Red Ice TV - No-Go Zone： Nord Stream Explosion, An Act of Terrorism & Insane Escalation

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00:05:29.860 here and uh look at some of the footage here that came out first this is from the uh this is the

00:05:35.940 danish uh military here i thought it was a swedish first uh but this is the danish military who uh

00:05:42.980 caught this um and there was early you know kind of indications that uh there was some kind of uh

00:05:52.180 explosion that took place and this has of course been way too um you know too obvious right it's

00:05:58.500 it's been so obvious in fact that this is that this is you know an explosion and and a man-made

00:06:04.900 one and not an accident uh that at least today we've gotten some headlines uh out from um you

00:06:11.460 know the uk intelligence but of course denmark and sweden's mentioned it even yesterday and said this

00:06:16.740 looks to be a a deliberate attack there's no question about that that's not an accident right

00:06:21.860 the sun had a story on this too uh immediately of course the blame was shifted onto putin and russia

00:06:27.860 and as we go through here the show you have to keep that in mind of like well who who seeks to

00:06:32.420 benefit the most who who stands to gain uh from this situation and in fact when it comes to uh russia

00:06:38.420 and putin if they wanted to stop gas to europe they could have simply just uh cut it off as they did

00:06:47.700 from their end we have some clips with putin later talking about this too i think it's frankly absurd

00:06:52.660 it is it is it totally impossible no you know you always got to leave the door open

00:06:58.900 but i think it's the usual suspects and we'll get into that right uh but they had some photos of this

00:07:04.020 as well some of the military denmark reveal a picture of the leak taken from above showing the sea

00:07:09.300 uh writhing is that the name writhing with gas and of course this is i mean even environmentally right

00:07:16.340 this is uh eco-terrorism you could call it right essentially uh here's the map of where this is

00:07:22.660 they call it a gas leak here on the sun but that's of course not uh not accurate this is a uh well now

00:07:28.180 it's a gas leak but it's an intention intentional explosion uh that took place and we did have some

00:07:35.540 military activity in the area as well we'll take a look at that in a little bit it's very close

00:07:40.660 close to the uh danish ireland island of bornholm beautiful place by the way bornholm lovely island

00:07:49.060 not too far away from from sweden now this is in international waters but of course it's you know

00:07:55.140 it's equally close to uh poland as it is to denmark it's close to to sweden as well uh to be honest it's

00:08:03.540 right right in that region nordstrom now there was two explosions and nordstrom one had all already

00:08:11.140 been kind of decommissioned nordstrom 2 was still actually sending gas that's of course why it's still

00:08:17.060 bubbling up and you have to understand a little bit the backdrop to this as well we did a did a video

00:08:24.340 in the latest weekend warrior show or a segment i should say in the latest weekend warrior show

00:08:28.980 about the energy crisis and the manufactured energy crisis on top of that the ukraine russia situation

00:08:35.940 have of course played beautifully into this uh be it intentional or not those who seek to

00:08:42.900 kind of uh take us towards the the net zero kind of agenda and rehauling the whole energy system have

00:08:48.500 jumped on this opportunity and say this is wonderful for us now we can bring in the chaos and the crisis

00:08:54.500 that's necessary to get people to accept the the new solutions which is going to be the the green

00:09:00.100 energy and the green solution to everything and of course we don't have anything to to back things

00:09:04.260 up right now we're basically going into a period of of scarcity fortune had this uh story you really

00:09:10.980 don't understand how bad it could get in europe this year and i go i go through it in more detail

00:09:15.540 in the weekend warrior show the latest ones so check that out but the bot let me read the the end

00:09:20.420 portion here too they talk about a wild west scenario in in europe right the brunt of winter has yet to

00:09:26.340 hit but tensions and this is before you know anything came out about the uh explosion here at the north

00:09:31.460 stream uh but tension is already starting to emerge leaving politicians with some tough choices

00:09:37.460 if the situation deteriorates every european country is in for a wild west scenario uh uh

00:09:44.260 uh burial this is one of the uh international energy agency guys they're one of the the watchdogs

00:09:52.020 there uh said the energy crisis could go one of two ways eu and members will work in solidarity

00:09:59.300 supporting each other or there's another scenario if everybody is for himself cracks between traditional

00:10:06.020 eu allies have already begun to show last month scandinavian neighbors heavily criticized

00:10:12.100 norway europe's leading domestic natural gas producer for its decision to curb energy exports in

00:10:18.340 an effort to protect norwegian consumers now they had this was a um hyperlink on the ford website website

00:10:26.900 and if you clicked in on that it basically just talked about the situation with the lower rain

00:10:32.260 this summer and and spring in norway uh pretending to hydropower and so because of this they decided to

00:10:39.300 like not sell as much to other countries and they've kind of scaled back but it's a little bit of a

00:10:44.180 misnomer because of course what we're interested in is the gas production that norway has done and of

00:10:48.980 course coincidentally it just happens to be we have the story a little bit later here the same day that

00:10:54.180 the attack on the nord stream pipeline occurs the explosion we have the inauguration of something

00:11:00.100 called the baltic pipeline that takes natural gas from norway to poland and of course from poland

00:11:07.300 is being distributed to other neighbors right so you have a direct competitor and i'm not trying to

00:11:10.980 say that this is norway behind this but i'm saying it's a re uh you know a reshuffling of the energy

00:11:17.700 here that's happening and uh norway is now going to be a much bigger producer which which i assumed

00:11:23.780 right so when i read this was like wait a minute why did they back why would they do this this doesn't

00:11:27.540 make sense um anyway says there and if christ if rising electrical bills combined with a wave of

00:11:33.380 unemployment and economic downturn the crisis could spill out onto the streets in germany the uk the

00:11:39.860 czech republic and elsewhere citizens have already protested rising electricity bills last month german

00:11:46.100 chancellor olaf schultz warned that high bills were a powder keg for society we can expect some protests

00:11:54.740 mitrovvans said this is one of the persons interviewed here one of the experts interviewed for the piece here

00:11:59.700 adding that europe could anticipate movements similar to the yellow jackets protests who emerged in

00:12:05.540 france in 2018 protesting higher cost of living and electricity bills european politicians have to

00:12:11.860 prepare for a very difficult season she said basically this is the next level uh to the manufactured crisis

00:12:22.980 essentially the climate lockdown it comes a little bit in a different way now they're pinning it on energy

00:12:29.700 and of course at the same time they can pin it on putin and russia and say it's all their fault while

00:12:35.060 of course uh in reality there's many more scenarios and and kind of dynamics that led us up to this point

00:12:42.900 when they're beginning to you know decommission their own energy supplies for the sake of of you know

00:12:48.500 making green and stuff like that right they they bowed down to the pressure from the green lobby

00:12:53.620 and then of course they don't have anything uh to meet uh you know to come up and meet the the the

00:13:00.740 demand uh as they cut down on electricity so the only thing they do is to become dependent on russian

00:13:06.740 gas and then when the war happens they have this insane hard line stands against russia which leading

00:13:12.420 them to basically cut it off altogether right so we've they our leaders in europe have painted us into this

00:13:17.940 corner and i think it's maybe not 100 percent intentional just that it's oh it's going to happen

00:13:24.020 exactly like this but they were hoping for something in this vein right to to be able to create chaos

00:13:30.740 create crisis in order to offer the solutions up and of course we know all all know what that's going to

00:13:36.580 be it's going to be a combination of a bunch of wonderful things taking us into the fourth industrial

00:13:41.460 revolution kind of thing right but anyway so lots to get into here and lots to talk about here's uh

00:13:47.940 here's um one piece from reuters i guess i can just kind of uh introduce it a little bit more to us here

00:13:53.860 as well uh europe is now investigating the attacks on russian gas pipelines now as far as i understand i

00:14:00.100 could be wrong on this but i believe it's both germany and russia that have co-jointly paid for this

00:14:06.900 the infrastructure for this right um i could be wrong maybe maybe it's all russia but i i think

00:14:11.780 it's i think it's not i think european countries have contributed to this maybe it's all partially

00:14:16.900 at least private sector money too and uh you know as they're seeking to make this you know for obviously

00:14:24.340 a for-profit endeavor so maybe they have invested some i haven't broken down the exact details on that

00:14:28.420 but regardless it's an attack on on you know vital infrastructure that's that's terrorism as far as i

00:14:33.780 you know can recall um and of course germany has folded right they're folded to pressure from the

00:14:38.180 greens then they folded to the pressure uh to cut off russian gas and now look at the situation

00:14:43.540 they're in right uh let's play this real quick here this boiling water churning above russian gas

00:14:49.140 pipelines is the result of what germany denmark and sweden are now calling attacks which have caused

00:14:55.220 major leaks into the baltic sea the two nord stream pipelines are at the center of an energy

00:15:00.580 standoff between russia and europe denmark and sweden released striking images a day after the

00:15:06.340 leaks were reported saying the largest gas leak had caused surface disturbance of around 0.6 miles in

00:15:12.580 diameter but it remains unclear what or who could have been behind the nordstrom pipeline leaks europe on

00:15:19.700 tuesday said it was investigating claims of intentional attack leveled by several countries poland's foreign

00:15:25.860 minister zbigniew rau pointed fingers at russia though without evidence we are not in a position

00:15:33.140 to reject the notion that this could be an element of russian hybrid war against nato the explosions took

00:15:45.060 place very close to the danish territorial waters but not within the danish territorial waters because if this

00:15:59.300 were the case this would be an intrusion into the nato territory sweden's prime minister magdalena

00:16:09.540 anderson also expressed concern we have swedish intelligence but we've also received information

00:16:17.460 from our contacts in denmark and based on this concluded that this is probably a deliberate act

00:16:23.220 it's probably a matter of sabotage christopher botsau is head of denmark's energy agency

00:16:30.820 it is very rare that damages of this type occur and now three damages have happened within 24 hours which

00:16:36.820 is why we are very worried about what the reason for this could be botsau says it could take a week

00:16:42.340 for gas to stop draining out of nordstrom 2 that ships could lose buoyancy if they enter the area and

00:16:48.340 has warned that because the sea surface is full of methane there is an increased risk of explosions

00:16:54.500 western countries imposed sanctions on russia after they launched what they called a special military

00:16:59.460 operation in ukraine this year moscow slashed its gas deliveries to europe in retaliation

00:17:05.780 blaming western sanctions for causing technical difficulties but on tuesday moscow also agreed

00:17:11.940 that sabotage was a possibility u.s secretary of state antony blinken warned that sabotage was a

00:17:18.260 lose-lose situation the leaks are under investigation um there are initial reports indicating that uh this

00:17:27.060 may be the result of an attack or some kind of sabotage but these are initial reports and we haven't

00:17:31.540 confirmed that yet but if it is confirmed that's clearly in in no one's interest the escalating

00:17:38.100 energy war between european capitals and moscow damaged major western economies sent gas prices

00:17:44.180 soaring and has sparked a hunt for alternative supplies while neither of the two pipelines currently

00:17:49.940 leaking were in use on monday the incidents will sink any remaining expectations that europe could receive

00:17:56.020 fuel via nordstrom one before winter yeah yeah this is this is bad right and by the way i forgot too

00:18:04.020 there's so many that's actually quite a bit of tangents here and uh angles of this to talk about but

00:18:10.340 they talk about the the the lessened fertilizer in this article here the less fertilizer that businesses

00:18:17.700 might have to cut uh production on things it could basically call cause the entire european economy to go

00:18:23.700 into a tailspin a downward downward trajectory uh which of course again would would take us into

00:18:29.940 that like oh this it just happens to fit the uh the climate agenda of what they wanted to do and of

00:18:34.180 course they're hitting europe first um massive crisis right good not over on entropy says when i saw the

00:18:40.580 pipe was hit i said in my head with a nervous laugh oh shit war is on nice knowing you you all lol yeah we'll

00:18:49.140 we'll we'll see this this could definitely um heat up pretty fast and of course that could very well be

00:18:55.060 the intention as well now ask the question and and here's a little more details on that regarding the

00:19:00.180 funding right because that's always an interesting thing because those who fund it probably wouldn't be

00:19:05.140 the ones who blow it up you would it would kind of make sense to to take that angle right uh cost and

00:19:11.380 financing here this is a wikipedia i guess you was always have to take it with a grain of salt no matter what

00:19:15.860 according to gas prom that's the russian gas giant the cost of the onshore pipeline in russia and

00:19:22.580 germany were around 6 billion the offshore section of the project cost 8.8 billion as euros by the way

00:19:28.820 33 of the financing was raised through equity provided by shareholders in proportion to their

00:19:33.460 stakes in the project while 70 was obtained from external financing by banks there were two trend

00:19:40.180 tranches of fundraising the first totaling 3.9 billion includes a 3.1 billion 16-year facility cover by

00:19:48.100 export credit agencies and an 800 million euro 10-year uncovered commercial loan to be serviced by

00:19:58.900 earnings from the transportation contracts a further 1.6 billion is covered by french credit insurance

00:20:06.900 company euler hermes 1 billion by german loan guarantee program ufk and 500 million euros by italian export

00:20:16.980 credit agency sace credit agricole is the documentation bank and bank facility agent

00:20:25.620 society general is in in tech inter-creditor agent anyway that goes on to the weeds and the details of commerce

00:20:33.140 bank you must see here what else is the deutsche bank is the account bank so basically it's a bunch

00:20:37.700 of it's all weaved into each other for nordstrom 2 the loan from uniper winter shell dea omv engine

00:20:45.940 and royal dot shell covers 50 of the project uh projected cost of 9.5 billion the rest is being

00:20:52.420 financed by gazprom which is obviously you know russia that's like as far as i know they're like

00:20:57.060 like like this with the russian uh government although after they after they uh privatized it

00:21:04.580 after the fall of the soviet union i'm not sure how much is this i know they created a bunch of really

00:21:11.700 wealthy um uh oligarchs of course after that point but then putin did kick some of them out uh he i mean

00:21:19.380 he did arrest some of them he some of them went back to uh israel you know things like this uh but

00:21:24.340 okay so so it's a bunch of different so it's not straight up like oh here's money just from germany

00:21:28.820 or or just from russia it's it's a big but again all of these have a stake in it all of the these are

00:21:33.700 all interest these are all uh powerful financial um you know factors i would assume that would um

00:21:42.820 try to i guess you know talk a country in or out of the the the benefits or something like this you

00:21:49.620 know what i mean um but anyway so so something to keep in mind there's certainly a lot to to be said

00:21:54.100 about that so we had this interesting uh a couple of comments by biden a while back if you've been

00:22:02.100 following the news you might have seen some of that but if you're uh if you haven't followed it this

00:22:06.980 could be good for you to know um we had the initial tweet by a polish i think he was for foreign minister

00:22:17.700 that's right poland's former foreign minister he is a sitting member of the european parliament

00:22:23.700 and he basically said thank you usa after this uh suggesting that this is a american attack

00:22:32.020 on a a partially i guess owned by another nato ally country germany and their infrastructure of

00:22:39.300 course is by russia too um and this could this could be chaos absolute chaos right he says by the way

00:22:45.620 there's no shortage of pipeline capacity for taking gas from russia to western europe including

00:22:52.580 germany nordstrom's only logic was for putin to be able to blackmail or wage war on eastern europe

00:22:58.180 with impunity well why would he destroy it then if that's russia behind it why would they destroy their

00:23:05.220 leverage and their ability to blackmail see that doesn't make sense but it was a i'm not saying he's oh

00:23:11.620 well that settles that this because this guy knows all of it and and he's the fight has the final say

00:23:16.100 on it but he is connected right he's connected to some of these people here here he is here radoslaw

00:23:21.460 zikorski right uh polish politician member of the european parliament minister of foreign affairs

00:23:28.580 under donald tusk in the eu he's also married by the way to um an applebaum which we've talked about uh

00:23:36.340 actually quite quite extensively in the past if you go back a few shows back early on that's not

00:23:41.060 the right one let me see if i can get that to return i guess that auto play it here let me see

00:23:46.420 if i can go back here yes this is the one right here an apple bomb putin's war on ukraine and its

00:23:51.940 consequences uh this is early on february 24th when this broke out right so this is the wife of these

00:23:58.420 this polish guy who said thank you usa and of course all these people are like you know atlantic council

00:24:03.780 members it's the american enterprise institute these are like neocon tide uh you know kind of

00:24:11.060 guys and gals essentially many of them are you know jewish zionists you know uh you can go go through

00:24:19.140 the list i mean an apple bomb is one of these people of course uh victoria newland who has been

00:24:24.500 trying to fuck over the eu for the longest time right and i mean they've used ukraine of course as

00:24:29.140 as a sledgehammer against russia using this as a proxy war uh you can go down the list later on you

00:24:35.060 anthony blinken now who's who's uh the the head of the state department and things like this right

00:24:40.500 they all have driven this very hard-lined um hard line against russia and you have to take into this

00:24:47.620 account it's it's a little it's a little network and an apple bomb by the way again the the wife of the

00:24:53.380 guy who said thank you uh america uh it looks like some of this if there is an operation from the

00:24:59.300 from from nato slay slash you know american military could very well have been run out of poland by the

00:25:04.740 way uh but she was pretty she's praising zelinski and talk about how great you know his jewish heritage

00:25:10.340 and how great it is and she went on and on swooning over zelinski uh in this interview who by the

00:25:15.220 way i forgot to mention this is on bill crystal's uh youtube channel right that if there's one guy you

00:25:21.060 think of when you think of neoconservativism uh these neocons it would be bill crystal right

00:25:27.700 all right anyway so it's easy to get lost in the weeds here but they're all little you know they're

00:25:31.220 all kind of interconnected to be honest right so so biden the other the other uh point in the tweet here

00:25:37.460 uh mentioned uh a while back that uh if they wanted to end nordstrom 2 they could this is in

00:25:44.100 it's in america's interest get europe more engaged in the war making russia an enemy

00:25:51.220 having russia and germany or having germany dependent on russia is a very bad strategic

00:25:57.060 idea for those who are seeking to destroy russia and uh and and that you know for the atlanticists

00:26:02.340 that that has been one of the major kind of um really goals over the last few decades is to take

00:26:07.140 control at the very least maybe not like physically invade russia but getting their guys in there you

00:26:13.220 know and getting their people uh to to rule it and getting them kind of aboard uh so this is what he said

00:26:18.900 regarding this this is back in february on february 8th uh this year listen to this let me answer the

00:26:25.540 first question first if germany if uh if russia invades uh that means tanks or troops crossing the uh

00:26:33.780 uh the the border of ukraine again then uh there will be uh we there will be no longer a north stream

00:26:42.660 too we we will bring it into it but how will you how will you do that exactly since the project and

00:26:54.020 in control of the project is within germany's control we will uh i promise you we'll be able to do it

00:27:00.580 yeah i think it's clued in on some things and we'll get to this too but uh

00:27:10.580 look germany has been america's bitch since after the second world war i mean that's just a fact it's

00:27:17.540 it's technically it's well literally it is an occupied country but technically it's not a sovereign

00:27:23.780 nation uh nation uh to be honest right some of the major military bases in europe is is in germany of

00:27:31.220 course such as rammstein and um they are they are not uh they're not their own country essentially

00:27:38.100 they're being run and i mean even you could talk about even countries like like sweden that even

00:27:42.020 haven't been official nato members have still been like running tons of operations and this with them

00:27:48.580 and the the the the the military presence of american military in sweden and the baltic have

00:27:53.700 increased uh you know over the years and and supposedly we're not part of nato and so but now

00:27:59.380 officially we're going to be anyway right so anyway we'll get to it here but here's one of the early

00:28:04.020 comments denmarker says that nordstrom's gas leaks were caused by deliberate act and could not have

00:28:08.580 been a result of accidents obviously cia warned berlin about possible attacks on gas pipelines in summer

00:28:17.300 this is from uh the spiegel uh the u.s central intelligence agency had weeks ago warned germany

00:28:24.340 about possible attacks on gas pipelines in the baltic sea uh german magazine spiegel said on tuesday

00:28:31.380 after gas leaks in russian pipelines to germany were reported uh big surprise so sometimes they tell

00:28:38.180 you what they're going to do and in some cases too that's the that's part of the deflection tell them

00:28:42.900 well we warned you about why would we be the ones who blow it up and we warned you about this right

00:28:48.100 no no no this is that's not how they play the game it's it's it's constantly deception and stuff like

00:28:52.660 that uh here's another one from putin then in response to europe's energy crisis putin said on

00:28:58.660 september 17th that if europe wants to solve the issue it can ignore u.s orders and simply just open

00:29:05.060 up the nordstrom 2 pipeline again just push the button and everything will get going putin said instead

00:29:10.820 what happened well someone bombed it right we actually have do i have putin saying that or is

00:29:16.500 in the clip here oh here it is this this is the one right here uh subtitled here

00:29:21.860 таким образом закрылся северный поток один но в конце концов если приспичило

00:29:26.820 если все так тяжело возьмите и снимите в конце концов в санкции северного потока 2 55

00:29:34.340 миллиардов кубических метров по году только кнопку нажать и все пошло

00:29:39.940 нет just push the button and we'll get everything going no instead they've closed it here they've

00:29:44.660 closed it there they can't repair it here that one was part of sanctions the new gas pipeline nordstrom

00:29:50.260 2 they don't want to open and yet we are to blame

00:29:56.180 the nordstrom one was closed a little bit earlier i think that were there

00:29:59.300 so three explosions i think two on nordstrom 2 right and one on one did i get that right

00:30:10.740 so as i said here nato right swedish u.s troops on drill uh troops drill on

00:30:18.180 remilitarized baltic sea island back from june 12 2022 to show you this that is like ample presence

00:30:26.500 in the region as well uh gottland is one of the islands right there in the bulk baltic there's

00:30:31.700 been some uh do they show a map of it in here no i've found it um anyway they uh have talked about

00:30:39.780 using this essentially from like where basically where you can have your airplanes on this island

00:30:43.940 right uh they've said russia wants to invade and take it over for that reason but then america has

00:30:48.740 been shown interest in like let's you know again that's why they for such a long time have tried

00:30:52.580 to get sweden to go in under uh nato's wing and now they get it right we have a bunch of left-wing

00:30:59.300 uh you know feminists essentially they've been charged in sweden for uh for for many years now

00:31:04.820 and immediately they fold to uh you know imperialist america and nato and stuff and they

00:31:10.020 all think well we'll be safer i mean that this is the reason why you would want a buffer zone a neutral

00:31:14.820 buffer buffer zone in the baltic especially that area like right between you know kind of more

00:31:20.260 traditionally like you know the western countries and then you have the eastern countries over here

00:31:24.580 and countries like finland sweden i mean norway has been part of member for a long time a nato

00:31:29.780 member for unfortunately for some time uh denmark but at least you would have the baltic like

00:31:35.380 they wouldn't have an obvious like allegiance to either side which you which you then would get a

00:31:40.420 little bit more uh neutral stance on some of the issues that would would occur right but so instead

00:31:46.500 instead they cower and they think oh we you know russia is going to invade this is what they're

00:31:51.780 talking about in the halls of the of of um you know the politicians and the halls of power they

00:31:56.740 they have they drive this line we played that clip uh or actually the whole lecture by a peter zyan

00:32:02.180 it's up in the member section right now by the way check that out it was kind of a very interesting

00:32:05.860 um uh very interesting lecture let me find it real quick it's in the red eyes tv section end of

00:32:13.780 globalization very interesting lecture but he talks early on in that presentation and we go through

00:32:18.500 that about like the only way for russia to defend itself is to go into poland and take over all these

00:32:23.860 areas and stuff and i'm not saying that's impossible like okay sure maybe they maybe they have maybe they

00:32:28.340 drive that line whatever but also at the same at the same time i mean they know that it's like if you

00:32:34.660 if you go on an aggressive uh path as opposed to a defensive one and go into these nato countries like

00:32:39.940 like that there's world war and that's it but people have again this you know one-dimensional

00:32:45.460 view that you know kind of the same way they do of like a you know hitler or something right

00:32:49.860 historically he was crazy and he just he didn't care they just wanted to take over the world and

00:32:54.900 kill everybody you know and that's kind of like that the one-dimensional cartoonish view that they

00:32:58.820 have of this and they're like i mean he's in he's somewhat smart right he knows some things he looks

00:33:05.380 like he's looking out for at least his interests of the country and so forth right but it's always

00:33:09.940 there's no he's insane he's gonna good just the march will never end they'll just continue to go

00:33:14.100 into all these areas and so gottland or gottland in the baltic uh sea have been kind of referred

00:33:19.860 to as like one of the pivotal like strategical important points that you need to hold in order

00:33:24.660 to control the baltic and the wider area when it comes to air air defense and things like this right

00:33:29.860 so now of course uh america is getting it that that's it under they're going to join nato and that's

00:33:34.100 that uh here's some other ones uh this is from the 21st of september it says the american military

00:33:41.140 is doing drills and exercises uh more and more often in sweat in sweden uh it's the headline right

00:33:47.060 here uh we did that one uh and of course we have all these auto planes that's why they don't

00:33:53.620 they don't show up here's one from uh nato allies carry out joint combat drills in sweden this

00:34:01.380 back in uh june what happened here let me go back uh can we get can we go back to that one please

00:34:08.500 no count you can't okay uh let me refresh that one more time let's see if we can go back no it's just

00:34:16.660 show me the the war of of that okay that's that sucks let me let me open that again then uh the point

00:34:21.860 is that i'm making to okay sweden is not nato members yet they're already holding nato drills and

00:34:27.780 stuff isn't that crazy i think it's crazy back from june right

00:34:44.340 i remember a while ago too this um nato drills in norway i remember i couldn't find the articles

00:34:52.180 again but i was remember the read they were uh complaining they were complaining the norwegian

00:34:56.980 people like living out on the countryside and stuff where they were holding the drills and

00:34:59.860 they were marching through their properties and through their uh you know their lawns and stuff

00:35:05.380 and apparently all the nato troops and american troops had like taken craps everywhere in their

00:35:10.260 lawns on their lawns stuff like that they hadn't like they hadn't like covered up after themselves it

00:35:15.140 was like a huge mess but uh anyways this is back in june and i'm just showing you that they're like the

00:35:20.340 the presence of american military have been uh a pretty a pretty hard line for some time

00:35:27.140 in the region so it would be easy for them whether they used sweden as a launching pad it most likely

00:35:31.620 poland to be honest in terms of what we'll look at uh next year right um on twitter here says someone

00:35:39.380 says here i don't know who blew up the nordstrom pipelines i do know that when solving a mystery

00:35:44.100 you look for motives russia has none there's potentially one little bit later we'll focus on

00:35:50.900 that unless unless again of course it could be like we'll blow it up and then we'll we'll you know

00:35:58.820 we we know that they will blame us but then we can kind of say that they did it as a false i mean

00:36:04.020 there are always those possibilities right so you can't close your door entirely entirely on that but

00:36:09.700 the fact is america wanted europe to be cut off from dependency from russia to get them involved

00:36:14.980 more hard line on their side so there's nothing like there's no leverage that they hold anymore

00:36:19.860 over any european country so that they can go to war i mean at this point the escalation is so insane

00:36:24.980 this act of terrorism is so i mean it just we have a bunch of lunatics that are running the show right

00:36:31.620 now and they don't give a shit about anybody but themselves they don't give a shit about any of the

00:36:36.420 you know of their countries that they're supposed to represent and whatnot and i'm sure that at some

00:36:42.020 point they would might as all go to war getting a getting a third world war in before the great

00:36:46.820 reset maybe that would be an even uh an even better way that they can rebuild everything i mean it

00:36:51.460 certainly looks like that's what they're going to do in ukraine anywhere the funds they've been

00:36:54.340 raising for that to build back better right to build back the fourth industrial revolution once and

00:36:59.220 if this war ever actually ends uh but to say the us though have plenty of motivation first of all of

00:37:04.900 course they could as i said they can blame putin this could help to escalate the war it could

00:37:09.540 advance even the green agenda like i'm alluding to i think the long-term plan here is part of that

00:37:15.380 this is the green you know climate net zero agenda weaved into this which basically is the great reset

00:37:20.740 um make eu more dependent on them and then you you know he says you can you can go from there but

00:37:25.620 that's not a not a i mean that's it it's fairly you know easy cut down and and fairly logical if

00:37:33.140 you look at it from just like don't try to complicate things too much that's kind of what

00:37:39.300 i've come up up with anyway uh and then of course in the region uh we had plenty of uh activity uh here

00:37:47.780 is just one example right we had u.s uh planes uh going there was ships helicopters uh days and hours

00:37:55.620 before the first explosion ever occurred some of these were actually right over the nordstrom 2 pipelines as

00:38:01.540 well uh it says here immediately before the first explosion on north stream 2 a p8 poseidon typically

00:38:09.780 used for submarine hunting flew uh flew from the north sea refueled over poland almost directly to where

00:38:16.660 the explosion happened about two and a half hours later uh and here's some other pictures of course

00:38:23.140 some of the flight activity from poland from uh gedansk i think they uh used as a as a base there were some

00:38:30.500 other vessels u.s vessels in the region as well uh here's just one that people took screenshots off

00:38:36.980 there was even a black hawk uh helicopter they were uh you know hovering over a specific region

00:38:45.780 uh not too far away from kaliningrad which is kind of the uh what do they call it oblast right

00:38:50.980 that where they get access to the baltic ocean russia uh from a little uh little island essentially of

00:38:57.220 of russia right there uh so i mean take your pick right in terms of like which which well which

00:39:02.100 ship did this do we have any proof and stuff and i suspect we're just going to get a shitshow of bad

00:39:07.380 information and misinformation uh from european and western uh sources and of course it's not that you

00:39:12.820 just can't take russian information either and just trust that 100 this it's it's a war there we're at

00:39:18.820 war and uh you're not going to get the truth from any from any of these uh uh sides right now because

00:39:23.860 they have their own um you know motives of of advancing uh what they want right you had a

00:39:31.460 story from sky news as well this is reposted by yahoo here leaks to nordstrom pipelines were likely a

00:39:37.460 premeditated attack using explosive devices detonated remotely says british defense sources it's amazing

00:39:45.140 how vulnerable the infrastructure is and due to the fact that we've had a little bit of a period of

00:39:51.620 relative peace i guess you could say i mean it's been war in certain other aspects of course it's

00:39:58.180 been war on the population there's been a culture war there's like you know we have a global elite

00:40:03.060 that have turned against their own populations in the west things like that so it's not that it's been

00:40:06.900 like oh super peaceful but like their liberal world order their progressive little utopia that they've

00:40:12.500 been uh selling to us and pitching for a long time uh because they've gotten so many countries right

00:40:18.420 under the little globalist thumb uh it's been like fairly balanced uh you know somewhat it hasn't

00:40:25.780 been completely okay but somewhat more balanced in terms of like you know geopolitical spurgouts by

00:40:31.060 specific nations and stuff like that uh but uh now that shows that as soon as that balance is kind of

00:40:36.180 upended a little bit you get some pressure uh the infrastructure that we rely on to heat our homes

00:40:40.580 and everything like that is super vulnerable and this could have happened in i mean

00:40:45.060 what if what if other infrastructure is cut off right what if uh you know cables are cut off between

00:40:51.300 europe and north america things like this right a lot of problems here that could actually happen

00:40:57.540 um says here a suspected act of sabotage partially by russia yes of course against gas pipelines in the

00:41:04.340 baltic sea was likely a premeditated attack using underwater explosive devices detonated remotely according to

00:41:10.180 a british defense source and they're going to lie their asses off to uh to defend and even if it was

00:41:16.020 even if it wasn't them they would still spin it this way in order to capitalize on the situation

00:41:22.260 and that's not just that's just like common anybody who's at war would would do that you know i mean

00:41:28.900 the source said any mines could have been lowered to the seabed on a long line dropped over the side of

00:41:34.740 the boat or placed next to the nordstrom pipelines with an underwater drone uh months or even years

00:41:40.420 ago uh it could have been recently too poland and ukraine have accused russia of causing the

00:41:46.580 ruptures that are spewing gas into the sea leaks that were detected on monday what about the marine life

00:41:51.540 we had a pretty shitty situation in the baltic already we had like algae growth uh you know during

00:41:57.300 the summers and stuff i remember in stockholm um and on the east coast of sweden there were some

00:42:04.660 this was some days or some weeks out of the year they recommend you not to swim there because it

00:42:09.060 was just like not you know not good for you as a human and stuff was too much algae growth i forget

00:42:13.300 what it was the exact details of it um what what's this gonna do to to marine life and and the area

00:42:19.220 and stuff i mean crazy and reminded me do you guys remember i was trying to find the footage of the

00:42:23.380 the mexican like the the like fire tornado stuff it it frankly looked like that but it was not like on

00:42:30.900 fire let me see if we can find that footage real real quick um gas leak on fire let me see if i can

00:42:37.620 find that yeah this one let me check out this is this is what it looks like but without like the the um

00:42:46.660 the fire right it hasn't been lit on fire imagine they did did that uh that visually that would

00:42:53.460 have been even more i guess impactful and powerful but this is basically what it is right

00:42:57.300 hot fire in the gulf of mexico just west of the yucatan peninsula those dramatic images of the ocean

00:43:02.420 of flame quickly going viral on social media some people calling it an eye of fire while others said

00:43:07.780 it looked like the portal to hell opening up pemex yeah anyway so that's uh that's basically what it

00:43:15.060 is i haven't measured the diameter around or whatever pad over on entropy says hey mr beginning we just

00:43:20.260 want to remind you that it's the 28th anniversary since ms estonia was sunk a mass murder yes you're

00:43:25.300 right and i yes i did mention it quickly we're going to get to those stories as well but thank you for the

00:43:28.980 the reminder pair uh pat in case i didn't uh it didn't remember that okay let me close that here

00:43:35.300 back to our uh order here uh of stories we talked about that one oh this one this was important to

00:43:41.700 play too so the same day before it was announced that the explosion had happened this story came out

00:43:47.220 from bloomberg nordstream hits uh uh they changed the the title but the video is what i'm going to play

00:43:53.060 the embedded video of what they talked about like some of the proposals of what it's going to be down

00:43:57.940 to for european leaders and it's basically like well basically we have to start rationing i mean

00:44:03.220 it was already bad but nordstrom 2 was still providing gas up to that point so we can like

00:44:10.100 you know have some a buffer right fill some up and have some extra blah blah blah now that's completely

00:44:15.940 out of the picture and now they've just exacerbated the situation even even more right and so this is

00:44:21.780 kind of like you said this is an act of war it is i mean we're at war or war already as i said but at

00:44:28.980 the same time like if this is america doing this and and europe is like oh you know nato and our allies

00:44:36.340 and stuff and and and we know that there's other interests that control especially the foreign policy of

00:44:42.260 a country like america we we know that it's like a bunch of rats uh blinking newland you know uh yeah the

00:44:48.820 apple bombs essentially these these neocons right that are still pulling the strings um and they don't

00:44:55.620 give a shit about europe it's just a tool for them to be used you could actually even argue and make it

00:44:59.380 make a a a case that america for a very long time have had an interest in actually uh destroying europe as

00:45:09.700 a kind of competitor really on the global scene as an economic opponent and you mean ever since the

00:45:16.180 marshall plan and the stay behind armies and the uh uh you know what was it called again the the

00:45:22.420 operation gladio and these kinds of things right going back to the 70s you've had a campaign if

00:45:27.620 if not directly by america at least by like nato forces which i would argue is primarily driven by

00:45:33.700 america um that have done terrorism on the people in europe to drive a political line they try to scare

00:45:39.700 us into submission and it reminds me of another thing by the way too remember all the crazy u-boat

00:45:43.940 sightings in the baltic right it was this campaign if you go back to the 80s and and into the 90s as

00:45:48.340 well in sweden every summer people saw you know you know standing out with binoculars but it was so

00:45:53.860 common that people we've been making fun of it and put it in movies and stuff like that at the time

00:45:57.940 uh like oh another u-boat sighting or a submarine sighting in the in the baltic right it's it's the

00:46:03.780 russians russians that are out to get us we have to join nato right now and of course a lot of

00:46:07.860 people speculated that these were actually uh american submarines and they were driving a

00:46:12.900 uh scaremongering campaign uh to to shift the blame onto russia uh in order to get uh you know

00:46:18.500 sweden to join nato and things like this and and that's now unfortunately eventually that seems to

00:46:23.300 have paid paid off all right so anyway listen to what he says here this is a i forget the title of the guy

00:46:28.340 um let's see he his name is francisco blanc uh he's a b-o-f-a what is that what is that bank of

00:46:38.420 federal blah blah blah something i've said a global research head of global commodities and

00:46:43.380 derivatives research uh i guess but listen what he said here it's kind of interesting uh both

00:46:47.780 regarding knowledge m2 but some of the options and choices that european leaders have and the same

00:46:52.660 thing the fortune article going back to that real quick mentions that too that basically like we

00:46:58.180 stand in front of two options and choices it's like start rationing or you know uh you know cut

00:47:05.300 down the supply obviously that's going to happen we have to buy it from other countries at an

00:47:08.980 increased price or start rationing and that seems to be what this is about now to certain extent it's

00:47:13.780 about getting us to ration and getting us even more i think involved in the conflict to a certain

00:47:19.700 extent uh against russia we'll see it's too early to tell but listen to this guy here what he says

00:47:24.900 kind of assessing as well uh throughout 2022 we've actually had a lot of russian gas coming through

00:47:31.140 until uh nordstrom one was was shut down in in june so we've had six months of russian supply

00:47:36.500 that have helped uh build those inventories now and and again nordstrom she was operating up to this

00:47:41.220 point we have to do the same thing again um in 2023 without those russian volumes that is the main

00:47:46.980 concern that that we all have uh for european energy in the year ahead how much demand destruction does europe

00:47:52.580 need to see with current gas in storage and expected supply to get through this winter well so i think

00:48:00.100 we're all going to have to turn our thermostats down we've heard from authorities um all over europe

00:48:04.260 yeah and there it is folks climate climate uh lockdowns uh i will continue to maintain that that's

00:48:12.820 kind of what we're looking at here climate lockdowns through a different uh means it's also a way to try to

00:48:20.580 buffer buffers maybe not the right time to

00:48:26.660 if you can if you can create chaos and crisis around war it's going to be more like maybe

00:48:32.900 justifiable to a certain extent for people like oh well it's at war and it's russia and things and

00:48:38.740 so maybe they won't go out in the streets and protest or something like that um but if they actually

00:48:44.340 start doing climate lockdowns this is kind of like a dry run to see how how do people react or

00:48:49.380 we're going to get protest but it's also this like but also oh we did we didn't have an option

00:48:53.540 there's no choice we didn't do this voluntarily it wasn't us who said well just for the sake of like co2 and

00:49:00.340 greenhouse gas emissions we're going to turn everything off or start rationing people i think

00:49:05.060 generally would be upset about that now it's like oh well this is it's wartime sabotage we didn't have anything to do with this

00:49:10.340 uh but i'm not saying the ultimate goal might be the climate thing maybe later on it is uh it

00:49:16.020 certainly benefits the war situation i think as well but at the same time this is a perfect opportunity

00:49:21.860 to use that to still get your goals through when it comes to the climate crisis and that's why that's

00:49:26.660 why i've said that the ukraine russia war that puzzle piece if you will as as as one of many on the

00:49:33.620 geopolitical chessboard fit perfectly into the needs that uh our globalist uh elites at the top

00:49:41.220 or our friends um wanted uh in order to justify their next moves into taking us towards the great

00:49:48.260 reset and the fourth industrial revolution back to the clip that that's going to be uh one one element

00:49:53.620 um we're also seeing uh factories in europe shutting down so we've seen steel production aluminum

00:49:58.980 production uh fertilizer um methanol even refining capacity in europe really a whole lot anything that

00:50:05.380 uses energy is being curtailed and is being imported um and then just general so more fertilizer shortage

00:50:11.540 as a consequence of this who do you think benefits does that does that ring a bell was that ever an

00:50:16.820 issue before this supply chain shortages food shortages you get the idea right this is a perfect uh

00:50:22.100 perfect piece here we're seeing also some factories uh essentially potentially being being

00:50:27.300 curtailed into the winter so it's going to be tough but but the real answer it depends on the weather we

00:50:32.100 we have to in some way uh as i like to say pay and pray um we have to pay up a little money to to keep

00:50:38.500 uh european gas pay up europeans pay up europeans and then and then pray just just just wish and pray

00:50:47.460 that the winter won't be as bad

00:50:48.900 fucking idiots these people they did this to us this is not an accident and a happenstance of like

00:50:57.540 one unfortunate incidents after the other it's by design blowing in from asia displacing essentially

00:51:04.740 um gas burn in japan and china and korea to be able to bring it to europe but also in bangladesh and

00:51:09.860 pakistan and brazil so that gas needs to come here and the second thing that needs to happen is we need

00:51:14.180 to pray for for for milder weather into the winter because uh pray for milder weather winter europe

00:51:19.460 asia maybe u.s would be uh very catastrophic for for energy markets francisco we have there you go

00:51:26.580 so just pray that's what that's the solutions they're offering us just uh just hope and hope

00:51:30.980 and pray that it won't be as bad but what if it is as bad you know then and cynical at every turn

00:51:37.700 right but then i can't help to think like what about uh what about weather engineering is that a

00:51:42.900 is that a thing here and if it is what how are they going to use that to our advantage i i think

00:51:49.460 they want to kill us that's what i think is going to be honest i think it's as simple as that uh lord

00:51:54.660 aragon says uh zog is at war correct henry that's right it is they are at war uh they are at war with

00:52:03.300 us primarily there there's some no petty infighting things here and there of course but uh but overall no

00:52:10.420 we're we're we're we're the problem as i say right okay so we talked about that one uh

00:52:20.660 biden approves a 1.1 billion uh dollars in uh additional military aid to ukraine oh what is this

00:52:28.580 is this the uh 48th no not quite maybe 37th consecutive week in a row that uh america is giving more

00:52:35.860 billions to uh to ukraine uh and here's russia denying nordstrom sabotage allegations and of

00:52:42.820 course they would do that even if they uh did do it uh i understand that let me see here okay this is

00:52:50.580 a blog that's generally updated quickly um let me see here if that was two netto allies still have to

00:52:58.900 approve sweden and finland's entry into the alliance this could of course speed up that process as well

00:53:03.380 yeah there was one headline okay let's move down time flow a little bit here then uh selensky speaks

00:53:08.420 with british prime minister list trust on russian referendums and more aid for ukraine yes so by the

00:53:14.420 way i saw i wasn't able to confirm that but someone said that selensky uh has hid his parents in an

00:53:25.460 eight million dollar mansion in israel during the conflict i tried to find some more info and it was

00:53:31.060 kind of hard to confirm but that was some of the at least rumors that was going around i wouldn't be

00:53:35.540 surprised if that's true but that shows you a little bit too of of the sides that are uh battling this

00:53:40.100 out here and uh that some of the people at least involved they uh have a backup countries that they can

00:53:46.580 go to uh so it's escalated here a little bit too oh it's a cnbc piece let me see here that's right

00:53:53.140 that's right that's what it was uh u.s embassy personnel let me see if i can find that that's

00:53:58.980 important here um they were asking okay that's see i hate when they do updates like that because

00:54:05.620 then you lose the headline uh yep it seems to have dropped off anyway the u.s embassy still has some

00:54:12.500 personnel i guess in moscow and they asked them to leave see how long this is in many updates it is

00:54:18.260 since it's lost on the here it is here right to it okay u.s embassy in russia tells u.s citizens

00:54:23.140 to leave the country as soon as possible in other words some kind of escalation seems to be happening

00:54:30.260 here um even more so than you have of course the the partial mobilization of military reserves

00:54:36.900 in russia by putin and now we have an attack on the pipeline it's a very quick escalation right now

00:54:43.300 and this could get out of hand very very quickly right we need to uh have people responsible and

00:54:50.100 they need to be tried for for treason if there are people that are uh you know at least some papers

00:54:55.940 should be beholden to uh western nations if they are the ones behind the pipeline because this of

00:55:01.300 course could lead to uh uh what could lead to starvation can lead to people freezing to death

00:55:06.180 it could be i mean mass death as a consequence of of of an energy uh supply cutoff like this

00:55:12.900 bulgarian citizens should hastily leave russia says the minister of foreign affairs interesting

00:55:21.380 and one more here polish foreign ministry issues advisory against traveling to russia and these are

00:55:27.540 recently issued right so this just this was the same day as the explosion happened uh so someone is

00:55:34.100 kind of a little bit nervous of where this could go next and uh just like per brought up in the chat

00:55:39.620 estonia ferry right this is back in um this 28 years ago now back in 1994 uh 852 people uh died

00:55:50.020 uh when they uh i i think they were they they sunk the uh the emis estonia i think there's no doubt

00:55:56.100 about that there's plenty of books on the topics we've done some shows on the topics that you can

00:56:00.660 check out in our archives if you want to find out more about that sometimes they kind of like to do

00:56:05.220 things on anniversaries and they like you know kind of play on that a little bit so it wasn't exactly

00:56:08.900 on the day but it's one day before uh this happened right and uh i mean it's a big story uh but even

00:56:17.620 bbc had have some like stories on on this where they're basically saying like that uh that there's

00:56:23.220 i mean there's explode evidence of like explosions in the hole and stuff and that the damage is going

00:56:27.940 outward like this and it's like uh it wasn't just i forget what that's called in english the

00:56:33.140 but yeah the bow door lock that's what it's the ship's bow door lock was one of the first things

00:56:37.540 that they blamed the whole thing on that they had failed uh during the storm or whatever new

00:56:43.860 underwater footage appears to show previously unrecorded four meter or 13 feet hole in the

00:56:48.420 ship's hull uh the three countries said that would assess new information which could contradict the

00:56:52.900 official explanation i remember they wanted to go down salvage the the wreckage and things and it was

00:56:58.020 like no we can't do that we can't pull it out it has to stay there it has to be we have to even

00:57:02.260 we have to cover it all up with concrete it was like all these weird things that were happening

00:57:06.020 it was something very very important on this boat uh that they wanted to take out so and this also of

00:57:13.700 course explains to you both you know the situation baltic is has been tense for a long time uh but

00:57:20.020 there is also we're talking about people that are completely unscrupulous and they don't care at all

00:57:24.660 about murdering and killing hundreds or thousands or you know probably even more now uh if if we have a

00:57:30.980 worst case scenario here this winter in europe uh they just kill people that that's what they do

00:57:36.020 okay all right so i wanted to make this point about germany as well um there's a couple of pieces on

00:57:46.500 rt there was actually one specifically i was looking for i believe there was two german politicians

00:57:53.460 that had basically like presented the the evidence and said like hey look germany is tech is not a

00:57:58.500 sovereign state it's basically a vassal state it's under the thumb of uh of america and stuff like

00:58:04.100 that and it's been brought up to the surface a couple of times and every shot down is fake news

00:58:10.180 and stuff like that right uh germany unlike russia is not sovereign u.s largely controls its foreign

00:58:15.220 policy and they control a lot more than that by the way um germany does not have the luxury of being

00:58:22.500 sovereign uh former u.s diplomat told rt germany and austria called new anti-russian sanctions

00:58:28.500 approved by the u.s senate on thursday unacceptable adding that they violate international law and

00:58:33.060 designed to benefit the u.s oil and gas industry and this is back in what's the date on this uh june

00:58:39.620 17th 2017 so this is years ago now germany threatens to retaliate to retaliate against the u.s if new

00:58:47.780 sanctions against against russia end up harming german interests they oh oh boy did that go in

00:58:52.580 the wrong direction on friday german chancellor angela merkel thank god she's out at least said

00:58:57.140 that washington has nothing to do with europe's energy policy however the sanctions bill has yet

00:59:02.020 to be approved by the house of representatives uh or the president and remember trump even said at the

00:59:07.860 time you're becoming too independent or too dependent on russian gas and stuff and of course although that

00:59:13.460 was true and maybe maybe they should never have placed themselves in that situation but it was

00:59:17.940 someone like merkel who uh who's who decided to decommission 17 of germany's nuclear power plants

00:59:25.060 right after fukushima happened and look i get it fukushima is not uh it's not very good optics and it's

00:59:29.780 bad uh but i mean they don't really have that level of uh tsunamis in germany's if you have uh intelligent

00:59:37.540 uh northern europeans you know uh in charge of some of these uh uh nuclear power plants it's it is one

00:59:43.700 of the safest uh ways to produce energy so just a fact might not even the most efficient and sure

00:59:48.820 maybe there's other things out there but at least in the meantime it's something we have right the

00:59:53.780 chernobyl uh uh bullshit happened because we have a bunch of incompetent commies that were they were

00:59:58.420 trying to handle that shit many other reasons for that too by the way and they tried to cover it up

01:00:02.180 to the last minute and was like a swedish nuclear power plant that had come out and say like hey we're

01:00:06.500 detecting high levels of radiation here what's going on what's happening who's doing this and

01:00:12.260 then it was like finally they were forced to admit like yeah it was it was us you know uh

01:00:19.540 germany has been america's bitch since after the world war after world war ii as i said

01:00:24.100 marshall plan all this all that stuff the former head of the west german military and i'm bringing

01:00:28.580 this up to to show you that it's like a german this could have been a co-joint military operation

01:00:35.780 by germany and america or by poland and america or by germany poland and america or whatever take

01:00:41.780 take your pick right but that looks most likely at this point until we have other evidence

01:00:47.860 uh so a former head of the west german military intelligence has issued a book revealing secret

01:00:52.260 details of a 1949 us german treaty aligning america and its allies uh alleging sorry alleging america and

01:00:59.540 its allies have been deliberately suppressing the nation's sovereignty yeah you don't say 20 years after the

01:01:04.900 berlin wall fell and the most uh painful wounds have been healed there seems to be no more

01:01:09.700 uncomfortable truths left for germans yet uh some still managed to come up with hot potatoes and the

01:01:17.780 biggest these days is is from the former head of intelligence services in west germany in gerd helmut

01:01:25.060 book the german card he claims germany has until now been controlled by united states and its allies and was

01:01:32.340 even viewed as a possible target at a nato meeting i realized that a possible plan was for the alliance

01:01:38.180 to hit the largest dam in western germany with a nuclear bomb if strikes had taken place a great

01:01:43.620 number of civilians would have died he claims in his book the retired general details a secret pact

01:01:49.460 he alleges was signed in 1949 between germany and the u.s and which will be in force for another 90 years

01:01:57.620 so yes that's i mean that those are some of the things we've talked about in the past too uh

01:02:02.900 they are not their own people essentially in their own country at this point

01:02:08.020 who who of us really is though to be honest right yeah so here's the here's the other one here's the

01:02:11.940 other uh take i saw on this let's see if this translates well here um

01:02:19.940 the russians who want to make the west more dependent on the gas pipelines that run through ukraine will be used

01:02:25.380 as a pawn in trying to force peace instead of continued ukrainian offensive in the areas where

01:02:31.940 the pipelines run

01:02:36.820 it's possible of course nothing is out the window right

01:02:42.340 it depends on what happens with the conflict as well it would be an odd time to do it

01:02:46.500 but if you do have pipelines that run through ukraine and you're seeking to control them

01:02:50.820 uh yeah i mean it's a possibility i mean you i mean you have to go back to even the syrian uh

01:02:57.620 conflict right and talk about um talk about what what what happened there with the oil and gas

01:03:04.020 pipelines right we can go back to the iraq conflict and there's so you know it's been hinging on that so

01:03:09.220 much the only difference now is of course there's like oh well we're away with uh with oil and gas because

01:03:15.140 it's bad for the climate um and you're going to see a pivot towards like what you know whole new

01:03:21.060 industries are being created in around the green energy and stuff like that right uh and it not

01:03:26.420 none of it is is really viable it's not really good options uh wind and solar and even hydro is is very

01:03:34.340 dependent on on seasons and the weather and what happens and stuff like that and it's not a really

01:03:38.820 secure way of doing it right but as we said before uh coincidentally we had the announcement of the

01:03:46.340 launch of the baltic pipeline again on the same day as the explosion happens right as from the european

01:03:53.060 commission here today the baltic pipeline was inaugurated at an opening ceremony in goly new of

01:04:00.260 poland the event marks the end of the process of the baltic pipe construction a key route to carry gas

01:04:07.140 from norway through denmark to poland and neighboring countries the baltic pipe will make it possible to

01:04:12.740 import up to 10 billion cubic meters of gas annually from norway to poland and to transport three

01:04:21.060 billion cubic meters of gas from poland to denmark the start of the gas transmission is planned for october

01:04:27.620 1 2022. so uh we'll see what happens is it's gonna i forgot to crunch the numbers here but is that gonna

01:04:35.620 make up for it is that enough is that just part of it i have to crunch some numbers here a little

01:04:39.860 bit later i saw it just before we came on live here but anyway so you so you have that i mean

01:04:44.420 that's interesting right the project supported by the trans-european networks for energy enhances the

01:04:48.980 diversification of gas supply in central eastern europe and the baltic states by opening new import routes

01:04:53.940 from the north sea to the eu the baltic pipe has been a project of common interest since 2013 and has

01:04:59.380 received around 267 million euros of funding of eu funding through the connection connecting europe

01:05:07.620 europe europe facility helping to complete the preparatory studies and construction works

01:05:14.980 necessary for this project blah blah blah all right

01:05:21.460 so what's the norwegians did it god damn norwegians can't believe it anyway there was some good

01:05:27.380 some good memes that came out as well in the wake of this i guess that's worth uh looking at

01:05:32.420 someone did uh this one we did it we did it joe

01:05:40.260 pretty good actually we did it we did it joe

01:05:45.780 if they would have included her like witchy laugh at the end it would have been even better right

01:05:50.420 but the point is they did find a russian passport uh floating uh you know right on top of the bubbles

01:05:55.780 uh so i think we know who did this i think there's no question about who was behind this all right

01:06:04.020 then we have this too talking about the escalation here uh u.s coast guard spots let me pause that

01:06:11.380 there uh u.s coast guard spots chinese guided missile cruisers and russian naval ships off alaska

01:06:18.900 a u.s coast guard ship on routine patrol in the bering sea came across a guided

01:06:24.020 missile cruiser from china official said monday but it turned out the cruiser wasn't alone as

01:06:28.820 it sailed about 86 miles north of alaska's kiska island on september 19th two other chinese naval

01:06:35.780 ships and four russian navy vessels including a destroyer were spotted in a single formation

01:06:40.820 the patrol boat known as cutter uh known as a cutter called kimball to discovered here's the uh

01:06:47.220 photo i guess from that uh a routine patrol in the bering sea encountered a people's republic of

01:06:53.140 china guided missile cruiser uh so many miles nautical miles of alaska the island uh the

01:06:59.140 kimball crew later identified two more chinese naval vessels and four russian navy vessels uh as well it

01:07:05.060 says here um while the formation has operated in accordance with international rules and norms we

01:07:12.740 will meet presence with presence to ensure there are no disruptions to u.s interest in the maritime

01:07:18.340 environment around alaska uh one of the guys said the coast guard said operation frontier sentinel

01:07:25.460 guidelines call for meeting presence with presence when strategic competitors operate in and around

01:07:30.980 u.s waters the u.s what was that crazy footage of them almost colliding and shit like this was that

01:07:36.660 i think that was a while ago right um i'll say you i think there was u.s and and uh russian vessels i

01:07:46.100 i forget what when when that was but anyway rings a bell all right anyway so that's that so point is

01:07:52.980 that there they this could escalate uh very very quickly you have other other weird strange things

01:08:01.700 um well weird and strange but just to show like to show how absurd it's kind of getting right we have

01:08:09.380 something called russka skolan in göteborg gothenburg sweden uh the russian school

01:08:17.060 and apparently today was it was uh uh blocked off after there was a uh a potential bomb threat

01:08:25.620 uh someone found a a thermos with uh was it was a putin like a printed picture of putin on it or

01:08:33.300 something let me read the details here yeah the russian school in gothenburg uh was closed off during

01:08:39.060 wednesday after um an alarm or yeah a notice came in about a suspect uh a suspected object the

01:08:48.820 principal found a metal thermos with a picture of putin and the text danger on it before the police can

01:08:57.300 could confirm that the object was uh not dangerous there was no no no no issue with it terrible um

01:09:04.820 stress and worry had spread in the school uh because of course they're they're doing this

01:09:08.900 against kids right this is a some kind of false flag or something i don't know what it is right but

01:09:14.500 apparently throughout the whole uh spring uh they've had a lot of people that are like calling and doing

01:09:21.300 threats against the school and stuff like that um which is kind of which is crazy to be honest but

01:09:27.060 that's that's also what happens when you drive a uh narrative of like they've done in europe right of like

01:09:33.060 totally like dehuman like russians are not really uh you know europeans i remember the german uh

01:09:38.500 presenters talking about that they might look like us but they're not like us and they're they're not

01:09:42.740 humans and you know all this weird stuff and like the the out of control um super pro ukrainian

01:09:51.300 nationalism and selensky worship and stuff like that has been a bit been like you know incredible to

01:09:56.100 to watch to be honest you know while these same countries and and same people in our countries

01:10:01.540 are at every turn trying to shoot down our own nationalism and our own you know self-interest

01:10:08.900 all of a sudden ukraine shows up in the map and everyone is just like hyper nationalistic for ukraine

01:10:13.460 uh so i could i could kind of see that that we've been creating some level of like complete um

01:10:19.060 hysteria essentially right it's like what you saw in america with that guy who drove over the uh

01:10:24.980 what he thought was an extremist republican man of the democrat it was like he was like 40 you know 51

01:10:29.700 maybe or something like that an older guy drove over like a a teenager or early 20 something guy i

01:10:33.940 forget what state it was in and you could argue that that's because of heightened rhetoric by

01:10:38.180 people like biden you know who talks about mega extremists and stuff and they think they're saving

01:10:42.260 the uh they're saving the world by uh by killing dangerous terrorists and stuff anyway here's here's

01:10:47.380 the the thing i mentioned earlier and again kind of hard to i wouldn't be surprised i know selensky

01:10:54.180 had like some huge villa somewhere in italy that he was like renting out for like 50 000 euros a day

01:11:02.340 or something ridiculous like that i i think it was something like that uh the guy's rich right he's

01:11:07.140 and he continues to to add i mean i'm not saying like oh he should oh he has money he should put i mean

01:11:13.060 but at the same time these people they will flee to another country if they have to when they have to

01:11:17.940 and the fact that selensky is is jewish means it's like okay is he gonna flee to israel if if

01:11:23.700 things just turn bad in in his country or what you know as selensky demands endless money from western

01:11:29.220 peoples in and during an economic crisis selensky's parents just bought an eight million dollar house

01:11:35.780 in risp on israel it was a couple of sources that showed up of them being interviewed by a local

01:11:42.820 rabbi and i couldn't figure out is this a the paper was based in israel that had the interview with them

01:11:50.500 but okay but are they in ukraine or are they actually in israel and it's kind of hard to

01:11:54.980 confirm if someone has some more details on that definitely let me know but i wouldn't be surprised

01:12:00.580 if um if this is true uh to be honest right and and of course they would buy some nice properties

01:12:06.420 in israel and and if and when things go bad they did the same thing in russia right some of these

01:12:10.260 uh uh you know like boris borisovsky and a number of other ones of the oligarchs after the uh uh

01:12:16.740 collapse of the soviet union and they started to privatize all these businesses and stuff and i mean

01:12:21.700 they became mega wealthy right and i think that's the inception of of something like gas prom i think is

01:12:26.820 is was that and they made so much money and they were like jet setting between like tel aviv and

01:12:33.220 london and stuff like that for a while right and then eventually some of them were were arrested some

01:12:37.300 of them were kicked out by putin and stuff like that and some of them he still seems to be doing

01:12:41.220 business with by the way too so there's there's um there's a lot on that all right okay let me know

01:12:46.820 what you guys think um who who's who's done it right who who's who's most likely who's most likely

01:12:52.500 behind uh the explosion on uh nordstrom uh two and one uh i think it's the uh usual suspects to be

01:13:00.260 honest uh i don't think this is too hard of a nut to crack but you never know we'll we'll see they're

01:13:05.700 all going to do their investigations and while they're ignoring some data of likes that we looked

01:13:12.900 at of what ships was over the region uh what planes were over the region what helicopters were doing

01:13:18.820 what in the region uh they might present us some other details and say well it was this uh russian

01:13:23.780 vessel and he came within you know five miles of this area and so it's probably them and stuff but

01:13:29.060 it is interesting that they mentioned uh that um this could have been planted years ago i forget how

01:13:36.020 many years the uh the pipeline has been under construction but but it's for quite some time

01:13:41.860 uh and again the uh consequence of this could potentially be uh devastating to be honest uh the

01:13:48.420 people responsible need to be uh need to be held accountable at the very least we need people jailed i

01:13:54.180 mean that's just that's just what it is uh there's no one but but don't hold your breath to try to get

01:13:58.980 that anytime soon hopefully hopefully one day eventually we can we can actually hold these

01:14:04.180 people accountable uh and we can inflict a proper and and just uh punishment uh both in terms of what

01:14:12.580 possibly could happen but also what the intention intended consequences was uh even if that actually

01:14:17.860 doesn't happen all right so let's go over to the situation i wanted to just quickly cover the the

01:14:28.340 hurricane in florida as well uh we have some other stories uh on the situation in italy uh and by the

01:14:35.140 way later today we have an interview with american krogan going up on the websites i did that yesterday

01:14:40.580 i intended to get up last night but i didn't i didn't finalize it in time uh so we'll go up a little

01:14:45.140 bit later today heads up on that we talked in the second part of that we talked quite a bit about

01:14:49.060 uh mel uh georgia maloney that the new uh pm or going to be the new prime minister in uh italy

01:14:56.580 talking about what she will be potentially able to do um is she going to be hard-lined enough is

01:15:02.100 it going to be enough to push back she'd said some really good things and she said some kind of

01:15:07.860 annoying things and she'd said some horrible things and we have a few more clips as a follow-up what

01:15:12.340 we talked about there in the second part of that today but let's begin with this part in regards to

01:15:17.540 the hurricane who's heading through florida and uh joe biden here told us that uh well he has a plan

01:15:26.020 you see the most the best way to survive this uh is namely to um brought to you by pfizer getting a

01:15:33.700 shot listen to this clear if you're in a state where hurricanes often strike like florida or the gulf

01:15:40.740 coast or into texas a vital part of preparing for hurricane season is to get vaccinated now

01:15:49.300 everything is more complicated if you're not vaccinated in a hurricane or a natural disaster hits

01:15:57.460 thank you brought to you by pfizer i thought they'd stop chilling for this but no there's a new uh

01:16:03.780 there's new booster out now did they combine it with the flu shot is that what they did

01:16:07.380 the super mega booster you know the one that's super safe and effective that was tested in eight

01:16:12.180 mice and they didn't release any of the data is that the one have you have you heard of that one

01:16:16.980 yeah that one is out now so you can go get that and uh apparently if you want to survive hurricanes

01:16:23.060 folks uh go get the jab here's some of the clips of what's uh barreling towards uh florida right about now

01:16:31.380 you have right now a storm surge of six feet in naples that is the highest it beats irma which was

01:16:38.180 the old record by over two feet and we are not even close to done yet so that storm surge threat

01:16:43.860 is not over and then even as the storm moves across the state look at all this heavy rain that goes

01:16:49.060 into the afternoon evening so it's a long duration threat and then the storm surge again up to 18 feet

01:16:54.660 possible in all of these tributaries that's really a huge concern that we have because all of this

01:17:00.260 water has to get pushed into there and then when you have rain it's got nowhere to go out because

01:17:05.540 all the water is still being pushed into the base so it's a basically worst case scenario for all the

01:17:10.420 homes up and down that region i mean it is flooding inevitable in those homes i can't think of a worse

01:17:16.260 setup for fort myers i cannot think of how you could design a storm that could cause more damage um

01:17:23.300 and that should be sobering because there are a lot of homes and there are a lot of people who have moved

01:17:27.780 to this area over the past decade it's a huge building boom and people who have not gone through

01:17:33.460 storms like this let's be clear west the west coast of florida has never ever seen a storm of this

01:17:39.300 magnitude hit uh in the history that we have going back hundreds of years all right so they're dry it's

01:17:48.900 funny right because now it's like oh you've a now it's you know climate change this is never the

01:17:55.140 extreme weather is back on the map we've had a very uh you know calm seasons to be honest over

01:18:00.820 many years now it was kind of insane there in like 2000 what was it like

01:18:05.940 three four five six or something like that forget the exact dates on it right that's been a little

01:18:10.340 calm calmer in some areas and not as bad and then of course now uh one uh one pops up

01:18:16.020 and uh now all hell breaks loose and this is because of global warming and all that stuff

01:18:20.420 and oh let me do this one more i saw it in chat there i think if i saw it earlier too of a plane

01:18:26.260 with no call sign that was visible and spotted over the area um i'll leave that up on screen a little

01:18:31.780 bit you can check that out i saw a screenshot earlier over two i forgot to save it down this is another

01:18:37.780 screenshot of one of the flight trackers right uh let me actually zoom in on that a little bit

01:18:41.700 of course it's always interesting when you have a no calls line and of course you could have that

01:18:46.900 you could have divers aboard you could uh someone said you could just drop this in i don't know how

01:18:52.980 advanced the technology would be these days i assume uh quite quite advanced what you could do

01:18:58.260 if you just can position yourself over it um but anyway it came as you can see that if you follow the blue

01:19:04.820 line here i think we this is potentially one of the ones we mentioned earlier too

01:19:08.820 coming in flying over denmark right uh landing in uh poland refueling taking a few laps and then

01:19:16.100 going out and it's very close is it exact where that is no i don't think so i think i think the

01:19:22.100 pipeline is closer to the island there bornholm if you if you see the yellow plane i think it's closer

01:19:28.180 to that than the red plane at the same time it uh if you follow the flight track line it's definitely

01:19:33.700 closer uh to that area kind of around the loop uh right there where i think we have the explosion

01:19:40.580 um so anyway so that's something uh food for thought for there thank you for sharing that

01:19:46.420 and shout as well i appreciate that all right uh here's some of the footage of the uh the hurricane

01:19:50.820 coming in right now

01:20:03.540 and here's uh here's a little bit more uh that was something in the eye of the storm the next one

01:20:24.420 is like when it was first kind of coming in

01:20:26.420 and they're talking about surges yeah up to up to six feet you can see some houses it's basically

01:20:33.940 like floating around and stuff like that uh they've left their foundations essentially uh

01:20:39.460 and it's looking like it's uh like it's pretty bad to be honest very very bad very bad

01:20:56.420 all right there you go some of the footage at least from there doesn't look good and uh

01:21:18.580 uh what do you think is it uh is it payback for uh desantis shipping 50 uh migrants from florida to

01:21:25.940 martha's vineyard is that what we're looking in here was this was just the establishment using uh

01:21:31.060 using harp to like a bombard and revenge uh you know try to screw over florida i don't know anything

01:21:38.260 is uh anything is possible at this point wouldn't put it i wouldn't put it past them they were trying

01:21:41.620 to investigate that as a crime we've talked about that before right uh wouldn't be wouldn't be

01:21:46.580 surprised to be honest all right so check this out uh crazy horse horse teeth uh jacinda arden the pm

01:21:56.580 from new zealand uh was in the united nations where she was addressing the issue of myths and disinformation

01:22:06.580 as usual of course uh but she was also talking at the same time about how we we love freedom of speech

01:22:13.140 right but essentially uh it it that's that's that's bad right we can't we can't really we have to be

01:22:21.700 able to put down what we have labeled miss and disinformation uh she said that it should be

01:22:27.140 controlled like weapons of old like guns and nukes listen to uh her crazy speech here this week we

01:22:34.420 launched an initiative alongside companies and non-profits to help improve research and understanding of

01:22:39.620 how a person's online experiences are curated by automated processes this will also be important

01:22:46.980 in understanding more about myths and disinformation online a challenge that we must as leaders address

01:22:55.300 sadly i think it's easy to dismiss this problem as one in the margins i can certainly understand the

01:23:00.820 desire to leave it to someone else as leaders were rightly concerned that even the most light touch

01:23:07.620 approaches to disinformation could be misinterpreted as being hostile to values of free speech that we

01:23:14.420 value so highly oh yes definitely that's uh that's what you're known for jacinda but while i cannot tell

01:23:21.140 you today what the answer is to this challenge i can say with complete certainty that we cannot ignore it

01:23:28.100 to do so poses an equal threat to the norms we all value after all how do you successfully end a war

01:23:35.940 if people are led to believe the reason for its existence is not only legal but noble how do you

01:23:43.620 tackle climate change if people do not believe it exists how do you ensure the human rights of others

01:23:49.540 are upheld when they are subjected to hateful and dangerous rhetoric and ideology right that's right if

01:23:55.140 it's if it's hateful well we should be able to ban it right away of course makes sense the weapons may be

01:24:00.180 different but uh but uh my free speech though of course but the goals of those who perpetuate them

01:24:05.540 is often the same to cause chaos and reduce the ability of others to defend themselves to disband

01:24:12.660 communities to collapse the collective strength of countries who work together but we have an opportunity

01:24:20.100 here to ensure that these particular weapons of war do not become an established part of warfare

01:24:26.340 in these times i'm acutely aware of how easy it is to feel disheartened we are facing many battles

01:24:36.500 on many fronts but there is cause for optimism because for every new weapon we face there is a new tool

01:24:44.900 to overcome it for every artificial intelligence right attempt to push the world into chaos

01:24:51.220 is a collective conviction to bring us back to order we have the means we just need the collective will

01:25:01.300 there you go all right thank you jacinda for uh revealing uh what your uh what your objectives is

01:25:06.580 and what your um what your true intent is right because i mean we know this is what she's done during

01:25:11.940 the pandemic it's been absolutely insane to watch and of course while there have been they have been

01:25:16.340 pushing their misinformation their disinformation which actually harms people they're seeking

01:25:21.140 to forcefully vaccinate people lock them in their homes put masks on them they're screwing over

01:25:26.180 their population at every turn uh i think she's right i think i think in fact we should uh we should

01:25:31.460 hold these people accountable for the information that they spread because we know that that's harmful

01:25:35.620 that's leading to hate that's leading to violence and problems and of course this is as true in new

01:25:40.500 zealand as it is in the u.s or other european countries as well and remember the u.s the the u.s

01:25:46.260 program so it was a good uh one to mention uh for those who are either new or can't recall these

01:25:52.420 things under obama they actually repealed the the one law that was on the books that was preventing

01:25:59.540 uh propaganda for i mean they could have done it anyway i get the point but it was like this

01:26:04.180 it was like this open like blatantly and openly just like yep let's do away with that and let's just

01:26:09.620 uh you know sell all our garbage um to to our own people domestically now internationally they could

01:26:17.780 still do this obviously there's no law against that they could they could propagandize anybody

01:26:21.300 i would consider a hollywood movie to be uh propaganda of course you know being sold to

01:26:26.740 to other countries and stuff like that uh it says here in that article for decades a so-called

01:26:32.100 anti-propaganda law prevented the u.s government's mammoth broadcasting arm from delivering programming to

01:26:37.220 american audiences but they did it you know to international audiences of course but on july 2nd

01:26:43.620 this under obama again so a few years ago now that came silently to an end with the implementation of

01:26:48.500 a new reformed uh a new reform passed in january the result an unleashing of thousands of hours per

01:26:55.060 week of propaganda funded radio and tv programs for domestic u.s consumption

01:27:00.420 so we know that we know we know what they're doing we know what they're up to this is not a

01:27:09.300 same tricks like they're always doing right so we should hold them accountable in fact and now

01:27:15.780 they're criticizing us for uh pushing back a little bit and immediately go we should be able to arrest

01:27:21.460 people that spread misinformation right uh black phillips says i was in a coffee shop this morning and

01:27:27.700 overheard three shit that women talking about the hurricane they said the citizens of florida

01:27:32.580 deserve it because desantis and trump don't believe in climate change yes exactly there you go i i think

01:27:40.500 it's like let's uh let's force them to to accept the issue of climate change by using this technology

01:27:48.500 at our disposal to push more energy into existing weather uh you know systems and patterns and and and

01:27:54.260 maybe that will convince them that the situation is really bad i wouldn't put it past them to be

01:27:58.820 honest um it we can't live with these people they they hate us there's no way of of of communicating

01:28:06.420 with them they're unreasonable uh and what makes it worse is that they want to inflict things globally

01:28:12.260 now changes sucking carbon out of the atmosphere uh dimming the sunlight these are actually actual

01:28:17.700 programs they're now not only being discussed but actually being tested and implemented so that we can

01:28:23.220 be saved from global warming the the damage that they might cause from this if these programs

01:28:29.460 continue and are successful is is completely we have it's totally unknown to know uh how how damaging

01:28:37.220 that actually will be it is absolutely insane you know all right um this this happened as well a little

01:28:46.500 more light-hearted stuff here but um actually no this is the vk one that's right i wanted to show the

01:28:51.780 where did that go oh here it is here it is that's right speaking of apple because it removed vk here

01:28:56.740 right check out this this is two this this is two actual uh push notifications that was sent out uh to

01:29:04.820 apple users here uh yesterday fast company quoting here uh niggers tongue my anus thrax was here two of

01:29:12.420 them i guess too exciting interesting um so they were hacked and that was one of the one of the consequences

01:29:19.780 of it and they quickly swiftly removed that and uh and they said that uh you know we we uh we we

01:29:27.060 this could never happen again and it was kind of funny but yeah so uh apple actually did remove uh vk

01:29:33.220 the russian kind of one of the main uh popular russian social media apps it's kind of like facebook

01:29:38.420 but for the russian audience the move is in response to ux uak sanctions uh apple's apple say

01:29:48.100 apple has removed the ios apps belonging to vk the technology conglomerate behind russia's version

01:29:53.220 of facebook called v contact from its app store globally in a translated statements on its website

01:30:00.020 vk said it apps are blocked by apple but it will continue to develop and support ios applications

01:30:06.180 in response to an inquiry how do you get them on can you is there still a way you can get them on ios

01:30:11.220 stuff it's actually pretty good i mean it's like we put our videos on there for a while we live stream

01:30:16.420 but now you know we're doing it to primarily uh few fewer sources we can consolidate the audience a

01:30:21.380 little bit but it's a it's actually a very good stable service you know but uh so of course they

01:30:25.860 gotta fuck that over i'm sure i'm surprised odyssey is on there still after some of the hit pieces

01:30:29.540 there i think bit shoot has never gotten there approved they had one on the android store for a

01:30:34.980 little bit uh actually might still be there bit slide uh which is decent um but no that they are

01:30:40.900 removing any kind of ability for them to uh they're moving any kind of ability for them uh to to to to

01:30:49.220 get out information on social media platforms and other channels and other means and other platforms

01:30:54.660 sites and so forth uh that is not 100 controlled uh by them and that seems to be the strategy right

01:31:01.460 all right oh this is kind of funny too well i guess we'll end on a couple i'm going to wrap up

01:31:07.620 here soon actually have a little bit of a thing here a little bit later that's why i did a little

01:31:10.980 bit earlier check out this this is kind of funny uh we got to talk about uh italy too but the little

01:31:16.900 more uh some more funny funny clips here let's just play check check out this this subtitle here oh i can't

01:31:26.500 play it now oh no let me turn off the uh let me turn off the shield see if that helps okay check this

01:31:34.100 out subtitled it's kind of funny actually memory they're they're horrible by the way horrible uh

01:31:40.580 shitting on us a while back there's a lebanese singer najawa kareem on lebanese tv

01:31:45.220 whoo golly richard gear

01:32:08.820 richard gear on the hood uh al pacino

01:32:13.460 show it i get al pacino

01:32:15.540 uh

01:32:16.900 bear would uh

01:32:19.300 men you go

01:32:22.260 i'm shakespeare romancito

01:32:25.140 juliet

01:32:26.260 i have the up to phone call on

01:32:28.100 obey good man now on i see some yellow

01:32:30.660 yeah

01:32:31.140 hello

01:32:33.140 unassist for his money okay so we're looking here a combination of

01:32:37.140 hitler richard gear al pacino and uh

01:32:41.700 uh well she says hugo and then she says shakespeare that's kind of harder to pin down i guess in

01:32:45.940 terms of shakespeare wasn't that many authors too or something all right uh interesting i can

01:32:50.500 can we get him

01:32:51.460 can we get a combo okay can't you put a number of pictures into like an ai generator that creates

01:32:57.940 one face out of many or something like that

01:33:00.340 uh but yeah so anyway memory that they shit their pants over that no i mean it's it's funny come on you

01:33:05.220 know

01:33:06.900 and they're like oh my god i can't believe this actually from a while ago but i saw it again

01:33:10.180 earlier

01:33:11.060 uh this is what happened uh over at uh vice

01:33:15.460 after they tried to made a sympathetic piece

01:33:18.660 uh about a sex offender that they argued should be reintegrated into society and and all that stuff and

01:33:24.660 uh that's that's how that's how the piece started and then uh this is how it ended

01:33:28.660 like we all out here in this world and we all gotta make it happen and not stopping me so like

01:33:35.140 i'm very hopeful and confident

01:33:40.500 after this interview ashiv sent a picture of his penis to our producer

01:33:47.620 that's funny

01:33:50.100 that's how it goes sometimes i guess when you try to make uh sympathetic pieces about sex offender i guess

01:33:55.940 uh i think at least it wasn't a pedophile but i'm we're waiting for that document i'm sure there's

01:34:00.660 been one actually already on vice they have had articles about it don't even not even joking about

01:34:05.060 that let me see i can find that pedo vice pedophile let me see if i can find that record

01:34:10.900 then i might have it it was something i think it's the stigma around it or something like that but

01:34:15.940 anyway once a uh dick pic sender that's uh that's always gonna be i guess right all right so uh in the

01:34:23.620 uk i'll have some other development issues for you uh since we've had a um

01:34:34.340 is it a revolution in in iran it's always hard to call it that because there's been so many

01:34:41.940 gay ops and disruptions right from the toppling of the shah you know from you know putting these

01:34:48.420 puppets in place and stuff it's happened in iraq and stuff arab springs seem to have been more

01:34:53.380 or less kind of some kind of gay op and stuff so this could very well be that too but you never

01:34:57.940 know it could be them who genuinely are sick of the government and they want to try to you know

01:35:01.860 take them down or out or whatever however as we live in such wonderful multicultural diverse

01:35:08.260 societies now in the west uh this uh this uh battle this demonstration this riot and protest

01:35:13.780 have now spread of course obviously uh to western countries and in the uk there's specifically a bad

01:35:20.180 problem with now iranians i guess writing and maybe those who are countering them there's been cases

01:35:25.220 in the west where there's people who still kind of defend and stand up for the current uh leadership in

01:35:31.300 iran but then other iranians are like going after them and targeting them this is like on par when we

01:35:36.900 see like kurds and turks fighting in germany or uh you know we've had these riots of course between uh

01:35:43.300 pakis and hindus in britain as well this is just another level to it it's like in england is going down the tubes

01:35:49.300 fast check out this here a little bit of footage here from uh london and i don't know exactly all

01:35:54.820 the people involved but i think that one is like a you know a regime puppet from iran i think or a

01:36:00.500 defender of it or something and others are like attacking him and they're attacking the cops too by

01:36:05.060 the way look at this here truly truly enriching here

01:36:18.260 yeah

01:36:26.260 yeah

01:36:29.460 Oh

01:36:59.460 And of course no no guns on these cops or anything like that. I think they have a taser, but it's like

01:37:05.860 Stop or i'll say stop again

01:37:10.820 I mean the the english bobby has truly just like fallen it's just like well oh well too bad so sad

01:37:18.660 Yeah, so i'm not sure what the context here is what what has this guy done is he is he defending the regime?

01:37:22.980 Is he standing up for them is he probably part of it, but he's led to london

01:37:26.180 I I'm not sure if someone has details. Tell me chat, but

01:37:30.260 Anyway, this

01:37:31.620 Regardless, there's like fucking iranian issues now like being bad loud on the streets of london and of course like the uk police

01:37:37.780 Have to like try to sort this situation out. They're being attacked by them

01:37:42.820 Are they gonna go after these people like they went after the the people who protested lockdowns and stuff hardly I doubt it

01:37:49.140 Are they gonna go after these people the same way they go after facebook posters or posting a a mean meme on the internet?

01:37:57.700 Hardly no, they'll get out they flee

01:38:00.740 Tail between their legs fleeing just running away

01:38:09.460 Oh

01:38:19.140 Fucking hell

01:38:23.540 Yeah, some said maybe he raped a child it wasn't uh and it wasn't british maybe that's why they're they're going after so I don't know

01:38:28.980 But I I think it's related to the iranian

01:38:31.700 Protest here's a little bit more on that they're out fighting check this out london september 25th

01:38:37.140 Oh

01:38:49.700 Oh, yeah, what a shit show, huh? Holy crap

01:38:53.460 Yeah, it truly is beginning to look like children of men you guys remember that scene where like they

01:38:58.500 do the the long like

01:39:00.340 You know one shot, uh, maybe there's many of those in the movie but like

01:39:04.020 Going through the protests and stuff and like uh, and they still in the movie try to portray like uk as a racist

01:39:09.860 Nazi country for not letting everybody and right everyone's you know

01:39:13.620 Lining up at the border essentially to coming to the uk

01:39:16.580 hugely overpopulated. It's just like

01:39:19.140 uh, like mujahideen style like, you know or armies arab armies are forming and they're like walking and marching through the streets and

01:39:26.980 With their weapons and shit like that

01:39:29.220 And they're just not doing anything

01:39:31.220 All right, so uh, one of the last things here we'll cover I think

01:39:35.380 Is the situation in italy

01:39:37.300 As I said look out for the two-parter with american krogan going up a little bit later here today

01:39:42.820 On the websites and on our channels we talked about maloney in the second part and obviously we have some

01:39:47.860 Criticisms of her but that doesn't mean that it's not a good

01:39:51.540 Trend it doesn't mean it's not going in the right direction

01:39:55.140 She has said some good things she has also said some

01:39:57.940 Uh, not so good things and in some cases it feels like she's kind of um

01:40:04.100 Maybe trying to defuse the pressure against her a little bit by responding to accusations and stuff like that, right?

01:40:10.100 He's so she's already have to

01:40:12.180 Denounce and deal with like in the fascist and neo-fascist accusations and stuff and I don't think she

01:40:17.460 Is anywhere near any of that?

01:40:19.460 Uh, but she's decent on some uh some issues to be honest, uh, here's one of them

01:40:24.660 Uh, she's talking about emmanuel macron

01:40:27.620 Uh, and I think she's approaching this exactly in the right way, right?

01:40:33.300 Now she brings up what what france is doing in africa

01:40:37.380 But at least she's twisting it kind of at the end of that that the reasoning is like

01:40:41.220 It's just kind of like just back back out and just leave them alone kind of thing

01:40:47.300 And I think that's a very good approach to do

01:40:49.700 I don't think gonna win over anybody but by arguing that like we should uh, I don't know what invade africa and

01:40:57.140 Or take their stuff for you know, whatever it is, right, but

01:41:01.860 Some people say well, just don't bring it up while you're cucking try to you know, look out for africa

01:41:05.300 But I think it's I think it's a at this stage is a pretty decent strategy of like saying hey, look

01:41:10.980 um

01:41:12.180 They they have they have their problems and stuff, but it's way it's worse with europeans involved

01:41:15.940 So let's just pull out of that and let them do their stuff

01:41:18.580 We do our shit and and she's spinning it into immigration, too

01:41:21.540 Which is very good. So take a look at this here is subtitle

01:41:23.460 But she's talking about macron because he's like, oh my god, italy they're electing a fascist. Oh my god, look at this

01:41:28.660 What she says here

01:41:30.660 Oh

01:41:34.180 Manuel macron

01:41:37.140 I can read this manual macron describes us as disgusting cynics and irresponsible

01:41:45.860 And here the italian press began to ask did you hear what macron said about us?

01:41:50.020 He's he said we're irresponsible. What a shame

01:41:53.460 The irresponsible among emand macron are those who bombed libya because they were concerned that italy would obtain

01:41:59.940 Important energy concessions with gaddafi

01:42:03.220 Based and left us facing the chaos of illegal immigration. We are now facing. Well, it's just it's legal immigration, too

01:42:08.900 But whatever

01:42:10.500 The cynics of emand macron are the french who sent the uh their armies police to return any immigrants trying to cross the border

01:42:17.700 It went the mcgillia. I guess it's the the crossroads between italy and france and most of all and because things have to be said, right?

01:42:26.260 Disgusting she says here

01:42:27.700 Let's see if it

01:42:31.380 Yeah, as if I said, right

01:42:33.380 This disgusting is france that continues to exploit africa by printing money to 14 african countries charging charging them mint fees

01:42:50.980 Are they doing that? Is that still?

01:42:54.180 Wait for it

01:42:55.060 This is a pretty good twist here at the end and by child labor in the mines and by extracting raw materials as it happening in niger niger

01:43:03.060 All right, you know

01:43:05.060 We're friends extract 30% of the uranium. It needs to run its nuclear reactors while 90% of niger's population lives without electricity

01:43:14.500 Don't come teach us a lesson macron the africans are abandoning abandoning their continent because of you

01:43:20.900 The solution is not to transfer africans to europe but to liberate africa from some europeans

01:43:28.500 We will not accept lessons from you

01:43:31.140 Is that clear she says

01:43:32.420 I think that's a pretty good is it more here?

01:43:37.300 I think that's a pretty good twist to the situation to be honest

01:43:41.300 um

01:43:41.860 You're not

01:43:42.580 You're gonna win over any kind of mass movement in europe at this point by like saying

01:43:47.460 You know, I'm not saying I could she have been brought up the other stuff about like exploiting africa because because it's part of the same set of

01:43:55.460 Talking points that the left uses, you know in their narrative against us as europeans, you know

01:44:00.500 Our colonialist past and all that stuff

01:44:02.500 But if you spin it in that way, it's not that bad to be honest

01:44:07.460 You spin it by saying like look they're intentionally making it worse leading to the migration

01:44:12.580 And look you could even argue that that's part of like actually macron and the eu's plan and shit like that

01:44:17.300 They've talked about that there are people

01:44:19.140 Lobbying for example the irish

01:44:20.900 Government that like we have to be we have to be

01:44:24.180 Ready to accept hundreds of millions of migrants and refugees from africa

01:44:28.420 They're gonna they're gonna give us new energy and reinvigorate an olding and dying population in europe, right?

01:44:34.020 It's the bono guy

01:44:34.900 I forget what it is behind the one campaign

01:44:37.460 Uh, he's that he this guy was I forget his name. He's heading it up

01:44:41.620 With bono, but he's there talking to the irish government and of course people in macron himself, you know

01:44:48.100 He goes to africa. He seems to be favoring africans in fact over his own french population

01:44:53.220 You potentially could argue that

01:44:55.300 The mismanagement partially is intentional

01:44:59.060 Creating problems and that's causing the wave of refugees in order to get the you know replacement agenda to kind of go through

01:45:05.460 Uh, but anyway, so so it's you know, maybe not 100% but it's it's a good start now

01:45:09.460 She did say some stuff that was not good a while back check what she said about the green pass

01:45:14.660 um

01:45:16.180 Not good at all. Look at this

01:45:17.380 I'm thinking for example. Let me let me go back

01:45:21.780 I can read that to you guys too

01:45:22.740 I'm thinking for example of the theme of the digital green certificate remember

01:45:27.060 This was one of the issues in in italy the green pass, right?

01:45:33.460 She says we were the first to support it

01:45:36.500 We hope it will be adopted as soon as possible

01:45:40.180 In a horizon of total reciprocity with all european state is it is a priority

01:45:45.780 And it is essential to restore freedom of movement and above all to restart tourism

01:45:51.540 I obviously want to say hello, and I go to the continued representative of the hell

01:45:55.140 What is that sounded?

01:45:56.580 I wanted to

01:45:57.620 I obviously wanted to say hello, and I go to the conclusion

01:46:01.460 Maybe the translation but wonky here

01:46:03.460 uh representatives of the health professions

01:46:07.140 Uh, you know fatality italia was in favor of that for health professionals doctors and for all vaccinators

01:46:12.500 And we get the point. I don't think that's mistranslated

01:46:15.620 You never know but uh, I think that could be actually what she did what she did say about it. Whoops

01:46:21.380 What happened with the green pass anyway? Did they I remember seeing massive amounts of protest against it?

01:46:26.500 um

01:46:27.780 I think they did implement something similar to be honest

01:46:31.380 uh, and I remember denmark was denmark is going in this direction too and I mean it's even

01:46:36.340 the covet thing kind of

01:46:38.180 initiated it and it was being used as an excuse but even now with it or without it

01:46:43.060 um, they seem to move move ahead in this direction anyway

01:46:46.260 Denmark's new digital id system risks risks locking some people out of society

01:46:51.300 uh, there was a new system introduced this is last week then this week

01:46:55.780 They introduced a new digital system mit id that became the default on september 22nd

01:47:00.820 However, they're concerns that the rushed phase-up of the previous system nem id

01:47:06.260 Is that as I would assume that as as bad then will have a negative impact on danes that do not own smartphones and the digital

01:47:12.500 Are and are digitally illiterate?

01:47:14.900 I guess danes will need to use the mit id system to access financial and government services

01:47:20.900 When accessing services like tax filings they will need to be

01:47:23.860 uh, they will be prompted to use the mit id app to generate a code for secure access the new

01:47:30.820 sorry, the nem id system

01:47:33.140 Also had a mobile app but had alternatives for those without smartphones including a physical code

01:47:38.340 booklet and a handheld code generator

01:47:40.900 There are alternatives to the mit id mid id app

01:47:44.180 uh, but finance denmark

01:47:46.500 their financial sector there

01:47:49.620 um

01:47:50.340 Which runs the system in collaboration with denmark's agency for digitalization or digitization rather said that those alternatives will not be available until next year

01:47:59.700 finance denmark director of digitization

01:48:01.780 Mikkel busk jebsen told local outlet politiken that the situation is regrettable

01:48:07.940 and explained that the code displayer and code reader has unfortunately proven

01:48:12.580 to need a larger amount of analysis work than we originally anticipated

01:48:16.260 the lack of offline solutions

01:48:18.580 will be a problem because digital ids are required for online shopping in denmark

01:48:24.420 really oh that that's right they have i remember that now

01:48:27.220 that's right we had something kind of similar in sweden if you want to use your

01:48:32.340 uh

01:48:35.220 no no that was not it it was just a code generated that's right okay well they've probably moved

01:48:40.340 over to that right now too um

01:48:43.700 concludes here the nem id will no longer be

01:48:46.100 usable for online shopping from october 31st thousands of danes could be left without access to

01:48:51.700 online stores including grocery stores holy ship

01:48:55.940 fucking x incredible

01:48:59.220 so they're moving ahead even even with or without the covet pandemic it set a lot of things in swing

01:49:03.620 that's for sure like and warrior says uh you must accept your enrichment bigot

01:49:08.180 that's right that's how it goes thank you uh liking all right i think we're going to wrap up

01:49:13.460 right there guys we're a little bit um early if you will today but uh we appreciate you

01:49:19.620 uh midnight sun says once an independent investigation proves that the north stream pipelines were

01:49:24.820 sabotaged by the cia for u.s sponsored dark ops will any european nation side with russia or are nato

01:49:32.020 members too controlled by the west to stand up and do what is right this cannot stand

01:49:39.620 i would hope that uh governments that go a little bit more center right even as as you know it's not

01:49:47.220 ideal or whatever but i don't know i mean i you you'd hope that someone like a maloney in italy uh

01:49:53.700 or if sweden democrats have enough sway over the government formed in sweden now after the election

01:49:58.180 forming a right block you know center right block that they had i mean they're they're pro nato

01:50:03.620 sweden democrats like the one issue that they could have like gone against all that stuff on

01:50:06.980 they they didn't they folded on that right so that's like

01:50:09.380 you know i'm just saying i wish that these governments would would do something i think

01:50:16.260 they're most likely to be in a position to do something about it uh but the question is if

01:50:21.140 they will nato has sunk their teeth so deep in many of these countries right now i would like to see a

01:50:26.580 nato an exit or not not sick whatever that would be called a nato exit essentially uh would be a great

01:50:34.420 movement to be honest because of course we're not more secure with it we're more insecure uh

01:50:39.460 with it and it's going to cause probably higher chance that we're going to go into a bigger global

01:50:44.900 conflict uh as more uh nations that nato gobbles up to be honest um thank you midnight sound appreciate

01:50:51.300 that okay and we guess we're going to wrap up right there thank you so much for joining us today

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Red Ice TV - September 28, 2022

No-Go Zone： Nord Stream Explosion, An Act of Terrorism & Insane Escalation

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