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🔥 “Things Got So Bad… No One Pretends Anymore” | LIVE with Konstantin Kisin In this unfiltered live conversation, Andrew Gold sits down on stage with Konstantin Kisin (Triggernometry, An Immigrant’s Love Letter to the West) for a wide-ranging, brutally honest discussion about immigration, wokeness, Islamism, free speech, the BBC, cancel culture, and the future of Britain. - Get Konstantin Kisin brilliant book An Immigrant’s Love Letter to the West: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1408716062 - Follow ‪@triggerpod‬ ! From stabbings on British trains to Islamist extremism, from housing collapse and economic decline to why the culture war may already be over, this is Konstantin at his most candid — no media filter, no political correctness, no safe answers. 🎙️ Topics include: - Why “British people don’t go on stabbing sprees” - Illegal immigration, deportation & assimilation vs integration - Islam vs Islamism — and why Western countries won’t say the obvious - Why the UAE & Saudi Arabia cracked Islamist extremism - The collapse of trust in the BBC & mainstream media - Wokeness on the left and the right - Tucker Carlson, cancel culture & free speech - Housing, cost of living & why young people are being forced to leave - Why victimhood politics destroys agency - Has the culture war already been won? This episode is funny, tense, philosophical, controversial, and deeply human - exactly what Triggernometry fans expect, but in a raw live setting with audience questions pushing the conversation even further. 👇 If you enjoy Triggernometry, Heretics, or long-form conversations that refuse to lie to you - this one’s for you. 👉 Subscribe for more live conversations you won’t see on the BBC. 👉 Comment below #KonstantinKisin #Triggernometry #Immigration #Wokeness #FreeSpeech #BBCBias #Islamism #CultureWar #CancelCulture #AndrewGold #HereticsPodcast Chapters: 00:00 “Things Got So Bad… No One Pretends Anymore” (Trailer) 00:26 “I’m Being Deported Tonight” (Live Show Chaos) 01:45 Britain Without Water: Is This a Failing State? 03:28 Why New Media Became Just as Dishonest as Old Media 05:10 The Ben Shapiro Clip That Went Viral for the Wrong Reasons 07:40 Housing Is Breaking the West (And No One Wants to Admit It) 10:06 Victimhood Is Destroying Young People 12:35 “I Will Defend Your Right to Say Stupid Things” 15:20 “British People Don’t Go on Stabbing Sprees” 18:10 Why People Are Finally Saying the Unsayable 20:02 When Free Speech Becomes Moral Cowardice 22:48 Tucker Carlson, WWII & Historical Illiteracy 26:00 Candace Owens, Conspiracies & Losing the Plot 29:05 Islam vs Islamism: The Conversation Europe Refuses to Have 32:30 How the UAE Actually Defeated Islamist Extremism 35:18 “We Won the Culture War… But It’s Not Over Yet” 38:45 BBC Bias, Media Collapse & Why Trust Is Gone 42:10 Street Crime, Policing & the Real Economic Crisis 45:00 What Every ‘Woke’ Student Should Be Forced to Read 47:55 Meat, Morality & Modern Hypocrisy 53:40 Will Mass Immigration Change Britain Forever? 56:30 Assimilation vs Integration (The Crucial Difference) 59:45 Why Creative Industries Are Ideologically Captured 01:02:20 Surveillance, AI & the End of Privacy 01:04:40 Christianity, Atheism & the Collapse of Meaning 01:07:10 Why He’s Considering Homeschooling 01:08:45 Illegal Migrants on Question Time?! 01:10:20 Can the BBC Be Saved? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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