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We are in Norway where we've landed for the Norwegian book launch of Manifesto. We're with a gentleman now called Kristen. Nice to meet you, sir.
>> Welcome to Norway.
>> It's It's a pleasure to be here. And our lady driver is >> Mia. Was it?
>> Mia.
>> Mia. And we are I've just found out that when I came here last year, the year before, maybe two years ago, I came here to give a presentation, give a speech, and we've talking about the venue we're holding tonight, where where the venue is, and I said, "Is it the same venue as last time?" And Kristen said, "No." So, can you tell us what happened with the venue last time?
Well, uh there was an extremist from the left uh who discovered where the event was held and uh she outed the place and uh the guy who runs it received threats so we couldn't go there again. So this is why we have a new venue >> which is again in a secret place which will eventually be outed but you know this is how it is to be a dissident these days.
>> This is free speech. So, and how long you'd had that that venue you had last time you'd used quite a lot from what I understand. It was a regular venue.
>> That's true. We had used it for several years. That's so That was a bit pity, but you know, >> toxic toxic Tommy. So, you toxic Tommy strikes again. Down with one venue, down with another. That is the insanity that in Europe, cuz many people wouldn't understand this. People ask me why I don't do tours, why I don't do speaking engagements around the UK. You simply won't get a venue. Trust me. Yeah.
Because what they do, and this isn't these sorts of attacks that have happened against this venue here aren't just individuals. There's entire organizations. Many of them government funded like Hope Not Hate. These sorts of Antifa, anti-fascist organizations, all with connections all the way up to the top of the political class. And it's their job to find out and stop your speech. So they do that by finding out which venues you have, who supports you. They look, they contact their works, they they threaten them, they contact their family members. Prime example during our rape of Britain raper Britain episode, we found a venue as a retreat for victims of sexual exploitation to go to have a break. They went and found the owner of the venue. They found all his family members and they started bombarding his family to prevent women having a retreat to recover from sexual abuse. That's the length they go to.
But anyway, I just thought I'd share that with you cuz we've just landed in Norway and found out that their venue that they'd held for years was gone after my last last visit, which I was unaware of. So, manifest, you got rid of the O then in Norwegian.
>> Sounds good in English, doesn't it?
>> And who who had the job to translate this?
>> I had.
>> You did?
>> Yeah.
>> Difficult.
>> Well, it was a little bit like hearing you speak. So,
>> which is full of slang.
>> Could have been worse. >> This isn't actually my other two would have been worse. silenced and enemy of the state cuz I use a lot of slang in the way I talk. This done with Peter, we made sure that we got rid of all the slang.
>> Peter didn't want any of slang in there.
>> So, is this the first time that you're actually published by a publisher and not self-published or
>> It is. This is the first time it's published by a publisher. The first time it's been translated into another language as well. I um I had a sit down originally with was it Penguin Books? I sat down with a big publisher in the UK for my first book, but then they wanted to write the ending of the book. So they said, "You tell your story, your life story, and then we talk and then we end it on some real coming together and all working together, all the communities." And I was like, "That's not how this ends." Like, but that's not how
>> they basically wanted to publish another book, not your book.
>> Yeah. They wanted to give their spin, their narrative, their agenda, their multicultural diverse agenda on the end of my story. So I said, "Well, that's not how this ends. This doesn't end like that."
>> You know, some years ago in Norway, there was a publisher who uh published the speeches of Osama bin Laden.
>> Nobody protested.
>> No one cared.
>> Can I let's just introduce you more than Christian. So Christian, who who are you? What what's your role? You own a publishing company.
Well, I am the publisher of document media and I'm also an associate editor of the the news the news site and uh I've been yeah publishing books for many years now and this is the 25th or something.
>> This the 25th book and document document media is this is like the alternative media in Norway. The one that the one I'd say tells the truth in Norway. That's just how I'd simply describe it but we'll let you describe it better yourself.
>> Yeah, we are a bit fed up with the term alternative. Okay.
>> I think we're like the media ought to be.
>> Okay.
>> Uh now we call us the the free media because we're not bound by the constraints of political correctness or Yeah,
>> that's much better. Free media than alternative. You're going to hear me using that from now on. We're the free media. Yeah. Not the alternative media. I think I got alternative from from Edan always saying we're the we're the other side of the story. But I'm very grateful that you were brave enough to publish this book, Kristen. I hope it does well in Norway and helps to awaken people in this country.