for weaponizing the vitriolic rhetoric from Musk and others, instead of opposing it.
- Keir Starmer is quoted criticising this behaviour, stating that such rhetoric from foreign actors like Musk would have been unacceptable a decade ago.
Lib Dem Leader Ed Davey Calls for US Ambassador to Address Musk's Comments
🎦 10:22-11:29⏩
- Jonathan discusses Elon Musk's continued rhetoric against UK politicians like Keir Starmer and Jess Phillips, accusing them of being complicit in serious crimes.
- Lib Dem leader Ed Davey suggests summoning the US ambassador to question why an incoming US official, Elon Musk, is advocating for the overthrow of the UK government.
- Davey criticises Musk for interfering in UK democracy and suggests he knows little about Britain.
Speculation on Who is Providing Elon Musk with Information on UK Politics
🎦 11:29-12:26⏩
- David Yellen suggests that Musk's posts indicate he has a British source, given his references to specific UK political figures and terminology.
- Jonathan speculates that Musk is receiving pointers from someone knowledgeable about UK politics, similar to how Donald Trump receives information to make his claims.
Elon Musk's Response to Ed Davey and Accusations of Hypocrisy
🎦 12:26-13:56⏩
- In response to a tweet from Peter Jukes highlighting the distorting effect of wealth on character, Elon Musk directly replies to Ed Davey, questioning his understanding of the failure to stop the mass rape of young girls in Britain and calling him a "snivelling cretin."
- Jonathan condemns Musk's behaviour, suggesting he should be reprimanded by the US ambassador or the White House for his unacceptable interference in the affairs of a close ally.
- Jonathan questions why Musk focuses on certain issues while ignoring others, such as the abduction of Ukrainian children by Russia, and why he avoids criticising Russia.
- Michael McFaul, former ambassador to Russia, questions why figures like Trump and Musk consistently criticise allies but not adversaries.
Errol Musk's Comments on Tommy Robinson and Comparison to Nelson Mandela
🎦 13:56-16:12⏩
- Jonathan discusses comments made by Elon Musk's father, Errol Musk, about Tommy Robinson, a controversial figure in the UK currently imprisoned for contempt of court.
- Errol Musk suggests that Tommy Robinson could one day become the Prime Minister of England, a claim Jonathan dismisses as absurd.
- Errol Musk compares Tommy Robinson to historical figures like Nelson Mandela who were imprisoned but later became national leaders, a comparison Jonathan finds insane.
Piers Morgan Criticises Jordan Peterson for Supporting Tommy Robinson
🎦 16:12-23:45⏩
- Jonathan criticises both Elon Musk and Jordan Peterson for their advocacy of Tommy Robinson.
- A clip is played where Piers Morgan challenges Jordan Peterson, who admits to getting much of his information from Tommy Robinson.
- Morgan meticulously details Robinson's legal troubles, including defamation of a Syrian refugee and multiple contempt of court charges.
- Morgan points out Robinson's monetisation of his anti-Islam views and his unbalanced activism.
- Peterson admits his primary source on the rape gang scandal is Tommy Robinson, suggesting a similar reliance for Elon Musk.
Discussion on Tommy Robinson's Connections and Legal Troubles
🎦 23:45-26:25⏩
- Jonathan highlights comments from Dale Vince criticising Tommy Robinson's associations with individuals accused or convicted of sex offences, including Andrew Tate.
- Andrew Tate, who announced plans to start a political party in the UK, is reported to be threatening to sue a victim of the Pakistani grooming gangs.
- Jonathan finds it hypocritical for Robinson to champion the cause of child sexual abuse victims while associating with such individuals.
Statistics on Child Sexual Abuse and the Overrepresentation of White Perpetrators
🎦 26:25-27:28⏩
- Jonathan discusses the complexities of the causes behind these crimes, questioning the role of ethnicity, culture, socioeconomic status, and other factors.
- He references statistics showing that white British people, who make up 83% of the population, represent 88% of child sexual abuse perpetrators, indicating an overrepresentation.
- Pakistanis, who constitute 2% of the population, are 2% of the offenders overall, suggesting no overrepresentation in this demographic.
- Jonathan argues that if ethnicity is considered a causal factor in gang rapes, then the same logic should apply to the overrepresentation of white perpetrators in child sexual abuse.
Critique of Rupert Lowe and Reform UK's Stance on Rape Gangs
🎦 27:28-28:13⏩
- Jonathan criticises Rupert Lowe of Reform UK for demanding data on rape gangs while seemingly ignoring data implicating white people.
- He points out the double standard in Lowe's focus on brown people over white people in discussions of child sexual abuse.
- Jonathan accuses Lowe and Reform UK of political opportunism for not addressing the issue comprehensively.
Support for Jess Phillips and Criticism of Elon Musk's Attacks
🎦 28:13-30:35⏩
- Jonathan discusses the attacks on Jess Phillips by Elon Musk, who labelled her a "genocide apologist" and a "twisted witch."
- A letter from three victims of grooming gangs and four others affected by gender-based violence is mentioned, expressing their support for Jess Phillips and criticising those who weaponize their pain for political gain.
- The letter condemns Musk for using his platform to share false claims and for attacking Phillips, who has fought for the rights and safeguarding of women.
- Jonathan highlights the irony of Musk attacking Phillips for not instigating a national inquiry, while the Conservative government also did not implement recommendations from previous inquiries.
Reform UK's Commitment to a New Inquiry and Accusations of Political Opportunism
🎦 30:35-31:34⏩
- Jonathan criticises Rupert Lowe and Reform UK for committing to a new inquiry into the gang scandal, arguing that another inquiry is unnecessary as previous recommendations need to be implemented.
- He questions whether Lowe and Nigel Farage's commitment includes attending relevant debates in Parliament, highlighting their absence from a recent debate on the scandal.
- Jonathan accuses them of political opportunism, stating their actions are all for show on Twitter.
Discussion on Nigel Farage and James McMurdoch's Hypocrisy
🎦 31:34-32:02⏩
- A photo of Nigel Farage with Reform UK MP James McMurdoch in the House of Commons is discussed.
- Jonathan mentions a scandal involving McMurdoch, who was jailed for attacking his girlfriend, and criticises the hypocrisy of McMurdoch accusing Labour of failing to stop attacks on young women.
- Jonathan points out the double standards and lack of genuine concern for the issue among these political figures.
Robert Jenrick's Shift to the Right and Comparison to Historical Rhetoric
🎦 32:02-33:17⏩
- Jonathan discusses Robert Jenrick, a former Conservative MP who has shifted significantly to the right.
- Rory Stewart, a former Conservative MP and leadership candidate, is quoted discussing Jenrick's journey from the centre of the party to adopting a stance very close to the rhetoric of the AFD and Kickl.
- Jenrick's tweets now claim that immigration to Britain was a mistake, using language reminiscent of Enoch Powell.
- Jonathan highlights the alarming nature of this shift and the use of such divisive language by leading Conservative MPs.
Robert Jenrick's Hypocrisy and Lack of Action on Grooming Gangs
🎦 33:17-37:50⏩
- Jonathan asserts that figures like Elon Musk and UK politicians, including Robert Jenrick, who have latched onto the grooming gang scandal, do not genuinely care about the issue.
- He supports this claim by referencing an interview where Nick Robinson, the former BBC political editor, questions Jenrick about his actions regarding the scandal while he was a Home Office Minister.
- Jenrick admits he discussed the issue with the Home Secretary but did not raise it in the House of Commons.
- A search of Hansard, the transcript of parliamentary proceedings, reveals no mention of grooming gangs or related terms by Jenrick.
- Jonathan criticises Jenrick for his lack of action and accuses him of political opportunism, using the scandal to attack the current government despite his own inaction.
- Another journalist from Sky News also challenges Jenrick on the same issue, further highlighting his lack of concrete action.
- Jenrick is criticised for not calling for a national statutory inquiry while in the Home Office, despite the Conservatives being in charge for 14 years during which these issues persisted.
- He deflects by stating that "things have developed significantly since then" and shows little interest in addressing the core issues.
- Jonathan accuses him of being energised by Musk, rather than the victims.
- He is accused of lacking a grip on the situation and deflecting blame to focus on political attacks instead of solutions.
Conservative Government's Failure to Implement Recommendations and Nadine Dorries' Admission
🎦 37:50-42:14⏩
- Jonathan criticises the Conservative government for not implementing the 20 recommendations from the Alexis Jay inquiry, which took seven years and cost £200 million.
- He highlights that the Conservatives set the terms of the inquiry but failed to act on its findings, accusing them of waving and screaming about the current government's inaction despite their own দীর্ঘ 14-year tenure.
- An interview with Nadine Dorries, a former Culture Secretary, is discussed, where she admits the Cabinet never discussed the issue despite knowing about it.
- Jonathan condemns Dorries for her inaction and criticises her for using the issue to attack the Labour government.
- He accuses her and other Conservatives of political opportunism and failing to perform due diligence while in power.
Further Criticism of Nadine Dorries and the Call for Another Inquiry
🎦 42:14-44:16⏩
- Jonathan continues to criticise Nadine Dorries for her lack of action on the grooming gang scandal during her time in government.
- He highlights the hypocrisy of Dorries and other Conservatives calling for a new national inquiry despite their failure to implement the recommendations of the previous £200 million inquiry set up by Theresa May.
- Dorries admits that recommendations from such inquiries are often not implemented, yet she still advocates for another inquiry.
- Jonathan accuses her of political opportunism and criticises the Conservatives for not implementing the recommendations while in power.
Nadine Dorries' Defence and the Definition of Political Opportunism
🎦 44:16-46:30⏩
- Nadine Dorries defends her position by stating that implementing recommendations from inquiries is often challenging due to processes outside the normal government and civil service functions.
- She suggests that these processes make it almost impossible to deliver some recommendations, which Jonathan interprets as an excuse for their inaction.
- Dorries claims that the difficulty in implementing recommendations is a reason to call for another inquiry, which Jonathan labels as the "definition of political opportunism."
- He criticises her for using this as a pretext to attack the Labour government while admitting the Conservatives' own failures.
- Jonathan highlights the hypocrisy of Kemi Badenoch, who brought up the issue in Prime Minister's Questions, accusing her of political opportunism.
- He condemns the Conservative Party for politicising child sexual abuse and criticises Elon Musk for sharing Badenoch's statements without providing the full context.
Keir Starmer's Response and the Praise He Received in the 2022 Report
🎦 46:30-50:12⏩
- Jonathan criticises Kemi Badenoch for her politically opportunistic attack on the government regarding the grooming gang scandal.
- He highlights that Elon Musk shared Badenoch's accusations against Keir Starmer but conveniently omitted Starmer's response.
- Starmer's response took Badenoch to task, and Jonathan condemns the Conservative Party for politicising child sexual abuse.
- He points out that the 2022 report specifically praised Keir Starmer for his work in improving the treatment of sexual assault victims within the criminal justice system.
- Recommendation 16 of the report commended Starmer and Nazir Afzal for their efforts.
- Jonathan criticises Musk for calling Starmer "evil" despite the commendation Starmer received.
Discussion on Free Speech and the Spread of Disinformation
🎦 50:12-51:31⏩
- Jonathan discusses the concept of free speech as it is being debated in the context of social media and political discourse.
- He mentions a comment from Darth Putin (a parody account) that humorously highlights the irony of people complaining about the lack of free speech in the UK while likely being Russian trolls.
- Jonathan transitions to a broader discussion about the issues of disinformation spreading on social media platforms, using the grooming scandal as an example.
- He criticises Elon Musk for not being called out sufficiently on his claims and allowing disinformation to spread rampantly on Twitter.
Mark Zuckerberg's Announcement on Changes to Meta's Censorship Policies
🎦 51:31-53:52⏩
- Jonathan discusses Mark Zuckerberg's announcement regarding changes to Meta's censorship policies, as highlighted by Aaron Bastani.
- Zuckerberg plans to replace fact-checkers with community notes and criticises legacy media.
- Jonathan questions why Zuckerberg is copying Musk's approach, especially since community notes are not always responsive or effective in preventing the spread of misinformation.
- He points out that community notes often come too late to counteract the damage done by the initial spread of false information.
- Lewis Goodall notes that Zuckerberg is trying to "out-Musk Musk" by reverting to free expression principles and removing restrictions on topics like immigration and gender.
- Jonathan highlights that Zuckerberg is essentially inviting foreign interference, similar to what has happened on Twitter.
Discussion on Meta's Shift Towards Right-Wing Narratives and Zuckerberg's Actions
🎦 53:52-56:37⏩
- Jonathan discusses how Mark Zuckerberg is aligning Meta with right-wing narratives, particularly those of Donald Trump and his supporters.
- Mehdi Hasan criticises Zuckerberg for rolling over for Trump and right-wing narratives about censorship, immigration, and media bias, calling it "shameful stuff."
- Elon Musk responds positively to the news of Facebook dumping fact-checkers, endorsing Zuckerberg's move towards a system similar to X (formerly Twitter).
- Jonathan questions why Zuckerberg is making these changes, highlighting his donation to Trump's inauguration slush fund and the appointment of Dana White, a controversial UFC figure, to Meta's board.
- Brian Stelter suggests that Meta's changes are influenced by an upcoming antitrust trial and past threats from Trump, indicating that the changes are directly addressed to Trump.
- Jonathan concludes that the shifts at Meta are a calculated move to appease Trump and align with his agenda, further consolidating right-wing control over social media narratives.
Discussion on Potential Republican Control Over TikTok and Broader Media Influence
- Jonathan discusses the potential for Republicans to gain control over TikTok, similar to their influence on other major social media platforms.
- Melanie D'Arrigo highlights that Republicans in Congress have pushed to ban TikTok or force its sale, and now a wealthy, politically connected Republican, Kevin O'Leary, is close to buying it.
- Jonathan raises concerns about Republicans forcibly controlling the content consumed by 170 million Americans through platforms like X, Meta, Snap, and now TikTok.
- He suggests that the actions are less about safety and more about political control over media narratives.
- Jonathan points out the broader implications of these moves for democracy and the free flow of information.
Criticism of Social Media Platforms and Their Shift Towards Right-Wing Ideologies
🎦 58:16-58:50⏩
- Jonathan references a comment from Elliot Higgins of Bellingcat, who criticises social media platforms for disposing of fig leaves used to avoid regulation.
- Higgins argues that these platforms are now copying the ideas of those consumed by AI garbage, particularly under the influence of easily manipulated individuals like Elon Musk.
- Jonathan agrees with Higgins' assessment that community notes create another layer of social media that can be gamed or manipulated by biased communities and individuals.
- He underscores the danger of this shift towards right-wing ideologies and the erosion of mechanisms that ensure factual accuracy and accountability on social media.
Owen Jones' Article on the Influence of Victor Orban's Hungary on US Media
- Jonathan discusses an article by Owen Jones that draws parallels between the potential control of US media by Trump and Victor Orban's control over media in Hungary.
- He mentions that Nick Clegg, former British deputy prime minister, resigned from his position as head of global affairs at Meta, and his successor, Joel Kaplan, is a Republican with a history of pushing to block actions against false news reports.
- Jonathan highlights the significance of this change, suggesting it may indicate a shift in Meta's content moderation policies, particularly regarding political speech.
- He draws a comparison between the US and Hungary, where democracy was eroded not through overt violence but through gradual manipulation of media and other institutions.
- Jonathan references how Orban's regime took control of the state broadcaster and aligned media outlets with the government's editorial position, suggesting a similar pattern could emerge in the US.
Discussion on Media Control and Self-Censorship in the US
- Jonathan discusses how Trump has begun to sue media organisations and threaten the press, similar to actions taken by Musk, leading to a chilling effect and self-censorship even before the election.
- He mentions that the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times declined to endorse a candidate due to fear of retribution, illustrating the potential for media manipulation.
- Jonathan raises concerns about what actions could be taken against media organisations once Trump allies have control of state machinery, suggesting that vexatious investigations and prosecutions could follow.
- He warns that the substance of democracy could be hollowed out through means other than violence, drawing parallels to Hungary's situation.
- Jonathan argues that Trump's extremism and potential control over both houses and the Supreme Court could lead to significant threats to democracy, especially during crises.
Maria Ressa on Meta's Move Towards a World Without Facts
- Jonathan introduces an article by Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa, who criticises Meta's decision to end fact-checking, warning it will lead to a world without facts and pose dangerous times for journalism and democracy.
- Ressa argues that Zuckerberg's claim of promoting free speech is misleading and that the move is driven by profit and power rather than genuine concern for freedom of expression.
- She asserts that removing fact-checkers will allow lies, anger, fear, and hate to infect the platform, similar to what has happened on Twitter.
- Jonathan shares an anecdote from a friend in Ukraine who described Twitter as a horrific experience due to the rampant spread of misinformation.
- Ressa's warning underscores the broader implications of these changes for the integrity of information and the health of democratic discourse.
Elon Musk's Spreading of Unverified Information and the Primacy Effect
- Jonathan discusses Elon Musk's habit of spreading unverified and often false information, using the example of his "is this true?" posts that disseminate disinformation before any correction can be made.
- He references Stephen Knight's criticism of Musk, stating that someone dedicated to truth would verify serious claims before spreading them to millions.
- Jonathan highlights the primacy effect, where people remember the first piece of information they encounter better than later corrections, making Musk's actions particularly damaging.
- He mentions the saying, "A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes," to illustrate the rapid spread of misinformation.
- Jonathan criticises Musk's frequent reposting of unreliable sources like Mario Nawfal, indicating the problematic ecosystem Musk inhabits.
Discussion on Media Manipulation and Financial Influence
- Jonathan expresses concern over the state of the world, citing instances of media manipulation and financial influence by powerful figures like Trump and Musk.
- He mentions Zuckerberg's removal of fact-checking and appointment of Dana White to Meta's board, along with significant donations to Trump's inauguration by Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and others.
- Jonathan highlights the resignation of a Washington Post cartoonist due to censorship and the refusal of the paper to endorse a candidate, suggesting a broader trend of media control.
- He discusses ABC's $15 million settlement of a frivolous lawsuit with Trump, interpreting it as a way to appease him, and mentions similar donations from OpenAI and Apple's Tim Cook.
- Jonathan concludes that the MAGA media takeover is in full swing, with corporations and media entities genuflecting to their "dear leader" to avoid accountability.
Discussion on Amazon's $40 Million Payment to Melania Trump for a Documentary
- Jonathan discusses Amazon's $40 million payment to Melania Trump for a documentary, suggesting it is a কৌশলে to funnel money to Trump without overtly doing so.
- He references an article by Phillips O'Brien that humorously questions Melania Trump's credentials as a documentary filmmaker, highlighting the absurdity of the payment.
- Jonathan interprets this as another instance of media corruption and quid pro quo, where Amazon is paying a dictator wannabe, adding to Jeff Bezos's previous donations to Trump.
- He condemns the media takeover and the lack of accountability, pointing out the broader implications for democracy and free speech.
Australia's New Bill to Limit Political Spending by Billionaires
- Jonathan mentions Australia's introduction of a new bill to limit political spending by billionaires to $20,000, aimed at preventing individuals like Elon Musk from single-handedly buying elections.
- He notes that this move is in response to concerns about Musk potentially giving large sums to political parties like Reform UK.
- Jonathan highlights that Australia is also bringing out social media laws to address related issues, suggesting they are taking proactive steps to counter undue influence.
Calls for EU Action Against Elon Musk's Interference in European Politics
- The French foreign minister has called on the European Commission to protect EU countries from interference, particularly by Elon Musk, with maximum firmness.
- Jonathan mentions that either the European Commission must firmly apply laws to protect public space, or EU member states will do so.
- He references a statement from the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, who denounced the international far-right, led by figures like Musk, for attacking institutions.
- Jonathan suggests there could be a fight back from Europe, expressing hope that the EU will take action against Musk's activities.
- Spain, France, Britain, and Germany have asked the European Commission to investigate Musk under the EU's DSA for spreading misinformation and interfering in European politics.
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