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Lindsay Clancy: White Liberal Women Love Child Killers

The establishment is disgusting (and stupid).

Welcome to the Ann & Phelim Scoop podcast.

We start by looking at an all-too-common problem in modern politics… angry, white, liberal women.

To make sense of it all, we’re joined by our good friend, journalist Jenny Holland.

Lindsay Clancy: Liberal Antihero

Jenny helps us try to understand a world where women idolize a stranger like Lindsay Clancy, who killed her own three young children.

This army of liberal women rushes either to blame the husband, invent conspiracies, or otherwise absolve a woman from blame for the worst crime imaginable. The culture of death runs deep.

The DEI Puppet, Who Never Grew Up

Then we examine the death of the disgraced former Cambridge professor Jason Arday. He was celebrated as the university’s youngest black professor and a DEI trophy.

It is believed he took his own life after his fabricated life story, extreme plagiarism, and extraordinary claims (running marathons on a broken leg, millions raised for charity, late literacy, etc.) collapsed.

You can read my Substack article about it here.

Jenny and I ask the question the Establishment avoids: Who put an unstable man on a pedestal he could never sustain, and what role did the Establishment play in his death?

Watch the podcast for the full, unfiltered discussion of how DEI kills.

THE SPARE, Returns

And Harry and Meghan are reportedly heading home—after failing to build real careers in Montecito, CA. This is what happens when you choose to live in a retirement community (Montecito), instead of a creative one. Jenny and Phelim discuss how the couple skipped the hard work, produced staggeringly fake content, and treated every production as a prop for their own glory. What could possibly go wrong?

And we ask: Is Meghan one of the strangest, most off-putting celebrities of our time?

Watch the podcast to hear why their return to a poorer, angrier Britain looks like another spectacular misreading of the room.

Please listen and share our content with anyone who still values evidence over virtue-signaling, and if you can, support our work so we can keep bringing these stories without the usual media filters.

Thank you for standing with us.

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