Gary Stevenson

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5,834 appearances 16 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 26 Jul

Gary Stevenson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And, you know, these countries are in a situation where if they were to allow themselves to trade freely with these factory produced Western goods, it would immediately create enormous poverty and enormous unemployment in these countries.
So, you know, you see you see China saying, well, we're not going to trade with you.
And then what what does Europe do?
He says, if you don't trade with us, you know, we're going to blow you up, basically, you know, and this is.
the story I'm trying to tell you here, it is incredibly naive to look at somebody over the sea, that is growing their wealth growing their power unbelievably, unbelievably enormously quickly, and say to yourself, that doesn't matter to me.
You know, there's a really good, I'm going to expose myself as a bit of an art house wanker here.
There's a really good French film I like called Le Haine.
You might have seen it.
It's black and white.
Check it out.
Very arty, very fancy.
And I really like the opening scene in that film where he says, have you heard the story about the guy who jumps from the top of a skyscraper?
And the other guy says, oh, you know, I haven't seen it.
He says, as he was falling, each floor he passed, he said to himself, so far so good, so far so good, so far so good, so far so good.
If you are looking at Elon Musk becoming a trillionaire this week,
and you are not worried about what that means for the future of your children for the future of your country for the future of your family that is you you are the man falling from the top of the skyscraper saying to yourself so far so good so far so good so far so good so far so good you know you are china you know in the 18th century saying we are the central country in the world who cares if those guys over there are getting unbelievably wealthy unbelievably powerful incredibly quickly
China endured its century of humiliation for that, of which it's only just coming back from.
History teaches us if you allow incredibly wealthy, incredibly powerful people to grow their wealth and power completely unchecked, they will in almost all cases try to take the world over and try to monopolize.
natural resources of the entire world.
We've seen this again and again throughout history, and we are quite clearly repeating that mistake now.
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