‘It gets worse’: Arday’s students reportedly weigh legal action against Cambridge

Look, we got to talk about Jason Arday.He is the Cambridge professor who resigned this week after he was there on the screen.After, let's just say that there were some inaccuracies, questions raised about some of his scholarship and some of his life work.I think, though, the real Wally has to be Cambridge University, which hired him, the book publishers who are apparently still running to publish his memoirs this week, in which he details all sorts of things like, you know, having run a marathon every day for months, having done all sorts of crazy things, having been in a coma that nobody asked about, having to learn to speak again, all these sorts of crazy things in his life.And all of this stuff was completely believed and eaten up by these lefty idiots at the publisher and at Cambridge, who all, you know, they just, they see, oh, here's a black guy who's calling himself a professor.Hey, sign him up.

Tick, tick, tick, DEI boxes.And he's allowed to say anything.He wants, and nobody dares to check it.

It gets worse.

It is truth.

It is truth.It gets worse, because what has happened is since then, so apparently some of his students were marked down because they complained that his, and if you, I watched one of his, the episode, 40 minute, one of his lectures, and they're complete drivel.They're just woke, garbage drivel.They're meaningless.Some of the students complained and said, this guy, this professor is useless.He then found out, apparently, allegedly, and marked them down for racism.

So now they're suing Cambridge for their bad results.So the whole thing is DEI, diversity and inclusion, always.

Can I give you another example of that?In the US, University of California, which decided, oh, you know, these SAT scores, they're all very, you know, they're not very inclusive.They're probably propping up white supremacy and all sorts of otherproblematic things and they just let in people, I don't know, based on feelings and suddenly they're realising, oh, our student population are pretty much illiterate, so we'd better go back to actually having some entrance requirements.So this is just hilarious, but academia is where these crazy ideas begin.But sadly, these days, they don't stop at academia.

They go into the private sector.And that's why you've got people with pronouns in their email bios.Have you got a Wally for us?I do have a Wally.I'm going to go with an LGBT teacher who says the quiet bit out loud, basically says they're intentionally targeting kids, young kids, to become, I don't know, activists of the future.

The critical time to be there is grades five through eight because you want to catch kids when they're starting puberty because that's the time in which identity formation is central to their lives.

Get them young.

Get them young.I mean, you know, we were told that never happens.There would be no teachers who are actively trying to indoctrinate children.But for, and we see it thankfully because they share it themselves on TikTok and other social media platforms.We see just videos every single week from around the US, the UK, sometimes right here in Australia of teachers who feel like it's their duty Because they don't see it as indoctrination, James.They see it as social justice.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.They see this as their job.They are not.They don't care about performing, you know, literate students who can do long division or whatever the things that they're supposed to do is.It is actually literally about remaking society.And the great thing is here, as you say, they do this stuff.

They put it on TikTok.They have it.zoom calls somebody hits record, um, you know And it's like zoom and tik -tok have been for the teachers unions what I think cop police body cams have been For you know, these movements that say the police are all racist and they just randomly shoot black people up You know, well the cameras tell a different story and you know You know, I think parents, this goes back to what we were talking about at the beginning of the show, parents need to speak up.And if they see all this stuff in the classrooms and if their kids, I have a friend, his kid comes home from preschool, Melbourne, obviously, but you know, but they're talking about, but the kid comes up four years old and is like, Oh, literally said to my friends who are the Paris, the white people were very mean to the aboriginals and stole all their land.

Wow.

At four.At the end of time.

It's literally in childcare.I've got friends who's... babies six months on, they've got these activities that are all centred around this notion that we're on stolen land, that there's something objectively wrong with Australia.It's a big move to move your child from a school, but it's not a big move to send an email to the principal and say, This is not what you should be doing.

Either way, very quickly, this is why the Albanese government is so determined to shove kids into preschools, daycares.And the danger of that...They all keep this and they don't want you, they want you in the workforce so they can get your kids.