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Wonder how many in the woke group woke up after hearing his message or is wokeism a permanent “virus” that needs a shot? Maybe instead, a kick in the butt to knock off the nonsense and get to work to solve the issues in their own life before they criticize and complain about Earth’s issues.
I’d guess it more likely strengthened the resolve to resist the nonsense for those who already know it’s nonsense but have been cowed into going along to get along. Reality will eventually kick wokeness in the backside, just as it did to communism in Russia and just as it will to Mr. Globaloney. The only question is, will it be soon or far off in the future. As for anybody who’s older than a college student and actually believes the woke stuff, I think it would take a lot more than reason and debate to get them to question their ideology, if anything can.
I just love how Mr. Kisin refused all questions and points of order.
This guy bothers me the way he talks.
(The following is NOT directed at you Bill, instead a general comment to many who still believe the myth(s) of World War II) … ah yes … Sir Winston … one of Britain’s most blood thirsty psychopaths. But don’t believe me, try reading some well researched history rather than manufactured deep-state approved hagiographies.
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No problem. I liked the saying, as for the speaker, well those types don’t get famous playing nice nice. I read about his “other” personality.
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How many people in that audience don’t want to give up their smart phones, made in China. China makes a whole lot of what we buy and pays the price in heavy pollution.
Not to mention the pollution of the air waves by communication towers and satellites disturbing the electromagnetic field to bring the plasma world to cell phones, radios and televisions.
Heaven forbid…
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My phone was made in Korea!
It’s been many years since I’ve seen the Union Society’s debating chamber much less heard a debate there, but it’s nice to know at least one old tradition there has not succumbed to wokeism. Sadly I saw the American influence entering the University and its institutions when I was there. Thanks for posting this… It was a bittersweet moment
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One rather surmises that the debating chamber(s) has indeed been subsumed( judging, if nothing else, from the reaction of the moderator in the left hand side of the frame) , although, clearly, rules have prevented it from succumbing. Obviously whoëver instituted these/this was prepared for such future onslaughts.