I'm George Galloway I'm stable together
we are topple Galloway Steve have you
just been released from the jungle and
that now I haven't this is this is the
finest added icy Bay on the chief can
buy absolutely no I mention it because
how do you read not one Haddie okay Ari
as they call him down in the South was a
triumph and the reason he was a triumph
was cause he was genuine and authentic
and unspun is their Jeremy Corbyn of I'm
a celebrity and really it's a remarkable
snipe I'm the only man perhaps certainly
the first to make it mmm but Harry
Redknapp won that contest by public vote
because he's everything that carbon is
he's got no sight what you see is what
you get certain political you know
incorrect necessity mean he said of one
of the female members of the camp
she'd be useful if she was scrubbed up
and so that falls down on to couch now
Germany would never say not anything
like that but you get my point
yeah this is a working class hero Harry
Redknapp's a working class hero Jeremy
Corbyn is a working class hero I think
it's very portentous you may not agree
now obviously I've been watching I'm
just lever to get me out of here
religiously use me boy however read some
headlines and there was a talk he was
going to leave at one point and then
what wait actually it's a good way to
lose a few pounds you lost nearly as
daunting and I think he looks better for
it the Galloway diet plan bugs and
kangaroo anus there we go and I've read
for you Anna but I think you're I think
you're onto something actually because
it's very interesting that's because
this has got it got dicey visa highest
rating yeah the year
a big celebrity blind brain bleached
which can
stupefy the masses into ignoring
everything else is going on however I
think you might be onto something with
the fact that he won in the relation to
Corbin because it obviously shows that
in the public psyche the millions of
people who watch this but of
interestingly may not be interested in
politics
so obviously hunkering after as some
sort of something to look up to and I
the miracle-working at last you're
looking for your uncle Nick kindly wise
steady uncle and Corbin is that in the
political field certainly by comparison
with the others like that yeah and Harry
was that in the jungle they were the
other airbrushed celebrities craft and
so on have have all fallen by the
wayside and however one I bumped into in
a cafe I'm glad to see a cafe because he
was once upon a time never out at the
pub okay Anthony from x-factor the
Liverpool guy now Anthony got to the
final yet if you saw and heard them you
wouldn't have been surprised and if he
was in handcuffs on his way to the Nick
in the streets of Liverpool rough a
rough diamond not a diamond nonetheless
as working classes it's possible to be
he got all the way to the final in the
x-factor whilst loads of airbrushed
trolley dollies and the women were worse
he fell by the wayside so I think it's
the age of the Anthony's the Harris and
the Jeremy's and maybe making too much
of this but I think the fact that how he
looked right from the start as the guy
that could go all the way he's the best
England manager of the England never had
my jaw they're doing all right well
another quite playing guy was always
cool just like me and that whole debate
went over my head
[Music]
I'll forgive you dear viewers if your
heads have temporarily exploded and you
are unable to watch topple Galilei this
week because if you have been trying to
keep up with the ongoing brexit shambles
as it's being called then you probably
haven't been able to because me as a
journalist who gets paid to do this
stuff is struggling to keep up as well
we've learnt from the votes on Bret's
attempt we the the votes coming ahead
then suddenly wasn't going ahead then
the googling Court of Justice saying
that we can cancel the whole damn thing
anyway then Theresa May flying off to
the Hague when we were all hoping it was
over Yemen and do a report from Phillip
Ulster moochers actually off to have
breakfast with the dutch prime minister
um and as it stands a time of recording
this gorge of magic a caveat because
actually by the end of this day the vote
that was cancelled may be back on again
because pollen is going to vote today on
whether to vote darren i on the brexit
deal this this is a deal that treasom a
said was the deal the best deal the only
deal the unimprovable deal but she's now
as you say in the hague trying to
improve it yeah having told us and the
EU having told us that it was not really
no it isn't renegotiate all what
gingka said today is that it's not up
for renegotiation more clarification is
possible time so it's a clarification
and and and legal and something legal
with clarification as well are things
well the idea of that the mass revolt in
the House of Commons that made a pull of
all in the first place is going to be
ass waged by you know mere warm words if
Juncker is capable of warm words I mean
one of the things that stands out for me
in this whole period is just how ugly
and how cold
impersonal brutish the leaders of the EU
are I mean to paraphrase Groucho Marx
anybody that would have them in that
club I wouldn't want to join they're not
just in the club they're running the
club but drinkers warm words won't
butter any parsnips on the benches of
the DUP all the benches of the Tory
brexit ears so I'm not sure what this
postponement was all about unless
there's something we don't yet know
because I mean she's only boss off time
yeah but how much time a day three days
is it that good being Prime Minister
that you are actually going to be on a
zero hours contract and and not know if
you're of you going work tomorrow or or
the rest of this week it's it's quite
unprecedented I as you know been in
politics a long time don't tell the wife
what she thinks I'm 45 but I've been in
politics for 50 years and I was in
Parliament for almost 30 years I lived
through Black Wednesday I lived through
mrs. Thatcher being overthrown in
Parliament and I have never seen chaos
like this okay and I always know where
things are headed or think I do
sometimes I'm right I was wrong in I
think 1977-78 something like that but I
always think I know where things are
headed but I have no idea where this is
headed you know are we brakes thing are
we not is there a general election is
there not it does trees Omega overthrown
does she stagger on does the Tory Party
split does the Labour Party split
they're all of these and many more are
options in this utterly tumultuous
unpredictable time there is it's
absolutely staggering I mean as you say
I I have no idea either and I I never
expected I would to be on this day I
couldn't predict what's going to happen
here I mean as things stands as we're
recording on Tuesday we haven't had
school things emergency debates yet what
is most interesting though for me and
all of this is what's going on in labour
because
currently you have around 50 MPs led by
the obnoxious Ian Murray supported by
Chuck Ramona signing a letter trying to
force Corvin into a no-confidence vote
and you have the SNP green played and
Liberal Democrats trying to force
Kaufman's hand on this as well now not
much has been made of this but for me
this is another kind of backhanded
backstabbing attempt by these two it's
all right just go look at the Lebanon
yeah to try and completely undermine
Corbin and then there's a very sneaky
thing they're doing because if if he
makes one false footed move yeah with
this no confidence you know then it
could potentially finish him because he
has to pick his timing with this you
only got one challenge you do you only
got one chance are no confidence yeah if
you put a no confidence book and it
succeeds in rallying the Tories around
Theresa main then it's not just failed
it's backfired yeah it actually alters
the core course of events it in the
wrong way
so the Labour whips the chief whips a
friend of mine Nick Brown he's a very
savvy guy he's been in one Whip's office
or another for decades
he knows Parliament inside out I'm quite
content to leave it to him to advise on
when the time to strike with an or
contents for it but you can imagine if
you held no confidence for this evening
all the Tories would back treasom a the
DUP would back treasom a therefore it
would fall therefore what's the point of
it and as you say correctly identify the
point of it is to undermine carbon yeah
that's why chuckle muna and all the
Blair I Trump are backing Elliot and
that Caroline Lucas I know you're a
green kind of guy
I think Colin Lucas performances utterly
deplorable
she's the mouthpiece for the big banks
big austerity EU and she's doing our
best to weaken injure undermine Jeremy
Corbyn who whatever else you think of
him is
the only alternative Prime Minister that
the left has yeah you took kind that you
took the words bear at my mouth
developers because my my my liking of
the greens is slightly tarnished at the
winners with the whole brexit situation
my eye finds especially her narrative
and I've interviewed him several times
and having interviewed her she's the
least authentic green politician I've
met I have to say and my liking of her
is kind of quite diminished though I
think she's she's not doing the Green
Party or herself any favors
I don't think so something's not doing
fish is not doing anyone any favors
really because out of all of all the
various avenues this situation could go
down this damned people's vote is not
the correct one still whatever you think
well look what would that solve Stephens
either remain would win narrowly in
which case tens maybe even more millions
of people in this country would feel
cheated and robbed some millions would
feel and bitter and angry and who could
be the beneficiary of that anger who can
only be the right and even the far right
or leave would win again
narrowly in which case they'd blame
Russia they'd see it was Putin and the
demand would be on for yeah another
wanted and an another way of derailing
the whole brexit process so this
people's vote which is such an insulting
term because it implies the last
referendum which was now people say what
was that artificial intelligence so
that's the worst Avenue to go down there
but it's the Avenue that Lucas and Oh
muna and Blair and Clegg and all the
usual suspects are trying to take us
down the more I look at it and I don't
see how the logic of this can be
resisted forever the only way to solve
this logjam is a
election to change the parliamentary
automatic to allow the people to see who
they once not question their salary of
what they want because you can't in a
general election claim that every line
in your manifesto has been specifically
endorsed by the elector it's who they
want to take the country into this
yesterday and this is the narrative that
has been this is the problem Labour's
had and labour supporters have had its
they haven't hammered this narrative
home quite correctly because I'd I agree
with you I think general election is is
the best option because it's the whole
problem throughout this brexit process
has been that has been the Tories bloody
doing it that's been the agenda because
we we voted as a country to leave
therefore the the issue is not and never
has been whether we should be leaving or
not that was decided and everyone keeps
saying change your mind as you rightly
said on the show many moons ago what so
we keep having a general election every
five minutes because people change their
mind about they vote for the Tories or
labour it's not to me the issue has
always been who is negotiating this back
set and I think the fact that when we're
now at a stage am having a stage for
ages where it's blatantly obvious that
Teresa mailer conservative party are
incapable of delivering any kind of
brexit which is in the best interest of
the people in this country and then the
question as you say is okay so do we do
we the public wants someone else to do
with this almighty mess and clear it up
not do we want to stop this mess all
together because this mess is happening
regardless and I think as well wherever
you lose on legal remain we had a
referendum and it was done and I think
history will be viewing us far better in
this period if we stuck with that
whether that be because in twenty years
time greats wave that the public will
realize what a corny you referendum
literally what I was a calm me if you I
mean as we speak
Frances burning it spread to Brussels it
spread to the Netherlands macron is in a
state of collapse yeah demanda or Mona
paused I known as as the great you could
all I say is hand on his backside well I
I never got that close to either but the
reality is that they told us if only
labor were led by someone like Mac
Rodney man or woman like macron they'd
be doing you know so much better yeah
when in fact macron is incapable of
going out onto the streets of his own
country
yeah his country is in flames he's
capitulating cancelling giving he's just
given a hundred euros to everybody in
France he's declared the state of social
and economic emergencies and the in Kohi
anger of the people on the streets of
France not just Paris but all cities and
even in the country Sun is not left or
right no it's not aligned to any party
its anger at the elite at the
establishment well that's just like what
brexit was it's the same forces that are
engaged now and this says you know Jean
you're kind of wearing her she lives on
at the moment in solidarity I will want
I was Nikola Nikola nearly jumped with
delight so that she can was a bit cagey
about people's I was not really a hive
is kind of guy but he did sportingly put
it on because we wanted to show
solidarity not that these people are
supporters of ours necessarily or
they've ever heard of us
of course they probably haven't not
because we would necessarily support all
of their politics but to argue that
these people are you know somehow
right-wing then is an absurdity and we
got the stage where the liberal
establishment in Britain was best
ignoring what was going on in France I
never saw much about on British
television but I saw a lot of it on
foreign television or they were actually
wishing macron to defeat these people
well they didn't defeat
yeah they've defeated him yeah it's a
new French Revolution of sorts and the
French know how to do revenue they do
indeed yeah and now I think you're right
and as I say III I've been convinced
throughout the whole process that in 20
years time we will look back and breathe
a sigh of relief that we got out of the
EU project while we can because it is
the France kind of sums up nicely it's
literally collapsing around it in the
heat of its own [ __ ] essentialism is
it's falling apart and I agree with you
there's a purchase in France if we segue
onto this the protest in France our sort
of elite backlash if you like well it's
also interesting for me about about
these and a discussed discusses over
down a podcast is that they also protect
a great challenge for Western
governments because I don't believe a
word that comes out of Mac Ron's mouth
don't get me wrong but essentially the
the the spark that ignited this was the
diesel tax increase now it presents
challenge for Western governments
because ultimately whether you believe -
assuming of those reasons or not on the
face of it he was doing it for Paris
really - changing reasons and the people
weren't having any of it and this is
this is the whole problem that I think
in many Western governments and both
governments worldwide are going to face
that in their attempts to put the blame
and the responsibility for the climate
catastrophe which is in 70% of global
greenhouse gas emissions in the past 30
years down to 100 corporations not the
people in trying to shut this on to the
people I think people are wising up and
there's going to be a massive backlash
against the fact that we've got to
shoulder the responsibility for just
like the financial collapse just like
the fudge and this is the point because
they keep trying to do this to us and I
now think in the age I don't think
they've kept up with firstly I don't
think they're kept up in social media
because what what was fascinating about
the French protests as well is that they
were fooled by Facebook if you like
absolutely brilliant because of course
you know as well as I do Facebook
changed its algorithms our Schneier
to take news of people's timelines and
place it with what all their friends
were saying but consequently what
Facebook done was enabled the Yellow
Jackets protests in France to just
explode because it was people themselves
posting about it not News Corporation so
it's all over if you ones time though
what a good point and it worked it
worked against you know even the way
it's supposed to and so I think that as
you say because we're playing but what
we had to shoulder the responsibility
for the financial crisis and now we're
having to shoulder the responsibility
for the crime climate crisis I think I
think that's the powers that be have
still haven't caught up with the fact of
firstly social media and the way it
works and the way people have access to
information now and know the anger that
exists consciously or not and I think a
lot of anger is subconscious within
people yeah I'm very angry in it and
there are rage Oh Rajee as the French
Revolution
used to describe it the angry ones and
the anger if you boiled it down is to
this we didn't cause this crisis but
you're making us pay for it yet the
people who did caused the crisis are the
last to pay for it yeah they're getting
richer we are getting poorer yeah you
are piling straws on our back and the
camel's back can only take so much straw
yeah and the French are not a people who
take things lying down and they they
were up on their feet in everywhere from
Marseilles to Toulouse to not to little
Paris and this despite the best part of
a hundred thousand armed security
personnel including tanks tanks by the
way which had no French flag on them but
only the European Union flag
tanks on the streets yeah that's a
European army all right oh no that's a
conspiracy theory the the the whole
country rose up and the elite are
scrambling to get back on their feet
they don't quite know how to handle it
now whether
act 5 will be canceled this weekend
I don't know but I very much doubt it
because when you've got your enemy on
the run it's probably best not to stop
when he's throwing 100 euro notes at you
because there's a lot more in his pocket
yeah that he hasn't yet thrown I think
the lack of a program the lack of an
alternative leader has happened in the
Arab Spring for example is a weakness
it's a strength at the moment for the
Yellowjackets because everyone can join
in you don't have to support mr. a or
mrs. B or this or that ISM but if you
don't have your own program ultimately
you end up being part of someone else's
yeah and then that is the Dazz you say I
think that is the challenge so it's also
two more points what's interesting about
is it's kind of spread to Holland and
Belgium has a knock-on and Therese maze
interestingly sort of jettisoned off to
those countries I'm sure that the Yellow
Jackets will come up in conversation
because I'm sure she's probably fearful
of the same thing happening over here
there's a big run on the seal of
Yellowjackets damn well yeah us quick
yes check out my timeline on Twitter
there's a link to a special offer on one
there really is but I think she's
probably slightly fearful of the same
thing over here I'm looking for a
designer yeah yeah I know I kind of yeah
classier I'm not very flattering then oh
I'm interviewing Vivienne Westwood Suns
more oh there's they're exactly the
royal family I love words yeah that's
right fun to come up with a pool as
usual they are and we may need them and
because I'm shorter it's cross Teresa's
mom Theresa Mays mine I could that
happen over here because we have
extinction rebellion currently sort of
making ground if you like we have even
the sort of the flaccid People's
Assembly are having a demonstration
outside Parliament on Tuesday evening
and so there's probably concerned her my
concern is I'm not sure we this country
Woods has the capabilities to have an
movement like that purely because and
I've used this phrase a lot is I coined
it years ago Max Keiser actually
and this country has a feudal hangover
in so much that as a populace I think it
seemed almost in our DNA that we're
quite subservient and quite all no okay
all right then we'll shut up and take
our lot in life we haven't got the
French have a proud history of this and
while we saw the Iraq war march
obviously where millions people came out
and a Labour government essentially
ignored them I'm not convinced we could
Tsar pepper cup was dropped voluntary no
I mean now you've sort of comparable for
me over the past few decades the
business of the puddle tax movement
reaiiy and that otherwise which already
good is a coal full tax movement was
more proletarian than character more
working-class well look I know that
that's widely held view and it may be
right but I know it's ancient history
but may I remind you that the people of
this country England rose up and
executed their King a hundred and fifty
years before the French did the English
had a revolution not far from here the
Levellers took the land in common
Cromwell was a revolutionary leader the
monarchy was destroyed only briefly and
they actually dug Cromwell up from the
grave and cut his head off him and the
monarchy was restored in a you know a
more weak fashion but I'm not so sure
and that the people of England have
spoken yet but they might they might if
you switch off I'm a celebrity you might
yes
[Music]
this week the spies came in from the
cold
they had been in the cold of a derelict
mill in octa mater at your expense
now actor marty is a place that not many
people have visited it's if known for
anything as part of a Scottish
tongue-twisting Limerick involving after
Marty Eko feckin and Milne guy the
Celtic supporters club bus used to stop
there for fish and chips on Saturday
night so I happen to know after Marty
quite well but you've probably never
been there and you certainly want to be
to the derelict mill that is the
recipient of 2 million pounds of public
money from the Foreign Office to a
charity Stephen there called the
Institute for statecraft which has a
illegitimate child called the integrity
initiative no a charity is not allowed
to be political so first of all it's in
total breach of charity law and ought to
be forced to give back all the tax
deductions it got from being a charity
as well as an inquiry into why it was
given charitable status in the first
place because it's objects are to
counter what it calls disinformation
misinformation from Russia so whatever
your view on that
it's a highly political purpose and
you're not allowed to have a political
purpose and be a charity in Britain if
you don't believe me I'll show you my
scars so the Charity Commission is
completely remiss for allowing this
outfit the who are they they are not one
but two X if you've read John McCurry
you know that George Smiley was never X
firm because you don't retire from the
intelligence services you were merely go
gardening leaf but these are two
ex-military intelligence army officers
who are in this delict mill in Acton
Marty getting two million quid per year
with a total budget by the way of a
hundred million for them and other
outfits like them to counter Russia so
far so controversial but the Scottish
Daily Record for which I used to write a
column and it's Sunday edition the
Sunday Mail suddenly broke the cover-up
of all this by running a front-page
splash why because not only has this
outfit been attacking Russia it's been
attacking Jeremy Corbyn labour and the
official opposition Her Majesty's
opposition Her Majesty's loyal
opposition the right honourable privy
councillor Jeremy Corbyn has been being
attacked on Twitter and in the media as
part of a dirty tricks
psyops run by this initiative in a mill
in after Martin
so think about that the British
government is paying people to attack
the British opposition now this has
never happened before in Britain at
least not openly they live in a car the
state would have given someone like you
or me the money and I said why don't you
go away and do that but this is in the
books it's actually a money trail from
the Foreign Office to them right to
their twitter account to their attacks
on jeremy corbyn so the Foreign Office
in big trouble Charity Commission is in
big trouble
the government if we ever get out from
under the up a stream of brexit is going
to be in trouble if Corbin comes to
power they are already trouble that's
why they're getting desperate you know
I'm making this killing Kelly Feld it's
almost oh yeah it's getting on now for
fully fund excellent looks like
touchwood that we will be making it and
one of its demands
is that Corbin should reopen the David
Kelly enquiry and I'm pretty sure he'll
agree to that demand so they're all
panicking them so they're losing their
customary smoothness suaveness and
making mistakes and this is a very big
mistake so the foreign officers now
announced an inquiry into itself how did
we end up giving money to two spies in
after-market to attack the leader of Her
Majesty's opposition like they didn't
already know that I've got two
additional points to make on it one is I
would have thought these people had
evolved beyond flat-footed army booted
british army intelligence anybody I've
ever known in the Army thinks that army
intelligence is an oxymoron you'd have
thought that their spies would have been
of a different class rather than these
flat-footed soldiers but no appears
almost everyone involved in the
integrity initiative is either a serving
ta officer or a former former British
Army intelligence officer so as my my
first point and my second point is why
did see the commander of mi6 agree to
millions of pounds of spook money going
to a couple of guys in octal market in a
derelict mill and now bringing the trade
into disrepute there is only one answer
tiller there must be so much money
washing around in the spook pool that
two million quid is neither here nor
there and this for me is they brought a
point because as I always view these
things it's the case for me of not what
they're telling us what they're not
telling us and for me this is kind of
now we're getting to the icing on the
cake if you like the fact firstly
it's um because this story is part of a
wider story for me and I wrote about
this in 2016 that the Foreign Office
quietly released this large dislodged
strategy paper and how to counter
Russian propaganda this this huge
document no one else really report on it
but I saw it went through it all and it
was all about how to get some Western
propaganda out there and how to counter
it so then it's kind of it's been
building this story from that point if
you like but I'm more concerned with
exactly who else is involved in this
because you and I have off-camera spoken
about certain concerns we have I don't
think it's appropriate to say them on
camera necessarily but of certain
journalists who we do wonder about and
I'm just wondering how far this net goes
and how far outside of Corbin does this
really go because I mean it's a natural
conclusion to assume in my opinion
especially with certain people at the
canary that there are files on us
somewhere I mean the file on you must be
absolutely ridiculously huge and I would
imagine there's notes on me probably
notes on my boss carrier Mendoza and I
don't think we've seen the last of this
yet and the gun with all things I don't
think we'll ever get to the actual truth
of exactly what has been going on here
because I know I always think this and I
might be wrong maybe I'm wrong maybe and
she's skeptical but I always think well
if they're allowing us to know this what
are they not telling us because if they
didn't want this in the public domain it
wouldn't be in the public domain up to a
point it was interesting that it was a
Scottish paper that broke the embargo on
all this but think about it the entire
media ignored the events in Paris for
four weeks Paris was in on fire ignored
the entire media ignored it and then
attacked the Russians for filming events
in a western capital that they were
deliberately not filming in the hope
that it would go away
yet so much did it not go away that the
president of France himself has declared
a social and economic emergency in the
country and started throwing euros at
the crowd so that means the entire
British media was in complete
dereliction of its professional duty to
report what was going on and was
attacking other journalists sir RT for
reporting yet so my conclusions a bit
like yours there must be much more than
two million pounds or they wouldn't have
allowed two million to go to a couple of
jokers in a derelict mill an actor Mukti
there must be far more initiatives than
one integrity initiative there must be
far more heads on the take
there must be far more journalists than
are currently on the list though the
list is damning enough their foreign
editor at the BBC foreign editor at Sky
News David are on a [ __ ] and Dominic
Kennedy at the Times foreign editor are
one of the top guys at the Glasgow
Herald people at the Telegraph and
people that's bad enough but it must be
much much longer unless that old adage
thank God you cannot bribe or twist the
average British journalist but when you
see what unbraid
he'll do you realise there's no reason
to indeed and that is it for this week's
toppled Galloway show I'm not your
podcast going by the way every two guys
who I've had a nearly podcast how do
people go to it yeah just if you just
search on Twitter topple on cage or you
go to WWE Konerko Falls / podcast and it
comes up there yeah it's really good I'm
getting so I've had some lovely guests
on I had on the fabulous us comedian Lee
camp who has these wonderful years I've
been on his show and happy he's really
good yeah I want to get Lee if you're
watching I keep saying to your agent can
I come on redacted I've been on writing
I've been on it
let's do a course to coast yes Father in
Britain from the east coast to the west
coast Oh Stuart with Lee County Alisa is
brilliant so I've had him on I've had
some really good music as some I'm I'm
waiting for Artie's action Ratan Zee to
come back to me hopefully he'll be my
guests this week that'll be good
well he's our guest this week also on
our teas but every day and the proximate
causes hmm according to codswallop and
jukebox yes I am him to absence Ratan C
is a focus of the moola inquiry
conjuring fears of action as Chelsea
Manning and Julian Assange heading for
the American dungeons what's he done he
interviewed Julian Assange and it was so
secret he put on television
exactly but I'm never your court your
honor just checking that your podcasts
going it's lovely
you're gonna appear with me onstage in
leaf yes we just sister of of January I
haven't been on stage since my and rad
days darling what are you know you'll be
marvelous a topple Galloway on stage I
mean in Neath Neath Port Talbot on the
27th of January don't forget follow us
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rather interesting track suit today feel
free to do so it's at mr. topple or at a
George Galloway I thought I had one or
more where he was starting to wear a
soft heart and look smart and so I'm
back I've still got some what to do it
reflects my mood I'm angry this week you
can very angry moods and therefore so so
we gave it straight and the track suits
come out this is me a street if you can
provide me with that designer
yellow vest I promise to wear on stage
indeed
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