Red Ice TV - May 07, 2026


Amsterdam Shouldn’t Ban Meat Ads, They Should Ban Migrant Consumers

Topics
Finland's social welfare and iPhone consumption
Hosted by
Henrik Palmgren Lana Lokteff
Mentioned
Rakesh Jaiswal
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Length

7 minutes

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162.4

Word count

1,290

Sentence count

120

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Misogyny

2

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Toxicity

16

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Hate speech

30

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Amsterdam bans all fossil fuel ads, Finland has a new iPhone, and the housing crisis in Ireland is worse than ever. Plus, a look at what it's like to live in a post 9/11 world, and why we need more social housing.

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00:00:00 Well, here's kind of an odd one. At first, you think it's odd, and then you realize later, wait a minute, couldn't we do this in a different way? Anyway, there's no more meat or fossil fuel ads allowed anymore in Amsterdam. Why? Because global warming, apparently. We're using too many resources.
00:00:16 Amsterdam has introduced a sweeping ban on public advertisement for meat and fossil fuel products.
00:00:24 Does that include any plastics then? I doubt it.
00:00:27 Becoming the first capital city to take such a step as part of its broader climate strategy.
00:00:34 Since May 1st, adverts for items such as beef burger, petrol cars and airline travel
00:00:40 have been removed from billboards, tram shelters,
00:00:44 and metro stations across the Dutch capital.
00:00:48 And this is because they have a plan to become carbon neutral by the year 2050.
00:00:55 And it's like, really? 0.99
00:00:56 Because, like, meanwhile, you're letting in all these goddamn people 0.99
00:01:01 that are, like, polluting, and this is all before, 1.00
00:01:03 like, in Amsterdam right now, there was, like, some Indians out,
00:01:07 and they were having some celebration or something like that.
00:01:09 just the dirt alone these people leave behind here's another example look at someone here from
00:01:13 from who's occupying finland a somali brags about opening their new iphone 7 which is like i don't
00:01:22 know 1500 euros or something like that apparently they're getting this from yeah the social welfare
00:01:27 services in finland so in terms of consumption this is fine right you can't have hamburger 0.99
00:01:33 commercials in amsterdam but you can let in these people that are like consuming all this shit check 0.97
00:01:38 I just got this new 17 Pro Max iPhone. 0.98
00:01:44 Now I'll open it.
00:01:48 Here.
00:01:51 Not good.
00:01:53 I'll open it.
00:01:55 These are the things that I'll put out.
00:01:58 And here is one thing that I can see.
00:02:03 It's here. 1.00
00:02:05 this is what it's all about right here lona giving giving these brown mud people iphones 1.00
00:02:17 just so disgusted by it it's like they're just it's like you know a snake is just born and just 1.00
00:02:22 knows how to eat right away it's like that's what i feel with them being just con artists and
00:02:27 scammers and just materialistic is is as like i've not never seen before you know so this is
00:02:34 Well, Finnish taxpayers have to go to work to pay for these people to be on social welfare.
00:02:40 You know the family is unemployed, but here they are with new iPhones.
00:02:44 And you remind me of this old clip here.
00:02:45 It's all something with the phones. 1.00
00:02:47 It's always the goddamn phones. 0.97
00:02:49 There are people that invent any of this stuff, so it's like fascinating. 0.99
00:02:52 It's like something from an alien planet. 1.00
00:02:54 Anyway, listen to the Syrian. 1.00
00:02:55 My opinion, 80% of the Syrians will stay here in Sweden. 1.00
00:02:58 When I was in Syria, actually, I had just a Nokia, like a cheap phone. 1.00
00:03:02 But now I have an iPhone.
00:03:04 That's what it's about. 0.99
00:03:05 Yeah, I remember that dick face. 0.99
00:03:07 I have an iPhone. 1.00
00:03:09 Here's another one with Africans showing up to tell white people. 1.00
00:03:14 These people have never built something like homes of this scale or size or technique in their whole civilization. 0.97
00:03:23 Here's an African who's going to tell you about how white people should build their homes. 0.75
00:03:29 Yeah, so this is Galway in Ireland. 0.97
00:03:31 In Galway today, finding a home feels almost impossible.
00:03:37 Yet, across the city and county, there are almost 4,000 homes.
00:03:44 The average rent in Galway City now is nearly 1,900 euro a month.
00:03:51 Not for your people, they give free housing.
00:03:53 Rents have jumped by almost 50% in nearly six years.
00:03:56 Yeah, why is that?
00:03:57 2,000 households are still waiting for social housing.
00:04:02 Social housing.
00:04:04 I'm hearing it every day.
00:04:05 People are under real pressure.
00:04:07 Homes are sitting empty while families struggle.
00:04:10 That's not a housing gap.
00:04:11 Looks like they should be empty, those homes.
00:04:13 Wait, she's running me for politics?
00:04:15 Oh my gosh.
00:04:16 What a joke.
00:04:17 Construction company to build social and affordable homes. 1.00
00:04:21 For blacks.
00:04:22 People in Norway are crying out for change. 0.99
00:04:24 They want to be able to afford a home, raise a family, and plan your future.
00:04:29 We need urgent action to ramp up building homes.
00:04:34 Affordable homes, cost rental, and social houses.
00:04:38 The time for half measures is over. 0.88
00:04:42 Look at her. I'm going to be a queen.
00:04:44 We don't need more homes. We need less people.
00:04:46 We need to send all you people back. 1.00
00:04:48 We need to send them all back. 1.00
00:04:49 That's what needs to happen. 1.00
00:04:50 Prices are up because their people are here. 1.00
00:04:52 Homes are not available because these people are here. 1.00
00:04:54 Exactly. And by the way, they're all, so many people from Ireland say the same thing that Canada, America, everywhere else, they live in social housing, but then they have these cars that no one can, no one else that's working can afford out, parked out in the driveway.
00:05:05 Of course, it's a classic. It's like a clip from the UK we saw, like brand new Mercedes, they're driving around to pick up white cars.
00:05:11 They're given a lot of these, they're just given money, and then they're scamming, and they're defrauding.
00:05:17 We see all this coming out, I mean, it's amazing. 0.99
00:05:19 It's not Irish people who are going to get this social housing, okay? 0.98
00:05:22 And by the way, I saw that the Nzi, or whatever her name is,
00:05:25 that her husband, or her husband that now is deceased,
00:05:29 he actually made his money in Israel.
00:05:31 He actually spent time in Israel. 0.89
00:05:33 This lady?
00:05:34 Yeah. 0.99
00:05:35 So there is a Jewish tie. 0.94
00:05:38 So a Jew married this and brought it to Ireland? 0.99
00:05:41 No, I don't know if he was, no, I don't think,
00:05:43 he might have not been Jewish.
00:05:45 He might have just been, you know, their pet or something, 0.90
00:05:47 some pet project or something.
00:05:48 but I'd have to do a deep dive into it.
00:05:51 The point is, Amsterdam cannot advertise burgers,
00:05:58 but we can have an endless supply of consumers.
00:06:03 One of the most, apparently, if you even believe in such a thing,
00:06:06 global warming directly, no.
00:06:08 I don't think that's a huge problem.
00:06:09 But I'm saying pollution-wise, yes.
00:06:11 The amount of consumers that's out there and growing
00:06:13 and the amount of products that they spend and the plastic.
00:06:16 Yeah, that's a real problem.
00:06:18 But I'm saying even homes, concrete, all these things contribute to global warming, having more consumers, obviously. 1.00
00:06:27 So the no-brainer for the environmentalist is step one, kick out all the migrants. 1.00
00:06:33 And then you're like, oh, guess what? 1.00
00:06:34 Now we can eat burgers again.
00:06:36 Now we can drive cars again.
00:06:37 And stop making stuff for them.
00:06:39 Stop teaching them how to make stuff.
00:06:41 Let's just take care of our own, huh?
00:06:44 Oh, dear Jesus.
00:06:45 You can smell it.
00:06:47 How much sewage is coming out there right now?
00:06:49 150 million liters per day.
00:06:52 How many people's sewage is that?
00:06:55 One million. 1.00
00:06:56 So that's the shit of a million people flowing into the Ganga every day? 1.00
00:06:59 Yeah. 1.00
00:07:00 This is just one drain.
00:07:02 Environmental scientist Rakesh Jaiswal has been campaigning for a cleaner Ganges for 25 years.
00:07:07 Today, Ganga is more polluted than it was 30 years ago.
00:07:12 In total, drains along the Ganges empty a billion gallons of raw sewage and industrial
00:07:25 waste into the river every day.
00:07:27 Decomposing bodies make their way into the water from riverside crematoriums.
00:07:31 And in Kanpur, hundreds of tanneries release toxic chemicals and heavy metals into the
00:07:35 river, which is the city's source of water.
00:07:37 Half of Kanpur city, including me, was getting drinking water from River Ganga.
00:07:44 The water there was highly contaminated, containing city wastewater and also a contaminated discharge from TB hospital, tuberculosis hospital.
00:07:55 Oh, wow.
00:07:56 Yeah.