Hanwell (fill-in host on Steve Bannon's War Room)

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From what you're saying, are you a proponent of proportional representation, or do you prefer the first-past-the-post system?
But, of course, it does keep sort of pressure movements, as it were, locked out of the political system.
Back with Dr Charles Cornish Dale in two minutes after this short break to discuss his absolutely superb article in The Spectator about French cultural and social implosion.
Welcome back, folks.
For those who've just joined us here today with Dr. Charles Cornish-Dale, key analyst on British politics and politics generally, known more widely in social media as raw egg nationalist.
Dr. Cornish Dale.
So you have written this article in the Spectator.
It's funny how it's a sign of the times because 10 years ago, this would have been sort of really edgy themes that you were touching here.
And today is an indication of how the political discourse is moving, how the Overton window itself is moving.
It's, yeah, that's all right.
I can agree with that.
You're basically talking about France and the demographic changes that it's been witnessing really from North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa over recent decades.
And you're citing Renaud Camus, the...
the great French public intellectual behind the great replacement theory here.
One of the things that you said in your article, which I thought was particularly spot on, certainly for France,
I might sort of, also for the UK, but in a different way for the UK, is that you say that France hasn't been able to truly grapple the significance of the Great Replacement because, and I quote your saying, your attribution to French law and custom says,
preventing the full understanding of these changes.
That's crucially important.
I think it's more probably of the law prohibition and I'm going to ask you to say a bit more about that.
in terms of the French constitution.
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