Red Ice TV - No-Go Zone： Falling Down, NATO, Sweden, Serbia, Cows, ESGs & BlackRock

00:00:00.000 You're watching No-Go Zone with Henry.

00:00:10.900 It's just a made-up story. None of it's real. Woke up this morning in the United States of

00:00:14.980 BlackRock. First thing I did is I went and sat on the toilet. Pulled out my iPhone and, you know,

00:00:19.560 checked in on Instagram. Grabbed a glass, poured myself a glass of tap water, and I thought I

00:00:24.000 should make some breakfast. So I had some ham, a couple of eggs, and some of my favorite kind

00:00:28.260 of bread. Threw a little bit of my jam on there, and I got dressed in some of my favorite

00:00:32.740 clothes. Walked out the door, hopped in my car, drove to the new job I just got, doing

00:00:38.180 dad analytics for Amazon. Lunchtime, I got hungry. I Ubered up some McDonald's, and then after

00:00:43.300 work, I hit the gym on my way home. Got home hungry and tired, so you know I ovened up one

00:00:48.000 of my favorite frozen dinners. Fed my dog her favorite dog food, and, you know, caught up

00:00:53.060 on a little bit of news to make sure I know what's going on in the world. God damn, the

00:00:57.020 news was depressing, so I poured myself a glass of High West whiskey, and that finally helped

00:01:01.440 me relax, and I climbed into bed. Oh, wait. And I climbed into bed. That's right. It's

00:01:08.480 going to be a great day in the United States of Black Rock tomorrow, I'm sure. So y'all

00:01:12.440 just have a good day now out there. Be kind to one another. Drink your water.

00:01:17.140 All right. All right. There we go. Well, that's right. They got you by the balls, ladies and

00:01:22.660 gentlemen. They got you by the balls, as they say. Black Rock, Vanguard, State Street. I think

00:01:30.120 there's a fourth one in there somewhere. A lot of trillions flying around, you know what I mean?

00:01:35.340 But anyway, good to see you. Hope you're doing well. Thank you for joining us. If you're watching

00:01:39.560 live, sorry for the delay. Everybody had an AC issue. Got to have some AC here in the studio. It gets

00:01:45.940 super hot, and it was like dying just as I was starting up here. So I tried to figure

00:01:50.860 that out. So it was delayed. But anyway, good to see you guys. If you're new, redice.tv,

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00:01:59.920 watch all our stuff that we have available. And today we have a good show lined up. Just

00:02:04.640 as usual, a lot of crazy stuff going on in the world. Man, we have things are heating up

00:02:09.860 with NATO and the Serbs. Of course, Sweden is seeking NATO membership. That's something

00:02:17.080 to talk about. They're going after the cows again. We've got to talk about that both in

00:02:21.440 Ireland and in the U.S. They want to ban farms, stop cows, kill cows, essentially. We'll talk

00:02:28.620 a little bit about that. And we have some other stories as well. Quite a bit, actually. So we'll

00:02:32.600 see what we can get here today. Quite a bit have happened. There was some stuff with Roger Waters.

00:02:37.780 We'll see if we can get to that. That's kind of interesting. RFK, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

00:02:42.720 had to kind of backtrack his support for Roger Waters because of his attack on Israel. It

00:02:49.220 is crazy stuff, folks. So anyway, that's some of the things. We'll see what else. We have

00:02:52.840 some other things regarding the climate fraud issue. That's the issue of the cows. Ireland

00:03:00.000 seeking to kill, like, sort of ridiculous, like 125,000 cows or something like that over

00:03:05.940 the next three years to meet these dumb climate goals that they've set up. It's all a big

00:03:11.400 scam to get you even further by the balls. Right? Anyway, so we'll talk about that.

00:03:19.720 All right, guys. If you want to join us today, entropysteam.live slash red-eyes TV. I think

00:03:25.040 they have their stuff still working over there. Not sure if the two-method authentication thing

00:03:29.940 is an issue still or not. But you can super chat over there. Or you can super chat over

00:03:35.660 on Rumble or Odyssey. I'll keep an eye on that throughout the stream today as well. Otherwise,

00:03:42.100 yeah, I guess we should dive into it. We had all delayed here this week. So we put up the

00:03:48.300 Western Warrior show yesterday, actually. But it was a good one. And actually, I have one

00:03:52.140 of the clips I want to show you. We went into a little bit more detail about the Beyond Growth

00:03:57.560 Conference, which is a fascinating topic in and of itself. Club of Rome Beyond Growth.

00:04:04.020 The EU Parliament was hosting that. But I want to pull something out from there in terms

00:04:09.020 of John Kerry and what he talked about regarding the attacks on now American farms. Look, they've

00:04:13.920 done this over in the Netherlands, right? They're talking about to meet climate goals. They have

00:04:18.200 to do away with about 3,000 farms. It's all this ESG, World Economic Forum bullshit to, of

00:04:24.880 course, control the food supply and get us to eat the bugs. And so now they're pushing

00:04:29.020 this over in the States as well. We'll see how that goes down, to be honest. All right.

00:04:35.100 But we got to show the potato in chief here first. If you didn't see it yet, grand old

00:04:41.780 Joe. What is it now? 80? What is it? 83? Did I get that right? He was at the, I think it's

00:04:49.920 the Air Force Academy, where he apparently he tripped on something that at least that's

00:04:57.020 what it looked like. He blamed it afterwards. He pointed out and said, arrest that. Look

00:05:01.920 this here. Man down. Jeez. You know, people are like, oh, you shouldn't laugh. You know,

00:05:19.640 it's an old man and stuff like that. But he's just, I mean, with all this, he's an, he's

00:05:25.120 an evil, evil, wicked man. And some people say, oh, he doesn't know what he's doing and

00:05:30.580 blah, blah, blah. Well, maybe now he doesn't. Or less so, I should say, right? Some things

00:05:35.400 I think he knows what he's doing. But if you look at his track record throughout his little

00:05:39.760 history there, the way he's like going after white Americans, Biden is, of course, you know,

00:05:45.380 ramping up all this fake terrorism accusations regarding like right, right wingers and conservatives

00:05:52.120 and stuff like that too. Like white supremacy is the biggest, the biggest problem, the biggest

00:05:56.860 issue. He's one of the guys pushing all that shit. You know what I mean? He deserves, this

00:06:01.960 is nothing what he, what he actually deserves, this guy. But you could argue he's probably

00:06:06.900 not fit to run here in 2024. We'll see what they do. I suspect they'll run again and they'll

00:06:12.420 probably cheat again and they'll put him in again. There was a, someone had another angle

00:06:17.660 here too, which was, which is, let me see, is it this way? Yeah, check this, this out

00:06:21.440 here. Uh, fascinating, the response here from one of the, uh, one of the ladies here.

00:06:29.320 Walking up.

00:06:33.540 Just, all right, I'm out. It took a little, little delay for everybody to stand up and try

00:06:41.200 to sort this problem out here. Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Air Force Academy. That's

00:06:47.300 well, let's check that again. She's, we're just going to greet him, get a, get a diploma

00:06:52.420 or a plaque or something, right? From the, uh, the pres. All right, we take, uh, we take,

00:06:58.540 it's the small things in life that we take, uh, take joy from, right? Yeah, no, I think,

00:07:04.200 I think they'll run him. I think they'll run him again in 2024. I think he, I think he's

00:07:08.320 officially said he's going to run, isn't he? Well, now let's, uh, let's check this out

00:07:14.540 here. There's another thing happening here between the dynamic of global homo America,

00:07:19.700 which Joe Biden of course represents and some of the other less kind of, uh, I don't know,

00:07:24.480 less gay countries around the world. It's fascinating to watch this, but we've covered Uganda a little

00:07:29.800 bit already, uh, and their anti-homosexual bill. It's essentially, if I remember exactly

00:07:36.720 the, the details, it was, uh, homosexual sex is, is outlawed, I believe in the country.

00:07:43.440 And, uh, unfortunately though, America and many other countries of course are pouring

00:07:48.060 endless amounts of aid, uh, into many African countries. I think we should, uh, just get, uh,

00:07:54.300 get Western involvement off their backs and then let them, uh, let them develop on their own.

00:07:59.020 But anyway, uh, so some Ugandan students were out here protesting in front of one of the, uh,

00:08:05.100 government buildings, uh, and processing America and Joe Biden, in fact. And so it's not a subtitle

00:08:10.520 here, but they're apparently singing here in the clip. We're going to look at, uh, we don't want

00:08:14.660 your pro gay money. We want and love our country more than money. It's one of the, uh, tunes here.

00:08:20.660 Apparently they're singing. Check this out.

00:08:21.940 What's up?

00:08:39.360 What's up?

00:08:41.200 You're saying.

00:08:45.460 CHOIR SINGS

00:09:15.460 Am I hearing a little English at the end there?

00:09:25.600 No, probably not.

00:09:26.760 United people?

00:09:32.300 Probably not.

00:09:33.540 It's hard to hear.

00:09:35.100 But anyway.

00:09:36.600 Unless, of course, this is completely mistranslated.

00:09:39.740 I think it was an African guy on Twitter tweeting this out.

00:09:42.520 I assume it's correct, right?

00:09:43.980 Remember they've had this back and forth, like, incredible, like, just dynamic to watch everybody,

00:09:50.720 especially the conservatives, of course, are coming down, cracking down on Uganda.

00:09:54.320 We think, well, you know, they're their own country.

00:09:56.120 They can do what they want.

00:09:57.120 And obviously, I, for one, would welcome them not getting American aid and then going their own path

00:10:03.160 and doing whatever the hell they want.

00:10:04.220 I mean, this is good for them, good for them based.

00:10:07.660 They probably, many of these people probably look at the West and like, hmm, is this, you have that kind of ironic dynamic, right,

00:10:15.920 where a lot of them wants to come to, you know, Europe and America and Western countries, Australia and things like that.

00:10:21.880 But then at the same time, many of them from the third world, even the second world, are, of course, way more conservative on average than, you know, many, you know, many in the West are.

00:10:32.860 Unfortunately, we've been completely brainwashed by all the liberal ideologies and cultural Marxism and anti-whiteism and stuff like that.

00:10:39.200 Well, they're probably anti-white, at least when they come to our countries.

00:10:41.600 But good for them, right, in a way, and good for them to maybe be denied aid because I think, I mean, if you look at some figures, like I've showed it many times before,

00:10:52.800 I showed it in the latest Western Warrior show as well, but like just little Sweden, you know, of like 10 million people,

00:10:58.900 which is like, you know, what, a million and a half now is like, you know, migrants anyway, is giving incredible amounts.

00:11:05.780 I forget the exact number now, right?

00:11:09.060 Incredible amount to the entire continent of Africa.

00:11:12.200 And we're like propping them up, essentially, to do these things.

00:11:15.060 But now this is the only, this is the only like reaction that they, that we're seeing, right?

00:11:19.800 Oh my, I can't believe, even Ted Cruz, let me show you that, this anti-gay bill here, right?

00:11:26.040 This Uganda bill is, Uganda law is horrific and wrong, Ted Cruz.

00:11:31.500 Here's a, here's a, conservatives 2023, right?

00:11:35.380 Any law criminalizing homosexuality or imposing the death penalty for aggravated homosexuality is grotesque and an abomination.

00:11:43.580 All civilized nations should join together in condemning this human rights abuse.

00:11:48.720 Hashtag LGBTQ, Ted Cruz says.

00:11:52.200 So that's your, that's your based conservatives these days, I guess, huh?

00:11:56.060 Uh, I think there's a, I think there's also kind of a slippery slope argument, you know, a lot of people in the West are like, well, you know, to each his own and whatever they do in their private home and things like that.

00:12:07.000 And it's like, those were arguments I used to understand, but considering just how far things have gotten.

00:12:14.140 And, and of course, how they're lumping all of these, you know, little special minority groups together as an attack and a sledgehammer against traditional Western society.

00:12:24.020 I, there's, there's, there's no room for, for any kind of sympathy anymore, to be honest.

00:12:28.540 Now you see, it's interesting though, right?

00:12:30.060 Because now you're seeing somewhat of an organized kickback or pushback against some of the stuff that's happened, at least in America over the last couple of years.

00:12:38.100 And finally, finally, some conservatives are like rallying a little bit to like, oh, let's boycott target.

00:12:43.960 But then we're back to where we started today with the BlackRock issue anyway, like, they don't care.

00:12:47.960 They don't care.

00:12:48.860 They can, you know, they can dispose of a couple of targets, you know, nationwide and they'll still, you know, make a lot of money kind of thing.

00:12:57.380 We'll see.

00:12:57.860 It's still good to see the pushback and I'm, I'll come around to this topic a little bit later in the show as well.

00:13:03.180 But it is, it is fascinating that this is how, how the state of, of, of concern, that there's no understanding, like, well, can't you see how society has transformed as a consequence of it?

00:13:16.500 And if you kind of open that door a little bit, if you kind of like, you know, open the door, just a crack, eventually it will be, it will open wide.

00:13:25.480 You know what I mean?

00:13:25.840 And, and now they, now they want your kids and look, there, there could be some homosexuals that are against those kinds of things.

00:13:32.620 And, and some are or whatever, but like it or not, they have, you know, they have embraced your movement that you were working for and, and, and, you know, attached to right to piggybacked on this issue to, to take us where we are now with, with the pedophile stuff.

00:13:47.900 So, so maybe like, this is like an ongoing experiment in the West, right?

00:13:51.000 Maybe the only way to ensure that it doesn't go this way is to just keep that door tightly shut kind of thing.

00:13:57.200 Right.

00:13:57.440 It's like, okay, you could, you could argue like legally speaking that like, okay, you could have that one of this, like it is within society should be frowned on.

00:14:06.580 It should be, you know, it should be in the closet essentially.

00:14:09.660 Right.

00:14:10.640 You might not have, you know, do you have to kill people, but no, unless they, they are, you know, selling this to children or something, trying to indoctrinate kids into this kind of stuff.

00:14:20.240 Then you can argue that then it should be like a punishable thing, kind of thing.

00:14:24.260 Unsurprisingly, of course, the high representative for the EU for foreign affairs and security policy at the, what's it going to be, Joseph Borrell.

00:14:33.000 Didn't he have a, didn't he have a different position before?

00:14:37.700 Yeah, he's the vice president, that's right, of the EU commission as well under Ursula.

00:14:41.320 Uh, say the, the signing into law of the anti-homosexuality act by the Ugandan president, Uriri Muzovendi is deplorable.

00:14:50.180 This law is contrary to international human rights law and to Uganda's obligation under the African charter on human and people's rights.

00:14:58.840 Uh, and someone had, uh, cause again, slippery slope, wherever this always leads, seems to lead to the same thing, right?

00:15:07.840 It's like, well, we got to have access to your kids.

00:15:10.760 That's what this has, has, has led now, right?

00:15:13.820 Um, and here's a little clip of, uh, a liberal reacting, uh, when, when you oppose, uh, to showing the first graders, uh, gay butt sex pornography.

00:15:24.680 Nazi! Stop him! Stop him! Stop him! Nazi!

00:15:30.560 I think that's, uh, that's pretty accurate right there.

00:15:33.180 Uh, and that's, that's kind of where it always comes down to as well.

00:15:36.220 It's like, well, if you oppose any of their liberal ideas, whatever, you're, you're basically a Nazi.

00:15:40.580 You're basically, the whole EU is built on this, right?

00:15:44.480 Uh, essentially, right, to, to stop Nazism.

00:15:47.480 Uh, and the liberal progressive ideas, no matter how degenerate, how perverse, how, uh, hostile it becomes to family and tradition and children in and of itself,

00:15:57.300 it's always the correct thing, and if you oppose them, you're a Nazi, right?

00:16:01.380 Isn't that the, the weapon that they have, essentially?

00:16:03.320 Exactly. But, uh, anyway, this is interesting with the, with the AIDS stuff, anyway, to, uh, specifically Uganda,

00:16:09.060 then let's see if they're cut off, let's see if they're sanctioned because of this,

00:16:13.080 because it will also kind of show you that, like, how important it is to them

00:16:16.700 as they're formulating this, uh, global governance system

00:16:20.480 to have every nation aboard, uh, doing, thinking, and acting exactly the same according to this, like,

00:16:26.940 yeah, again, that's why we call it, uh, global homo, right?

00:16:31.560 It's, it's, uh, it's there for, there for a reason.

00:16:34.680 All right, uh, crayon minister, see, CRJ over on, uh, Anthropos Streams has, uh,

00:16:39.920 shared from diagonal, Diagonon, in case you're wondering, yes, it has, in fact, gotten worse.

00:16:45.820 Full salute, sir. Thank you.

00:16:47.980 Uh, yeah, of course it's gotten worse.

00:16:49.180 It's, it's always getting worse.

00:16:51.420 Uh, yes, we'll be joined tomorrow, by the way, uh, for Flashback Friday.

00:16:54.720 A little bit delayed in the schedule here, but, uh, we'll be joined, uh, by Alex,

00:16:58.480 the Fremen's Toll, uh, to guest host, uh, with us, uh, you know, one of the Diagonon

00:17:02.740 Platte Army guys, so, so, shout out to you.

00:17:04.620 Thank you, Crown Minister.

00:17:05.920 Uh, we had, uh, a couple here from, uh, Western Collapse Report as well.

00:17:11.460 Uh, Uganda seems kind of based these days.

00:17:13.620 They banned faggots and are making good, good moves.

00:17:17.000 I wonder, Uganda, I haven't really heard, is there a lot of people from Uganda in, like,

00:17:23.300 Western, Western countries?

00:17:25.500 There's definitely other sub-Saharan African countries that are way more kind of over-represented

00:17:31.040 of African countries, uh, as far as I can remember, anyway.

00:17:34.620 Uh, I mean, again, good luck to them.

00:17:36.000 I think I've said this many times before, but I, I genuinely wish that most, all the other

00:17:40.580 countries out there to do well for themselves, to do the kind of things that they need to do,

00:17:45.220 whatever that is, uh, that they, that they have their right to self-determination, if

00:17:49.740 that's what they democratically want kind of thing, um, so be it, right?

00:17:54.260 I'm sure there's some other African country that's super gay and pride-friendly.

00:17:58.840 I'm sure there's, there is such a country, right?

00:18:01.300 Uh, then they can go there.

00:18:02.620 Why does it have to be that every single country have to have the same, these same things all

00:18:07.280 the time, right?

00:18:08.520 Uh, anyway, Western class report, as well, says, uh, one doll, one doll hair, uh, was

00:18:14.740 that, am I missing the reference?

00:18:16.600 It's something there.

00:18:17.620 Thank you, Western class report.

00:18:19.020 Uh, maybe next time, three doll hairs.

00:18:21.560 Uh, what is, what's the, what's the, there's probably some obvious reference here that just

00:18:25.120 goes completely over my, uh, over my head here.

00:18:27.900 Uh, all right.

00:18:28.640 Well, anyway, while I'm thinking, are we talking about mine?

00:18:30.720 While we try to sort out that mystery, let's talk about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

00:18:38.460 So we haven't talked about him running, uh, yet, right, for president.

00:18:42.260 It's, it's, it's kind of good in a way.

00:18:43.940 I think you're seeing the, uh, he's kind of becoming the Bernie, uh, of the 2016 election.

00:18:50.260 That's, that's him.

00:18:51.460 You know, you can see the liberal media attacking him.

00:18:53.280 He's running as a Democrat, obviously, but, uh, see the libs and, uh, the, uh, the progressive,

00:19:00.720 anti-white media calling him, of course, a, uh, a science denier and he's, uh, anti-vax

00:19:06.640 and he's, uh, he's a menace to society, this guy, because of all the things he's talking

00:19:10.540 about.

00:19:11.160 Uh, but anyway, it's something interesting that happened.

00:19:12.960 And I think, and I think it's good to have someone who can drive those points, you know,

00:19:15.880 anti-lockdown, anti-mask generally, uh, uh, anti, uh, anti-vax experiment, right?

00:19:21.800 Things like this.

00:19:22.960 But, uh, there was this thing here of him, uh, deleting a couple of tweets, uh, of, of support

00:19:30.120 for Roger Waters, who, of course, is, uh, Pink Floyd.

00:19:34.160 Is it the, is he the guitarist?

00:19:36.940 Am I, I think you're getting that right?

00:19:38.200 Maybe Chad remembers exactly what his position in the band was.

00:19:41.540 Um, but anyway, so listen to this here.

00:19:44.780 He was, uh, he was asked by, uh, Craig, uh, Jardula here, why he retracted this.

00:19:51.860 Let's listen to this.

00:19:52.500 This is, again, over Israel, Palestine, the issue that's Robert, uh, as soon as Roger Waters

00:19:58.240 get into politics, it's like, uh, he's, um, he, I mean, he's a left-winger, right?

00:20:04.160 Uh, so he's, like, very concerned with, like, Nazism and fascism, and, and yes, in a cringe

00:20:08.340 way, that's what he's projecting upon Israel, that they're, they're the, they're the new

00:20:12.260 Nazis.

00:20:12.680 And I don't buy that argument of it, but there is a, there's a kernel of truth that you could

00:20:17.560 argue in terms of, like, well, they have, you know, hardcore ethno-nationalism for, for

00:20:21.800 them.

00:20:22.600 Uh, while, of course, you have a lot of, uh, Israeli and otherwise activists and NGO groups and

00:20:27.180 things like that, that are, of course, lobbying for things such as open borders for, for other

00:20:31.640 Western countries, right?

00:20:32.840 So I think there's a, I mean, if you kind of need to make the point to, like, a, a boomer

00:20:38.680 or a non-initiated leftist or something, like, okay, you know, it's obviously not accurate.

00:20:44.240 Uh, it's, uh, it's not accurate, but if that's what they have to do, you know, all right, fine.

00:20:49.700 I think you can criticize them for being their own.

00:20:53.140 You don't have to compare them to any other, to, to, to 1930s, you know, ideology in,

00:20:57.400 in Central Europe.

00:20:58.300 Anyway, here's what he, here's what he said.

00:21:00.100 Listen to this.

00:21:01.560 Mr. Kenney, um, a lot of people are confused about the tweet storm.

00:21:05.540 I call it the tweet heard around the world.

00:21:07.260 A couple of tweets were put up in support of Roger Waters and then taken down.

00:21:10.540 Do you want to give us a little explanation of why they were taken down and also your stance

00:21:14.420 on Israel and Palestine?

00:21:15.340 Yeah, I, uh, I tweeted, uh, um, I made the tweet applauding Roger Waters' courage in opposing

00:21:25.460 the COVID mandates and the, um, and the Ukraine war.

00:21:29.540 I did not, I was unaware of his position on Israel.

00:21:33.360 And when I learned that, I immediately took it down.

00:21:36.360 My position of Israel is that I support Israel.

00:21:39.800 I support my family has a long relationship with Israel.

00:21:42.780 I support its right to exist and its right to protect its security.

00:21:48.560 And the Palestinians?

00:21:50.080 And, and a, a humane outcome and a recognition ultimately of the aspirations of the Palestinian

00:21:57.400 people is important for everybody.

00:21:59.820 Well, but you can't have both, right?

00:22:01.320 That's the, that's the bottom line here.

00:22:02.700 Like they're, they're, they're occupied and you can't, well, a humane, uh, you know,

00:22:07.400 Gaza's cornering off strip.

00:22:09.900 This is like, uh, but anyway, so, uh, uh, Andrew, uh, Lucas Gage, because by Lucas now,

00:22:17.940 what was Anthony Gage, right?

00:22:19.740 Am I wrong?

00:22:20.540 Uh, was Anthony Gage before Lucas Gage now, uh, Twitter here, uh, Israeli Mossad killed

00:22:27.320 his father and uncle, but even then he has to kiss the ring, which clearly shows Israel

00:22:33.220 has zero power and influence in American politics, right?

00:22:37.120 Like, yeah, it was a, was it the King, it was a great piece.

00:22:40.740 Is it for years ago?

00:22:41.420 So I read that, uh, piece now, but, uh, King Kill 33, did they, did they go into, um, did

00:22:50.020 they go into Israel at all?

00:22:53.200 Right?

00:22:53.600 Isn't that what the piece was called?

00:22:54.840 Oh, it's a song too.

00:22:56.740 Yeah.

00:22:57.200 James Shelby, right?

00:22:59.220 Maybe they didn't go into Israel.

00:23:00.820 Maybe they didn't do it.

00:23:02.820 Uh, I don't know.

00:23:04.440 No, but that was a different one.

00:23:05.420 Okay.

00:23:05.700 Anyway, what was it Hoffman?

00:23:07.160 Was it Hoffman that wrote that Shelby, James Shelby downward with Michael A. Hoffman?

00:23:12.400 Maybe that's what it was.

00:23:13.280 Yeah.

00:23:13.780 Uh, King Kill 33.

00:23:15.200 If I'm not mistaken, there was some kind of Israel stuff in there too, which is, uh,

00:23:19.440 which is interesting, right?

00:23:20.900 Uh, I've been looking into that more later in detail, if you can connect the dots in

00:23:24.960 any way.

00:23:25.180 But, uh, I think that's, that's largely, uh, true what, uh, what, uh, Gage is saying

00:23:30.080 in there to a certain extent, but this shows you, you do not transgress on this issue.

00:23:34.920 This is like, it's an instant kill, uh, if you want to get anywhere, uh, in, uh, in American

00:23:40.740 politics, you have to bow down.

00:23:43.100 Someone said, um, Roger Waters is the bass player as well.

00:23:46.860 I had actually no idea about that.

00:23:48.020 Bass player and lead singer too.

00:23:49.160 Here's what he, uh, here's, I'm not sure if this is the one single clip that, uh, was

00:23:54.040 referenced, um, but, uh, here he, he comments a little bit on, uh, Israel and stuff like

00:23:59.200 that too.

00:23:59.500 Let's listen in here.

00:24:00.940 The, the, um, Ministry of Strategic Affairs in Tel Aviv deposed Jeremy Corbyn in the UK,

00:24:13.220 in our country, my country, the country that I am a citizen of.

00:24:18.420 Trump deposed the leader of the Labour Party who was about to win a general election and

00:24:26.420 instead put in place an Israeli government puppet, Keir Starmer.

00:24:34.380 I want to say, I see, I think there was a live stream or something like that.

00:24:37.520 I got to check the longer clip there.

00:24:39.140 Yeah, I did.

00:24:39.740 I remember the whole Corbyn stuff, right?

00:24:42.000 That was like maybe his one redeeming quality of sorts.

00:24:46.080 And of course they didn't like that, right?

00:24:47.320 You have to, we know, we have to basically get this guy out of there.

00:24:50.420 And they did eventually.

00:24:51.180 It was enough, uh, uh, you know, hoopla around this and they got to carry Starmer in there

00:24:56.080 instead, uh, which seemed more or less, more or less correct.

00:25:00.120 Labour is trying to kind of salvage themselves on this particular point again to say, well,

00:25:04.320 no, no, no, of course we're, Israel's right to exist.

00:25:07.220 Blah, blah, blah.

00:25:08.100 Yeah.

00:25:08.440 But they're dropping white phosphor.

00:25:09.600 It's fine.

00:25:10.460 You know, so hardcore, uh, Zionism, right-wing, uh, nationalism for them.

00:25:15.560 Uh, and then of course the Labour Party still will undermine intensely, uh, the, uh, the

00:25:20.480 Anglo nation and, and UK overall, uh, big surprise.

00:25:24.320 So of course, um, yeah, here's some of the stuff, right?

00:25:27.020 Some of the, uh, some of the, uh, tweets partially that was going around, uh, it, at a performance

00:25:32.860 in Germany, Roger Waters dressed up as an SS soldier and pretended to fire a rifle.

00:25:39.440 Okay.

00:25:40.200 How any person with conscience can, can pay money to see this vile human is beyond me.

00:25:46.320 Are we, uh, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're

00:25:47.380 head speech writer at Israel mission to UN.

00:25:50.420 Okay.

00:25:50.560 Well, there you go.

00:25:51.220 So of course he's doing this cringe.

00:25:53.200 Um, uh, well, this is the wall.

00:25:56.760 First of all, the, you know, the, the whole reference to the wall, they, these people don't

00:25:59.300 even know what that is.

00:26:00.100 Right.

00:26:00.720 Uh, kind of thing.

00:26:01.920 Uh, but this is what he, this is what he did, right?

00:26:04.180 He, he, he compares sometimes, uh, Israel to, uh, to Nazis and, and, and fascism.

00:26:10.540 Uh, and they don't like that because that's an anti-Semitic trope.

00:26:13.460 Uh, and although I don't think it's like correct, right?

00:26:16.000 Yeah.

00:26:16.160 So here's the, the context notes have been fairly good on Twitter, to be honest.

00:26:20.020 Roddy Waters was performing a song from the 1979 concept album, The Wall.

00:26:24.300 The song tells the story of a musician in crisis who ends up performing on hallucinogenic drugs

00:26:29.580 and hallucinates that he's actually a neo-Nazi dictator.

00:26:33.160 He's not advocating or endorsing Nazis.

00:26:35.720 Oh my God.

00:26:36.340 Thank you.

00:26:37.540 Oh my God.

00:26:38.140 Who could have known?

00:26:38.940 So Greenblatt got involved as he usually does.

00:26:43.200 Unsurprising to see notorious anti-Semite Holocaust denier and former KKK leader.

00:26:50.360 He was, was he, he was never a leader, right?

00:26:52.480 David Duke.

00:26:52.900 I don't think it was a leader.

00:26:54.200 It was like, was it his three month membership or whatever?

00:26:57.240 We went over it once on the show.

00:26:58.500 I forget the exact details.

00:27:00.340 Uh, but, uh, David Duke, this is a big problem for Greenblatt, right?

00:27:02.660 He praised Roger Waters for confronting the Jewish global deep state.

00:27:07.760 Toxic anti-Zionism is par for the course for Duke and his fellow white supremacists.

00:27:15.500 And see, uh, links to, uh, algae marine, or what's it called again?

00:27:20.060 Algae minor, I think it is.

00:27:22.440 Uh, piece on that front.

00:27:24.540 All right.

00:27:25.800 We'd have to go through this.

00:27:26.780 They, they always do the same thing, right?

00:27:28.420 Uh, Dr. David Duke.

00:27:29.980 Maybe we should, uh, we could, uh, we could have him on and talk about it, I guess.

00:27:33.060 That'd be, that'd be good.

00:27:34.540 You can't, you can't, so you can't even support.

00:27:37.080 Let me see.

00:27:37.720 Is everything good on this front?

00:27:38.820 Am I getting the audio issue here?

00:27:39.940 Hang on.

00:27:40.300 Hang on, guys.

00:27:40.680 All right.

00:27:45.280 Let me see if that's any better.

00:27:47.480 I'll, uh, funk you there for a bit.

00:27:49.180 Check, check.

00:27:49.720 Is that okay?

00:27:50.160 All right.

00:27:50.760 So, hopefully that's good.

00:27:51.960 Um, you can, you are never allowed, uh, to criticize Israel for whatever reasons.

00:27:58.800 That's very important that you, uh, that you are aware of that, uh, by all standards.

00:28:04.320 Okay, we've got a couple of more here from, uh, Western, uh, Collapse Report.

00:28:08.160 Uh, let me see here.

00:28:11.440 Uh, here's my hot take on the Jewish Arab Wars.

00:28:15.500 Uh, these retards have been killing each other forever.

00:28:18.100 Which, uh, why is this our problem?

00:28:20.700 I say we protect our interest with extreme, uh, with extreme and, uh, violence and let them

00:28:27.300 destroy each other.

00:28:29.220 Yeah, it's this weird, um, what is it that they're doing?

00:28:33.680 They're blaming basically Britain for creating the situation, things like that.

00:28:37.440 But, I mean, I think Roger Waters is, is essentially right, uh, if you go back historically as well.

00:28:42.520 Because, of course, as we know, we covered that many times, Lord Rothschild and a couple

00:28:46.300 of other, uh, you know, activist Zionists at the time who, who, you know, proposed this

00:28:51.920 to, to Balfour and the English, the British, uh, government and things like that.

00:28:56.360 They lobbied for a long time.

00:28:58.000 The Rothschilds was in there.

00:28:59.220 It was like just, you know, huge push for this.

00:29:01.700 Right.

00:29:01.920 And, and they kind of forced England to like, which Palestine was a British mandate at the

00:29:07.580 time.

00:29:07.840 Right.

00:29:08.420 Uh, hand over, uh, hand over that, uh, to, uh, to, uh, to, uh, to create Israel essentially.

00:29:13.400 Right.

00:29:13.500 Or a portion of it at least.

00:29:15.420 Uh, so they have lobbied for that, but then they blame it.

00:29:18.220 Oh, it's, it's Western, you know, racist colonialists that created this whole situation.

00:29:22.840 But let's not talk about the Rothschilds and their involvement.

00:29:25.360 Uh, it's pretty crazy.

00:29:27.100 All right.

00:29:27.780 And, uh, BitChute linked there as well from Western, uh, Collapse Report.

00:29:30.840 I'll, uh, check that out later.

00:29:32.040 Thank you, man.

00:29:32.500 Appreciate that.

00:29:33.560 All right.

00:29:34.000 So let's check this one out too.

00:29:38.880 This is kind of interesting.

00:29:39.680 Actually, this is, uh, uh, some good news on the ESG front here.

00:29:44.780 Lloyd's, I think it's Lloyd's of London technically, right?

00:29:47.180 Lloyd's is, uh, now one of the just latest firms to exit UN's net zero alliance or otherwise

00:29:57.160 known as ESGs as another major blow, uh, to their, uh, little effort there to corral all

00:30:06.080 the different bills and businesses around this one model to get them to comply.

00:30:10.360 Uh, this piece basically went through this a little bit more in detail.

00:30:13.380 Lloyd's of London exit UN's net zero alliance, the insurance company, is the sixth firm to

00:30:18.920 break from the UN's group dedicated to, quote, fighting climate change, which demands underwriting

00:30:25.220 portfolios transitioning to a net zero by 2050, but have not commented on why of this yet.

00:30:31.800 In fact, none of the six exiters, I forget exactly which all the other ones are, let's

00:30:36.620 see if we can find those listed, have disclosed the reasoning, but it's, uh, thought that

00:30:40.600 they, uh, worry about being tangled in disputes about initiatives in the U S the move spells,

00:30:46.640 uh, trouble for the Alliance as the insurance companies that are involved with this net zero

00:30:51.620 program, or quite frankly, out on a plank and they've sorted off Robert Bork, Jr., president

00:30:57.740 of the antitrust education project said in an interview, uh, with the Epoch times.

00:31:02.800 And some people said, well, this is because the, the profits is, is threatened.

00:31:07.800 Is that what's going on? What, what's, what's the reason here? Uh, but I assume we would see

00:31:12.220 more of this to be honest, unless you have that caveat, unless of course they're all owned or

00:31:16.700 controlled, uh, the major share, uh, holders in, in these companies, um, is like BlackRock or, or

00:31:23.900 Vanguard or something like that. Right. Uh, that would be the, the one, uh, the one kicker,

00:31:28.040 but, uh, anyway, it's, it's interesting that you've seen this. I forget there was another one not too long

00:31:33.220 ago as well that, that jumped ship. And so now it's, I guess, six in total. And I think it was just

00:31:37.640 like, of those of, of like the insurers, uh, in that one, that particular field, it was something

00:31:43.180 like 30 of them in total that had just like signed onto this or handling this in some way.

00:31:47.340 And, uh, now, uh, you know, quite a bit of an, quite a bit of them have jumped ship. Uh, let me see

00:31:52.820 here. Uh, yeah. Okay. 28, maybe it was, yeah, I thought it was 30 or something like that, but yeah,

00:31:58.740 I know it's interesting. It's very interesting, uh, to be honest, um, by court, by forcing

00:32:03.880 companies to prioritize ideological issues, the ESG agenda risks, making these firms look

00:32:09.120 loose focus on their business priorities, including making profits. This can have negative consequences

00:32:14.880 for businesses, investors, and the economy as a whole. As we know, they, they don't give a,

00:32:19.960 don't give a shit about the economy. It's not about the economy at all. Uh, there's a lot of

00:32:24.300 different reasons for why they are doing what they're doing. And, uh, we've been talking

00:32:29.660 about that quite a bit. One of the other issues of this is of course, controlling, um, farming

00:32:35.980 and the food supply. And so to do that, you get to control the food, right? You get to

00:32:41.580 have a less of it. You can't have abundant food and competition and things like that out

00:32:45.880 there. You have to control it. It has to end up in fewer and fewer hands. Uh, and you

00:32:49.900 also have to decommission stuff. You have to create scarcity, especially if you want to

00:32:53.060 introduce other types of proteins, such as, I don't know, maybe bugs, for example. Uh,

00:32:59.780 so this push, as I mentioned in the beginning, we've seen that on the forefront in countries

00:33:04.160 like the Netherlands, uh, which is just a travesty. Of course, we played clips of farmers

00:33:09.200 are like crying. They can't hold back their tears as they are about to lose their farm.

00:33:13.560 They've had this farm in, you know, generations in their family. They won't be able to hand it

00:33:18.120 over to their kids, uh, sometime in the future, but because the government have forced them

00:33:22.760 on it. They've even put laws in place, but they're basically saying you can't even buy

00:33:27.260 land in the future somewhere else to continue to pick up farming or, uh, you know, dairy

00:33:32.220 farming or anything like that. There is, you know, livestock on the, on the land. Uh, so

00:33:36.300 anyway, so now, uh, this has been expanded to Ireland. Unsurprisingly, we'll talk about the

00:33:41.000 U S in a moment. I want to play a longer, somewhat longer clips, cut down, uh, John Kerry

00:33:45.500 talking about how farmers basically have to stop growing food in order to meet, uh, the

00:33:50.640 net zero goals. Uh, so here's, uh, Ireland, uh, through a basic, what amounts to like a

00:33:57.540 FOIA, FOIA request, uh, it's been revealed that the government there is have been investigating

00:34:02.340 how we, you know, how do we get to net zero? Well, part of that is basically to call a lot

00:34:07.140 of the cows, uh, a 600 million Euro budget will be needed to call 65,000 cows every year

00:34:14.880 for three years to meet climate goals. 10% of the livestock herd needs to be displaced

00:34:20.500 in coming years. No good. This is, this is not good. Up to 65,000 dairy cows may have, have

00:34:27.780 to be removed from the national herd every year for three years at a cost of 200 million

00:34:33.640 euros in the farming. So if the farming sector is to meet its climate targets, minister for

00:34:39.360 agriculture, Charlie McConnell log said earlier this year that his department was considering

00:34:44.940 the option of a voluntary dairy reduction scheme that 2022 would be a reference year. And it

00:34:52.320 was his intention to start the scheme in 2023. The new figures from an internal department of

00:34:58.200 agriculture briefing paper produced late last year identify how the sector could close the gap

00:35:04.820 on meeting its emissions targets. The paper obtained via a freedom of information request

00:35:10.540 highlights that the core measures previously identified to reduce agriculture emissions and

00:35:15.740 subject to additional ramping up can provide a pathway when combined with the displacement of

00:35:23.040 livestock associated with the development of an, of an, uh, anaerobic digestion industry. And

00:35:28.800 that's the, it's not about the gas, the anaerobic, right? It's, um, uh, what is it? Oxygen-free

00:35:35.320 anaerobic, uh, bacteria, right? There's not, um, they don't need like oxygen to, to live, I assume,

00:35:41.400 which is then in turn, they don't need to give out, um, carbon dioxide as an output or something

00:35:47.880 like that. I could be completely wrong on that, but that's, I just remember that. It's actually

00:35:51.080 interesting mystery, right? Anaerobic bacteria, like how, uh, they're talking about how the process

00:35:57.100 for life started here on earth, uh, boring, of course, a creation, right? But, you know, slow

00:36:02.560 progress over time or whatever, uh, that you have bacteria that shows up that can actually do it

00:36:06.720 without oxygen, right? I think they're called anaerobic bacteria, if, if I remember that

00:36:10.560 correctly. Uh, but anyway, they'll put, they're meddling with this. They're putting bags on the cow's

00:36:15.320 backs to, like, capture their farts. They're putting masks on their face to capture the burps

00:36:21.240 from the, I mean, it's completely insane what they're doing to these cows now. Uh, so now we're

00:36:25.400 just coming around full. So let's just kill a lot of them. Let's see. That's like, uh, what do the

00:36:29.780 Romans call it? Um, uh, decimate, right? The 10% that's literally from decimal, decimal, right? Or,

00:36:37.220 uh, uh, decca, right? 10, 10%. It's actually a decimation of the, of the herd, essentially,

00:36:43.440 the national herd of Ireland. Uh, all right. So, and, and that's, of course, again, to comply

00:36:48.700 with the 2030 budget. However, the measures do not provide a pathway to compliance with the agreed

00:36:55.200 2025 budget period. To address the gap to target, department officials believe 10% of the livestock

00:37:01.760 herd would need to be displaced by other activities over the coming years, which is the equivalent of

00:37:06.720 approximately 740,000 animals. It says, based on the latest data, the suckler herd, I'm not too

00:37:14.840 familiar with what that is. Uh, maybe Irish people are, is already at this level of reduction. And when

00:37:20.560 it followers, calves, stores are included, this would bring the sector close to compliance with

00:37:26.660 the first carbon budget period, while certainly ensuring compliance with the second carbon budget.

00:37:32.640 The sucker herd will reach its own equilibrium. It said, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:37:36.720 So this terminology of like, Oh, we'll read, we'll look into this and researching this, whatever.

00:37:40.960 Um, this is bad. That that's what this is, right? Uh, however, however, while it's said changes to the

00:37:49.600 nitrates regulation derogeration, the word, it's a D D rock derogeration, I think it is, uh, may also act as

00:37:57.600 a quote backstop on dairy cow numbers over the decade and exit retirement scheme on the dairy side

00:38:04.000 will be needed to actively manage dairy cow numbers in the short term, approximately 60 to 65,000 dairy

00:38:09.680 cows per annum would be needed to be displaced. It's a nice way of saying it in 23, 24 and 25. So the

00:38:16.000 three coming years here, this would allow for some modest growth for new entrants and young, young

00:38:21.040 farmers, 10,000 per year. The paper stated it added that a separate fund would be needed to establish

00:38:27.440 to operate this scheme. It is anticipated that a budget of up to 200 million euros would be needed

00:38:33.120 annually. This it said was based on a payment of 3000 euros per cow for 65,000 cows. So again,

00:38:40.480 they're paying the farmers to kill their cows, to get rid of them. But ultimately of course,

00:38:46.800 who's paying for that? Because the government don't, they don't make any money on their own.

00:38:50.080 They don't generate money. They take your money, Irish people, and then they pay this to farmers to force

00:38:55.200 them to dispatch of their cows. And there you go. Voila, culling the herd. Well, where are we going

00:39:01.760 to get the remaining dairy from? What about the protein, right? Israel is working on 3D printed

00:39:09.200 steaks, folks. Just hang on because it's going to be very exciting. Funding options would need to be

00:39:14.720 explored. Yeah, of course it would. As part of the terms and conditions for the reduction scheme,

00:39:18.240 the paper outlined that farmers could not use the land for breeding ruminants, but it would be

00:39:23.680 permissible for them to feed cattle on their land. Oh, thank you. The paper also said if a suckler

00:39:29.520 beef exit scheme was launched, it may be permissible for them to diversify into sheep

00:39:34.640 production. However, it said diversification into alternative land uses would be strongly encouraged.

00:39:40.640 All right. Anyway, they got through a little bit more here, but I think that's the

00:39:44.080 that's the meat of it right there. By using what it says, by using a binding system, officials said

00:39:49.440 department would not need to signal payment rates for the suckler cow and dairy cows at this would

00:39:54.480 be politically divisive. Yeah. What about the what about the production of food? Can we can we address

00:40:01.440 that issue? Is that is that part of it? Nah, let's just reduce. That's what, of course, why this net zero

00:40:07.120 thing is absolutely insane. I mean, this will this will be death for our for us for so they want us

00:40:14.400 dead. That's the only way this right. But all of this comes in the veneer of no, no, we're say we're

00:40:20.240 saving we we're doing this because we're saving you. Right. We're saving you. Here's like bureaucrats

00:40:28.240 coming in. With paperwork forcing these people out of their occupation, essentially, you know that and

00:40:36.000 eventually disincentivizing them from owning more, you know, cows, paying them to kill them, things like

00:40:43.200 that. We've seen other crops in other parts of the world. The U.S. I remember doing that for a while.

00:40:47.280 There's get orders from the USDA, I think it was. You need to get rid of this and this and this crop.

00:40:52.480 We'll pay you, of course, but just destroy it. Right. Something is afoot here when it comes to

00:40:59.360 culling livestock in Western countries and decommissioning farms and stuff like that.

00:41:05.680 And they're using this. Well, we're saving the world, you know, kind of arch story arch that we're

00:41:13.120 we're the good guys. You see, we're saving everybody. And speaking of that, let me play that

00:41:16.880 John Kerry clip because it's perfectly exemplifies this belief that they have.

00:41:22.000 And it's true. It's it's this. Almost like cartoonish version of like where I can't think of a of a more

00:41:32.240 noble cause and where we're actually this is not hyperbole that we're actually saving the planet and

00:41:37.600 coming together here. Right. So anyway, so this was at a farming. Let me pull up the Slay news piece

00:41:45.200 here so we can get the exact place here where he said this farmers. Essentially, this is this is

00:41:53.440 if you reinterpret what he said, he basically says certain amount of farmers must stop growing food

00:42:00.720 because otherwise we will not get to net zero. Agriculture is represents 30 or 33 percent, right,

00:42:06.080 of all the carbon emissions and things like that. So they say if we don't control farming and they say

00:42:11.280 innovate, they talk a lot about that here. But at the end of the day, there's no shortcuts. Right.

00:42:16.160 If you want to try to meet these net zero goals, which is complete, it's suicide, complete suicide.

00:42:23.280 You must you must not remove farming entirely, but you have to you have to limit it, you know,

00:42:28.720 surveyor severely. Right. So it was at the. What was it called here? Yeah. Green and agenda.

00:42:37.120 The Department of Agriculture's aim for climate summit. We've talked about the aim stuff before.

00:42:44.400 Listen to to this here. This concept of an innovation mission for agriculture championing this notion of smart

00:42:54.880 agriculture. Agriculture contributes about 33 percent of all the emissions of the world. We can't get to net zero.

00:43:02.080 We don't get this job done unless agriculture is front and center is part of the solution. There it is.

00:43:10.080 How serious a component of this agriculture is, how critical it is that we get this right because lives

00:43:18.080 depend on it as well as our ability in the long run to be able to meet the challenge of the climate crisis.

00:43:25.520 Can't think of any time when so many agriculture ministers have come together here in Washington

00:43:32.000 and so many agriculture ministers have come together on the global stage in a way that is going to have

00:43:37.520 a profound impact on the outcome of this battle. And believe me, it is a battle.

00:43:46.800 Let me pause there. I look at the whole speech. Right. I've just cut it down to like three minutes.

00:43:51.440 I've seen them a number of times now with these kinds of people. They always reference World War II

00:43:57.360 and defeating the Nazis and the effort that we all had to pull together to save the world,

00:44:01.760 you know, kind of thing. And it's the same thing here. They bring that in. They basically,

00:44:04.720 I think I included that part. If I didn't, it's in the full thing where he's like, this is the,

00:44:10.640 you know, this is our, this is our great war essentially to do this. And we have to at the end,

00:44:16.960 he referenced this part is not in there, but at the end, he referenced a book of like how the

00:44:20.800 engineers won World War II or something like that. And he was talking about this massive effort that

00:44:25.920 everybody has to get involved. Everybody has to push in the same direction and basically comply.

00:44:30.960 Everybody has to comply and just do what we tell them to do. And then we'll defeat this great evil of

00:44:37.760 carbon. You know, that's what, again, cartoon is, it's totally cartoonish, but this is how they view it.

00:44:44.720 The carbon is the new Nazis. Net zero is winning World War II for these people. Back to the clip.

00:44:52.880 Unfortunately, with ideological overtones that have trapped us from making some of the decisions we

00:44:58.480 should be making and implementing them, but also with just a characteristic human frailty with respect to

00:45:08.560 our ability to summon what is necessary to get the job done.

00:45:14.640 Summon, or we got to summon something here to get the job done. See what he's talking about here?

00:45:21.680 Yeah, I think he's talking about like ideological things in the, it's basically human frailty. We have all

00:45:27.040 these, people are a little iffy when you like start destroying farms and killing livestock. Yeah, well,

00:45:33.920 I wonder why, but it's this view, oh, human frailty, people get emotional, they get involved, they get

00:45:38.720 all concerned about these kinds of things. But what we know, the thiant, you see, says, we know

00:45:44.560 we have to do this in order to survive. So we can, whatever damage we do and however catastrophic the

00:45:51.280 damage will be, which it will be when these people, you know, do entirely what they want to do. We can't

00:45:57.040 let them, but I'm saying they're trying, they're pushing for this right now. The damage will be so

00:46:01.440 immense, so catastrophic. I mean, we're talking, even if there, even if there is

00:46:10.880 any difference in the mean temperature of the earth by human activity, anthropogenic global warming,

00:46:17.520 even if that is an issue, the fact that we're right now going in the opposite direction of actually

00:46:22.640 experiencing a cooler climate overall, it means they'll adapt us to a warmer climate. They'll

00:46:30.880 start engineering crops and these kinds of things, right? They're already talking about this,

00:46:34.720 resilience. This is what he talked, when they mentioned innovation, he went on and on about

00:46:38.320 that. Farming, innovation, adventure, innovation. And that's, you know, put a, put a bag on the

00:46:43.520 cow's back and trapped its farts. You know, put a mask over its face to capture the methane and,

00:46:49.200 you know, things like this. But when they've, if they can implement all this, it will be

00:46:53.600 catastrophic effects, but they will just come around, turn around and say, well, if we didn't

00:46:57.760 do this, you see, then it would be, then it would be Armageddon. Then it would be at the end of the

00:47:02.880 world. And so no matter how much damage, livelihoods lost, people's ability to feed themselves lost,

00:47:10.080 it will still always by these people be justified. That's why it's so dangerous. It's a climate

00:47:14.960 religion. It's a belief system. It will always be justified by, by, by claiming they're the

00:47:20.720 good guys, you see, because without them stepping in and fixing this issue, you, you would all be

00:47:25.520 dead. It's, it's, it's incredibly dangerous with this kind of cultish thinking where, of course,

00:47:32.800 they're also not letting in dissenting views into this discussion. They, they're saying, well,

00:47:36.640 the debate is settled. The science is settled. Everybody agree, which of course is wrong. It's not

00:47:42.160 true. It's tons of scientists out there that have different views on this, but they don't let it,

00:47:47.520 they don't let them speak. They don't let them get in there. Uh, they just claim this is, this is

00:47:52.160 settled science. And so therefore obey us, right? I can't think of any issue where everybody

00:48:02.240 has the ability to be able to contribute to something where you can legitimately say we may

00:48:08.160 save the planet. Okay. Look at that. Save the planet. Delusion. There is no hyperbole in that

00:48:15.360 statement. No exaggeration whatsoever. Johan Rockstrom. There's no exaggeration whatsoever.

00:48:22.240 And, uh, have you have, have a look at that. Let me see if I can find the reference video here.

00:48:26.480 Uh, we don't have time. Do you guys remember that group? It was, uh, quite a few years ago now. Let me see

00:48:32.080 if I can find that. It's a, I think it is a Swedish group actually. And maybe they just restreamed it,

00:48:41.120 but I think they have some, they have a foot in this as well. And we exposed, you know, them,

00:48:48.640 or at least their agenda when we talked about the Geta Thunberg stuff, right? Of, of how she's tied

00:48:53.600 into like this whole new industry. It's just a whole economic takeover. Kind of like think of what,

00:48:58.000 uh, the Rockefellers kind of did with standard oil, uh, and decommissioning, like, you know,

00:49:06.160 the, the rail system in America or something like that back in, when was that 20s, 30s? Maybe it was

00:49:10.800 earlier, 10s or something. We get exactly one, but it was a, you know, like a pivot. It was like,

00:49:16.720 okay, we're doing oil. I mean, they even had electric vehicles back then and things like that,

00:49:20.240 but it was a complete pivot and a new, um, dynasty to control of the energy sector, essentially.

00:49:28.000 And it's the same thing happening here with this green movement. It's a, it's a not completely

00:49:32.480 new players, but it's a, it's an, it's an attempt to buy a new liberal elite to take control of energy

00:49:37.760 production, get everyone else to comply. And, and, and on top of all of this insanity of control,

00:49:42.640 uh, make a shit ton of money, uh, on this as well. And I'll play the, I'll play the,

00:49:48.080 we don't have time kind of promo that they did for global, uh, global warming after we listened to the,

00:49:53.600 um, John Kerry, uh, rest of his speech that then you get an idea of just how like insane they are.

00:50:00.400 And it's always this concept. We don't have time. Don't, don't think don't just no research.

00:50:03.760 The science is settled act now. We have to act now to save everybody. You know, it's complete,

00:50:08.160 like, just shut off any kind of rational thinking. That's the, the tempo these people play at

00:50:13.680 of the Potsdam Institute carefully articulated about 16 different tipping points that we face.

00:50:22.000 If we don't do enough to be able to lower the warming of the planet, we may be at or crossed

00:50:29.600 five of those tipping points right now. I refuse to call it climate change anymore. It's not change.

00:50:36.640 It's a crisis. And without action, millions of lives and livelihoods are going to be at risk.

00:50:41.680 Without action, millions of lives and the livelihood of the planet is at risk. This is the biggest

00:50:59.440 organizational effort that I think we have faced, uh, certainly since World War II, but perhaps ever.

00:51:07.120 So we have to reduce emissions from the food system to keep the 1.5 degrees alive. Why do we have to

00:51:13.120 keep 1.5 degrees alive? Because scientists. That's right. We need economic, social, and policy

00:51:22.640 innovation to those in civil society. We got to push more. Yes, of course. We got to be more militant.

00:51:28.800 We have to get this job done. The IEA has been clear about how we get to. We got to be more militant.

00:51:33.920 We got to get this job done. Let's go. Narratives. Goal of 2030, which is a 45% reduction in emissions

00:51:42.080 by 2030, and then continue down to net zero by 2050. It's absolute civilizational and human suicide.

00:51:51.520 That's what this is. It's a human suicide mission where they've talked themselves into that they're

00:51:57.200 the good guys. It's, we've never seen anything like it. It's unbelievable. We need every single

00:52:03.040 person here to be pushing this narrative of the way in which agriculture is going to contribute

00:52:09.120 to this victory. To this victory. And it was after you talk about, oh, World War II and the Nazis,

00:52:14.480 and oh my God, this is our, you know, carbon is our Nazi. He didn't say that, but that's, you know,

00:52:18.960 what he meant. Oh my God. It's just, how do you, how do you fight? How do you fight these people?

00:52:26.000 It's almost like we can't let them just do this. We can't let them just like experiment. I mean,

00:52:31.920 these are the people that want to, they want to spray our skies to block out sun power photons,

00:52:41.040 sunlight reaching the earth so that we can keep cooling it.

00:52:46.560 As we are, I believe, and I think that the science is backing this up, but I believe we are

00:52:53.200 we're heading into probably a mini ice age, definitely a cooling period.

00:52:59.600 Remember that strip that they get the timber had in his book, her book and stuff like that.

00:53:03.760 And they were so dishonest, right? They only sold, I forget how many thousands of years,

00:53:07.200 but if you extend the whole range right through, they've done this through dendrochronology and

00:53:11.600 other things, right? Looking at temperatures and, you know, ice core samples, these kinds of things.

00:53:16.320 If you look at the whole picture, tremendous up and down, up and down, up and down pre-human

00:53:21.600 industrialization in regards to temperatures, but they're just, no, well, let's just, let's just

00:53:26.320 cut that portion out and let's just look at this little portion. And it's like, yes, it's been a little

00:53:31.600 warming because it's been a recovery from the last, you know, cold period. This is a natural cycle.

00:53:36.240 You can't do anything about that. But anyway, look at this crazy advert here for the We Don't Have

00:53:40.720 Time, which you see up in the top left-hand side corner of John Hines' carry here. Check their

00:53:46.800 little promo out here. We are running out of time. Right now, carbon dioxide emissions are being

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00:53:56.720 The ice in the Arctic will no longer deflect sunlight, and the Siberian tundra is melting while

00:54:01.600 releasing enormous quantities of methane gas into the atmosphere. We cannot turn the clock back. We

00:54:07.200 are growing closer at an unprecedented speed to the point of no return. But there is still time to

00:54:12.960 stop the emissions. So why do we not introduce a carbon dioxide tax now? Why is it we are not

00:54:18.320 shifting to 100 percent renewable energies? How is it that nothing is being done? We have a solution.

00:54:24.800 Right now, as we speak, we are building a social network. An arena where you and millions...

00:54:30.400 Ah, good. A social media platform. Just what we need.

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00:54:37.120 end to the climate crisis. A shaming and pressure campaign. Check this out here.

00:54:41.680 An arena where you can look into what your politicians and business leaders are doing about climate change.

00:54:46.480 Do they in fact take it seriously? Are they doing their job? Love bomb the ones in power that are

00:54:52.160 actively looking for solutions. And climate bomb the ones that must do more.

00:54:56.320 Shaming. Nobody likes a bad rating. Nobody wants to be held accountable for the climate crisis.

00:55:01.200 That's right. When the pressure is felt by the people in power, they will no longer be able to

00:55:05.280 deny or mislead or... No more deny. They're climate deniers. That's right. The pressure will be so

00:55:11.360 immense that everybody will comply. This is liberal, you know, live and let live, you know,

00:55:17.360 progressive ideologues now. They're just like, shame them. You know, ridicule them. You know,

00:55:22.880 ruthless. You know, ruin their reputation. That's how we get them to come. There's no time.

00:55:28.960 Look at how hysterical that little promo video is.

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00:56:03.600 through social media. Remember, together we have the power, but we are running out of time.

00:56:09.200 Of course, we're always running. Don't think. Don't stay. No, no, no. It's already done.

00:56:13.360 Hurry. Hurry. Right now. Quick. Food. Do it. Oh, my God.

00:56:21.600 We can't, we can't, we can't let them, we can't let them experiment like this

00:56:27.200 with our atmosphere and with, with our, with our air, with, with the vital carbon that's

00:56:32.720 essential to life on this planet. It's amazing that like, you know, there's arguments all the

00:56:38.720 time of like, oh, well, these, these decisions affect others and they don't have a say in it

00:56:43.360 and how bad this is, whatever. But here in this front, it's just, here's science have been wheeled

00:56:47.920 out like the perfect, you know, fix. And you can never, if you, if you have any doubts or if you

00:56:52.720 question any of it, then you're a science or a climate denier, right? Which is, of course,

00:56:59.120 they're trying to get it. This is as bad as, you know, the Holocaust denier. That's why they're using

00:57:03.680 that term, right? That's what you do. You're, you're disconnected from reality. Let's shame them.

00:57:07.840 Let's go after them. Let's, let's dox them. Let's send the climate bombs to them. We're dealing with

00:57:14.320 a cult, a suicidal, insane cult that cannot have the levers of power to implement the changes that they

00:57:22.560 want to see because we all will die. It's actually, that's how insane this is. And it's incredible

00:57:28.480 that we're not seeing more of a mounted opposition to these lunatics, right? And of course, this is

00:57:36.000 not the, the end all be all here, but just, you know, we're just one jump, one example, right?

00:57:39.920 Australia just recorded their ever coolest temperatures of, of May, for example.

00:57:46.800 It says here, this week, weekend delivered Australia more record low temperatures for

00:57:55.760 the month of May, most notably to east parts. The fallen Queensland benchmarks include, this

00:58:02.240 is some reference to the, those are in the wheelhouse of keeping up with all the, the

00:58:06.720 temperature shifts and stuff in, in, uh, you know, my wheelhouse. Um, but it continues here.

00:58:12.640 Much of Australia posted their coolest summers in decades following, uh, what were also colder

00:58:18.640 than average springs and winters. The likes of Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane, uh, were among

00:58:25.040 the key metro, uh, metropolises to endure colder than average summers with the, uh, later also suffering

00:58:32.880 its coldest ever winter in 2022. Uh, and all of this, despite one of the BOMs ignoring, uh, of the

00:58:40.320 well-established UHI effect. Uh, I'm not sure about some of these abbreviations here. Uh, and two,

00:58:44.640 their overhaul of the country's weather stations, replacing all mercury thermometers with the new

00:58:50.240 0.7 warmer electronic probes. Isn't that interesting? Which got me thinking like, could it be that like,

00:58:58.080 as they upgrade some of the, or just, um, you know, the, what do you call the range of, of, uh,

00:59:04.320 not failure, but like there's always a range of like inaccuracy, right? Baked into some of these

00:59:08.160 scientific things. 0.7, 0.75, right? That would be, that's half of the 1.5 degrees that the IPCC

00:59:17.120 have been talking about, for example, could it be, but on top of that, it gets worse. So it's not only

00:59:23.520 that they've replaced all these mercury thermometers, there's people, and when we've talked about this

00:59:27.840 for years now, they're placing these, uh, you know, meters essentially to measure the temperatures

00:59:37.680 at the most retarded, but for them advantageous locations, such as this image shows a large

00:59:45.040 parking lot area. This is in, uh, uh, at Arco in Idaho and they're showing the visible and infrared

00:59:52.320 photos of, uh, MMTS placements near a sunlit wall and large parking lot, which of course we know are

00:59:59.840 basically, this is an accumulator of, of heat, right? This is not a heat sink, the opposite of that.

01:00:06.160 This is how the corrupted climate science, how they produced this partially, and this is not the only

01:00:11.760 place by the way, but this is one screenshot I could quickly find, right? Uh, this is how they've done the

01:00:16.320 job. They've, they've literally put these measurements or taken the measurements, uh, in

01:00:20.480 places that are already above average. Uh, and, and so the change is so little that they're talking

01:00:28.000 about that it's almost like, okay, they managed to hide, you know, flub the numbers. Is that the

01:00:32.400 correct, correct term? Uh, fake the numbers, kind of like, you know, reminds me of COVID and all these

01:00:37.600 things, right? Are they just like exaggerate? There's some statistical play you can do, or you're,

01:00:42.800 you're, you know, you're being disingenuous over here and say, well, this, this is really because

01:00:47.760 of, you know, whatever, this is really because of COVID in that case. But here it's like, well,

01:00:52.480 this is, this is, it's getting warmer everywhere. You see, look at all the temperatures increasing

01:00:56.480 everywhere. And it's like, well, where, where are you placing the, where are you taking rather

01:01:00.720 the measurements for this kind of stuff as we're actually getting colder, which shows you then

01:01:07.680 they're faking it. And maybe then they've, they've gotten it to see that it's slightly warmer

01:01:12.080 warmer at a time when things on average is getting cooler and cooler.

01:01:17.760 This is a dramatic and dangerous situation to be in, right? We need to go in the opposite

01:01:23.680 direction. Again, I don't even think anthropogenic global warming is a thing, but if it was the

01:01:28.080 thing, we would essentially need all the carbon we can right now to essentially, if it even matters,

01:01:34.960 right? I mean, a volcanic eruption matters more than, you know, cars or factories.

01:01:39.760 But even, but even let's, let's assume that the, okay, it does tip the scales a little bit,

01:01:46.880 or it does affect a little bit. Okay, well, we'll, we would need more carbon right now

01:01:50.720 to counteract the natural cycle of returning into a, you know, a maunder minimum, essentially,

01:01:56.800 right? There's the Melankiewicz cycle. There's all these things we we've been talking about and going

01:02:01.680 over. Another headline here from a while ago, scientists struggle to understand why Antarctica

01:02:07.440 hasn't warmed for over 70 years, despite rise in CO2. And of course, who can forget the classics,

01:02:14.480 right? UN predicts disaster if global warming is not checked. From June 29, 1989, entire nations

01:02:23.120 could be wiped off the face of the earth by rising sea levels if the global warming trend

01:02:27.920 is not reversed by the year 2000. They've done this over and over and over again to try to scare us

01:02:34.320 into submission. Wrong forecast every time. AP, health and sciences, five-year climate forecast,

01:02:41.040 more high heat continued, U.S. southwestern drought and 40% chance of the year that exceeds Paris warming,

01:02:48.960 warming goal, right? And of course, you can forget Greta Thunberg getting in on this as well. Back from

01:02:55.280 2018 in June, a top climate scientist is warning that climate change will wipe out all of humanity unless

01:03:02.400 we stop using fossil fuels over the next five years. And here we are, right? Still alive.

01:03:11.680 There's more. Here's Antonio Guterres, the Secretary General of the United Nations. Humanity faces

01:03:20.000 collective suicide over climate crisis, warns UN chief. And of course, he's done promotional

01:03:27.840 photographs such as this one, our sinking planet. This is all marketing, all bullshit. It's a huge

01:03:35.360 gay op, all of this. Speaking of the UN, who can forget, of course, that also, oh, also, that's right,

01:03:41.360 the reason why we need to fight climate change is because that's fighting racism. The global climate

01:03:47.440 crisis is a racial justice crisis. And of course, we mentioned religion and occult-like behavior earlier.

01:03:56.400 Who can forget? At COP 27 this year was the UN climate conference in Egypt. There was a multi or

01:04:05.520 inter, some people call it interfaith event, a multi-faith event where they were seeking to get

01:04:11.120 what they called the Ten Commandments of Climate Change, I believe, right?

01:04:17.520 So it took place at the Sinai Peninsula, which, of course, is going to give a biblical reference,

01:04:21.760 an Abrahamic reference as well. Religious communities and religious leaders have a key

01:04:26.480 role to play in addressing climate change and climate justice. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:04:33.520 So we're going to go extinct. Did you know that? Five years? Five years ago. So it was five. Well,

01:04:37.120 it was 12, I guess, a little previously. It was five previously, but no, it's really 12 now. This

01:04:44.320 this time is really for real. We're all going to die unless you do exactly what we tell you to do.

01:04:49.520 This is how they play the game. It's absolutely disgusting, but it's going to have real life

01:04:54.160 consequences. And if you start meddling with livestock and farmers, farming, farms, things like

01:05:01.200 this, you're blocking out sunlight and stuff. Like now you're in a different, now you're in a different

01:05:05.440 territory. They just, they're going to have to be stopped. These people in one way or another, or

01:05:11.360 or it's going to be a nightmare. But anyway, that's so that's interesting when it comes to the ESGs and

01:05:16.960 stuff that there is, I think there is an opposition kind of forming to some of this stuff.

01:05:24.320 But they're very talented into scaring people into compliance. Very talented at that. You saw it

01:05:32.160 under COVID, which is kind of like a test of sorts. We've talked about climate lockdowns, that that

01:05:38.000 might be something coming. So we'll see how they continue to play this in the future. But this is

01:05:42.640 something to that has to be, you know, looked out for. And then, of course, you have the carbon capture

01:05:46.960 project on top of this, which is big machines are being built in like the American Midwest. They're

01:05:52.400 being built in Iceland right now. There's other places around the globe, too. They just suck in air,

01:05:57.280 filter out and capture the carbon. And then they're going to bury this deep, deep underground.

01:06:02.960 It's going to be a disaster for any kind of organic life on this planet, because it needs carbon.

01:06:08.400 Carbon is the lifeblood. And so that's partially why they're doing this. I think it's absolutely

01:06:14.720 insane, to be honest. All right. So let's shift topic a little bit here. I wanted to show

01:06:25.520 speaking of speaking of, well, we'll get to the summer aspect of this, but we're getting to Sweden a

01:06:30.960 little bit here, too. But I quickly wanted to show you, show you this. Let me see. Can we?

01:06:36.960 Yeah. Can you see those? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. You can see those. Good.

01:06:41.680 There's a new TV series out and we've shown, we've shown screenshots from this before, right?

01:06:47.120 Remember the, the, our, our Viking ancestors classic meme from what, a couple of years back.

01:06:52.160 Uh, but in that vein, there's a new series, tremendous, uh, investment from SVT, which is

01:06:59.280 the Swedish public televisions. Uh, this is funded by the, the, the people, right? This is public

01:07:06.720 service as to call it. They're indoctrinating you that they're forcing you to, uh, to take a bite of

01:07:12.320 the shit sandwich. Uh, as they say, essentially you must pay. Even if you're not watching this,

01:07:17.120 you must pay. Uh, essentially they claim there's a way out, but they don't buy that.

01:07:21.920 So they're working on this new series for, I think a few years now, the history of Sweden.

01:07:28.160 One of the comments here was we want to spread knowledge about which events and people have

01:07:32.320 shaped Sweden. So here are some of the actors, of course, as Sweden celebrates its 500th anniversary.

01:07:38.400 It's technically more than that. It's, it's, it's a thousand, you know, but, but okay, well,

01:07:43.120 we'll take it officially, right? The official formation. And, uh, will you, will you look at

01:07:47.680 it? Here's, here's some of the, here's some of the early Swedes, ladies and gentlemen.

01:07:52.800 Can I, uh, can I zoom, let me zoom in on the, let me zoom in properly here on the, uh,

01:07:57.760 on the image for you here. Here we go. Here's the, here's the classical, uh, early,

01:08:04.000 uh, you know, kind of Nordic, uh, hunter gather for you right here.

01:08:08.960 And he has a, uh, a brave and bold neighbor over there too. Look at that. Huh? This is a chat,

01:08:14.480 your chatter man dose for the day. Uh, and then of course, let me go back. We have the second

01:08:19.840 screenshot, which just basically looks like, I don't know, like a Lebanese girl, maybe Iraq,

01:08:25.920 Iraqi girls, something like that. Uh, these are the people that claimed that, uh, occupied, uh, Sweden

01:08:31.760 early on. Right. Oh, well we, they had, uh, they had to dark skin, dark skin. We've debunked this.

01:08:37.280 Many other people far, you know, more, uh, scientifically inclined with the right language

01:08:41.360 and stuff. I've debunked this as well that you basically can't, this is a very hard thing to,

01:08:46.240 to determine. Right. Um, but they'll, they're running with this. And so we got to make sure

01:08:52.640 that we don't have any kind of, you know, patriotic, uh, kind of ideas coming up here

01:08:57.760 in terms of the celebration of the nation on its anniversary and things like that. So we have to

01:09:01.920 try to, you know, drive that knife in the, in the back of, of Swedes to say, no, no, no, no, no, no,

01:09:07.440 you're an invader. You see, it was just the indigenous, uh, the, the noble saw me, uh,

01:09:13.440 they were here before you and you'll, you stole all the land. It's funny. Someone commenting on it

01:09:17.360 the other day, they even said that like reindeer, uh, hurting, right. Uh, herds of having live, um,

01:09:24.320 reindeer as, as your livestock is basically like, uh, was a Swedish of the Swedish people invention

01:09:32.560 right in the 1500s or something like this, essentially. And, uh, and it was brought to

01:09:37.280 the summit later. They took inspiration from, from the Swedes that did it. Uh, but that doesn't,

01:09:41.360 that doesn't stop them. You see, we are the perpetual, uh, invaders wherever we go. Uh,

01:09:47.360 but there's some great shot tips. I'm looking forward to this. This is not out yet. Uh, there has been,

01:09:51.440 I think one website that they set up and we've shown you some of the screenshots there before.

01:09:56.080 So it's kind of more of the same so far now that the series is going to take you from the,

01:09:59.920 like the ice age, which is presumably this is like from this is, this is the ice age people. All

01:10:04.160 right. Um, I thought we were the cold ice age people. How, how does, how, how would a Nick

01:10:08.640 Cannon deal with something like, like this now? I thought we were the cruel ice people that have no,

01:10:13.280 uh, no sympathy where, uh, we're continuously mean to others. No, you see, it was actually brown

01:10:19.280 and black people that were the ice people. Uh, how would they deal with something like this?

01:10:24.080 No, but anyway, uh, we'll see what happens when that final is out. It's going to take you all the

01:10:27.840 way up, I guess, to somewhat modern history. Uh, they continuously have to undermine things for us.

01:10:34.240 Uh, as a group, we can't have anything that's exclusively ours. And even in countries that had like

01:10:39.120 no colonialism, no kind of involvement in the slave trade or anything like that, it doesn't matter.

01:10:44.400 It's the same MO for every single white country. And that's to undermine and give us white guilt

01:10:49.600 and say, no, you didn't build that. It's not from you. You showed up later. You're an invader.

01:10:54.240 That's what this underlies. Complete bullshit. Obviously a lot of kickback, uh, pushback,

01:10:59.280 better term, uh, against this show when the final is coming out. Uh, and here's another goody to check

01:11:06.560 this out here. We have, uh, is this nothing that reminds me more of like, you know, like positive

01:11:12.880 association in Sweden. It's everybody's graduating student. Uh, we call it, um,

01:11:20.640 it's summer is getting warm. You're it's a long break coming up. It's like, it was some of the,

01:11:24.880 it's the best time to be in Sweden kind of thing, right? Long summer break, long, wonderful nights

01:11:29.760 and stuff like that. And, uh, now of course, because of our wonderful diversity and an addition

01:11:36.480 of spicy additions of the country. Now, of course, we have a lot of non-Swedish people celebrating

01:11:42.160 student, right? They're, uh, be like, yeah, student celebration. So there was a, a, uh, and I'll get

01:11:49.120 to this one here too, by the way, because these are three girls that are holding up the Eritrean flag.

01:11:53.440 So instead of these people come to Sweden, they're educated in Sweden by Swedish taxpayers,

01:12:00.160 essentially, right? Because they're given the free education, right? And so when they graduate

01:12:05.120 and have their final, you know, day of celebration, they don't hop, they don't hold up a Swedish flag,

01:12:10.800 right? They hold up a flag of their parents' homeland. And we'll, we'll look at a clip on this

01:12:17.760 too later. Um, cause it's a live trans. Actually, let's do that first. Let's, let's look at that

01:12:24.480 first. I'll live translate this if I can. Uh, that's why we're choosing Eritrea's flag, uh, to celebrate

01:12:32.480 the, uh, our graduation. We want to show respect. That's right. Not to, uh, not to Sweden.

01:12:40.400 I'll, at the end of the day, I think this is a good, I'm glad they're not like embracing Sweden,

01:12:44.320 right? We've talked about this. It's, we want them not to merge and integrate with Sweden.

01:12:49.840 It's going to be easier for us if they are considered themselves outsiders than insiders,

01:12:54.080 but a lot of the normally conservatives are like, why don't they wave the Swedish flag?

01:12:58.000 And so again, we're agreeing with liberals for the wrong reason. Uh, well, maybe, maybe it's a good,

01:13:02.640 but it's, but it still needs to be pointed out because it's an obviously attack, an attack on Swedes,

01:13:08.000 on Sweden, that they don't, they don't care about you. They're just here to, to use you,

01:13:11.920 essentially. Check out this, uh, they come, presumably she's talking about her parents here. Uh,

01:13:23.920 they're come here to Sweden from Eritrea. And so we're showing a kind of respect back to those

01:13:30.560 people.

01:13:38.560 You want to, sorry, let me pause here. You, you want to, you want to celebrate, is that the right term?

01:13:44.320 Yeah, you want to, um, raise up, celebrate your parents that came from a different country and have

01:13:52.160 fought, uh, their way to Sweden to, to, to, to do everything that's possible for them so that us,

01:14:00.480 meaning these girls, uh, get the best possible life, essentially.

01:14:03.440 So we want to celebrate them, where they come from and where we come from. So they know that.

01:14:14.800 Yeah, I'm not sure if these gals are, uh, born in Sweden because we know that that doesn't make

01:14:19.680 them Swedish, but it's fascinating to see which side they choose. They choose their own ethnic group.

01:14:26.560 They've never even been there presumably, but they choose this over Sweden.

01:14:30.960 And the, uh, interviewer asks, and, uh, why don't you want to bring the Swedish flag

01:14:38.880 when you're celebrating your graduation?

01:14:46.160 Because you want the flag from where your roots are from, which it's like, I actually, I agree, right?

01:14:52.160 But this is like, this is a sign of conquest. This is them showing we're here and we're taking over.

01:14:59.600 We hate your country. We disrespect Swedes. We don't care about you. We're not going to show

01:15:03.040 you any respect. I know. Sure. I know you paid for education. You made sure that we got all these,

01:15:08.400 you know, wonderful things that presumably they're there for. What's their thank you? Uh,

01:15:12.800 fuck you. That's their thank you. And she says here,

01:15:16.080 uh, all my relatives, my entire family, um, extended family is from Eritrea. They come from there.

01:15:26.720 It's, this is not interesting. It's, it's like a, um, a comforting or a safe safety is not the

01:15:38.800 correct term. Trygghet. It feels safe. I guess it's the best translation I can think of. It feels safe.

01:15:48.240 It feels, uh, close, you know, close, uh, to carry this flag, the Eritrean flag.

01:15:58.400 Trygghet. Like, yes, security, safety, uh, that would be kind of the best translation for it.

01:16:03.200 Uh, and I appreciate Sweden. She says, and what everything Sweden has done for me, but that's not

01:16:13.040 enough for me to bring the flag, meaning the Swedish flag. So it's not enough what they've done.

01:16:18.080 I will just harken back to my ethnic groups. It's not, let me, okay, let me do a, I gotta find the right.

01:16:27.440 Sometimes it's not the perfect word here. Let me, uh, translate that. Trygghet. Okay, security,

01:16:33.760 translate. Okay, maybe that's, that's, that's decent. That's security. It's a, it's a little,

01:16:38.320 I would not try, I would not even use that word entirely. Uh, I would say, yeah, safety,

01:16:43.600 or I feel safe when I have this flag. It's something, in other words, and you know that that's because

01:16:48.000 ethnically, this is what they connect with. They know that they're foreigners. They know that this is

01:16:53.120 not their home country, but it's, it's just, it's to spit in the face of Swedes. That's what,

01:17:01.040 that's what it is, right? That's what it is. Okay, clip is over there. You get the idea, right? So,

01:17:06.320 uh, this, uh, gay homosexual here, Anders Lindberg, uh, on Twitter says, here's a suggestion.

01:17:17.040 Let people wave whatever country's flag they want to wave, uh, on their graduation, essentially.

01:17:23.920 This guy is a, he's, uh, he's gonna need to go in a catapult, uh, one day, uh, in Minecraft,

01:17:31.040 this guy, in mine, in Minecraft. Uh, anyway, so let me play. Here's another one. Here's a little

01:17:38.160 classic student, uh, celebration or, uh, graduation celebration in, uh, central Gothenburg.

01:18:01.680 What flag do you have?

01:18:04.400 VG motherfucking Kurdistan, fuck Sweden.

01:18:06.720 No, I'm gonna stop.

01:18:08.160 Catch that.

01:18:16.240 Fuck Sweden, Kurdistan.

01:18:26.960 Why don't you have the Swedish flag? And then her retort is, are you racist?

01:18:31.680 While she's waving the flag of Kurdistan.

01:18:33.600 I'm walking around asking people.

01:18:35.600 He says, I'm walking around asking people.

01:18:37.440 We're living in Sweden and therefore we don't want to celebrate Sweden.

01:18:46.720 Make the Swedish flag.

01:18:47.360 Make the whole sense.

01:18:53.680 Yeah, where, where, why don't you have the Swedish flag? Uh, well, because I'm from, is that the,

01:18:58.560 is that the Russian flag? Which flag is that? And then she says, well, why don't you have the Swedish flag?

01:19:02.400 Well, are you racist? Is the retort. So they, they know what to say.

01:19:05.120 It's that he's, that he's, that he's completely pro-

01:19:22.640 Okay, that's, that's, that's gold. He walks up to the police.

01:19:35.120 Uh, uh, uh, uh, can you shoot, uh, rockets? Uh, do you have fireworks? Can you have fireworks

01:19:40.080 right now? Which of course is true. Uh, no, it's not allowed right now. Maybe it's some, uh,

01:19:44.400 maybe you can't choose it, shoot it. I'm off in that spot, or maybe there's some kind of, uh,

01:19:48.320 you know, fire restriction or something, but regardless, do they do anything about it?

01:19:51.680 Of course, of course not. Here's the spicy diversity, doing whatever the hell they want on our streets.

01:19:56.400 Can you shoot off fireworks? No.

01:20:14.400 Yeah, here's the, uh, here's the other piece in case you missed that. Let's, let's have,

01:20:17.440 I have a translated version. Fuck Sweden. Here we go.

01:20:20.000 BG motherfucking Kurdistan, fuck Sweden. There we go. BG motherfucking Kurdistan,

01:20:26.480 fuck Sweden. Kurdistan. So, of course, it's funny because Kurdistan is, I've seen

01:20:35.280 liberal publications like, uh, I mean, they're globalist, obviously, well, liberal,

01:20:40.000 it's equal, it's equals globalist now, but you know, like foreign policy journal,

01:20:44.880 I think that's a publication arm of the CFR. I could be wrong on that.

01:20:50.320 Basically arguing that like, we need an ethno nation for the Kurds, right? Essentially,

01:20:54.560 uh, which is, which is like weird when you think like American outlets are, are lobbying for that

01:21:00.800 when they have a close partnership with Turkey, uh, through NATO and things like that. And of course,

01:21:05.280 Turkey, even the whole, as we're getting to that later, the whole NATO thing. And the question,

01:21:10.160 um, is that Turkey had been blocking Sweden because apparently, allegedly, right? We,

01:21:15.760 Sweden has given like, uh, uh, safe refuge for Kurdish terrorists, according to Turkey. So

01:21:22.000 Turkey had been like, well, you got to deal with some, you can't burn a Quran. You've got to deal

01:21:25.520 with these, uh, what they have labeled terrorists, Kurdistan people and stuff like that. And, and

01:21:29.200 everything has been like this long tradition of like left wing, uh, Antifa, anti-fascist groups and

01:21:36.720 like the, uh, YPG and some of these other groups to the P PKK, uh, like terrorist groups, essentially.

01:21:45.600 Right. And the relationship between them has been very, the left is, I've always backed them up.

01:21:51.120 There's even some photos and videos that suggest that there's leftist down training with these

01:21:56.000 groups. Right. So they're, they're in Northern Turkey. They're seeking their own ethnic homeland,

01:22:00.880 but look at the replies, right? They're standing up with their own flag. Presumably they're all for

01:22:06.720 like an ethno nation for Kurds in this region, which is why Turkey is fighting them. And then someone

01:22:12.080 brings up, why don't you have a Swedish flag? And then you're a racist. See, they see it doesn't,

01:22:16.480 it's not about consistency is not about a double stack. They don't give a shit about any of this.

01:22:21.280 They, they just wheel out what they need to say to get you to shut up and comply.

01:22:24.960 But this is a, these are weapons used against us. This is a, these are attacks on us.

01:22:31.440 They're seeing this as conquest. I saw a bunch of people just in this tweet thread alone,

01:22:35.680 a bunch of Swedes that were like kind of trying to logically argue here. Well, should they,

01:22:40.080 does it matter? And oh, well, uh, uh, maybe if you go somewhere, it's a Swede,

01:22:45.040 you go to like Thailand or you're in America and you have a Swedish flag. That's the same thing.

01:22:49.440 And stuff is like, no, like don't, don't overcomplicate this. Don't try to hyperanalyze

01:22:54.560 this. Don't, don't run some, what is it? Uh, um, uh, pit, pit pool, or what is it called again?

01:23:00.160 Like pits pits in the pit pool, uh, learn, learn a new term. The other word here the other day here,

01:23:05.760 uh, is it pit pool or pull, pull, pull, not pulpit pill, something like that. It was like

01:23:12.720 hyper analyzing, uh, the Talmud or something like that. It was something I'll find the right

01:23:18.560 term later, but it's like a hilarious term. It's basically like intense navel gazing,

01:23:23.280 you know, you can, or like hair splitting, right? Point is I'm seeing them going over this,

01:23:29.120 like crazy in the thread, trying to justify this in different ways. And it was like,

01:23:32.320 boys, boys, Swedes. This is very simple. They're seeing this as conquest. They're the

01:23:37.920 new colonizers. They're doing this justly and they'll do and say whatever they need to say

01:23:42.000 to get you to shut up and comply. That's, that's basically what this is. It's not rocket science.

01:23:46.720 You know what I mean? Not rocket rocket science whatsoever. But anyway, so yeah, so it's NATO,

01:23:51.760 uh, try to get Sweden involved and the Turkey says no. And then we have the Kurdish connection

01:23:55.920 while they're out in our streets saying, fuck, like we're protecting and helping people.

01:24:00.080 They're still just like hate you and resent you. They resent your people. They resent your

01:24:04.480 country and all these things. And what do we get back for it? Well,

01:24:06.960 fuck Sweden, go Kurdistan. That's what we get back essentially.

01:24:10.160 Uh, so speaking of that, uh, let's, let's check in on the, uh,

01:24:13.760 the NATO thing with Sweden here. Let me take this one real quick here.

01:24:16.720 Uh, an anthropocene crayon minister says, uh,

01:24:20.000 when you're possessed by demons who want earth for themselves,

01:24:23.360 a cold civilizational wide suicide looks like an easy plan.

01:24:28.480 Get them a pesky human carbon out. That's true. Uh, I guess at the end of the day,

01:24:33.360 humans is the biggest, uh,

01:24:36.400 you know, problem when it comes to the, the carbon question, right?

01:24:38.960 With the biggest producers of it, we are carbon and stuff. So just a,

01:24:43.280 no, not put, I'll find a term. Someone says in chat there,

01:24:46.560 pit, pull, not pulpit. It was like a reverse of that.

01:24:51.600 Pull, pill, pull or something. I'll find the term later, but it's a very good term.

01:24:55.600 Um, they want us gone. The easiest way would just be to have a mass culling because then you get

01:25:03.520 rid of carbon essentially. All right. All right. Anyway, let me, uh, let me see here. Do we have

01:25:08.080 a couple of more? Uh, maybe next time says we don't have time, Henrik. That's right. We don't

01:25:12.480 have time. Don't think maybe next time we'll have time. How about that one? Blinken says the time is

01:25:19.520 now speaking of, we don't have time for Sweden to join NATO. We are wanting to seek a NATO wide

01:25:27.360 approval of Sweden stat immediately. So Blinken of course, uh, was at this summit. I think it was in

01:25:34.160 Moldova. This was another interesting things happening there too. We'll get to that a little

01:25:37.440 bit later. Uh, but, uh, here's what, uh, Blinken said. I'm going to have to turn this up. I think this

01:25:41.920 clip was low. Let's check this out. First, let me just say it is appropriate that, uh, every ally

01:25:52.880 have a clear say in the admission of new members or the session of new members because it comes down

01:25:59.120 to article five. Um, each member is making a solemn commitment to every other member that it will join

01:26:07.440 in coming to their defense if they are the victims of aggression. Uh, and so it's important that every

01:26:15.040 member, uh, have its, uh, have its say in, in this process. And as I said earlier, uh, by historic terms,

01:26:22.640 this has moved remarkably rapidly and we believe it needs to come to a conclusion, uh, now. With regard to

01:26:30.160 Sweden's accession and the F-16s, these are distinct issues. Um, both though, are vital in our

01:26:36.960 judgment to European security. Um, I've already been clear about why it's profoundly in the interests

01:26:42.960 of the, uh, the Alliance, uh, and the United States to have Sweden as a formal ally, uh, in NATO. And

01:26:49.680 as I said, we expect that process, uh, to be completed, um, in the weeks ahead.

01:26:56.720 Yep. So they were seeking this, uh, they wanted to get Sweden to join now in June. Uh, I think this

01:27:02.080 last, uh, summit they were holding in, uh, Moldova was kind of like the, the final, uh, push.

01:27:06.560 They want to try to get Turkey to kind of approve this. Uh, he's now won a new term. It was very

01:27:10.800 closer for a while, right? He might not win a new term, might be a left-wing guy in there. And I was

01:27:14.000 speculating at the time, maybe, maybe that, maybe there's some, I mean, who knows how deep this goes,

01:27:18.880 right? I mean, right now, the big issue is like Russia, the multipolar world order. We got to get

01:27:23.200 Sweden in there. We have to control the Baltic ocean entirely. We have to have the island of Gotland.

01:27:26.560 We have to build our bases on there, blah, blah, blah, all these things. Right. Uh, so they were like,

01:27:30.160 maybe they're doing a gay op on Erdogan and trying to get him out because he's being a difficult NATO

01:27:36.240 member right now. But, uh, he, he narrowly won another term. Uh, and so he's kept putting pressure,

01:27:43.760 uh, on Sweden to do basically, uh, their bidding to, uh, to comply. Um, so anyway, they want to, uh,

01:27:50.800 make their ascension now. So we'll see what happens in the next, uh, couple of days here

01:27:53.840 in the next week, uh, or two, uh, cause it could be final then. Uh, of course I'm vehemently opposed

01:28:00.000 to this. I think it's insane. Uh, Finland have just joined, uh, and you're going to see other

01:28:05.840 things change as a consequence of that. It's no, it's not only NATO, but that's a big part of it.

01:28:10.800 It's just another, uh, you know, kind of globalist arm essentially. Um, yes, and we're talking about

01:28:15.920 pill pull. Is that basically a pill pull? Wasn't that what I said? Check this out here. Uh, pill pull.

01:28:21.920 Maybe it's pronounced different pill pill. I guess they, they translate that to, uh, is a method of

01:28:27.040 studying the Talmud through intense textual analysis to explain conceptual differences between various

01:28:32.160 halakhic rulings or to reconcile any apparent contradictions presented from various readings

01:28:37.360 of different texts, blah, blah, blah, blah is entered English. This word pill pull as a colloquialism

01:28:43.680 used by some to indicate extreme disputation or caustic hair splitting. Pill pull is critical analysis

01:28:50.240 and hair splitting caustic argumentation, especially among Jewish scholars on Talmudic subjects. Yeah,

01:28:56.160 I saw someone use it the other day. Uh, I think that is it, Sith. Thank you. Thank you, uh, for the

01:29:01.040 clarification there. Okay, so we'll see if, uh, Sweden joins and we had some great comment about, uh, Mr. Ladybugs,

01:29:13.440 Lindsay Graham. Do you remember the lady, uh, the, uh, ladybug story? If you don't, uh, be warned,

01:29:20.080 Google Lindsay Graham and ladybugs, uh, saying, well, let me, let me, let me let him, let me have the,

01:29:28.240 the gay congressman or senator it is, right, from, uh, South Carolina speak for himself.

01:29:34.240 Free or die. Free or die. Now you are free. Yes. And we will be. And the Russians are dying.

01:29:40.780 That's the best money we've ever spent. Thank you so much. Now it's. Let me take that again.

01:29:47.360 Hear that? Free or die. Free or die. Now you are free. Yes. And we will be. And the Russians are dying.

01:29:54.120 That's the best money we've ever spent. Thank you so much. Now it's. What a nice, what a nice guy, eh?

01:30:01.360 Okay. The Russians are dying. It's the best money we've ever spent, man. I'll tell you this guy.

01:30:10.080 Uh, if there ever is anybody, uh, uh, Oh, YouTube, pull the plug. Oy vey. Oh, is it? Let me check real quick.

01:30:17.360 It's just on this one. Maybe. Or is it the old channel? Oh, yeah. Oh, channel me. Oh, there you go. Okay.

01:30:23.400 All right. Red Ice TV returns is, uh, officially capsized on YouTube. Ladies and gentlemen, big surprise.

01:30:31.220 Yeah, we've had that burner account. It usually grows to like maybe kind of a thousand or so.

01:30:35.200 And then it's, then it's gone. All right. Okay. Anyway, we're very sad over here. Uh, Russia.

01:30:42.580 Thank you, uh, Anderson Paladin too, for letting me know about that. Uh, Russia issues arrest

01:30:47.580 warrant for Lindsey Graham over Ukraine comments. Russia's interior minister has issued an arrest

01:30:53.060 warrant for U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham following his comments related to the fighting in Ukraine.

01:30:57.580 Well, it's kind of, it was kind of a little bit more than that, ABC News. It was, it's great

01:31:01.760 that Russians are dying and it's the best money we've ever spent. Oh, here we go. In an edited

01:31:08.200 video of his meeting Friday with a Ukrainian president, they say, here's, here's the fact check

01:31:12.500 right away there. No, no, no, no. It's out of context. Uh, Graham, a Republican from South Carolina

01:31:18.300 noted that the Russians are dying and described the U.S. military assistance to the country as the

01:31:22.000 best money we've ever spent. Well, you can't separate the two. He's there to confirm like all

01:31:27.420 the aid that America has given the support for Ukraine. Uh, and of course that this is hurting

01:31:32.380 Russia. This is not, this is not, they're not separated. They might've been separated by a couple

01:31:38.380 of sentences in between, but you know, it's, it's the, the military aid or it's the weapons or whatever

01:31:45.600 the cost is that they've helped out Ukraine with in their war effort. That's the best money that we've

01:31:51.260 ever spent. That's what his comments is about. And in that same conversation, he mentioned that the

01:31:56.120 Russians are dying. Oh man. But anyway, it's good that they're, uh, issuing a arrest warrant for this, uh,

01:32:04.080 this guy Graham commented on Twitter saying that to know that my commitment to Ukraine has drawn the

01:32:08.300 ire of Putin's regime brings me immense joy. Yeah. This is a little neocon. You never married this

01:32:13.800 guy, right? That's he's, he's definitely closet homosexual. This guy, there's no doubt about it.

01:32:18.460 No doubt about it whatsoever. Uh, he would be happy if we started world war three, which of course,

01:32:24.940 again, putting in context with like, you know, the current, um, regime and things like that,

01:32:29.780 which is trying to reach, you know, kind of like a net zero and stuff like that in this capacity,

01:32:33.500 you can just provide endless, uh, support for, uh, the war effort and literally have your money go

01:32:40.160 up in smoke, uh, and literally producing more pollution that I think few other activities does

01:32:47.140 on the earth, meaning war. But no, let's not talk. Let's not talk about that. You can't have your cow,

01:32:54.120 but let's take all your money and give it to Ukraine so they can literally blow it up.

01:32:58.900 That is not a problem whatsoever. So we also have the, uh, situation in Kosovo heating up as well,

01:33:10.580 Serbia, Kosovo. Uh, the Serbs are being targeted once again, speaking of NATO, there's not Kofor,

01:33:16.400 Kofor troops there, which of course is NATO troops. Let me just underline that before we look at some of

01:33:21.220 the clips. It's a NATO led international peacekeeping force. That's right. We're here to keep the peace.

01:33:27.680 Remember, this is the one that they turned on the Serbs and sided with the Muslims. That's,

01:33:34.180 that's what NATO did. What do you think is going to happen in all these other, but it's just,

01:33:38.580 I just don't understand how anybody on who's like a nationalist can, can think NATO is good or what

01:33:47.040 they're doing is good. They've, they've historically, they've undermined every single effort, right?

01:33:52.560 Would it be great if like Ukraine was truly independent from these forces and fighting for

01:33:58.920 their, you know, nation? It's like, yeah, sure. You know what I mean? I think they have the right

01:34:02.220 to, and I think they should, but then you, you know, and it doesn't mean who they're fighting

01:34:06.360 is automatically the good guy either, but you realize like how incredibly detrimental these,

01:34:13.660 these organizations have been to the, the overall development over the last few decades,

01:34:18.400 right? Not just NATO, not just, you know, a few of these globalist institutions like the United

01:34:24.340 Nations, but all of them put together. And maybe all of them doesn't have a foot in every country

01:34:29.420 at all times, but they all tug and pull on each other. And it's a general direction. Look at Sweden,

01:34:34.060 for example, right? We've not been a member of NATO and we've still kind of gone down the same path.

01:34:38.480 And the people say, aha, see, NATO has nothing to do with it. Well, it has, it has.

01:34:42.680 It's, it's one more, you know, group, international group or, you know, alliance in this case,

01:34:50.280 military alliance that will help to, to lock in a country of going the same direction. They can put

01:34:56.360 pressure on countries. They can tell them what they need to do, what they don't need to do,

01:34:59.660 what they can do, what they can't do, blah, blah, blah. It's horrible. So anyway, more footage

01:35:04.700 coming out of ethnic Serbs clashing with Kofor, these NATO-led peacekeeping forces. Let's check some

01:35:11.720 of this out.

01:35:41.720 Thanks.

01:35:46.100 Bye-bye.

01:35:50.820 Three, two, three.

01:35:56.320 Two, two, three.

01:36:03.740 Two, three, two.

01:36:06.700 As you can see, huge mess again, huge problem in the region.

01:36:36.700 Shit!

01:37:05.200 Shit!

01:37:06.200 Shit!

01:37:07.200 Shit!

01:37:13.200 Shit!

01:37:14.200 Shit!

01:37:15.200 It's on the water.

01:37:31.200 all right so as you can see nice and peaceful once again

01:37:42.000 now this is a the balkans is a is a issue and a problem and again if you want to you know

01:37:49.440 balkanization right it's like there's been an issue here because of ethnic differences

01:37:54.900 uh multiple ethnic groups in the same territories and stuff what do you think

01:37:59.960 is going to happen and what it will look like in most western countries uh as the majority ethnic

01:38:05.240 groups are being displaced and we bring in all these other ethnic groups the exact same thing

01:38:09.200 it's going to be massive balkanization which of course is exactly what they want right order out

01:38:14.100 of chaos create the chaos you can come in and secure bring in the security and the safety and

01:38:18.540 things i'm not saying that's the only reason for why they've opened our borders but that's just

01:38:21.680 just one of them permanent international un nato forces on whatever soil that you need

01:38:29.500 to essentially um control the population right or make sure that no one gets out of

01:38:35.700 you know gets ideas and try to break free and do what they want to do right become a vote vote in a

01:38:41.400 right-wing government or whatever and try to declare their own uh separateness from from all

01:38:45.960 the global homo stuff things like that essentially so anyway there was one clip here and it and it's not

01:38:51.420 it it does i feel it it doesn't correctly underline all the issues of what the reasons are

01:38:57.600 uh but they were they were trying to kind of explain a little bit of why there is ethnic tensions

01:39:01.760 uh in the region uh let's listen to this and of course it's the yeah it's a small

01:39:08.300 it's a it's a difference of of how they should be ruled essentially right you have a majority ethnic

01:39:14.420 serbs in an area that's then dictated to by a what is it a kosovo bosnian is that what it is or is it

01:39:22.700 albanian uh kosovo bosnian i believe it is um over overarching uh led governments right uh listen to

01:39:32.500 this here tensions are flaring in northern kosovo where ethnic albanian mayors have been trying to

01:39:39.900 take office following april elections boycotted by the local i'm sorry it was all it was albanian

01:39:44.860 right let me let me go back there again though where ethnic albanian mayors have been trying to

01:39:49.860 albanians okay yeah office following april elections boycotted by the local majority serb population

01:39:56.200 on monday serb demonstrations left at least 30 nato peacekeepers and 52 serbs injured

01:40:04.520 15 years after albanian majority kosovo declared independence serbia still refuses to recognize

01:40:12.160 kosovo's statehood and instead deems it part of its territory this is despite recognition for kosovo

01:40:18.820 from major eu countries and the u.s who've called on all parties to de-escalate the situation

01:40:24.800 kosovo is attempting to assert authority over all its territory while serbs are pushing for an

01:40:32.200 association of municipalities operating with some authority in serb majority regions

01:40:38.100 pristina rejects this as a recipe for a mini state within kosovo effectively partitioning the

01:40:45.280 country along ethnic lines kosovo's prime minister albin kurti explained his proposition i proposed a

01:40:52.280 normalization model which serbia already has with republic of croatia because there is no

01:40:58.340 normalization good neighborly relations without mutual recognition but also without serious honest

01:41:05.460 treatment of the protection of national minorities serbia and kosovo have made little progress on this

01:41:13.320 despite committing in 2013 to dialogue aimed at normalizing ties a requirement for both to gain

01:41:19.900 eu membership there you go see a requirement for both to get eu membership let's just i mean again i

01:41:26.500 think in this case you have to divide among ethnic lines otherwise these issues are just forever going

01:41:32.660 to continue right and it's it's it's a i mean it's not even obviously this is not comparable to israel

01:41:37.940 palestine but i'm saying like here's an issue right of like you have an ethnic majority in one area that's

01:41:44.440 dictated to by another another ethnic group and they don't want that they want to have this for

01:41:48.780 themselves and of course the kosovo albanians says no why why are we going to give up this territory

01:41:53.820 make us like haha we're going to try to force you and then you have issues after issues after issues

01:41:59.300 and it keep bubbling up it will it might sell down for a little bit by like a hardcore you know it's

01:42:04.500 like just have nato and american bomb you know bombings coming in and air raids coming in and drop bombs on

01:42:10.100 the serbs and and maybe maybe they will you know maybe let's sell it settle down a little bit for

01:42:16.360 for a little while and that they have to permanent international nato forces on the ground to kind of

01:42:20.880 preserve the peace right but then eventually it bubbles back up again and you get these same

01:42:25.660 problems this is why it's impossible to have multi-ethnic countries and neither want to give

01:42:31.460 up the territory which i understand and this is this is the this is history this is human history

01:42:36.020 this is what it's been about not always and all the time but that's what it is right you fight over

01:42:40.940 territory and you say this is my shit no that's mine and then then they fight okay so not a big

01:42:46.840 surprise uh what is surprising of course is how they continuously uh always side against the serbs

01:42:54.520 and especially these globalist institutions such as nato and the u.n uh so this is this is no good

01:43:02.240 right it's no good which is looks like they're forcing serbia into the hands of russia a little bit

01:43:10.880 um i know that when i think that when i you know both parties i think when i have unfortunately like

01:43:18.040 eu membership and these kinds of things right but uh it it almost looks like it now here's another clip

01:43:24.140 i want to play where there's a bunch of protesters they they unfurl a 250 meter long russian flag or a

01:43:30.760 tricolor tricolor uh in front of one of the municipal buildings where these k4 uh kofor kosovo force

01:43:38.600 soldiers have arrived kosovo's r r osu special forces are also present in the building that they're

01:43:46.520 protesting outside which is surrounded by barriers thousands of demonstrators gathered in front of

01:43:53.160 municipal buildings in northern kosovo to protest against the deployment of nato soldiers in the region

01:43:58.480 so in a way right russia came out as far as i know in support of serbia right while of course

01:44:06.680 you know the other side here saying oh stop destabilizing i think one of the comments here i

01:44:10.800 saw um yeah kosovo's president calls on serbia to stop destabilizing the country it's only yeah it's

01:44:18.820 only them doing the no they the other ones didn't do nothing right so they're kind of being driven

01:44:24.420 into the hands of russia uh which you can make of that what you will right uh because they they seem

01:44:31.520 to back them up a little bit more and it should be mentioned too depending on what side you're

01:44:35.900 looking at here uh that is exactly the same colors as russia's flag upside down the only thing that's

01:44:41.580 missing is uh the uh the coat of arms right with the uh white double-headed what is an eagle on there

01:44:48.900 their coat of arms or something like that so i said maybe it's misinformation they're trying to claim

01:44:53.160 that they're with russia but they were actually holding up a serbian flag maybe that's what's going on

01:44:58.120 and say look see see they're with russia and then russia makes a positive comment and it's up well

01:45:02.140 see that settles it we have to go in we have to put boots on the ground and control these russians

01:45:06.900 i mean serbs i mean let's just let's just corral them once again

01:45:10.280 uh kosovo president calls on serbia to stop destabilizing country serbia needs to stop its

01:45:19.520 activities aimed at destabilizing kosovo in order to end the violence in the north of the country

01:45:23.800 kosovo's president vosja osmani said thursday this is what happens when you mix let me let me see here

01:45:31.240 let me just let me just see real quick here is she albanian i would assume

01:45:38.100 uh does it say yeah she was born in yugoslavia does it say this is an ethnic background i'm just curious

01:45:47.000 here all right i can't find that immediately here sometimes they don't have it early life ones here

01:45:53.600 uh i think albanian parents okay there it is yep okay so there we go so she has of course uh no dog

01:46:01.220 in this fight right um the challenge comes from serbia a country that still needs to come to terms

01:46:08.100 with its past osmani told reuters on the sidelines of a european summit in moldova okay so she's there

01:46:13.160 too of course she is right because all these other nato bullshit and uh what was happening there at

01:46:17.720 the time the situation is tense but we need to make sure that we restore rule of law in kosovo and

01:46:22.780 understand that the threat is coming from serbia's denial of kosovo's existence as a sovereign state

01:46:28.220 osmani said serbia was actively supporting illegal structures in kosovo to destabilize the country from

01:46:33.540 within president vucic needs to stop supporting criminal gangs if he truly wants peace she said he is yet

01:46:41.280 to show that now last time this happened right last last time there was a war in this region

01:46:49.660 and by the way i've been to belgrade i i like the fact that they still keep like the they kept many of

01:46:55.940 the bombed out buildings to kind of remind people of like what whose side you know they're they're on

01:47:03.100 right who who did what to them kind of thing

01:47:05.260 but last time this was of course an act of self-defense by serbs as far as i'm concerned

01:47:14.080 but then internationally there was blamed on serbs and they say no no you started this right

01:47:20.780 and you can see a similar scenario happening in western countries that if and when you would get

01:47:26.940 native let's take sweden then because we talked about that earlier native swedes organizing

01:47:31.880 and finally defending themselves against gang rapes criminal gangs all these things are happening

01:47:39.380 as a consequence of the problems right just general violence robberies extortion mafia type behavior

01:47:46.900 infiltration of our government agent i mean all of it is happening on a mass scale right now

01:47:51.480 by predominantly immigrants if we would ever like to kind of organize and say we got to stand up

01:47:58.920 against this right defend ourselves against the obvious aggression on our nation internationally

01:48:03.600 the whole community would be like well swedes are acting out and for no reason whatsoever

01:48:08.260 they're just targeting poor immigrants which of course would not be even if it was just a defensive

01:48:13.620 strategy it would still be like you're the aggressor and i very much see this the same thing

01:48:19.320 happened in serbia uh they turned on the serbs and they projected i think crimes upon them

01:48:24.840 uh without recognizing what had been done to them of of why the reason why they did certain things that

01:48:31.500 they did but anyway the point being that this is now flaring up again

01:48:35.520 this is flaring up again and it's the same story every single time in fact

01:48:42.320 zelensky was meeting this is at the moldova meeting we talked about uh with vucic

01:48:48.940 and apparently he had a verbal altercation outside the meeting of european the european political community

01:48:57.400 uh in moldova sources say pint-sized zelensky wearing a green war t-shirt was throwing his weight around with

01:49:06.520 six foot seven inches tall serbian president vucic and then zelensky stormed off

01:49:13.180 it's a short clip here but it's kind of funny

01:49:15.140 oh yeah some disagreement here yeah it's interesting like geopolitically right of what's

01:49:39.560 happening here especially if there's another like russia is kind of backing the serbs right

01:49:45.420 what's happening here uh there's a meeting now uh with zelensky and vucic vucic right of the

01:49:54.100 heads for the serbs head of state for the serbs uh and you know this could this could be something

01:50:02.320 really bad to be honest uh that develops in the region and once again you will see war flare up and

01:50:09.380 of course again you know what man it's it's just aggravating because every damn time it's like

01:50:14.380 these big institutions again and again that's why i go back to that how can anybody who's on

01:50:18.660 outside like side with nato and stuff like how can they how can they not see historically what they

01:50:22.820 have done and think that they they oh they're they're just helping ukraine like no it's not that

01:50:29.260 simple it's it's literally like the worst people possible that's taking control of a country to

01:50:35.740 to to have run a proxy war against against russia you know what i mean and and again i don't think

01:50:42.460 you have to think that russia is the be and all good guy in this situation as well to understand that

01:50:49.060 the severity of the problem of the issue and the and the problem with this the problem that that

01:50:53.900 nato is creating that the the destabilization that they've done um i see some stuff on the russian

01:51:00.340 side i've talked about that many times which is like i don't i don't like this i don't like their

01:51:05.780 you know oh we're defeating the nazis and fascists and blah blah blah and it's like

01:51:10.340 wait a minute like the biggest supporters of of ukraine is their very foundation is built on

01:51:21.140 anti-national socialists or you know ideologies essentially right whether that's nato or the

01:51:27.400 even the eu like we talked about before there's like the very reason why they exist was to like to

01:51:33.200 make make sure this never happens again the nazis is the bad guy kind of thing right

01:51:36.920 liberal progressive globalist institutions you know sinking their claws into ukraine using ukraine

01:51:45.460 in their war against russia and then all russia can say is like oh look at the ass of command of the

01:51:50.860 battalions well they're all the west is all nazis no they're they're they're so retarded they literally

01:51:57.240 think they're stopping the new nazis russia and putin it's just a game of who screams nazi the loudest

01:52:03.200 and it's just get dumb and cringe uh and irritating after a while uh russia can do better uh they can do

01:52:09.900 much better i think i think of the two parties they they have the most reasonable uh the most reason

01:52:17.260 for doing what they did but i don't like some of the things that they've done anyway you know i

01:52:22.580 mean selensky miffed over nato inaction demands membership and security guarantees now ukrainian

01:52:29.060 president selensky is letting his frustration impatience over the question of entering the

01:52:33.260 nato military alliance be known our future is in the european union ukraine is also ready to be part

01:52:38.860 of nato we are waiting for nato to be ready to accept ukraine he said thursday to journalists

01:52:42.900 just ahead of the summit of the european political community in moldova at the summit he demanded

01:52:47.960 that ukraine received security guarantees now and emphasized the best way to ensure this

01:52:53.420 is acceptance into nato but the idea of security guarantees has also long been under discussion

01:52:59.360 with french president macron on wednesday having explained that the country could be given something

01:53:04.840 between the security provided to israel and full-fledged membership so here we go with uh

01:53:10.220 israel echoes again i'm like ukraine is israel 2.0 selensky continued in his address to the

01:53:18.880 moldovan summit in vilnius a clear invitation to ukraine is that's right it's in vil that's right

01:53:23.480 the upcoming is it in nato it's a nato conference right in uh vilnius we talked about that let me

01:53:31.240 just double check that real quick uh vilnius summit is that 20 yeah it's a nato isn't it let me just

01:53:37.540 check that yeah it's a nato summit okay that's right uh that's coming up in uh yeah 11th to 12th

01:53:43.860 of july okay that's right that's when they're going to make the push for sweden to finally be like

01:53:49.860 kind of approved so that's why they're pushing this now when they have this meeting in in moldova here

01:53:53.980 but the nato thing is coming up uh so next next month since we're in we're in june here now we're in

01:54:00.000 pride season folks um doubts much much must vanish positive decisions for ukraine will be

01:54:07.380 positive for everyone selensky stressed sure there should be no hot war or frozen conflict

01:54:12.660 on our continent he added telling european leaders when there are no security guarantees there are only

01:54:18.380 war guarantees but behind the scenes the ukrainian leader is reportedly miffed at nato and european in

01:54:23.980 action and waffling that the term and his rhetoric has been more aggressive outside of public addresses

01:54:31.760 the financial times wrote wednesday ukraine's president zelensky has made clear to nato leaders

01:54:37.360 that he will not be attending the vilnius summit without concrete security guarantees and a roadmap

01:54:42.200 for a session according to people briefed on those conversations this has dialed up the pressure on the west

01:54:48.120 and leaders of the most powerful nato countries the wall street journal emphasized in a follow-up

01:54:52.780 reporting on wednesday macron seems to uh seems the first among these leaders to be responding

01:54:59.460 positively despite the fact that nato article 5 could trigger certain war between western powers

01:55:05.020 and russia if ukraine were to be formally admitted to the alliance according to more uh the ft reports

01:55:11.940 french president macron on wednesday called for ukraine to be uh to be guaranteed a nato membership path

01:55:16.680 next month while he did not commit to endorsing full membership for ukraine it represents a

01:55:21.340 potentially influential shift in paris's stance intense why this guy needs to go to intense

01:55:26.720 discussions are now underway among ukraine's western backers about what form security guarantees

01:55:31.860 could take and how much money would be pledged towards them said a french official that's right

01:55:37.640 always about the money but germany is among leading countries still rejecting this as a realistic

01:55:41.740 approach financial type in april had cited multiple unnamed german officials who said berlin remains

01:55:46.980 against offering kiev deep ties to the alliance and is against a potential roadmap for membership

01:55:52.360 as well does uh does germany's voice matter does it matter at all considering that they're america's

01:56:01.460 bitch all right let's do one more here before we uh wrap up but major issues here with nato serbia

01:56:14.780 sweden entering the ukraine conflict it's just it's it's not not good at all actually yeah that's

01:56:20.200 right this one i didn't see this one yet um with solensky's election 2019 the davos-centric fourth

01:56:26.640 industrial revolution came to ukraine here's a video featuring solensky's solensky as great

01:56:31.560 recent salesman shown at the dc rollout of diaa into what is that again diaa i forget what that is

01:56:41.840 uh let me search the acronym here introduced by tech industry pr agent slash journalist and lesbian

01:56:49.320 kara swisher i haven't seen this first i i just saw max max blumenthal was tweeting this out uh

01:56:58.020 oh is it is this the um is this the digital id thing or something is that what this is

01:57:05.260 the us us aid sponsored visa and google assisted the d d i a a app or d i a yeah uh not only forces

01:57:14.120 ukrainians into a digital id panopticum it encourages them to snitch on fellow citizens

01:57:19.020 reporting them as russian collaborators so they can be arrested and disappeared yeah because you had uh

01:57:25.000 okay it's an interesting thread here i didn't look through all of this yet um of course you had the

01:57:29.180 uh situation with uh coach red pill right uh is this full name again um

01:57:36.240 um all come to me in a minute um he's an american citizen right he's from south america originally

01:57:42.640 right what's his name again um all come to me completely it's too hot in here they see it's

01:57:48.620 not working it's boiling in here uh he was kidnapped and imprisoned again i believe right by ukrainian

01:57:54.680 authorities he did that already once a few months ago uh and now he's back in there and america of

01:58:00.380 course said no we're not gonna we're not gonna do it's interesting when america's giving aid and

01:58:06.080 finances and stuff like to a country and then they do something against one of their citizens and like

01:58:11.180 nothing happens like no we won't touch that thing uh gonzalo lira that's right thank you uh tim burns

01:58:16.380 that's right lira or bonds aimed at rebuilding the liberated and soon to be deoccupied ukrainian

01:58:23.320 cities state mortgage military medics teachers and scientists can apply for the state mortgage right

01:58:29.480 in the app e-enemy a chatbot that helps any citizen safely transfer info about the location of russian

01:58:35.760 troops names of collaborators and enemy movements to the armed forces numerous attacks of russian army

01:58:42.500 destroyed a number of tv towers to provide ukrainians with uninterrupted access to information

01:58:47.760 we launched dia radio and dia tv so that even under blackouts millions could feel present

01:58:53.660 and added the in-app army of drones game to help ukrainians both distract and donate to the common

01:58:59.200 purpose has the enemy launched oh my god on ukraine of course they have and they failed even when the

01:59:06.120 world is falling apart our main task is to protect the people together we can build a stronger one

01:59:12.180 it's funny how they how they view it as protecting the people when of course they're like essentially

01:59:18.280 kidnapping males off the streets to put them into the meat grinder like in the front of back moot and

01:59:23.160 stuff like that average survival time four hours right it's funny how that it's like oh we're the

01:59:28.000 good ones you see because we're helping to protect the people no you're like shattering families you're

01:59:31.820 you're encouraging war to continue you're supplying one side with arms so you just can keep going and

01:59:37.760 going and going look the situation will never be ideal there is you know there's always going to

01:59:44.560 be a loser and a winner more or less you know i mean i think the main issue was over the eastern

01:59:50.520 parts of ukraine there's been issues that forever russia had to do something they finally stepped in

01:59:54.720 decided to do something the big question now is okay will they continue uh will they take you know

02:00:01.580 i i've seen you know it's like these geopolitical strategists and stuff like that it's like you know

02:00:05.720 this is like people are saying like informing mith romney on geopolitics and stuff like that right

02:00:10.720 we've played some clips from one of the guys um and they're like they're talking about oh no ukraine

02:00:17.720 is just it's not even the the halfway point he's gonna they're gonna take all the way to germany again

02:00:22.860 i mean it's like really is this i mean okay like if they do it you know i'll have to eat my words on

02:00:28.380 this or whatever but like i don't know it feels cartoonish and exaggerated they have this hitlerian

02:00:34.060 thing of on putin you know i mean like complete uh dislodged from reality to kind of like a

02:00:41.940 hysterical take on putin and basically basically we um you need to have a little bit more kind of

02:00:52.520 rational views on this i think if you're if you're genuinely interested in understanding the situation

02:00:57.220 look they're at war so they'll just pump out propaganda to to win over all the people and

02:01:01.820 whatever they need so i understand that it's war that nothing's gonna change on that front but it's

02:01:06.500 like a hysterical cartoonish view of like oh he's gonna take over the world he's like hitler and it's

02:01:11.000 like i don't i don't i don't think that that's the case right but on the other hand uh other hand on

02:01:16.840 this they're willing to use and chew up ukraine and ukrainians the the the overall you know global

02:01:25.820 elite to achieve their goals and this is not taking care of the ukrainian people this is making

02:01:31.080 it worse for them anyway here's that uh i want to just hear what cara swisher said regarding this

02:01:37.240 this is back in 2019 so without further ado uh first a video from president zelinski

02:01:44.000 τ produk job s aa iphone i youth and it's his heart 갔 what the

02:01:52.220 appointment is against every Google message during zarty or SMS that's our ukrainian

02:02:01.640 Ukrainian creation of a state on smartphone.

02:02:06.640 Millions of Americans every day use our national service DIA.

02:02:10.640 This is more than 100 national services without contact with citizens.

02:02:14.640 This is a digital passport, opening accounts,

02:02:16.640 payment of taxes, benefits,

02:02:18.640 receiving a national aid,

02:02:20.640 collection of money,

02:02:21.640 money for the army.

02:02:23.640 This is a Ukrainian DIA.

02:02:24.640 This is not случайly become one of the global leaders in digitalization, public service and social relations.

02:02:33.640 This is a direct result of what we are capable of,

02:02:37.640 courage and education,

02:02:39.640 capable of fighting for their interests and finding the most important path.

02:02:44.640 The path to realize interests is something that allows us to help.

02:02:50.640 Russia tried to ruin our digital strength.

02:02:54.640 But we did not do this.

02:02:56.640 Ukrainian digital potential is very strong.

02:02:59.640 We built a cyber防止 of the country.

02:03:02.640 We continue to develop a national service DIA.

02:03:06.640 Digital country is not only easy.

02:03:09.640 It is a country where the bureaucrat and corruption are not a typical one.

02:03:14.640 It is a strong economic development.

02:03:17.640 Because the majority of the economy of the world is quickly growing up.

02:03:20.640 Ukraine is a cypherization,

02:03:22.640 which gives the simplicity,

02:03:24.640 gives the most important,

02:03:25.640 the most important,

02:03:26.640 the most important,

02:03:27.640 between human and country,

02:03:30.640 between company and country.

02:03:33.640 This is what you will not find today in the majority of countries of the world.

02:03:38.640 The corruption is just insane.

02:03:59.640 Okay, so the corn drops.

02:04:02.640 This is the set in check,

02:04:04.640 the whole Max Blumenthal's thread before.

02:04:07.640 I just saw the video.

02:04:08.640 It's like, oh, I got to play that.

02:04:09.640 Check out what that is.

02:04:10.640 But, yeah, we played that clip a couple of times of like 20,

02:04:13.640 you know, agenda 20.

02:04:14.640 It's basically Ukraine's agenda 2030, right?

02:04:17.640 The digital economy.

02:04:18.640 We played that a few times.

02:04:20.640 This is to use Ukraine as the playground for like the Great Reset

02:04:24.640 or the Fourth Industrial Revolution, essentially.

02:04:26.640 Let's have a little bit of a collapse of the country,

02:04:29.640 like wartime, destroy a bunch of things,

02:04:31.640 and then you can come in and just build things up again

02:04:33.640 and do it from scratch, right?

02:04:35.640 Smart cities and things like that.

02:04:37.640 That's what this program partially, I'd say, partially is about.

02:04:42.640 But, yeah, no, they're on the forefront of this stuff.

02:04:44.640 The digital country.

02:04:46.640 That's the official website slogan here on Ukraine.

02:04:52.640 Digitization has become Ukraine's flagship topic in the state party

02:04:56.640 during the last two years.

02:04:58.640 Taking the lead internally,

02:05:00.640 Minister of Digital Transformation has the ambition to make Ukraine a world champion

02:05:04.640 in being digital, and we are already the first ones who can use digital IDs

02:05:09.640 with absolutely no internal restrictions.

02:05:11.640 Here's how Ukraine moves forward with the concept of building a digital state

02:05:15.640 and become the world's leading country in terms of providing services

02:05:18.640 for citizens and businesses.

02:05:20.640 And, of course, America is like the EU and all these other places

02:05:24.640 are, of course, financing this essentially, right?

02:05:28.640 Make it all digital and cool.

02:05:30.640 All right.

02:05:31.640 I think that's it for us today.

02:05:33.640 Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.

02:05:34.640 We're going to wrap up right there.

02:05:36.640 Maybe next time says over on Odyssey,

02:05:38.640 you would think by now that with the vote and education and employment

02:05:43.640 and liberation and presidential positions,

02:05:45.640 the women would have solved all the world's problem.

02:05:48.640 What are the men doing wrong still?

02:05:51.640 Yeah, it's all up to the women are going to solve it.

02:05:54.640 We don't have time to cover it today, but I saw speaking of women.

02:05:57.640 Did you guys see Robin Europe?

02:06:00.640 Robin Europe, because she uses an Swedish in there, the O with two dots over it,

02:06:06.640 was awarded 11.25 million US dollars for basically showing up late 47 times during a 10 month period.

02:06:13.640 Of course, she's black.

02:06:14.640 She's black.

02:06:15.640 So, you know, a jury.

02:06:16.640 The point is, it was all women on her legal team, apparently.

02:06:20.640 And people said, that's what that's what did.

02:06:22.640 That's what won her the money kind of thing.

02:06:24.640 Equinox.

02:06:25.640 It was some fitness center or something like that.

02:06:27.640 But anyway, yeah, more women.

02:06:30.640 It's going to make things much, much better.

02:06:32.640 We need more women in leadership roles.

02:06:35.640 That's about to do it.

02:06:36.640 Black Phillip of our entropy says,

02:06:38.640 Hale Henrik, my best friend, is a Serb refugee.

02:06:41.640 Anyway, he wants you to know,

02:06:44.640 so-called based NATO in 1999 was so badass,

02:06:47.640 they bombed a hospital full of pregnant women in Belgrade as a show of force.

02:06:51.640 I remember it.

02:06:52.640 Yep.

02:06:53.640 We didn't cover it at the time,

02:06:55.640 but I remember watching some of this.

02:07:00.640 And just, it just was,

02:07:02.640 at that time, it was obvious to me,

02:07:03.640 like, who's in the right in terms of what they were doing.

02:07:07.640 And the world, of course, consequently,

02:07:09.640 and history so far has seen that in the opposite way.

02:07:13.640 And they made up Serbs the bad guys.

02:07:16.640 I mean, NATO,

02:07:18.640 there was like a Mujahideen forming in the country,

02:07:21.640 and they were backing them.

02:07:22.640 You know what I mean?

02:07:23.640 And then just a few years later, like 2001,

02:07:26.640 it's now the Muzzies are the bad guys.

02:07:27.640 And you know what I mean?

02:07:28.640 They used this back and forth.

02:07:30.640 But no, if it's the white Serbs or majority Christian,

02:07:34.640 you know what I mean?

02:07:35.640 Ah, then we'll not side with them.

02:07:38.640 That's definitely what this is about.

02:07:40.640 Black Phillip says,

02:07:42.640 I'm going back a couple of hours,

02:07:44.640 but I've red-pilled friends deep into finance.

02:07:47.640 Let me read it again.

02:07:48.640 I'm going back a couple of hours,

02:07:50.640 but I have red-pilled friends deep into finance.

02:07:53.640 Oy vey.

02:07:54.640 They say the whole target trans thing was intended to be totally overboard to trigger conservatives,

02:08:04.640 so target stock would dig big so BlackRock could short it.

02:08:10.640 Isn't that interesting?

02:08:11.640 Isn't that interesting?

02:08:12.640 Yeah.

02:08:13.640 We'll cover it tomorrow.

02:08:16.640 I had a piece on how cringe it has been with the counter.

02:08:23.640 Look, it's 100% necessary.

02:08:26.640 We cannot not touch this and leave it alone.

02:08:29.640 You know what I mean?

02:08:30.640 You have to push back at it.

02:08:31.640 But number one on Apple iTunes was some conning kind of rap group, right?

02:08:40.640 Of like Boycott Target or whatever the hell the title was, right?

02:08:44.640 And I mean, it's true in a sense.

02:08:46.640 Some of the leftists, you know, kind of pointed this out.

02:08:49.640 It's a virtual cottage industry of you getting in on whether it's the, you know, fuck Brandon,

02:08:56.640 or what is it, like these memes and stuff.

02:08:58.640 Now it's Target.

02:08:59.640 That's the latest outrage thing.

02:09:01.640 Again, it's 100% necessary.

02:09:03.640 I'm not saying it shouldn't be fought back against.

02:09:05.640 But I agree with you, BlackRock.

02:09:07.640 It feels like it's a distraction of sorts.

02:09:12.640 I can't help to just have that sense of it.

02:09:14.640 I have that feeling of it, right?

02:09:16.640 And conservatives can have fun with it a little bit.

02:09:19.640 Oh, buy the t-shirt.

02:09:20.640 You know, here's the song on iTunes.

02:09:22.640 You know, like, what was it?

02:09:24.640 Hello, Brandon.

02:09:25.640 What was it again?

02:09:26.640 It's so memorable.

02:09:27.640 I forgot what it was, right?

02:09:29.640 Fuck Brandon.

02:09:30.640 What was it?

02:09:31.640 Hello, Brandon.

02:09:32.640 What was it?

02:09:33.640 Anyway, you know, the black rappers can show up and kind of like, you know,

02:09:36.640 play on the boomer, Normie Conn, mega conservatives a little bit and kind of get them to support them.

02:09:43.640 And it's like, yeah, this is totally, we're counterculture, you know, kind of thing.

02:09:47.640 We'll talk about it tomorrow on Flashback Friday because it's something fishy there.

02:09:52.640 Again, they're forcing your hand, right?

02:09:55.640 You have to fight back against this.

02:09:57.640 But how the formation of the opposition is taking shape is something that I think there should be a, it needs to be a deeper, like a, what I'm saying is they just want to fall back to how things were, right?

02:10:12.640 The point is, all of those corporations that, you know, through the 80s and 90s and the knots, slowly but surely undermined America, they helped to grind away of what it is.

02:10:29.640 That's what I feel that Normie Conn's just want to kind of go, just go, can we just go back to that?

02:10:34.640 You know what I mean?

02:10:35.640 And just do normal things again, not this pride thing, right?

02:10:39.640 It's like, well, that whole corporate environment is what laid the groundwork for the pride movement to come in and completely occupy that corporate space.

02:10:50.640 It's not good enough.

02:10:51.640 That's not trad.

02:10:53.640 That's not like, I mean, I'm not saying they use those terms, but like, you know, Target in the 90s is not, you know, that's not like, that wasn't ideal.

02:11:02.640 It was bad enough.

02:11:03.640 Walmart was undermining America for decades.

02:11:05.640 I mean, it's like, yes, the pride shit that they're pushing is wrong and it needs to be fought back against, but like, it was wrong when they were like undermining American mom and pop stores in the 90s.

02:11:18.640 It was their whole neoliberal capitalist approach, who's now they've turned their back on and out the window.

02:11:23.640 And that's not about the profits.

02:11:24.640 And we made our money.

02:11:25.640 Let's pull up the ladder.

02:11:26.640 Ha ha.

02:11:27.640 Now we're doing ESGs and, you know, fourth industrial revolution shit.

02:11:30.640 That's what they're saying.

02:11:31.640 But it's not, it's not good enough.

02:11:32.640 We have to go back further.

02:11:33.640 Think, think further back, you know, to, to return to something that wasn't a good version of America.

02:11:38.640 And you can, there was other similar things that you could talk about happening in European countries, right?

02:11:43.640 Anyway, so we'll get into that a little bit more.

02:11:46.640 I think tomorrow is a good time to talk about that.

02:11:48.640 But thank you, Black Phillip.

02:11:49.640 I always felt that, I always felt it was this two steps forward, one step back, or maybe 20 steps forward, three steps back, or whatever, you know, however you want to view that.

02:11:59.640 That the pride LGBT thing is so insane over the top that there will be a pushback, but we will just fall back two, three steps.

02:12:07.640 And they'll say, oh, can we just fall back to the normal kind of gay things we used to?

02:12:12.640 Do you see what I'm saying?

02:12:13.640 And it's like, no, that, that's a win for them still.

02:12:16.640 You know what I mean?

02:12:17.640 Need to, need to go way, think further back.

02:12:19.640 You know what I mean?

02:12:20.640 Think way further back.

02:12:21.640 All right, and Black Phillip again, Henrik, I know there's a lot of joy on our side seeing Ukrainians lose big, but for the, no, I disagree with the framing.

02:12:32.640 I know what you're saying, but I'll read your whole thing.

02:12:35.640 I don't, I don't enjoy seeing Ukrainians lose.

02:12:38.640 I, I enjoy seeing those who are controlling Ukraine and are using Ukrainians lose.

02:12:44.640 That's what I would say.

02:12:45.640 But, Evan, let me read the rest of your comment here.

02:12:48.640 I know there's a lot of joy on our side seeing Ukrainians lose big, but for the average citizens, it's disastrous.

02:12:54.640 They might have lost half of their population, 25 million since 1991.

02:12:58.640 Tragic.

02:12:59.640 It is tragic, but that's what I'm saying.

02:13:00.640 It's like, that's why I want the war to end.

02:13:02.640 You know what I mean?

02:13:03.640 I, I, this shouldn't go on.

02:13:05.640 There should be negotiations.

02:13:06.640 Solve the eastern part of Ukraine.

02:13:08.640 Whatever they, you know, what does Russia want to have?

02:13:11.640 They want to have autonomous local governments, I assume.

02:13:15.640 I could be wrong on this.

02:13:17.640 And they don't want to be under thumb of Ukraine.

02:13:19.640 They don't want them to join NATO and these kinds of things, which I generally think, anyway, would have been good for the Ukrainian people.

02:13:24.640 But now the globalist shitbags and the global homos are using Ukraine and Ukrainians, first and foremost, in their proxy war.

02:13:34.640 And that's what is tragic to me.

02:13:36.640 I don't want to see them escape their country.

02:13:38.640 I don't want to see them run away.

02:13:39.640 But guess what's going to happen if you keep feeding them arms?

02:13:42.640 If you keep extending what probably will be the inevitable.

02:13:47.640 We'll see what happens.

02:13:48.640 I don't want to have a crystal ball, but what it looks like is Russia could dig in.

02:13:51.640 They can do this for decades to come if they have to.

02:13:54.640 And slowly just bomb and keep producing munitions.

02:13:57.640 You know, we'll see what happens, right?

02:13:59.640 And maybe there will be a massive conflict, but what I'm saying is it needs to end now.

02:14:05.640 We don't have any refugees fleeing from Ukraine into other European nations.

02:14:09.640 I'm happy to help them.

02:14:10.640 We should help them.

02:14:11.640 But I'm saying it's a travesty that they have to leave their ethnic homelands.

02:14:16.640 You know what I mean?

02:14:17.640 And it should never have happened.

02:14:18.640 And therefore, the Westerns back it, which you know it's not founded on the fact that

02:14:22.640 now all of a sudden we can be hyper-nationalist, ultra-nationalistic.

02:14:26.640 They even look the other way for national socialist groups in the West

02:14:30.640 to just secure this battle against Russia.

02:14:33.640 It's so hypocritical.

02:14:34.640 It's so disgusting seeing that.

02:14:36.640 And that's what I'm against anyway.

02:14:37.640 I could speak for anyone else, but that's what I'm against.

02:14:40.640 And it doesn't make, as I said before, Russia the good guy.

02:14:43.640 But just looking at it objectively, it looks like they're the more sensible party.

02:14:48.640 You know what I mean?

02:14:49.640 All right.

02:14:50.640 Anyway, let me wrap up right there.

02:14:54.640 QECAP says, Great show, Henrik.

02:14:57.640 Thank you.

02:14:58.640 Thank you for the support.

02:14:59.640 I appreciate this from you as well.

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Red Ice TV - June 02, 2023

No-Go Zone： Falling Down, NATO, Sweden, Serbia, Cows, ESGs & BlackRock

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