The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1130

Harry and Stelios are joined by Lewis Brackpool to discuss the birth rate question, Poland banning asylum applications, and seed oil communism.

Reading List

• The Birth Rate Cargo Cult

  • Britain ‘must rely on immigration’ to compensate for falling birth rate - The Telegraph

  • Sarah Harper - Wikipedia

  • "In order to deliver the growth effect, there will have to be some additional managed migration." Former Chancellor, Lord Philip Hammond showing on Sky News how ideological the Westminster economic orthodoxy is. - Twitter - Connor Tomlinson

  • The Third World is Going to Cop It - Substack - Imperium Press

  • Only 56% of births in England were White British in 2023 - Twitter - Nicholas White

  • Same guy did a graph on America - Twitter - Nicholas White

  • More Diversity, Fewer Kids? A New Study on Diversity and Fertility in America - Manhattan Institute

  • Amazon-owned Whole Foods is quietly tracking its employees with a heat map tool that ranks which stores are most at risk of unionizing - Business Insider

• Poland Bans Asylum Applications

  • The Polish parliament votes - Twitter - Visegrád 24

  • Polish President Duda signs a ban on asylum seeking applications from Belarus - Twitter - Visegrád 24

  • The attempt to cross the Poland-Belarus border that went viral - Twitter - Deeteem1

  • Polish soldier died in border last June - DW News

  • Map of Europe - Geology.com

  • Migration flows to Europe - Council of the European Union

  • Telegraph articles about Poland - The Telegraph

  • Interview with Benedict Beckeld - Lotus Eaters

  • Problems with Tusk - UK Parliament Commons Library

  • Politico article about Tusk and Poland - Politico

  • AP article - Twitter - Fortress Evropa

  • RTE article - RTÉ News

  • Tusk: open borders will destabilise the union - The Telegraph

  • Alcoholic Pakistani Paedophile Avoids Deportation - Twitter - MailOnline

• Seed Oil Communism

  • This process often includes high heat, which can affect the oil’s chemical stability. - YouTube

  • The pros and cons of seed oils and how to incorporate them in your diet - Mayo Clinic

  • Rapeseed oil was primarily used during the early 20th century as a machine lubricant, especially in steam engines, ships, and industrial machinery, because of its excellent resistance to heat and its ability to cling to metal surfaces. - Heart & Soil

  • This chronic low-grade inflammation is believed to be a contributing factor to: - Twitter - Paul Saladino MD

  • So, I sent an FOI request to the UK’s Food Standards Agency… - Substack - The State of It