Red Ice TV - No-Go Zone： Symptoms Of A Dying Civilization

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00:44:13.340 point, though, the U.S. Coast Guard says it had a two-mile security zone both east and west of

00:44:19.480 the plant as other law enforcement closed off the island. Here's what a Surfside resident told me

00:44:24.880 she heard. We were in our house. We felt the ground shake and we felt it was like rolling

00:44:32.020 thunder. That's what it sounded like. My husband flew out the door and said there's an explosion

00:44:37.780 over the LNG. There have been no signs of smoke since we've been here. And again, we're told

00:44:46.520 all evacuations were done as a precaution. I just checked in with the Missouri County Sheriff's

00:44:51.260 Office just within the last few minutes. He said the island remains closed to visitors.

00:44:55.960 Residents, very few who live on Quintana, are still able to be there. Now, the facility itself

00:45:01.780 produces and exports a large amount of liquefied natural gas. In fact, it's one of the biggest

00:45:07.580 points for that natural gas export, exportation, if you will, in the state of Texas. We'll have

00:45:15.580 another. And so, of course, as as with all these things, right, you have all there's a shortage.

00:45:21.060 And then we've talked about the attacks on the phone. I mean, look, I get that there's obviously

00:45:26.120 that there's accidents. Shit happens. Right. But, you know, if you tally a lot of these things up and 1.00

00:45:32.720 sure, a few here and there could, of course, been genuine accidents or whatever. But if you

00:45:37.340 put all this together, it feels like someone is like striking strategically important node points

00:45:45.020 in the food supply, in the energy supply sector. Remember the hacking was that last year of the

00:45:51.260 was the Mississippi gasoline pipe and all that kind of stuff. Right. So apparently a lot of this liquid

00:45:57.320 natural gas is being exported to Europe right now. So prices are expected to rise there,

00:46:03.140 which, of course, is, you know, again, it's already problematic because of the tension with,

00:46:06.860 you know, the situation in Ukraine, the Russian invasion, you know, these kinds of things. Right.

00:46:11.100 So Zero Hedge here said a Freeport liquid natural gas terminal has had a small explosion.

00:46:16.460 That's one way to lower U.S. gas prices and send European gas prices soaring even higher.

00:46:23.700 And here's some more. Let's see. Did I go through this? Let's read a little bit of this,

00:46:30.220 too, because it's more related to the crazy out of control gas prices now as well. Of course,

00:46:35.080 there's this one zone in California right now where they basically are peaking out at 10 bucks.

00:46:40.260 But that is good. That is going to be the new normal. I mean, it's just there's no doubt about it.

00:46:44.580 Why? How do we know this? Because that's what they want. Right. They want to do away with,

00:46:48.780 you know, gas overall and oil. They have basically nothing really good and tangible to replace it

00:46:55.620 with unless you would go for something like, you know, I don't know, Takamak reactor. You know,

00:47:00.280 could is there some kind of development on coal fusion that could be had with your fuels? Is there

00:47:04.400 something else? Right. But basically, they don't have the infrastructure in place already to replace

00:47:09.200 things. Right. You know, Biden invoked this defense. What is it called? The production act

00:47:15.660 or whatever it's called over the solar panels. I covered that in the Weekend Warrior show.

00:47:21.420 And and they think that this is going to fix the problem or make up for it. He even I mean,

00:47:27.440 listen, he he even said in one of the clips and we can play out of here that it's the like the

00:47:31.900 strongest economic recovery in the history of America or something like that's what he wants to

00:47:37.840 what he wants to do. Listen to this clip. I didn't plan to play this, but it's related to

00:47:43.040 everything that's happening from the energy to inflation and stuff like that. Listen to this

00:47:46.580 crazy lunatic here. I have trickled down economics. It doesn't work. My plans are produced the strongest, 1.00

00:47:54.420 fastest, most widespread economic recovery America has ever experienced. With record jobs,

00:48:00.940 new record, small businesses and wages rising. It's the foundation for an economy that works for

00:48:06.780 working families. Because of that foundation, we're better positioned than any country in the

00:48:11.480 world to overcome global inflation that we're seeing and reach a new chapter of stable and steady

00:48:17.220 growth. So let's come together. Yeah, let's come together. What's matter? I won't matter.

00:48:22.560 Stay out of the the unifier, the great unifier in chief right here. Let's build on the extraordinary

00:48:28.020 progress we made. Let's continue to build this economy from the bottom up in the middle out.

00:48:32.820 When that happens, everybody does well, including the very wealthy. Yeah, that's right. That's right.

00:48:37.400 We yeah, it's not like we have seen the greatest wealth transfer in human history over the course of

00:48:42.360 the last two years. We we've we've never we haven't covered that or mentioned that at all on the show,

00:48:46.480 right? I mean, I know their plan is just to like cover up obfuscate lie diversions and just so that

00:48:57.760 like it just keeps going for as long as possible so that we'll just get closer and closer to that

00:49:03.920 edge to that abyss. And then finally, you know, it's like yelling, right? Oh, I was wrong about

00:49:09.640 inflation. She says all of a sudden it's like, yeah, anybody could have told you that like three

00:49:13.920 months ago or four months ago, six months ago. And here's just another story from Zero Hedge here.

00:49:19.200 You was refining bottleneck, the culprit for your gas pump pains, right? Why? Why do you think it is that?

00:49:25.140 Why do you think it is that the Biden administration that wants to do away with gas and oil and all

00:49:31.480 these things they want to have even the military, they want to have like electric vehicles for the

00:49:36.540 for the military by I forget what he said, like 2030 or something or 35 or something.

00:49:43.160 Isn't it fascinating that they're also giving the the gas companies, the oil and gas companies more

00:49:49.920 profit than they've ever had, right? Because remember, when all this kind of started really to take off,

00:49:55.140 and it was conveniently blamed then on Russia and it was, it was Putin's price hike and all that.

00:50:02.120 It was even before there actually was a shortage, the prices were driven up. This was a speculation,

00:50:08.420 basically, right? It wasn't actually a supply and demand kind of issue, at least not in the beginning.

00:50:12.440 Now, of course, there are shortages or intentionally they're stifling production, right? The contracts are

00:50:17.160 not being fulfilled. They're not even doing that anymore in certain, I think Alaska, I forget what it

00:50:23.480 was. We covered it at the time, but it was something like there's a X amount of new contracts each year

00:50:27.840 for new for companies to drill or, you know, maybe it's some of that is fracking. I'm not a big fan

00:50:32.940 of that. But whatever, you know, look at look at just looking at the situation, a lot more, you know,

00:50:38.200 energy was produced in America that was basically self self sufficient on that front for I think,

00:50:43.700 what, a couple of years into or towards the end, maybe after of the Trump presidency. And then now,

00:50:49.000 of course, it's like completely just out the window, that whole thing.

00:50:53.360 Sir Hedge says here, there's no quick fix to ease America's pain at the pump because refinery is

00:50:58.760 struggling to meet the demand for diesel and gasoline, sending fuel prices soaring due to

00:51:03.320 declining national stockpiles and fears of shortages. The latest Energy Information Administration data

00:51:08.840 shows that U.S. refining capacity is structurally short and down 1 million barrels from June,

00:51:15.820 or sorry, from April 2020, a month after the lockdowns began to 17.95 million BPD as of,

00:51:24.800 is that barrel per day? Is that what it is? As of June. When the coronavirus pandemic occurred,

00:51:31.820 demand for global oil was not expected to fall for a long time. And yet so much refining capacity

00:51:36.080 was cut permanently. Remember that time when oil companies were paying you to get like,

00:51:41.020 to get you to take barrels. There was like a few days like that, I think, or a week or something.

00:51:47.740 Goldman, Damien Goldman Sachs, I think that is Damien Corvallon, wrote in a note available to

00:51:54.300 professional subscribers that rising dislocation between crude and petroleum products prices finally

00:52:01.080 reflects the current extreme tightness in global refining, driven by seasonality disruptions,

00:52:07.480 as well as large capacity closures. He said refinery tightness would keep refined product prices higher

00:52:15.080 throughout the year. And also noted, more refinery closures are slated by the end of next year. Like,

00:52:21.440 they don't want to fix this. This is not the point. They want these bottlenecks. They want to have the

00:52:27.660 problems. And then they're going to be, well, we are transitioning to solar. That's what we want.

00:52:32.100 And all the vehicles are going to be electric. And somehow we're going to generate all this

00:52:36.520 electricity. And somehow the prices on that's going to stabilize too, which they haven't done.

00:52:40.940 I think the prices remain high in many European countries. Sweden had, I think when you did the

00:52:48.940 math on it, were charged more to drive your electric vehicle for the energy, for the electricity,

00:52:56.640 electricity than you were for the actual gas, right? Now that might have leveled up because of the

00:53:01.640 increasing fuel prices or whatever. But for a while, it was like that, right? Anyway, so look at

00:53:05.820 these maniacs here. These are the, I mean, our world is basically run by pedophiles. I mean, it is 0.99

00:53:13.060 basically that it's, it's kind of, it's somewhat simplified, but if you have a lot of people in

00:53:17.840 important positions, they're going to be compromised in one way. And most of that has been, as we saw

00:53:21.740 through the Jeffrey Epstein rings and his involvement, you know, as a big pedophile sex 0.53

00:53:27.880 trafficking, blackmailing, you know, circus show that many of these people are, are compromised 0.75

00:53:34.580 and many of them in, with kids, right? So now these, these alleged pedos at the EU lawmakers

00:53:46.220 in question here, um, have now decided to ban any new fossil fuel cars from a 2035 and

00:53:55.200 onwards. What is that? That's, uh, 12, uh, 12 years from now, 13, 13, I guess, technically

00:54:02.140 right? 13. Uh, that means my boys might never, if this goes through, and I mean, the U S is

00:54:10.020 working towards this too, but think about that. That means my boys will, will not be, will

00:54:13.940 never drive a, a gas driven car, which is just insane to think about, right? Look, if

00:54:21.960 there's something very efficient and new, I'm not saying like, Oh, we always have to

00:54:25.900 have, you know, um, carbon, uh, you know, cars and, you know, combustion cars, right? We

00:54:33.080 always, if there's nothing else we should never use, I'm not saying that either, but I'm just

00:54:36.080 saying, it's like, if there's nothing to replace it, why would you want to? And that's

00:54:39.920 why I play that clip in the beginning of the Tesla, um, you know, getting out the, uh,

00:54:44.900 the generator and look, look again, it's, it's like, Oh yeah, he's just recharging, but

00:54:48.940 it, but, but it's still the point. Do you know how many barrels it take to produce a

00:54:53.080 new, uh, new Tesla, right? And it's this virtue signaling garbage and bullshit that somehow 1.00

00:55:01.120 it's better to have an electric vehicle, but then they take nothing into account of 0.99

00:55:05.940 just look at the battery. We've talked about this many, many, many times, right? Here is

00:55:10.420 just one little example, right? It's a cat, uh, 994 H. It burns 1800 gallons of fuel in

00:55:18.500 a 12 hour shift. This machine is required to move 500,000 pounds of earth in order to get

00:55:25.020 the minerals needed for one single Tesla car battery. In whose world does this type of math

00:55:30.940 and green new deal make sense? Then it's the toxicity with the batteries. Then it's

00:55:37.360 the overall, you know, everything, all the other components in the car, whatever. You're

00:55:42.000 basically, it's, you're better off, you know, relying on, on, uh, on petrochemicals at this

00:55:46.780 point, you know, to be honest and you look, you can make it more efficient. Maybe you could,

00:55:51.800 there's, there's still things you can do. Uh, but this energy trap that they're putting

00:55:55.520 us in is, is not good, right? Not good at all. Um, and I mean, some people even theorize

00:56:00.860 that it's renewable, it's a renewable source. It's a biotic as they call it, right? It's

00:56:05.300 not actually, you know, dinosaur bones and plants from, uh, you know, the Jurassic era

00:56:10.280 or whatever that's producing this, but it's actually like a, kind of like a, well, the magma

00:56:15.880 or something, right? It's a layer between the, uh, the tectonic plates and the, uh, you know,

00:56:20.060 core, um, kind of like a, uh, like a ball bearing, you know, it's like kind of an oil

00:56:24.680 that's being produced. I don't know if that's true, but I'm just saying that there's, there's

00:56:28.540 some people that speculate that there are some of these like, um, you know, oil, uh, spots,

00:56:32.920 right? Hot spots. We have oil that actually keeps filling, filling back up again. Uh, and

00:56:37.260 there's some, they're on tap there. I forget where, I forget where some of these were, but

00:56:41.020 this, I was into this a few years ago, but there was like some specific places that had

00:56:45.260 like, I mean, just an enormous amount, uh, of, uh, oil in them and they've never been

00:56:51.180 tapped allegedly. Okay. So anyway, so here's the EU people here, right? European parliament

00:56:56.500 lawmakers on Wednesday voted to support an effective EU ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel

00:57:02.380 cars from 2035, rejecting attempts to weaken the proposal to speed Europe's shift to electric

00:57:08.920 vehicles, right? So that's the, that's the plan. That's the, uh, that's the great reset.

00:57:13.520 That's part of the absolute zero plan. And we've talked about that many times, many times.

00:57:17.500 And of course, even worse is the car's technology internally, how they can be shut down remotely,

00:57:21.480 kind of the on-star type technology, uh, the 5g, uh, you know, ubiquitous, uh, coverage of,

00:57:28.260 of constant, uh, communication with, uh, uh, you know, centralized node points and stuff and,

00:57:33.340 and, you know, self-driving cars and stuff. It's just like, we're just walking into a nightmare.

00:57:38.500 If you need to get away and if they don't want you to flip a switch and that's it.

00:57:42.400 Why do you think they're like, don't want to have an old school, uh, diesel or gas vehicle that's

00:57:49.220 has zero like digital and electronics in it. It's just like the pure machinery of the thing,

00:57:54.000 right? Well, you can't, uh, you, you can't hunt you down and put you in the pot and feed

00:57:58.440 you the bugs. If, uh, if you still have that. All right. So I think it's absolutely crazy.

00:58:03.920 If you ask me the, the move, will they be able to pull it off? I hope not. I hope there's

00:58:08.540 enough pushback and, and, you know, we changed direction to be honest. All right.

00:58:18.300 So check this out here too. This is, uh, more on Facebook and, uh, the metaverse. Of course,

00:58:24.880 we've watching this for a long time, covering this, this nonsense too. Uh, meta announces the

00:58:29.880 world economic forum will have a leadership role in the metaverse back in May 27th. Uh,

00:58:37.740 this year, the world economic forum is on track to be at the center of defining what the future

00:58:44.280 metaverse will look like by inserting itself in the metaverse creation early on. The world

00:58:50.060 economics forums, multi-stakeholder initiative wants to assume a leadership role in defining

00:58:57.100 and building the metaverse. Fake fact checker, Facebook meta president of global affairs and

00:59:02.040 former British deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, beautiful name has announced there's this tweet

00:59:07.840 here. Building the metaverse requires work across industry to inform best practices and

00:59:11.900 governance principles and ensure these technologies are built responsibly. World economic

00:59:19.160 forums, new multi-task multi-stakeholder initiative announced today will play a leadership role in

00:59:25.020 that work. And remember, Russia is still part of the, uh, fourth industrial revolution testing

00:59:30.900 ground, like the rollout that they have. I, you know, they removed all other kinds of pages of

00:59:35.260 Russia and Putin from the world economics forum website, but that's still there and on the back

00:59:38.740 end and they're still moving ahead on that behind the scenes. No problem. The initiative laid out in a

00:59:43.600 post on the Davos Davos events website is ambitious, ambitious. It seeks to provide guidance on

00:59:51.140 creating, quote, an ethical, inclusive, economically viable metaverse and presents

00:59:57.020 the link, or rather represent the link between businesses, regulators, civil society, and academia

01:00:04.180 from both the private and public sectors. Says here, the defining and building, uh, yeah, the defining and

01:00:12.360 building the metaverse wants to focus on producing governance principles for it, but also on something

01:00:18.120 defined as social societal value creation. The initiative's first key area is supposedly to

01:00:26.220 determine safe, inoperable, and inclusive technology and environments for the metaverse, while what

01:00:33.900 value creation means is not explained. Uh, these, you know, the Facebook's now met meta or meta is going

01:00:42.540 to get, um, nation status basically at some point. They're going to have roles at, uh, the united

01:00:48.720 nation or a seat at the united nations. Uh, you're going to see digital citizenship. I talked about

01:00:54.780 this a while back. I definitely think that that's happening. There was even, well, today, uh, they have

01:00:58.860 their own little court and supreme court. They have their own judicial system and they've been granted all

01:01:04.320 these weird things. Remember this, Disney had this in Florida. Remember its own basically microstate,

01:01:08.760 essentially. And that's being granted to the Facebook's and the Googles now. And eventually,

01:01:14.220 I think you're going to start seeing things like digital citizenships and people are going to be

01:01:18.840 part of these, these nations won't really be right. But then eventually that's going to be the

01:01:23.500 metaverse. It's going to be the digital artificial simulacrum version of, of your actual national

01:01:29.900 citizenship. That's how they're going to do it. Says there, and it will also outline how value change

01:01:35.760 may be disrupted. Industries may be transformed. New assets could be created and rights protected

01:01:41.120 with this already happening, right? With the NFTs and you have a, uh, what realty, I think is a

01:01:46.620 really big thing right now in the metaverse, like buying real estate and stuff. I mean, it's just like,

01:01:53.540 I don't know. I mean, crypto is one thing, but then this new, like, I don't know. It's just,

01:01:58.640 no, I'm not doing that shit. The world economic forum appears to want to get involved in create, 0.99

01:02:03.000 in the creation and through governance and regulation, ultimately control the metaverse

01:02:08.340 in the early stages of its development. The post recognizes that the concept could go in direct,

01:02:15.000 uh, in different directions and the world economic forum would like to direct it in a particular,

01:02:20.160 uh, in a particular one agreed on by those participating in the initiative. Currently,

01:02:24.640 the number is over 60, including big tech. The post cites statements from stakeholders, such as

01:02:30.540 Clegg on behalf of Meta and top executives from Microsoft, HTC, Sony interactive, as well as

01:02:37.460 Walmart, CJ corporation, not sure what that is. And the Lego group that's out of Denmark, right?

01:02:44.560 Uh, Animoca brands and others among the 60 or so stakeholders that are not only technologically

01:02:50.380 and corporate giants and startups, but also academics and representatives of civil society,

01:02:55.860 the world economic forum said, right? So this is going to be a, it's going to be great here. I think

01:02:59.660 that's enough for that. So you're going to go, going to go straight into the metaverse. And of

01:03:06.660 course, all these different, you know, tentacles are going to line up at some point, right? You have

01:03:11.520 the bank of international settlements over here. You have the international monetary fund,

01:03:16.780 you have the world economic forum, and then you have, you know, the, the, the metaverse being

01:03:22.520 created, right? And that's going to be just like one big circle jerk of like ESGs and multi-stakeholder

01:03:27.840 capitalism. It's all going to be, you know, they're going to wrap their tentacles around each

01:03:32.280 other and become in a state of dependency. And then they're going to have wrap those tentacles

01:03:35.740 around you eventually. So it's going to be no difference here. You, you, you're watching something

01:03:39.420 like Meta. It's basically going to be run by the world economic forum and their policies, right?

01:03:43.460 And I guess it doesn't matter because at the end of the day, the, the major, uh, the major

01:03:47.360 groups owning these companies are the Blackrocks and the vanguards anyway, right? All right. So 1.00

01:03:52.500 anyway, here's a, um, check this out. Here's some more on the central bank digital currency

01:03:56.060 stuff. This is from Davos this year and we didn't play yet. Uh, but it's the, uh, uh,

01:04:02.000 the managing director of the international monetary fund talking about the, uh, central bank digital

01:04:07.240 currencies, which is what's known as programmable money. Uh, right. So they were basically able

01:04:11.860 to determine what the money could be spent for, or if there's unwanted purchases, or let's

01:04:16.840 say that the roll out a kind of a carbon, uh, credit system, which also they talked about

01:04:22.200 at the world economic forum was the CEO of Alibaba mentioned that we played that clip as

01:04:26.080 well, but they're talking about like, we're going to create a monitoring system to ensure

01:04:29.720 that, uh, you know, you don't spend it too much. Uh, you know, your carbon footprint is

01:04:33.640 not too, uh, too, um, too deep or whatever the term is too, uh, too high essentially.

01:04:38.060 Right. So listen to what she says here about China and see CBDCs.

01:04:42.580 But we got there at the end, but China, China is the ultimate winner, but China has advanced 0.99

01:04:48.940 a lot. It has not internationalized, uh, its pilots, uh, but, uh, it is offering people

01:04:57.140 visiting China the ability to be part of the pilot.

01:05:01.220 The ultimate trial.

01:05:02.220 So, uh, I think, uh, China is telling us all that, uh, the world is changing and they have

01:05:10.280 done it very effectively with, um, private payment systems. And now the state is saying, wait a

01:05:19.220 minute, we actually want to have an upper hand in this, uh, world and they're moving. So we

01:05:26.220 better all be forward leaning on something that is moving so fast.

01:05:32.580 Yep. So there you go. So they've used China, right? Here you go. You, you create the system 0.96

01:05:38.260 and the overall structure and the plan and the model basically. Right. And then the West,

01:05:43.860 other countries can look towards China and say, well, we have to keep up with it. We have

01:05:46.560 to be able to compete with this or China's the, it will win in this year. We can't let 0.99

01:05:50.280 China win, right? That's the kind of motivating factor now. So they're used as a kind of like

01:05:54.920 a, a faux enemy. I mean, they're not, this is the, the, the, on the backend, all these

01:05:59.440 people are, you know, brown nosing each other, schmoozing and they, they all know each other. 0.77

01:06:04.040 They help each other out. They're all on the same page. They all sing from the same song sheet

01:06:09.640 as they say, but now officially they can look at you. Well, it's very competitive and they're,

01:06:13.880 they're moving ahead of this. They've been very smart. And for us not to be left behind,

01:06:17.180 we also have to do this. You don't want, you don't want China to win, do you? You know, 0.97

01:06:21.560 that's how it's being used. And not that I want to, or I'm not some, you know, cringe like,

01:06:26.120 you know, oh, China and Russia is going to save us. I don't have those ideas here, but I'm just

01:06:31.580 saying they're using it as a fake, like opposition essentially. Right. It's a Hegelian

01:06:36.280 dialect. That's how they do it. It's the team, the team's, you know, issue. It's always,

01:06:41.040 always two sides, pick a side, right? I mean, marketers realize, realize this early on in the

01:06:45.260 process. Like if you have, if you have a Coca-Cola, you've got to have a Pepsi, right? If

01:06:49.380 you have a, an Arsenal, you got to have a Manchester United, right? And it's like, you know, the two

01:06:55.440 major things that you, that really can be in this false competition together, essentially. Again,

01:07:01.120 because at the back end, it's, it's BlackRock owning all of them. Fox News or CNN, same thing,

01:07:06.120 right? Oh, look at the, oh, look at this. They're all, Tucker is attacking CNN again. You know,

01:07:12.500 oh, Brian Stelter is coming in hard. You know, it's, it's just a, it's just a, you know, theater,

01:07:18.860 just a theater, kabuki theater. All right. So, uh, let me tell you these, these an odyssey real

01:07:26.240 quick here. American life 702 says, Henrik, is there a way I can buy one of those red ice

01:07:31.020 sax and boar shirts? Uh, not currently the, uh, the store is down. We don't have any inventory

01:07:37.640 for it. And that's why we do have plans later this year to stock, stock that up though. So thank

01:07:41.560 you. We'll let you know. We announced it on the show. When's that, once that's up, I'm not sure

01:07:46.840 we're going to redo that one, but, uh, definitely some new, exciting prints. We might do some

01:07:50.180 classics if there's enough demand for it. Uh, John Kutarski says, thanks for giving us hope. Well,

01:07:55.440 thank you, John. Appreciate, uh, the don't over on odyssey. We're kind of you. Uh, all right. So

01:08:01.580 let's switch over to this. Now we haven't talked. Oh, actually, let me shoot. Let me show you this

01:08:08.400 first. There's actually a couple of things here. I'm getting ahead of myself. You know, this, we

01:08:14.420 talk about the, uh, the new world, right? That we are, um, thrusted into by the, uh, the, the, the

01:08:20.580 likes of the, uh, Klaus Schwab's and their front men. It's not really about Klaus Schwab, but it

01:08:26.680 could be fun to, uh, to, to crap on him as well. He's not really the one who's like, you

01:08:32.180 know, driving policy. He's a, he's a front man there to announce policy. That's, that's

01:08:36.940 what he is. He's a PR man, right? And, um, it's all going to be ubiquitous computing.

01:08:43.960 As we said, it's going to be a worldwide 24 seven, uh, you know, 5g coverage and all the 1.00

01:08:50.480 devices going to be hooked up to this going to be the internet of things. And it's going to

01:08:53.720 be, you know, wifi and that's what Starlink is about and all these things, right? But, uh,

01:08:58.040 something interesting happened in France because these are, uh, you know, wacky conspiracy theories

01:09:01.840 you're not supposed to talk about. All this, uh, this, this new technology is of course, um,

01:09:07.260 good for you. And if anybody is experiencing something which they don't like, uh, or they

01:09:12.260 claim it's some health effects because of non-ionizing radiation, well, then you're crazy. Uh, it's not

01:09:17.920 only that it's all in your head, you just, you, you made it up because, uh, you're, uh, you're 0.97

01:09:22.060 crazy conspiracy theorists. Um, so in France, out on a farm, a French court ordered 4g to be turned 0.93

01:09:32.800 off after 40 cows turned up dead. A French farmer has won his battle to temporarily turn

01:09:41.940 off a 4g antenna after he claimed it was damaging his cows, herds health. The administrative court

01:09:48.440 in Clermont Ferrand ordered the two month switch off after Frederick Salgas, Salgis, a farmer

01:09:56.440 in the hot lore, um, in the hot lore, Lorraine, lore, I guess it was, said that he suspected

01:10:02.180 that it was damaging his herd and, uh, uh, and health, the herds health. The court stated,

01:10:09.180 let me zoom in a bit more. The court stated it is appropriate to order the temporary succession

01:10:13.680 of the operation of this antenna for a period of two months, taking into account its general

01:10:19.280 impact with monitoring by the judicial expert of the behavior of the herd and of the dairy

01:10:24.320 cows in particular during this period. So this is maybe we can get that as a little, I remember

01:10:29.360 there were stories back in the day when 3g towers went up and this is one place in London. I think

01:10:35.920 it was called, uh, the tower of death. Like all these people were getting, uh, brain cancer in it and stuff

01:10:41.440 like that. Um, and oh, look at that. It's the same provider. Interesting. Okay. Yeah. Because

01:10:47.040 or there was orange was, uh, do had that tower, uh, in, uh, in, I think it was London, somewhere in

01:10:52.960 England, mobile network operator, orange now has three months to act in accordance with the ruling,

01:10:59.200 including stopping the antennas operation, but must ensure phone coverage continues for their

01:11:04.560 customers in the affected area. Yeah. How are you going to do that then?

01:11:08.240 Um, after the decision, Mr. Salguez told the French press that he hoped his cows would be

01:11:16.000 able to recover as soon as possible and call the case ruling a major relief and a victory.

01:11:20.880 Well, what happens if, uh, that, that, I mean, I guess they will just switch it back on if they

01:11:25.120 can't definitely prove that it was because of that or something, but it's going to be really

01:11:28.800 interesting. Let's, let's, uh, try to follow up on the story and see if indeed the cows has improved.

01:11:34.640 Uh, I think he even said here, the milk production had decreased after the tower went up.

01:11:40.800 Mr. Salguez said that since the antennas installation in July, 2021, 200, 200 meters away

01:11:47.200 from his farm, around 40 of his normal 200 strong herd had died and milk production had decreased

01:11:53.840 by 15 to 20% within days of the antenna being switched on. Totally nothing to see here. He claimed

01:11:59.680 there's no medical elements that could otherwise explain this brutal drop in milk production.

01:12:06.160 Philip Mulherat, the mayor of this, uh, Maserat d'Allier, I'm butchering that,

01:12:12.720 who had previously authorized the antennas installation testified in favor of the farmer. Good.

01:12:17.440 He said that he feared a catastrophe on a human level and this, and that his concerns were growing

01:12:25.680 for the 1500 inhabitants of his village. Yeah. Well, what about everyone else that's bathing, 1.00

01:12:30.640 bathing in 5g perpetually at this point? Yet the lawyers for the mobile operator affected by the

01:12:36.000 ruling, which as well as orange also included free and, um, by guest telecom, uh, said that there was no

01:12:43.680 scientific evidence. Of course there's not. There's no scientific evidence that there's a link between

01:12:47.280 animal health problems and electromagnetic fields surrounding mobile phone antennas. Like,

01:12:51.280 I mean, it's literally in like the find, uh, the fine, uh, print, right? Distance of your phone to your

01:12:58.320 head and stuff like that. Right. All right. Anyway, uh, president of Bunga says, uh, we missed the old

01:13:06.320 background with the studio and the shield and the cool lighting, et cetera. Yeah. That's, uh, that's

01:13:10.000 hopefully coming here soon. We're in a temp, uh, temp studio. We appreciate that though. But yeah,

01:13:13.920 I do as well. I do as well. Uh, thank you, uh, president. Appreciate that. Um, here's about the

01:13:22.480 crazy stuff. Of course, uh, all, all is, all is fine, right? Remember we've talked about the,

01:13:26.320 the water supply many times. There's, uh, uh, all kinds of medications in it now. And, uh, of course,

01:13:31.280 antidepressants is just one issue. Um, the, the partial rise of the, um, LGBTQ movement is, uh,

01:13:39.280 at least partially attributed because of the endocrine disruptors. And that's, I mean,

01:13:43.920 that's well-established, uh, it's primarily chemicals that's causing, uh, gender dysmorphia. 1.00

01:13:50.240 And there's a layer now, of course, of, of, of social pressure and promotion of this lifestyle.

01:13:55.360 And so even people that are actually not there, it doesn't have dysmorphia. They attach to the,

01:13:59.760 this, this, uh, crazy, uh, movement anyway. But, uh, here's, uh, regarding fish,

01:14:06.960 I mean, we talked about the, about the frogs are turning gray, a gay, and, and that's, 1.00

01:14:10.880 that's real. I mean, that's absolutely real. It's not a, it's, it's not just a big, a funny meme, 0.66

01:14:15.760 right? Now it's the fish of the coast of Florida. They're testing positive for antidepressants,

01:14:22.160 prostate medications, antibiotics, and pain relievers as human wastewater makes its way out

01:14:27.760 to sea. There's actually still people that pour their medications, old medications into like the,

01:14:32.000 the toilet and shit like that. Researchers at Florida International University and the, 0.94

01:14:38.080 and the Bonefish and Tarpoon Trust found that each of 93 fish had an average of seven drugs in its

01:14:45.280 system. This is, I, I, I don't mean to laugh, but it's just like, we are do all of this. We're just,

01:14:52.000 I don't know. It's just, man,

01:14:53.360 we need to just, we need to get, get on out on the countryside away from this shit. And, and look, 0.99

01:15:01.520 it's, it's hard when there's like billions of people doing this, this behavior, right?

01:15:07.840 Why do you think I want less people on the planet? Because shit like this, 0.99

01:15:11.200 I'm not saying this from like a, you know, Bill Gates point of view. He shouldn't decide. He's going 0.99

01:15:15.280 to take out the best of us while they keep the worst of us enslaved or the, uh, the lowest

01:15:19.840 competency ones of us enslaved in some circle jerk hamster wheel. Look, we need more room. At

01:15:26.720 least as Europeans, we want the forest. We want the, uh, the space. We want the, we want the groves.

01:15:31.360 You want a big untamed wilderness. That's where I think we're, we're in our best. Not like, uh,

01:15:38.880 high rises and endless developments and sprawl in suburbs. No, no, thank you.

01:15:44.080 Uh, they also, they tested positive for antidepressants, the fish that is blood pressure

01:15:49.520 medication, prostate treatment medication. And isn't that, by the way, that's, that's the, um,

01:15:53.760 Lupron. That's like, uh, I mean, it's treatment, but I would assume it's cancer, right? Lupron was one of

01:15:58.960 the drugs, uh, that they're giving to teenagers as a, uh, hormone blocker, right? Or a puberty blocker.

01:16:05.760 So I assume that's it. That's, that's just great. That's why you get it. I mean, at the bare bone

01:16:11.120 minimum, you get a, you get a filter, your water. Maybe I'm not, maybe reverse osmosis is enough.

01:16:15.920 I'm not sure. Uh, preferably I think spring water is the best way to go. There are also antibiotics

01:16:21.840 in there and pain relievers. The drugs can be passed through to the fish through human wastewater.

01:16:27.760 They can affect, uh, they can affect every aspect of fish life, including their feeding habits.

01:16:32.480 So sociability and migratory behavior. Nearly 5 million prescriptions are filled in the United

01:16:39.360 States each year. I thought it was more than that, to be honest. I thought it was much more

01:16:44.400 than that. It's still a lot. Don't get me wrong, but, uh, man. Oh yeah. Gay frogs folks. That's what 1.00

01:16:54.400 it's all about. Yeah. Lupron. And then even think of the, uh, the, the water you bathe in, right? You

01:16:59.200 soak up an equal amount. Well, I'm not saying I say an equal amount, but a lot of water you soak

01:17:03.920 up through your skin as well. Uh, absorb it. So you gotta think about, um, doing some kind of

01:17:10.560 filtration for, uh, for showers or baths, you know, I'm telling you this because, uh, because we love you

01:17:16.400 and we want you to do well. We want you to fare well. We don't want you to have all this shit

01:17:20.080 out there, right? It's crazy. Absolutely crazy. I'm sorry. 5 billion. Did they spell that wrong? 1.00

01:17:26.400 Did I read it? Yeah. Look at that. Okay. Yeah. See, I was right. Nearly 5 million prescriptions are

01:17:31.440 filled in the United States each year. Like, are you sure about that? I just scroll down. Check this

01:17:35.200 under here. Nearly 5 billion prescriptions are filled in the United States. I think that that's

01:17:40.880 more true. That's more true. What? 300 and what? 30 million. How many? Oh, it's a population.

01:17:46.560 Multiple people are multiple medications and they have multiple ones that they take out more

01:17:51.440 each year, right? So I think it's 5 billion too much. Is that the misprint? I think it's 5 billion.

01:17:58.640 Man, I gotta check that out. That's, that's insane. That's fucking insane.

01:18:03.440 Totally just like mass medication, right? Big pharma, you know, brought to you by Pfizer, 0.99

01:18:10.160 ladies and gentlemen. That's what it's, that's what it's all about right there. 0.50

01:18:13.600 Where? Oh, do I don't not have it? I think I have it. Where is it? Where did it go? Oh,

01:18:18.240 here we go. There we go. Brought to you by Pfizer. Okay. We have some more on Pfizer later too,

01:18:25.200 by the way. And so, so of course, at the same time, uh, in the wake of all of this, the, the,

01:18:31.360 the, the, the tranny madness and the, uh, the, the, the, it's the, it not, it's not going to lick 0.99

01:18:36.160 itself, uh, you know, era that we're in right now. Uh, and these medications,

01:18:42.800 endocrine disruptors, you have all kinds of manners of craziness happening, right? Check this out.

01:18:48.400 Now they're putting a trans, so-called a transgender, uh, quote model, unquote, uh, on, uh, the cover of 0.69

01:18:59.840 Playboy magazine. Here we go, right? Exclusive. Daily Mail. It's a dream I didn't think could happen

01:19:05.920 being transgender. Jessica Alves puts his fame, famous curves on display. Thank you, Daily Mail.

01:19:16.260 In a thong bikini, as it sets its sight on covering Playboy magazine. Here, uh, here, here it is. Look,

01:19:26.980 look, look at this. What the, what in the, holy hell is this? Now, now remind you, this, this,

01:19:35.060 whatever it is here, have gone through multiple stages. Look at this. This is the, the, the ass and

01:19:42.260 the thighs and like, all of this is just like plastic. It's like, well, what is it? Poly, 0.78

01:19:47.380 poly, polyethylene glyphos, gly, glyphos. What is it called? What is it? What is in there?

01:19:54.980 This is how, I'm not even joking. This is how this person used to look.

01:20:02.500 Hmm. And then it has done all these medical transformations or medical,

01:20:08.980 just, just plastic surgery, butchering and hacking away. And I mean, it's incredible what the human body

01:20:16.100 gets that this, but this thing is a walking around. It's just, uh, it's unbelievable. Right?

01:20:20.660 So for a while, this, this lunatic, this mental case was known as the, uh, human Barbie doll.

01:20:26.100 And so on the left is what it looked like when it was still a male. I mean, it's still a male, 0.50

01:20:32.740 don't get me wrong. Right. But then he wanted to look like what you see on the right there. Right.

01:20:40.820 And it's, but so this is, this is play, this is playboy. Now this is playboy material here,

01:20:44.820 right there, lads. This is, this is what this is. And that's, that's what, that's where this is going.

01:20:49.300 And so now they're, they're, uh, they're putting this freak show, this circus and look at that. Look,

01:20:59.060 look at the, um, look at the legs here too. Is there where like, look like down here.

01:21:05.620 This is, I could zoom in on that or something. Let me see if I have a, do I have a picture of that,

01:21:10.340 uh, on the computer here? No, I don't. Okay.

01:21:13.060 Okay. It's just like this, what do you call it? A tree trunk or what do you call it? Like just

01:21:19.620 straight, like just this, it's just straight, straight down. There's like no shape. I mean,

01:21:25.620 this could be a, what filters or something like that, but it's like, it looks really weird when

01:21:29.780 you look at it. And I mean, there's like skin whitening things that's going on here and all 1.00

01:21:34.500 kinds of things. Look, look at that. Like just a, there's like a straight, oh, I can, can draw there.

01:21:41.220 Okay. All right. You see, you see what's going on here. Look at this weird, what the hell?

01:21:49.060 Again, look at this. This, this is the original right there, folks.

01:21:54.340 And like, look at the mouth on the, uh, the new, the new version of it here. Like what the hell is

01:22:00.900 going on here? And like the eyes they've done something with. There you go. Here's the, uh,

01:22:04.660 the picture of beauty right here. This is, this is Playboy magazine, signaling hard. Let's put,

01:22:09.620 let's put this on our, on our front cover. Holy shit. Oh my God. It's just total, total collapse. 1.00

01:22:18.660 Uh, I mean, I, I, good. I mean, Playboy should just, hopefully they get just ruined and bankrupt

01:22:22.580 and all kinds of shit. Right. That is a weapon, all that stuff. But this is, this is the direction 0.99

01:22:29.220 that this weapon now is taking, right? Pornography is a weapon. And look at this. Like you can see,

01:22:33.140 let me see, was it, uh, yeah, here. Look at, look at these pictures here. Yeah. Someone's wish I could

01:22:39.460 what, what in the world is this? It's like, it's, it's face is falling off. It's like this Michael

01:22:47.060 Jackson level. Right. But again, look at the, uh, here's the beautiful legs right there. Look at that. 1.00

01:22:51.780 Mmm. Man, man. Holy shit. Yum, yum. Oh, look at that. Oh my God. Man. Can I draw? I wish I could draw.

01:23:04.740 I can't. Oh, there it is. Okay. Now it showed up. Look at that beautiful little, uh, little, uh, what do you

01:23:11.060 call it? We call it skalk in, uh, Swedish. Like the, the edge of the, the cheese, the, when the cloth,

01:23:17.620 the wax end of it starts, uh, kind of, you're coming down to the end of the cheese. That's

01:23:23.780 I call it in English again. That's how that looks. Mmm. I bet it smells like an old cheese too.

01:23:30.100 All right. Sorry about that. I'm not sure what, uh, what this, I'm not sure what happened here,

01:23:35.700 but yeah, this is, look at this, like jaw surgeries and all kinds of, this is, I mean, this is trans,

01:23:41.380 this is transhumanism. The transgender thing is the, is just like the first few steps in here. 1.00

01:23:47.380 Look at this. Like, um, Jessica Alves explains vocal feminization process and jaw surgery. 0.65

01:23:57.460 I don't know. It's just dead, a dead society, dead society. Cancles. Is that what it is? Cancles 1.00

01:24:04.740 is the word. Okay. Thanks Rowdy. Uh, like in warrior says, uh, the department of Homeland security to go

01:24:11.940 after conspiracy forums. Oh, interesting. They really hated the first amendment. Shrew,

01:24:17.300 shrew, screw. I guess it should be right. Uh, the effing elites and their attempts to gaslight people, 0.99

01:24:23.060 people, uh, like in warrior says, I haven't seen this yet. Investment watch DHS to go after conspiracy

01:24:31.540 forums. Yeah. Wasn't this just a matter of time? Yeah. I covered this way back in the, uh, the day when they,

01:24:37.780 uh, uh, there was an internal memo in the Phoenix, uh, FBI field office of like conspiracy. If you

01:24:43.940 think there are any conspiracies, you're, you're basically a terrorist. The DHS issued a terror threat

01:24:50.020 threat bulletin Tuesday warning that online forums harbor domestic violent extremist content and

01:24:57.380 conspiracy theories have encouraged copycat attack. There we go. So it's just, okay. So there's,

01:25:02.740 so anything could lead to violence. Analysts from DHS office of intelligence and analysis assesses

01:25:09.460 that these online platforms have also quote, seized on the event to attempt to spread disinformation

01:25:16.180 and incite grievances. Yeah. Cause that's our elites have never cited. They would never try to

01:25:21.540 any, there's not a grievance industry in the mainstream media at all, of course,

01:25:27.460 including claims. It was government staged, even event meant to advance gun. Oh, it's a,

01:25:32.420 okay. We read that, that line earlier in the previous article on this.

01:25:38.980 As analysts probe recent tragedies in search of common factors and motives, researchers have

01:25:45.060 undercovered, have uncovered a disturbing trend among gunmen of fatal mass shootings nationwide.

01:25:51.380 All right. So basically, um, maybe we should outlaw sting operations and, uh, and why is it that

01:25:58.420 there was a, uh, so-called, uh, uh, you know, um, ex FBI agent that was in contact with both?

01:26:04.980 Uh, I think that was confirmed more or less, right? But definitely one of them, but for a while they

01:26:08.660 talked, both the Uvalde and the Buffalo shooter was in on the same discord server with some of the rumors,

01:26:13.300 right? Or to get that confirmed. But of course they would cover that up real damn quick as if that's

01:26:17.700 the case. Maybe we should, uh, maybe we should outlaw grooming operations by, uh, the FBI,

01:26:22.900 you know, cancel out the pedo grooming on the kids as well, but, uh, not engaging in sting operations

01:26:30.020 and, uh, you know, false flag and setting up people and things like this, right? Maybe that's what we

01:26:36.500 should do. Well, that would have been better. Thank you. Like, uh, black Phillips says on entropy

01:26:41.060 hendrick, I've been arguing with shit libs on Reddit saying that a $10 a gallon gas is actually 0.96

01:26:47.220 a good thing, just like Sweden and Norway, because it will help push the green new deal. 0.99

01:26:51.540 Shit libs love comparing everything to the Nordic, uh, to the Nordic progressive model, 1.00

01:26:55.860 ignoring the heavy tax burden and demographic collapse. Yes. No, it's a, that's part of why they 0.98

01:27:01.620 like it now. They used to be like, just not addressed or talked about, but now it's like,

01:27:05.860 well, exactly. They're a humanitarian superpower. That's what we need to do as well. Um, but yeah,

01:27:10.260 we've been, um, uh, struggling with those high prices for, uh, for years and years and years before

01:27:15.460 it, uh, kicked into the, to the U S but yes, it's a intentional strategy to get, uh, to, to wean you

01:27:21.540 off of gas. And that's the plan. Thank you, black Phillip. Um, but I would assume that they agree

01:27:27.140 with you too, black Phillip. They actually say, yes, we want that. Is that good? Or are they actually 0.99

01:27:31.220 fighting back against that and saying, no, we don't want that. And your counterpoint

01:27:35.700 is well, Sweden has that. It's a great, you know, it's a great country. They're replacing

01:27:39.380 their white populations, uh, super high taxes, right? It's great. President Obonga says, 1.00

01:27:45.460 I was at the world economic forum. I've got to go to, I got to test their metaverse technology.

01:27:50.900 I learned a lot about the inside scoop of the whole thing. If you want to hear about what I

01:27:55.380 learned, I can email or telegram you. There is definitely a big agenda behind all the

01:28:00.340 generically scripted stakeholder language. Yeah. I'd love to, uh, find it, find out some more.

01:28:04.820 Send us an email, right? It's at protonmail.com or you can send to a, what is it? They changed it now.

01:28:09.860 Um, at proton dot me. I think it is either way. It either works. Uh, would love to hear about that.

01:28:16.580 Were you serious? You were, you're on the inside. So for a select few, what are you, what are you doing?

01:28:21.220 What are you doing? No, but, uh, yeah, sure. If you've, you've got some material, love to hear it. Yeah. I mean,

01:28:25.860 the whole stakeholder thing is to, as I said before, is to wrap all the corporate tentacles, uh, you know,

01:28:30.740 around the, the ESG agenda and, uh, a new capitalist system. And it's all, by the way, going to be based

01:28:36.020 on, uh, the having net nature as tradable asset classes on the stock market. That's what it is.

01:28:43.780 That's what the Prince Philip, uh, uh, Philip, no, sorry, Prince Charles announced in that first

01:28:50.020 great reset video that was published before even the world economic forum ever used that terminology

01:28:54.740 or Klaus Schwab. Uh, and, uh, he talked about that. We need a new, a new way of our capitalists.

01:28:59.860 It needs to be built on new, you know, means essentially, and it needs to be tied to natural

01:29:04.660 assets and nature. That's what they want. And I suspect too, there's been a lot of chatter in

01:29:09.940 the UK about the queen, uh, passing onwards. And I think, I think if an, oh, here's the freak here again.

01:29:17.220 Um, I think when they, when she passes on, I think Prince Charles is going to do a,

01:29:22.500 a, a huge, like a PR push, you know, when he becomes King and all this stuff, all this

01:29:27.620 eyes are going to be on him. It's going to be that, you know, massive great reset push, uh,

01:29:31.700 in the, in the UK. And they're going to lead, um, spearhead kind of that, uh, you know, that

01:29:36.580 transition over to like a new economic system. And again, think about it, all the inflation,

01:29:40.900 the collapse, the catastrophe, the, the, everything that's, that's, it's like we're this close to right now

01:29:46.820 is by design so that they can offer us a fix and a solution, uh, on the, you know,

01:29:51.620 self-inflicted problem, basically. So check this out. We're going to talk a bit about, um,

01:29:56.980 the, uh, the COVID-19 vaccine right now. And, oh, by the way, I forgot to mention,

01:30:01.940 uh, we do have, uh, you know, a little, a little YouTube channel on the, on the, on the side,

01:30:06.580 basically. Right. It's not that, uh, it's not that big of a deal. Um, let me throw this graphic

01:30:11.860 up on screens. You can see that there you have it there down, uh, the bottom second, uh, second

01:30:18.180 to the left right there. And that is, uh, out of the, out of commission right now. We got a strike

01:30:23.060 on that one. I think most people should, you shouldn't watch there, but we go out there

01:30:26.660 anyway. Why, why the hell not? Right. Uh, but we're not live streaming there today. So if you usually

01:30:31.620 watch any of the stuff there, I mean, you shouldn't really, but, uh, whatever, some preferred,

01:30:36.580 so have at it until it's banned, but we got a strike for, um, the three, the, um,

01:30:45.460 the KP Richards interview three 14. And I don't, I can't even, I don't even think of it anymore.

01:30:52.900 I was like, what is like, I can't even, she quickly in the beginning mentioned, you know,

01:30:59.300 how she basically, how her eyes opened up after she was looking at stuff related to the C-19 vax,

01:31:04.580 right. And how it was not good and effective. It was like a 10 second mention or something like

01:31:09.460 that. Boom. Like somehow they just, boom, they found it right away. Strike. Right. And I just

01:31:13.460 forgot like, oh, that's right. I get, uh, if we upload, uh, cause you know, can, can live stream

01:31:18.820 that if you upload, I get to like, take some of those things out. I don't know. It's not going to

01:31:23.220 last anyway, but I just wanted to mention it because it was kind of crazy. So as we go into now talking

01:31:27.860 about the COVID-19 vax, um, keep, keep that in mind that they're still, uh, you know, they're still

01:31:33.940 on the war path because it's very safe and very effective. So now of course, they're going to 0.84

01:31:38.900 pitch this to the kids out there. And here's Biden's new, uh, white house, uh, what COVID czar

01:31:46.340 or health, whatever he, this title is talking about how fast they can roll this vaccine out.

01:31:52.420 This mRNA, I shouldn't be calling it vaccine, but this new technology, this new kill shot,

01:31:58.180 uh, to children under five years. They're very excited about this. Super excited about this.

01:32:04.260 Look at this. The good news is we have plenty of supply of both Pfizer and Moderna vaccines

01:32:08.980 to start our vaccination program. And we are going to make 10 million doses available

01:32:14.500 to States pharmacies and community health centers and federal entities to order initially.

01:32:20.740 Starting tomorrow, um, States can begin to place your orders. We have asked States to distribute the

01:32:28.020 initial tranche of doses to their highest priority sites, including those serving the highest risk

01:32:33.140 children and hardest to reach areas. And we've also asked them to prioritize sites that can handle

01:32:39.780 large volumes, such as children's hospitals. We've encouraged States and providers to find ways to

01:32:45.140 ensure that parents have access to these vaccines for their kids outside of normal work hours,

01:32:50.980 because we want to make this as easy as possible for working parents and their families.

01:32:55.060 Now, FDA authorization will allow us to start shipping doses. These doses are specifically

01:33:03.780 formulated for these young kids. These doses will be shipped to thousands of sites across the country.

01:33:10.740 So let me go back and think through the timeline with all of you.

01:33:13.300 Furback meets on June 14th and 15th. We expect FDA to make its decision soon thereafter.

01:33:20.180 Once FDA has authorized, if they have authorized vaccines, we can begin shipping.

01:33:27.620 We expect some of the shipments to start arriving to in their destination over that long weekend.

01:33:34.020 Remember Monday is an important federal holiday and many doctor's offices may be closed.

01:33:39.700 Oh no.

01:33:40.740 And we can't ship vaccines until FDA has authorized these vaccines.

01:33:45.060 And vaccinations can't start until CDC has issued its recommendations.

01:33:50.420 So we expect that vaccinations will begin in earnest as early as Tuesday, June 21st,

01:33:56.500 and really roll on throughout that.

01:33:58.740 There you go. That's the end of that clip.

01:34:02.740 Tuesday, June 21st.

01:34:07.940 Smack dab on the summer solstice. That's when we're out. That's when we're wheeling it out, right?

01:34:12.740 Let's hijack that energy of renewal and peak, you know, well, I guess in a way you could say virility, right?

01:34:20.100 But midsummer, right? Right smack dab. That's when we're going to be getting injecting all the kids under five. 0.90

01:34:27.940 I forget. Sometimes I forget that this is like, this shit is still going. 1.00

01:34:34.260 They're doing this. It's still happening. 1.00

01:34:36.420 And so, you know, yeah, just this is going to give these kids, if not just out and right kill them,

01:34:47.380 it's going to give them so many health issues and problems in the future that we're going to be creating a generation of dependence, right? 0.96

01:34:54.580 Right. Here's just one clip of the, I mean, of the thousands now out there of doctors and whistleblowers and people speaking out against this,

01:35:02.900 warning against this, covering this, you know, day after day and doing it, you know, very well.

01:35:07.140 But here's just one. Here's just one doctor. Listen to this.

01:35:09.300 The first four or five months of children getting the vaccine experimentally showed sadly a 5,200 percent elevation in all causes of mortality in children who got the double vax.

01:35:21.940 And of course, they died quietly in their sleep. They died while playing basketball or soccer.

01:35:26.340 They died of quote unquote unknown reasons. But the numbers, you can't go against it.

01:35:31.380 If a group of children are 52 times more likely to die compared to the opposite group and one is vaccinated and one isn't.

01:35:39.380 The rest of the world would like it, I suppose, if the unvaccinated were dying 52 times more often. 1.00

01:35:45.780 But it's not the case. It's the opposite. It's the vaccinated children 10 to 14 years old that that first study proved were relatively speaking dropping like flies compared to the non vaccinated children.

01:35:58.020 What happens when they add in January, February and March of this year?

01:36:02.020 The number went from 52 times to 81 times.

01:36:06.020 So what's the next number? A 10,000 percent elevation as opposed to 80 100 percent, which is that right now.

01:36:12.340 And by the way, the more immune you are, the younger you are, which means you have a basic natural immune cells and you have very, very good T8 cells.

01:36:20.180 Your lymphocytes, if you have a strong immune system, they go crazy trying to attack the nasty stuff that's in the vaccine.

01:36:26.340 It means they're going to the aorta, they're going to the spleen, they're going to the ovaries, they're going to the brain and the body is attacking itself.

01:36:34.340 Your children are going to be attacked internally and are being attacked internally by these reactions.

01:36:41.700 But this is not a vaccine. I refuse to call it that anymore.

01:36:44.580 It is an IDI. It's an immune damaging injection and it's affecting lifespan.

01:36:50.100 It's affecting cancer latency.

01:36:53.380 It's affecting any number of things, including, of course, the myocarditis that is taking many, many, many of our youths and our 20 something adults.

01:37:01.780 The youngest are at most risk from it. It's 400 percent in children 15 to 19.

01:37:07.540 It's 52 to 80 100 percent in children 10 to 14.

01:37:12.340 And I shudder to wait and see what the numbers are going to be if they ever give significant numbers of medication to five to 10 year olds.

01:37:21.380 Yeah. Mom and Dad.

01:37:23.620 Stop. Don't do it. You have to stop them.

01:37:26.580 We're the humans who are trying to live.

01:37:29.060 We're the ones who want our children to not be infertile in the future for every child that dies.

01:37:35.060 What if 20 to one are getting affected in terms of their fertility? 0.89

01:37:41.540 All right, the first four or five months of children.

01:37:44.820 All right, there you go.

01:37:45.540 So that's the that's just one word of warning from the from doctor.

01:37:50.180 What's his name?

01:37:50.580 And shoot, shoemaker, shoemaker, shoemaker.

01:37:55.780 And I just I don't even know what to what to say.

01:37:59.220 But there are so many brainwashed people out there and they're just that they're buying this.

01:38:03.300 They keep falling for it.

01:38:06.500 And it's a really hard process to watch.

01:38:09.060 But look, we used to we we used to have natural selection.

01:38:14.740 I mean, we still do to a certain extent, but it's more driven now by, you know, social engineers.

01:38:20.420 And it's like an artificially driven one, essentially. Right.

01:38:24.340 And it's really hard to watch.

01:38:25.860 A lot of people just kind of succumb to this because of ultimately because of trust.

01:38:31.940 Right. They trust authorities.

01:38:33.780 They trust institutions.

01:38:35.220 They trust their doctors and they trust the media.

01:38:38.420 They trust politicians and all these people are telling them this is totally fine.

01:38:41.860 And this is totally safe.

01:38:43.460 Unfortunately, there's no guarantees in nature.

01:38:45.700 Nature does what it does.

01:38:46.900 It there's it's not this.

01:38:48.740 There's no, you know, there's no, you know, what do you call it?

01:38:52.980 A referee coming in and say, oh, yeah, you can't.

01:38:55.700 You're not allowed to do that.

01:38:57.620 We might be where we have the perception.

01:38:59.620 We think that, you know, health agencies are supposed to look out for us and all that stuff.

01:39:03.700 But no, that's totally out the window.

01:39:06.980 And so it's really hard watching people that are succumbing to this and being swept into this,

01:39:13.780 the lies and the corruption.

01:39:15.460 And yes, that is going to have consequences.

01:39:18.100 What's worst about it, though, is going to have consequences for not for them, but for their kids.

01:39:23.780 Look, this is the same as parents pushing a puberty blockers or, you know, hormone transition medication on their kids or whatever.

01:39:30.660 Right.

01:39:31.700 But so it's not only if you actually give the vax to your your children, but it's even if the mom does it and then she breastfeeds.

01:39:41.780 Right. Remember the whole thing about the breastfeed.

01:39:43.220 So I saw that as a what do you call it?

01:39:47.780 As a kind of a conspiracy, I guess, around the intentional infant formula shortage was to try to get as many mothers as possible.

01:39:56.260 New mothers who I mean, and look, some of them might just have difficulty. 1.00

01:40:00.100 They can't produce. They don't have enough.

01:40:01.620 Blah, blah, blah. There's all kinds of issues. Right.

01:40:03.220 But I would assume at least if there's nothing, if there's no food, you would try anything, including try to get your breast milk production going again.

01:40:10.820 And so if that mother is vaccinated, that there's things that are going to be passed on to the child. Right.

01:40:17.300 Look at this clip here. Absolutely sickening. 0.74

01:40:19.700 Pfizer knew that there's a baby that died after lactating nursing from a vaccinated mother.

01:40:27.220 The baby died with an inflamed liver after GI distress and agitation.

01:40:32.740 Now, I'm going to fast forward.

01:40:34.460 I'm hearing signals around the country of babies of vaccinated mothers that are having GI distress, failure to thrive, meaning they're not growing appropriately, and sleeplessness and agitation.

01:40:47.460 What the studies show is that polyethylene glycol is one of the ingredients in the MRNA vaccine.

01:40:57.300 Polyethylene glycol is a petroleum product. It's used in things like white strips, right?

01:41:02.020 You're not supposed to ingest it. Well, this is one of the ingredients that's going into these pregnant women's, lactating women's bloodstream. 1.00

01:41:08.820 Well, you know, breast milk is made from, you know, from blood and lymph. It's supported by blood and lymph.

01:41:14.500 And so these models, you know, these spokes models you just show were like, oh, it can't possibly affect your breast milk.

01:41:20.900 Well, the NIH study that I cite in my most recent substack shows that they knew perfectly well.

01:41:29.060 They found polyethylene glycol in trace amounts in vaccinated women's breast milk.

01:41:33.940 They decided it was negligible. How much of a petroleum product is negligible when you're a tiny newborn with no immunities and this is your only food?

01:41:44.180 And the study acknowledged that the vaccinated mothers' babies are having agitation and sleeplessness and gastrointestinal issues.

01:41:53.220 They acknowledge that. And they're like, more study is needed.

01:41:57.060 All right, there you go. So, yeah, that's Del Bigtree interviewing Naomi Wolf, which is kind of interesting, right?

01:42:03.620 Because she, I do, I confuse her with, what was the other Naomi? She wrote no logo, right? 0.97

01:42:11.140 But these are like, these are leftists, you know what I mean? Like former, I mean, they are still, I think, on many issues.

01:42:20.300 But it's weird because they've woken up to the vaccine issue.

01:42:24.540 And as they've done that, I mean, this woman, she's like a Jewish feminist, you know, for decades. 0.98

01:42:33.280 And I'm not saying she's not anymore, but they woke up to the vaccine and a couple of other things, like kind of in the wake of that.

01:42:39.580 And as they've done that, they've kind of been ostracized from a lot of the other, like the media circuit that they used to be on.

01:42:46.280 So now she's going to, you know, Steve Bannon's show and stuff like that.

01:42:50.720 She's kind of joined the kind of the faux opposition a little bit, I guess, you know, it's like a conservative ink in a way, right?

01:42:58.020 But regardless, what she says is not wrong.

01:43:01.260 And that's how crazy this has gotten.

01:43:03.140 And I'm glad at least, I'm glad at least that there are some of these people that are out there talking about this and recognizing this

01:43:08.980 and helping to warn parents out there of just like the insidiousness, the wickedness, the evilness, the disgusting acts here by our authorities

01:43:18.620 to vaccinate kids, vaccinate mothers, and then passing on this.

01:43:21.640 And I think, wasn't it one of the Tesla manufacturing plants that were helping to produce these liposomal nanoparticles, right?

01:43:33.340 The polyethylene glycol.

01:43:34.380 I forget what that company was called, but I think that was one of the things that they had helped to produce, right?

01:43:41.600 So it's not, of course, only kids, obviously, as we've covered, but now it's going to be a new wave of kids.

01:43:47.480 We'll see what, I mean, look, I hope that most people have lost faith in this.

01:43:52.640 They're not going to do it.

01:43:53.540 They're not going to follow through on this, but we'll have to see.

01:43:57.540 So now, though, there's something that called, I love how they come up with new.

01:44:03.140 Oh, it's just for no reason whatsoever.

01:44:05.820 All of a sudden, this is new mystery.

01:44:07.480 Suddenly died, right?

01:44:08.460 Remember that we covered that at the time, and these articles are still out there, right?

01:44:11.800 Someone suddenly died in their sleep, or unexpectedly, they all of a sudden just died for no reason whatsoever.

01:44:19.060 They were healthy.

01:44:19.940 What was going on, right?

01:44:21.900 SADS, right?

01:44:22.740 Healthy young people dying from sudden adult death syndrome. 0.97

01:44:27.820 The heartbroken mother of a fit and healthy 31-year-old who died suddenly in her sleep

01:44:35.380 has issued an urgent plea to young people, right?

01:44:39.460 So no connection made here, of course.

01:44:41.160 This is completely normal.

01:44:42.660 Young people with a particular family history are being urged to get their hearts screened,

01:44:49.180 even if they're fit and healthy.

01:44:50.540 Yeah, that's right, because all of a sudden, everyone's hearts is a potential problem.

01:44:55.960 You want to jog?

01:44:57.080 Could I get a heart attack?

01:44:58.040 You want to change your sheets on your bed? 0.94

01:45:00.000 Well, you could get a heart attack. 0.95

01:45:02.200 Watch out if you're having sex. 0.97

01:45:03.440 You could have a heart attack. 0.86

01:45:04.380 Watch out if you're laughing too much.

01:45:05.640 You could have a heart attack.

01:45:06.360 Like, this is normal stuff here.

01:45:11.400 Sudden adult death syndrome or sudden arrhythmic death syndrome, SADS, is an umbrella term to

01:45:20.560 describe unexpected deaths in young people, usually under 40, when a post-mortem can find

01:45:26.780 no obvious cause of death.

01:45:28.380 That's right.

01:45:28.940 So none of this will ever go down into like, well, how many vaccines or how many mRNA shots

01:45:35.220 did they get?

01:45:36.360 One, two, three, boosted.

01:45:38.040 How many boosters?

01:45:38.780 Yes.

01:45:40.000 According to the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, that's what they say.

01:45:44.560 That's what that is.

01:45:45.540 SADS.

01:45:46.720 While national figures are not available, Melbourne's, Australia obviously here, Melbourne's Baker

01:45:52.800 Heart and Diabetes Institute is developing the country's first SADS registry, which it hopes

01:46:00.200 to eventually roll out across the country.

01:46:02.380 And of course, what people are familiar with is SIDS, right?

01:46:04.920 Sudden infant death syndrome.

01:46:07.380 And I, in fact, think a lot of this, and many more than me, think that that's also actually

01:46:11.880 tied to the just now insane vaccination schedule that they push on these young babies.

01:46:17.600 What is like 20 vaccines within the first few months?

01:46:21.700 And then after that, there's, you know, 20 more and then it's 30 more.

01:46:25.440 And I mean, it's just insane, right?

01:46:27.380 In our registry, there are approximately 750 cases per year of people aged under 50 in Victoria

01:46:34.260 suddenly having their heart stop, a cardiac arrest, a spokeswoman said.

01:46:41.160 Of these, approximately 100 young people per year will have no cause found even after extensive

01:46:46.840 investigations, such as a full autopsy.

01:46:50.020 I'd love to see if they can do like an analysis of the vital organs and see how much of the

01:46:54.340 polyethylene glycol, the liposomal nanoparticles are found in there.

01:46:57.860 So there's not, not a way to find that out.

01:46:59.920 Can they do a, um, um, um, what is that called again?

01:47:03.700 The, um, the micro, um, was it the blood, micro blood clot, um, test, the D-dimer test?

01:47:12.780 Isn't that, can you do that a post, post-mortem?

01:47:16.800 That'd be very interesting.

01:47:17.920 I'd be very interested in that.

01:47:19.320 These nanoparticles, of course, they just slice through everything, you know, cardiologist

01:47:24.260 and researcher, Dr. Elizabeth Paraz said Baker's registry was the first in Australia and, and

01:47:30.720 one of only a few in the world that combined ambulance, hospital and forensic information.

01:47:38.500 It allows you to see people have the, have had the cardiac arrest and no cause was found

01:47:42.860 on the back end, she said.

01:47:44.640 Dr. Paraz said the lack of awareness around the issue was likely because, quote, a lot of

01:47:48.660 it takes place outside of the tradition, traditional medical setting.

01:47:52.120 The majority of these SADS events, 90%, occur outside the hospital.

01:47:56.540 The person doesn't make it, so it's actually ambulance staff and forensics caring for the

01:48:01.160 bulk of these patients, she said.

01:48:03.340 Here's another one.

01:48:04.220 Catherine Keene, 31, young, pretty white woman here, just found dead. 1.00

01:48:10.940 Well, she's not going to reproduce. 1.00

01:48:12.420 She's not going to have any kids. 0.99

01:48:13.600 One, one less white woman to worry about. 1.00

01:48:15.300 Am I, am I right?

01:48:16.820 Got to put this in context.

01:48:18.400 What's, what's happening here?

01:48:19.980 Why are they doing this?

01:48:20.920 Where was the majority of the MRNA shots distributed?

01:48:28.600 Well, of course, in the West.

01:48:30.020 Despite all the talk from Borla and Gates and all these people to drop the patent to get

01:48:35.000 this MRNA technology down in third world countries, that is yet to happen.

01:48:39.980 Liam Doherty, 19, suddenly died last April.

01:48:43.600 Who knew what happened?

01:48:44.540 Pitana Tuare, 30, found dead in a tanning booth.

01:48:49.720 A number of these.

01:48:52.060 All right.

01:48:52.600 You get the point.

01:48:53.480 It's just, and there's multiple sources covering this here, too.

01:48:57.400 This is out of the UK.

01:48:58.580 Urgent warning to women under 40 after sharp rise in sudden killer.

01:49:02.060 Blood clots can occur in people of any age and strike those who are seemingly fit and healthy, right?

01:49:13.460 They're eating right.

01:49:14.120 They're exercising.

01:49:14.920 Blood clots.

01:49:15.720 Oh, what's, what is this, right?

01:49:17.320 So just somehow there's a buildup of blood clots in these young women all of a sudden. 0.87

01:49:22.360 Out of the blue.

01:49:23.220 No reason whatsoever.

01:49:28.060 Yeah.

01:49:29.120 You get the point.

01:49:30.840 There's Daily Mail more.

01:49:31.760 Healthy young people are dying suddenly and unexpectedly from a mysterious syndrome as doctors seek answers through a new national registry.

01:49:40.060 Is this the UK or is this the Aussie one? 0.98

01:49:41.940 No, this is the Aussie one, too.

01:49:43.060 It's the same.

01:49:43.860 They covered the same thing.

01:49:44.720 Yeah, Catherine Keene, pictured right with her mother, 31, was found to have died in her sleep while living with the two friends in Dublin last year.

01:49:55.780 Is there any other examples?

01:49:56.960 Yeah, they use the same pictures here.

01:49:58.200 Okay.

01:49:59.240 All right.

01:50:01.720 Absolutely sick.

01:50:03.020 Absolutely sick.

01:50:03.960 All symptoms of a society at war, society under attack, as it were, right?

01:50:10.900 All right.

01:50:11.420 We'll do a couple of more here and then we'll wrap up.

01:50:15.520 It's not a big surprise, of course, here, but it could be worth mentioning it anyway.

01:50:21.000 Inflation will price many Americans out of housing and into homelessness.

01:50:26.880 I think this is going to happen all over the place, all over the world, unfortunately.

01:50:33.460 It says here,

01:50:35.660 One of the most detrimental aspects of an inflationary or stagflationary crisis is that in most cases, housing costs tend to rise while home sales fall.

01:50:49.180 It might seem counterintuitive, one would assume, that as sales fall, so should prices, but this is the upside-down world of inflation.

01:50:59.900 Certain commodities and products, usually necessities, almost always skyrocket in price, ultimately driving most American families out of the market completely.

01:51:08.420 One of the only exceptions to this rule is when government institutes rent or price controls in Weimar, Germany.

01:51:18.220 That's one of a hell of an example to take here.

01:51:21.500 We're back, baby.

01:51:25.300 We're back in Weimar times here. 0.92

01:51:28.300 In Weimar, Germany, for example, the government enforced strict regulatory controls on landlords fixing rent at a rate that made profits impossible.

01:51:37.040 At least, like, then, maybe not, like, you know, put the profits to the side, but at least, like, enough so that the landlords can pay their taxes and fees so that you have, you know.

01:51:52.500 Anyway, I think they bring up that as an example here, right?

01:51:56.180 Biden's housing crisis.

01:51:57.100 Now, this might sound familiar.

01:51:58.580 During the height of the COVID pandemic, the Biden administration established a lengthy moratorium on evictions, which made it impossible for many property owners to collect rent payments that they owed.

01:52:09.140 Owners couldn't replace delinquent tenants with those willing to pay on time, leading to massive financial burden on property owners across America.

01:52:17.640 The effects of this were detrimental to both the U.S. economy and especially the rental market.

01:52:21.260 The moratorium awakened property owners to the reality that they could be unilaterally restricted from their own business.

01:52:29.160 They could be stopped from collecting rent payments owed by tenants under contracts while still being forced to pay taxes and maintenance expenses on those same properties.

01:52:38.040 Why didn't they do away with taxes at the same time then, for example, right?

01:52:41.180 No, of course not.

01:52:42.080 We're not going to do that.

01:52:44.860 Maintenance you kind of can't get out of, like you have entropy.

01:52:48.200 Things will fall apart and wear down.

01:52:50.120 You've got to fix those things, right?

01:52:51.280 But at least the taxes.

01:52:54.420 Thank you.

01:52:55.040 Thank you, government.

01:52:56.760 The entire rental market became a zero-sum game in response.

01:53:00.200 And, of course, again, what's the reason for this?

01:53:03.440 Well, we'll get to it, right?

01:53:06.080 In response, landlords began selling their extra properties in droves instead of renting them out.

01:53:10.740 As you might expect, this has led to a shortage of rentals in many parts of the country.

01:53:15.860 When supply is constrained, what does basic economic tell us must happen?

01:53:18.900 The eviction moratorium led direct to much higher prices on the limited rentals that still remain.

01:53:24.920 But it wasn't just a reduction in supply that caused prices to rise.

01:53:28.700 Those owners, still willing to rent properties under the eviction moratorium,

01:53:32.880 had to increase their prices to compensate them for the additional risk that they were taking in a market

01:53:37.780 where the rules suddenly changed.

01:53:39.780 By placing the moratorium on rent, Biden made an exhaustive existing housing crisis far worse.

01:53:45.400 So, who benefits from this manufactured crisis?

01:53:49.080 Another factor to consider is this.

01:53:52.560 Who were the buyers for many of these suddenly-for-sale properties?

01:53:56.960 Massive conglomerates like BlackRock and Blackstone have been increasingly involved in the housing market crash since 2008.

01:54:05.000 While BlackRock claims it has no involvement with the single-family housing market,

01:54:10.960 which they do because they're using it to, what was it, the pension funds,

01:54:15.680 I think through pension funds or something like that, BlackRock were doing it.

01:54:19.580 And again, in most cases, they own the back-end companies anyway.

01:54:23.160 It doesn't matter, right?

01:54:23.920 But again, Jenda 2030, drive people out of their homes, get them into the mega hubs and mega cities, 0.98

01:54:29.060 UBI, all this shit is lining up, right? 0.93

01:54:32.140 It works closely with the companies that are involved, 0.99

01:54:34.660 buying up multiple houses and bundles of distressed mortgages.

01:54:38.800 Blackstone has continued to buy houses in bulk for the past decade,

01:54:42.740 removing properties from the market for a time.

01:54:44.660 These mass purchases give the public the impression that local sales are hot

01:54:49.680 and that the market is thriving.

01:54:52.960 As you might expect, these actions force prices up even further to meet this artificial demand.

01:54:59.000 Currently, median sale prices of homes have spiked dramatically

01:55:03.820 to all-time highs in the span of a couple of years,

01:55:06.840 a 30% price surge coinciding with the beginning of the COVID panic.

01:55:12.720 Now, part of the price inflation can be attributed to a large migration of Americans

01:55:17.620 out-of-blue states to escape draconian COVID lockdowns, high taxes,

01:55:23.940 and I'd add to that the diversity, the BLM riots, and the overall insanity in these states. 0.72

01:55:30.620 But this migration has now died off.

01:55:34.500 Housing sales are plummeting back to earth,

01:55:36.920 yet prices remain higher than the average family can afford.

01:55:41.660 There you go.

01:55:42.480 Thank you, BlackRock.

01:55:44.400 And so housing inflation is far outpacing wages, right?

01:55:46.800 And so despite this, remember the – repeat this mantra.

01:55:51.840 I'm tired of trickle-down economics.

01:55:54.040 It doesn't work.

01:55:56.240 My plans are produced for strongest, fastest, most widespread economic recovery

01:56:00.360 America has ever experienced, with record jobs, new record small businesses, and wages rising.

01:56:07.820 It's the foundation for an economy that works for working families.

01:56:11.440 Because of that foundation, we're better positioned than any country in the world to overcome global inflation that we're seeing

01:56:18.300 and reach a new chapter of stable and steady growth.

01:56:21.400 So let's come together and focus on what's matter, on what matters.

01:56:27.020 Let's build on the extraordinary progress we've made.

01:56:30.040 Let's continue to build this economy from the bottom up and the middle out.

01:56:33.680 When that happens, everybody does well, including the very wealthy.

01:56:36.540 Yeah, of course.

01:56:38.040 Yeah, they'll do great.

01:56:39.160 From the bottom up and from the middle out.

01:56:41.180 Just let's just swell it.

01:56:42.480 Can you pour some baking soda on that economy?

01:56:45.540 Just make it swell.

01:56:46.580 Print more money.

01:56:47.500 That's going to – that'll do great, right?

01:56:50.520 And you could argue even like, oh, we need higher wages. 0.86

01:56:53.780 You know, that's kind of a dumb thing because then, of course, they just raise prices.

01:56:58.000 Nothing – you should demand prices to be lowered, right? 0.93

01:57:02.240 That's where you – that's where the magic lies, right?

01:57:06.940 I don't know if we need to go through the next thing, but basically, it's a warning here.

01:57:10.820 Price explosions caused by inflations that we're likely seeing today often last for many years,

01:57:15.240 sometimes a decade or more.

01:57:16.660 When housing finally does deflate, it will only be under drastic economic instability.

01:57:22.580 By that time, people have much bigger concerns beyond whether they can take on a mortgage.

01:57:29.680 And they're talking –

01:57:30.520 The last thing anyone with common sense would want is for the government to become the landlord by default.

01:57:35.840 Well, now it's BlackRock, too, by the way.

01:57:38.480 But can you imagine that – again, all this UBI, you'll own nothing, you'll be happy.

01:57:42.520 We'll pay for you.

01:57:43.360 We'll house you.

01:57:44.320 We'll put you in these, you know, bug facilities.

01:57:49.320 We'll put you in the pod.

01:57:50.520 It's okay.

01:57:52.060 It's very hard to defy the trespasses of government overreach when that government controls the roof over your head.

01:57:58.120 So this is the social credit score comes into that, right?

01:58:01.420 You better behave.

01:58:02.560 We're going to kick you out of our government pod. 0.98

01:58:05.000 And again, at this point, it doesn't matter if it's BlackRock that owns it or if it's the state, right?

01:58:10.880 It's because it's the same thing.

01:58:13.300 It's the same thing.

01:58:15.940 And here's BBC News.

01:58:16.980 World Bank warns of recession risk due to – hmm.

01:58:21.440 Let's see what's in the bag.

01:58:22.460 Ukraine war.

01:58:23.260 There we go.

01:58:23.720 Okay, great.

01:58:24.260 I love how they're like – before Russia invader Ukraine, none of this was happening.

01:58:30.480 It was not an issue whatsoever.

01:58:32.600 It isn't filed under Russia-Ukraine war.

01:58:35.980 Countries around the world are facing recession as – let's see, looking at a random deck of cards – as the Ukraine war hits economies already rocked by the COVID pandemic, the World Bank has warned.

01:58:47.640 Less developed countries in Europe and East Asia are facing – face a major recession, the bank said.

01:58:55.920 The risk of high inflation and low growth, so-called stagflation, is also higher, World Bank President David Malpass said.

01:59:04.320 Energy and food bills have been rising around the world. 0.97

01:59:07.460 The war in Ukraine, lockdowns in China, supply chain disruptions, and the overall risk of being run by a pedophile establishment that wants to kill you and replace you. 0.90

01:59:17.220 Maybe that's something to do with it. 0.95

01:59:18.640 I don't know.

01:59:20.880 And the risk of stagflation are hammering growth.

01:59:23.060 For many countries, recession will be hard to avoid, Mr. Malpass – Malpass – Mr. Malpass said.

01:59:32.380 He also warned in the World Bank's Global Economic Prospect Reports for June that the danger of stagflation was considerable.

01:59:41.140 Yeah, you don't say.

01:59:41.760 Subdued growth will likely persist throughout the decade because of weak investment in most of the world, with inflation now running at multi-decade highs in many countries and supply expected to grow slowly.

01:59:56.660 There is a risk that inflation will remain high for longer.

01:59:59.540 Yeah, you think?

02:00:00.880 Also on Tuesday, the World Bank approved $1.49 billion of additional funding for Ukraine.

02:00:10.160 That's what it's – again, who do we owe all this money to, right?

02:00:12.660 I do believe every country on the earth is in debt, right?

02:00:19.780 They may be with the exception of Switzerland.

02:00:21.720 I could be wrong on that.

02:00:22.560 But it's this cross-dependency, right?

02:00:27.560 Everyone owes each other money.

02:00:28.860 Well, they owe – and it's the IMF for seeing it, and that's – then they can dictate, right, how you should run your country.

02:00:36.960 They get your clause in you, right?

02:00:38.360 That's how they do it.

02:00:40.160 But who really gave you that money?

02:00:43.980 Well, they just – it's already an existing world currency.

02:00:48.360 It's called SDR, Special Drawing Rights.

02:00:52.900 And they just make it up. 1.00

02:00:54.140 They just pull it out of their ass. 1.00

02:00:56.480 Let's just print – here we go. 1.00

02:00:58.000 Here's the new – here's the currency.

02:00:59.300 I mean, as long as there's not like aliens or some demonic entities showed up or something and like,

02:01:04.300 here, take this money.

02:01:05.480 You better pay me back, you know.

02:01:07.980 Well, it's going to be limited to what we have right here.

02:01:10.800 And at some point, I think they're going to wheel that out.

02:01:13.120 And, you know, that's kind of – I guess in a way that's kind of the essence of modern monetary theory, right?

02:01:18.160 You basically, like, you joined the Treasury with the Fed and then you just said,

02:01:21.140 ah, you know what, screw that.

02:01:22.420 It's just numbers on the screen.

02:01:23.700 Just print more money.

02:01:24.940 We're fine, right?

02:01:26.200 It does have to be based on something.

02:01:28.380 And it is based on – at the end of the day, what matters is what resources you have,

02:01:33.120 what assets you have, how you work and the production.

02:01:37.520 You know, it's – the economy is still built on something around it. 0.99

02:01:40.980 But the financial systems we have right now is just, like, pulled out of people's ass. 0.94

02:01:44.680 And you can get – you can fall into debt with the World Bank as they just have these special drawing rights, right? 1.00

02:01:53.320 So it's bullshit. 1.00

02:01:54.240 It's absolute bullshit. 1.00

02:01:55.300 And if they can just pull the rug from under our feet when it comes to, like, the faith in that system – 0.99

02:01:59.860 and that's why I think we're seeing a lot more of these articles now coming out, like, you know,

02:02:03.380 Elon Musk's coming out warning, Jamie Dimon is coming out, the Goldman Sachs guy, whatever his name was.

02:02:09.260 He's coming out warning and he's like, oh, it doesn't look good, you know.

02:02:12.160 That's to create that – I mean, very reasonable, of course, and rational fear that, like,

02:02:19.100 this is not really going that well and things are not going to work long-term, right?

02:02:24.400 But just know that they're doing it also for a reason right now because they have an ace up their sleeve.

02:02:30.340 They have a little trick that they're going to wheel out here as to create the chaos.

02:02:33.400 They're going to offer the solution and the order here.

02:02:36.860 All right.

02:02:37.340 Anyway, so, yeah, so more money to Ukraine, of course, right?

02:02:40.240 So, oh, it's Russia's fault because now we have to print more money and hand that over to Ukraine, right? 0.84

02:02:47.320 The new financing is part of a more than $4 billion support package for the country,

02:02:52.420 which covers areas including health care, education, sanitation.

02:02:55.960 And then we had, what, $40 billion from the U.S., was it, given to Ukraine?

02:03:04.840 All right.

02:03:05.340 Anyway, this is just – I mean, you get the point.

02:03:07.580 This is just insane, right?

02:03:09.960 And so it's Russia's fault. 0.98

02:03:11.800 And the last thing we could cover here real quick and then we'll wrap up.

02:03:14.020 So, speaking of Russia and the conflict there, I saw this.

02:03:18.860 It's kind of interesting.

02:03:19.900 I saw you guys were talking about it on Telegram.

02:03:24.820 You know, Finland is joining NATO, right?

02:03:28.500 Sweden is going to join NATO.

02:03:29.580 I'm not happy about it.

02:03:30.880 I guess on some level I can, like, I understand the reasoning or, like, how people are convinced by it.

02:03:39.420 Like, whoa, we're more, you know, we go together and we, you know, we fight together with all these other countries.

02:03:45.920 It's a union.

02:03:46.320 It's great. 0.98

02:03:47.340 At the same time, you don't want to have NATO fucking around in your country. 0.97

02:03:50.260 You just read up on Operation Gladio and the stay-behind armies and, like, how they – the fake gay-op terrorism that they did in Europe at that time. 0.97

02:03:57.640 And, look, it's not a good organization, right?

02:04:01.880 And they've done now more in the last few decades to create conflict and problems than they have solved them.

02:04:07.720 They essentially were defunct after the collapse of the Soviet Union, but they kept it going and they've kept expanding. 0.91

02:04:12.700 And so, you know, well, you can call it good or bad or idiotic or whatever, but Russia is going to look after their interests.

02:04:20.180 And if they see more and more countries expanding into NATO, they're going to see that as a problem. 0.93

02:04:24.960 So it was actually good to have a little bit of a neutral buffer zone.

02:04:27.840 And, again, think back to it.

02:04:29.200 Like, I mean, Finland was a – you know, I'll get to the swastika here in a minute. 0.85

02:04:33.600 I'm getting ahead of myself.

02:04:34.400 But there was an article here.

02:04:36.920 Excuse me.

02:04:38.600 Was it Bloomberg?

02:04:39.340 Yeah, for Finland, a border with Russia is bad, but it's better than no border at all.

02:04:45.220 Like, yeah, okay.

02:04:46.220 Since the invasion of Ukraine, Finns overwhelmingly support NATO membership.

02:04:49.780 Here's why.

02:04:51.280 And it was kind of an interesting article talking a little bit about the history, you know, the Winter War and before that and what happened or whatever.

02:04:57.980 But it was interesting to note, too, that during all that time, the Finns had taken on this by themselves, right?

02:05:07.000 And it's not a fun thing, right?

02:05:09.300 But you had – I mean, there were Swedish volunteer groups that joined Finland to fight the Bolsheviks, you know?

02:05:14.660 And it says here, Finland had for generations – I've been telling their stories around the dinner table about the war, right?

02:05:27.380 Holiday gatherings and at wreath-laying ceremonies on Independence Day, they shed a tear for the fathers, brothers, and uncles who never came home from battle.

02:05:33.900 And they remember the 45,000 refugees forced from lands ceded to the Soviet commie Bolsheviks, and they had to settle across Finland.

02:05:43.340 It's a small country.

02:05:44.160 Everyone knows someone who was affected.

02:05:48.180 And they talked – yeah, 1940s, right?

02:05:51.320 Karelia, specifically, that area.

02:05:53.440 I mean, that's that, you know – that's Finland, I mean, if you look at it.

02:05:58.460 The story provided the key to understanding why Finns are so – suddenly so eager to join NATO.

02:06:04.320 Now, it was very kind of – it was very rationally kind of laid out, I admit, in the article.

02:06:09.800 But what was striking was the fact that they never before had fallen for this.

02:06:15.360 What I'm saying is that there's also a – I'm not saying that Finland should take on Russia by themselves or whatever,

02:06:21.520 but ironically, as they're joining NATO, now they actually get a bullseye on them from Russia, right?

02:06:26.320 But it was – there's a general weakening, I think we can all agree on, within society.

02:06:35.560 Individuals are getting weaker.

02:06:36.820 Men are getting weaker.

02:06:38.160 Everybody's getting more frail.

02:06:39.560 Society is collapsing.

02:06:40.920 There's all these problems, right?

02:06:43.120 I'm saying this is just indicative of that, of, like, giving up the little autonomy that you do have left, right?

02:06:49.280 I mean, EU is a problem already.

02:06:52.020 International monetary funds is a problem.

02:06:53.820 That we're like a forum, our leaders are corrupt, like, we have so little left.

02:07:00.080 But we're willing to give up the little that we have left of that autonomy to go into yet another huge globalist organization such as NATO.

02:07:08.820 That obviously then will begin to use your lands to place their weapons on your lands as well.

02:07:13.340 And you have to take that into account.

02:07:14.520 But right now, everybody's weaker and we're more cowardly and we just – we want to huddle together in the security of the group, right?

02:07:23.260 Please save me, secure me.

02:07:25.140 And I'm not saying, oh, Finns should go line up and die in a war against Russia.

02:07:30.920 But the point is there hasn't been that up till now.

02:07:34.420 Now there's a problem, right?

02:07:37.820 When anyone asks what it's like to share an 800-mile border with the Soviet Union, first an increasingly belligerent Russia. 0.79

02:07:44.200 Now, Finns joke ruefully that it's much better to live with the border than to live without it.

02:07:49.520 So these are – all of a sudden, the Bloombergs are gung-ho about borders. 0.92

02:07:57.400 Now nations are good, now borders – it's fascinating how quickly this all turned.

02:08:02.320 Oh, with no borders, ooh, you know, so it's like, oh, no, but now, now it's borders.

02:08:07.200 But join the globalist institutions to basically make that irrelevant.

02:08:11.740 Over the centuries, Finns engaged in countless conflicts with invaders from the East who killed their forefathers, plundered their towns, and torched their homes and farms.

02:08:24.240 The centuries of bloodshed and realization that geography is destiny – well, so is demography, by the way – have made Finland's citizens pragmatic realists who aren't afraid to change their minds when facts change.

02:08:37.200 I think this is where it begins to skew. How have facts changed?

02:08:45.420 There's nothing that indicates that Russia would have invaded Finland as far as – please enlighten me if I'm wrong.

02:08:57.120 Send me a message or DM or email us or something.

02:09:00.220 Any sign that Russia would invade Finland and try to take over Finland and just grow bigger and bigger? 0.55

02:09:07.200 I don't think there is that. But now they say, oh, well, the facts have changed since Ukraine.

02:09:13.800 Well, that's a very specific reason for why the conflict we're not seeing happening, right?

02:09:18.780 And part of that is because of expansions such as groups as NATO.

02:09:24.640 Continues here, that's what happened with membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

02:09:28.200 Just six months ago, only 20% of the population supported joining, as most people were comfortable with a formula that had been in place for decades.

02:09:38.040 Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine's support for NATO membership has now jumped to almost 80%.

02:09:42.940 Is it really? Are they that fooled by this?

02:09:46.880 Look, I understand just looking at it like, oh, well, that's not good again.

02:09:49.480 It's like, oh, well, we'll better huddle together in the group.

02:09:52.300 We're going to be in a school of fish, don't stand on our own. 0.51

02:09:55.720 Give up our little autonomy that we have left to go join this global homo group here, NATO. 0.99

02:10:01.580 See now how NATO benefits from this also, right?

02:10:04.380 See the willingness, the agitation.

02:10:07.040 This justifies their existence.

02:10:09.000 More countries, more money, more expansion, more, more, more, more, more, more, right?

02:10:13.060 Gobble up more.

02:10:13.740 NATO is your de facto globalist government, I mean, essentially at this point.

02:10:19.880 If the baseline fundamental principles of like government or, you know, securing citizens and stuff is about that like reality that you have like monopoly on violence and it's up to you to defend your population if and when something happens.

02:10:35.380 That would fall essentially back on NATO now then for all the member states of NATO.

02:10:39.560 So why didn't Finland sign up earlier?

02:10:44.000 And that's an interesting question, right?

02:10:45.780 If it was worse in the past and even, you know, when the Soviet Union was across the border, it would have been unthinkable. 0.98

02:10:52.420 And of course, one of the reasons why the Soviet didn't attack as well is because they won the damn war. 0.97

02:10:57.120 That's why. 0.89

02:10:58.040 It's a remarkable story of the Winter War, you know, how they, what they did and how they achieved that and volunteers for Sweden and stuff.

02:11:06.640 I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm pro Finland here.

02:11:08.840 I'm not saying they shouldn't like, you know, defend themselves or whatever.

02:11:11.960 I'm just saying what going into this, to NATO is, is, is not a good idea.

02:11:20.440 Even joining this interesting, right?

02:11:21.920 Even joining the European Union or its predecessors was out of the question until the USSR collapsed in 1995.

02:11:29.540 So very quickly after four years after it was like, Oh, that's it into the EU right away.

02:11:33.480 Right.

02:11:35.140 But even then that it wouldn't before that time, that would have been seen as a kind of an act of, of aggression because it was now a neutral buffer zone.

02:11:42.160 You know, we're not part of you, but we're not part of kind of the West either.

02:11:45.240 And I liked that about Sweden, Finland, and these countries, like you have that buffer zone there.

02:11:49.280 Right.

02:11:49.440 But that's about to change.

02:11:52.380 The geopolitical chessboard is to massively be altered because of this.

02:11:56.940 And again, it's ultimately to take us towards that final globalist, they need conflicts to achieve that global dream that they have.

02:12:04.220 Right.

02:12:05.000 But the leadership decided that joining NATO would have been perceived as an antagonistic rather than a deterrent.

02:12:10.000 Yes, because they were more sensible.

02:12:12.700 Sparking backlash that at a minimum would have hurt trade relations and risked far more serious consequences.

02:12:18.220 Yes, but now, of course, that all has all changed.

02:12:21.380 This year's U-turn, in opinion, is a direct result of the Kremlin showing it's capable of attacking a neighbor that poses no threat.

02:12:29.160 Yeah, nothing, nothing was happening in Ukraine.

02:12:33.720 Nothing was going on. 1.00

02:12:35.200 Zelensky didn't do any shit or any gay ops. 0.99

02:12:37.560 It was just out of completely out of the blue. 1.00

02:12:42.860 It's just, it's so fucking dishonest. 0.98

02:12:45.760 You know what I mean? 0.95

02:12:46.100 If the Russians don't need a reason to invade, the thinking goes, Finland shouldn't worry about the potential of giving them one.

02:12:53.680 And I'm not like saying, oh, there's Russia. 0.98

02:12:55.360 I'm not like a dumbass. 1.00

02:12:56.720 It's like, you know, yeah, kill those Nazis in Ukraine. 1.00

02:12:59.660 It's equally cringe and dumb and gay. 1.00

02:13:02.960 I'd prefer to see none of them fight. 1.00

02:13:05.720 Call it a novel idea.

02:13:07.160 But, you know, an extra level of protection deterrence is needed.

02:13:12.060 Plus, with trade at a virtual standstill, there's no more relationship.

02:13:16.420 Nothing to lose.

02:13:17.420 Yeah, nothing to lose whatsoever.

02:13:19.500 Let's put those NATO weapons right on the border with Russia.

02:13:22.300 That's nothing to lose.

02:13:23.860 As Medvedev, or what's his name in this?

02:13:26.920 Some of these other lunatics now are talking about, like, you know, like nukes.

02:13:30.060 I forget the quote. 0.79

02:13:31.160 I should have pulled it out.

02:13:31.900 But there was some comments one of them made here a couple of weeks ago.

02:13:36.080 I was like, yeah, let's God sort it out.

02:13:37.780 We have, you know, nukes.

02:13:39.260 We'll get to nukes.

02:13:40.060 What was it?

02:13:40.740 Some other woman. 0.97

02:13:41.560 I think I played that clip, actually, in one of the shows.

02:13:44.580 She said, we'll go to heaven because we're with God and they're ungodly. 0.94

02:13:52.620 And so there's a place in hell for them. 0.95

02:13:53.920 We'll be fine. 0.96

02:13:54.520 Even if it's nuclear war and we'll all die, it'll be fine because we'll go to heaven.

02:13:57.560 And that's basically what she said, this woman.

02:13:59.680 I forget her name now.

02:14:01.240 She was on, like, one of the main channels in Russia, which is like, okay, is this?

02:14:07.640 Okay, these people are in.

02:14:11.820 Finland isn't looking for foreigners to fight its battles.

02:14:16.160 Polls over the past few decades have consistently shown, and this is interesting.

02:14:19.200 I remember seeing those shorts, too, as well, of, like, patriotism.

02:14:21.960 Are you willing to fight for your country?

02:14:23.960 Finland is, like, one of the highest ones, if not the highest country on that list.

02:14:27.860 Continuously.

02:14:28.440 Why?

02:14:28.940 Because they've had conflict. 0.97

02:14:30.680 Countries like Sweden, they're fucked over because we have had no conflicts of this for 250-plus years. 0.96

02:14:38.420 Now we're getting it, of course. 0.99

02:14:39.440 Now we have a civil war in our country between hostile groups and migrants and stuff like that.

02:14:45.700 But a sense of naivety develops when you don't have threats or conflicts, right?

02:14:52.200 It shows that 8 in 10 Finns are ready to pick up a gun and defend their country if needed.

02:14:55.960 We already have one of Europe's most, I didn't, well, I know they have a good army, but equipment-wise, I didn't know this.

02:15:01.540 Listen to this.

02:15:02.780 We already have one of Europe's most formidable armies equipped with 800 field guns, more than France and Germany combined,

02:15:08.700 and as many battle tanks as the biggest European NATO member in a country of 5.5 million.

02:15:14.420 900,000 people have had combat training, and Finland can quickly mobilize almost a third of them for wartime service.

02:15:21.920 So it sounds like they're kind of in a good spot then, right?

02:15:25.600 But what has changed?

02:15:27.120 The mentality has changed.

02:15:28.780 There's a weaker mentality, unfortunately.

02:15:31.780 And, of course, it doesn't help that you have a woman at the helm now, right? 1.00

02:15:37.240 Same thing as Sweden, Magdalena Andersson, and then it's, what's her name, Sanna Marin, right?

02:15:41.660 The prime minister is now.

02:15:42.540 Oh, we're going to enter NATO now, because the women are the peacemakers, you see? 1.00

02:15:47.340 Nothing bad is going to come out of this whatsoever.

02:15:53.360 Anyway, so what does Finland want NATO for?

02:15:55.440 The country never again wants to be left alone fighting an enemy 25 times its size.

02:15:59.820 Well, it wasn't.

02:16:00.580 First of all, they got a lot of support or whatever, but they also fought, and they, I mean, there was a lot, that's, of course, losses, right?

02:16:08.720 But, yes, they lost part of Karelia or something like that, right?

02:16:12.880 But they held back the Russians, the Bolsheviks, during the Winter War, right? 0.80

02:16:21.540 Finns want Russia to understand that crossing the border would lead to the infliction of such heavy damage that there's no possible payoff.

02:16:28.160 Well, if they see you, if enough of a threat, and if weapons and, you know, putting weapons in Finland now, which makes, you know, within striking distance, that removes the mutually destruction, you know, kind of agreement or whatever you want to call it, then you have, you're going to get a crosshairs on you right now.

02:16:51.080 You're going to be, you're going to be a threat now.

02:16:54.120 They want to fully share intelligence.

02:16:56.020 Yeah, that's a great idea.

02:16:58.420 And they want to ensure that the country isn't left without weapons or forced to beg for them, as Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky has had to do, spending the last few months in seemingly endless round of video meetings with government worldwide pleading for assistance.

02:17:13.060 Well, if this was true, that this is just like nice people helping out a European country or just a country in need or distress or whatever, where's the help for Yemen as Saudi Arabia is attacking them?

02:17:26.020 Where's the help for, you know, Gaza and Palestine as the conflict with Israel continues? 0.99

02:17:33.060 This is just bullshit. 0.98

02:17:34.140 They, they're using Ukraine for strategic purposes. 1.00

02:17:38.020 NATO is using it.

02:17:38.820 The U.S. is using it.

02:17:39.800 The whole, and again, look at all the things that I just, that we've talked about over the last few shows that like they now can blame on Ukraine or Putin or something.

02:17:49.820 Well, the gas price is Putin's fault.

02:17:51.960 Oh, the recession and inflation.

02:17:53.360 Well, that's because of the Ukraine war.

02:17:55.860 I'm saying maybe it wasn't the intention, but I'm saying the, the, the agitation by NATO and the West paid off in the sense that they did get what they wanted.

02:18:05.080 They painted court, Russia into a corner. 0.94

02:18:07.160 They had to act to a certain extent, and they did.

02:18:09.540 And now all the things are unfolding, they have, they can pin the, well, the reason why food is not showing up is because of, you know, Putin or whatever, or the economy is doing bad because of Putin.

02:18:21.160 You see how this works out?

02:18:22.520 And so now there's kind of an expectation of worsening conditions wrapped into this conflict, or they use that conflict to wrap it into the bigger agenda of homogenizing and globalizing the world and the economy and the supply chain, you know, all of that stuff.

02:18:36.460 Right. So anyway, we'll see what happens.

02:18:39.080 It was kind of an interesting article here, but it goes on to say Sweden is also seeking NATO entry.

02:18:43.860 And of course, then there has been fights, by the way, Sweden is clinging on.

02:18:47.520 This is funny.

02:18:47.920 It's like ethno-nationalism for the Kurds, right?

02:18:50.900 The point of contention now is that Erdogan and Turkey is trying to dictate to Sweden and I think partially Finland as well.

02:18:57.360 Well, you got to, you know, drop your support for Kurdistan.

02:18:59.760 We can't have that in NATO. 1.00

02:19:00.880 So now Turkey is swinging its dirty dick, so to speak. 1.00

02:19:05.520 I apologize for the terminology there. 1.00

02:19:09.020 In front of NATO and demanding certain things.

02:19:11.880 I don't know why Turkey is in NATO, but there you go.

02:19:16.840 Turkey's Islamist leader using NATO to get free hand and punish U.S. allies, right? 0.93

02:19:21.540 One Turkish analyst said that Erdogan's Turkey is the bully of the region.

02:19:24.880 And so it goes into that, that it's like, here it is, right?

02:19:31.840 And I'm not like, I'm not against, you know, Kurds having a homeland or something like that, right?

02:19:36.520 It's fine, right?

02:19:38.480 But as I said before, it's so bad now, even in Western countries like Germany.

02:19:41.980 You have Kurds and Turks fighting on the streets of Germany, right?

02:19:44.920 And I thought this is not even our, why even get involved in this?

02:19:47.880 But look, maybe there's a silver lining.

02:19:50.540 Maybe that would be the issue that the agreements to join NATO falls over, right?

02:19:56.620 There's been a story now in, I forget her name, but one of the very vocal pro-Kurdist activists.

02:20:02.520 They're like having her, like some worm tongue, having her mouth close to the prime minister's ear in Sweden, right?

02:20:10.580 And saying, no, no, no, we shouldn't, you can't agree to these terms.

02:20:13.480 We have to seek, you know, benefits for the Kurds here, while Turkey just wants to like level it and take it over, right? 0.93

02:20:21.100 There's, I mean, there's still fighting going on there, right?

02:20:23.800 In Kurdistan, northern Turkey.

02:20:26.920 In recent weeks, Erdogan has sharpened his saber rattling by blocking Sweden and Finland from joining the organization

02:20:35.040 and is now poised to invade northern Syria, where the Kurds, a U.S. partner in the fight against ISIS, are in his crosshairs.

02:20:45.900 Anyway, so they're going through that a little bit, the problems here.

02:20:49.680 We'll see what happens.

02:20:51.200 Sweden and Finland banned arms sales to Turkey.

02:20:53.940 So this is, you know, an increasingly difficult chessboard to navigate as well, to be honest,

02:21:03.800 as there's increasing conflicts and interest and still national interests, right?

02:21:07.760 But the point is, I brought this up here too, right?

02:21:10.420 So Finland had a little celebration here a couple of days ago regarding, and it popped up on people's radar,

02:21:18.960 that the swastika is still being used by Finland.

02:21:22.020 And I saw people, some people like, oh my God, look at this. 0.74

02:21:25.300 Here's like, Ukraine, as of NATO, they're all Nazis. 0.92

02:21:30.740 Look, and now Finland's going to join NATO, and it's Nazis, and it's just, it's Nazis, and oh my God, you know. 0.84

02:21:38.220 So one tweet here said regarding this, said here, terror alarm, I think, is this a, let's see what this,

02:21:48.720 I think this, is this a, like a Hebrew outlet or something?

02:21:52.880 Yes, it is.

02:21:53.580 So listen how they, how they word this here.

02:21:55.760 This is kind of, this is, it's kind of interesting though.

02:21:58.920 Because in normal circumstances, of course, they would not, they would not take this view, I would assume.

02:22:05.600 They say here, crybaby Russia is now crying about Finland's military using this non-Nazi traditional Finnish swastika that dates back to the 1980s, pre-Nazi era.

02:22:19.360 Now, and then NATO should accept Finland's membership application before Putin conveniently launches a de-Nazification mission into Finland, right? 0.87

02:22:30.080 So you see the, the layers within layers of just like, oh man, like cringe, like boomer, like no, really is this, is this the path they're going to take here now?

02:22:42.020 But anyway, so they had a, so, now, there are sources that say that they dropped the swastika, right?

02:22:50.100 So I was looking into this and I was like, what, what's going on here?

02:22:52.540 Why are they still using it, right?

02:22:54.600 Here's the BBC piece, back from 2000, no, it's 2020, Finland's Air Force quietly drops the swastika symbol.

02:23:03.540 And of course, the swastika is one of the, one of the most ancient Indo-European or Aryan or, you know, symbols that we have.

02:23:12.140 I mean, there's, ironically, in areas like Ukraine, there's swastikas on, you know, ivory, little figures in ivory, 10,000, almost 10,000 years ago.

02:23:23.160 I mean, it's crazy, it's a well-established symbol, well before the German National Socialist Workers' Party took up the symbol.

02:23:34.500 So I think it's, frankly, ridiculous that it should, oh, it can't be used anywhere, it should be banned everywhere, you know, or you're veying over this or whatever, right?

02:23:42.140 But you can kind of see how the narrative paints itself with this now.

02:23:45.520 So, but it says here, the old emblem of the Finnish Air Force Command left, featured a swastika, but the current emblem of the forces does not.

02:23:55.120 But so they still showed up, and they had it with them, nonetheless.

02:24:00.220 And so I found out that it looks like it's the Academy of the Air Force.

02:24:05.380 The Air Force Academy, Finnish Air Force, still are using it.

02:24:10.880 You know what, good for them.

02:24:12.160 You know, good for them.

02:24:15.520 No one's crying over, you know, hammers and sickles.

02:24:23.740 And by the way, I've seen an increasing use of that from Russian forces, by the way.

02:24:30.920 I think a while ago we had some pictures of that too, right?

02:24:33.180 Here's like just like two.

02:24:34.960 Yeah, here's just two.

02:24:36.140 Again, I didn't intend to show this, but just two examples.

02:24:39.040 It was a woman in Russia that had denied getting help or something, getting food in exchange for taking down or like dropping her hammer and sickle, hammer and sickle flag, the Bolshevik flag, right?

02:24:58.940 And she didn't do that, so now they're raising a statue to her, right?

02:25:03.940 Holding a Bolshevik flag, right?

02:25:07.060 And here's some events, Russian military taking place with the young kids.

02:25:11.340 And of course they have the hammer and sickle on there.

02:25:15.140 So this is being, they're reframing the whole thing now, the conflict, as like this is Nazis against the good guys.

02:25:24.780 And so I could, I can, we'll see how this plays out, but I can definitely see that things like this now as NATO's, although there is no connection as I just showed to you, right?

02:25:35.200 They, it's just the academy that's using it.

02:25:37.600 It's not, it's, it's pre, you know, National Socialism in Germany anyway, right?

02:25:41.300 They've had it on their planes for a long time, right?

02:25:44.160 Way back.

02:25:46.640 And so, but, but I can see how that will be used now.

02:25:50.100 The NATO Nazis are back at it and we, now we have to do something. 0.84

02:25:54.360 Again, effectively, what could happen here is Finland just put a major crosshairs on them because they made a bad move, you know, bad move to join NATO.

02:26:03.680 That's my take and we'll see what happens.

02:26:05.160 Hopefully I'm wrong and hopefully there's a, you know, conflict resolution at the end of this.

02:26:08.700 I don't want to, I mean, who would, who in their right mind would want to see more nations where Europeans live to go at each other again now, you know what I mean? 1.00

02:26:17.420 We're still already doing here.

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02:27:07.320 But, okay, guys, I think that's it for us today.

02:27:10.540 I'm getting tired, so I've got to wrap up here.

02:27:12.080 But I do thank you for joining us.

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02:27:16.740 Let me double check so we don't have anything else here on Odyssey.

02:27:21.760 Yes, Pagan Bear here says, it's 31 seconds.

02:27:24.960 You probably saw this, but they are normalizing heart problems in the young.

02:27:28.240 Thanks for the show.

02:27:29.740 Hail Red Ice, thank you.

02:27:31.440 Is that brand new tube?

02:27:32.540 We could play that, I guess.

02:27:33.540 Last thing here.

02:27:34.140 Thank you, man.

02:27:35.660 Let me see.

02:27:37.320 Oh, is this one of the...

02:27:38.780 We've seen a couple of the...

02:27:41.460 Let me find my document here.

02:27:43.260 We've played a couple of the...

02:27:45.980 They're practicing football and stuff.

02:27:50.940 Young girls are running around commercials in the UK.

02:27:55.120 We've seen it on buses and stuff like that.

02:27:56.840 Let's check this out real quick.

02:27:59.660 COVID-19 stuff.

02:28:02.560 Oh, sorry, you guys can't see that.

02:28:03.840 Sorry about that.

02:28:04.340 Let me...

02:28:04.840 Where are we here?

02:28:05.300 My shortcuts stop working.

02:28:07.520 Okay, here we go.

02:28:09.040 Go back.

02:28:10.380 Gotta turn up the volume here, too.

02:28:13.200 Okay, let's...

02:28:13.760 They found out that I had an undiagnosed heart condition that could easily send my pulse to over 250 beats per minute.

02:28:36.040 Finn's heart condition nearly killed him after going on a bike ride.

02:28:40.340 He was going...

02:28:41.840 Yeah, just a bike ride.

02:28:43.240 Okay, it wraps up there.

02:28:43.980 But yeah, I think that was part of a...

02:28:45.880 I think that was part of like a documentary series or something that we're doing.

02:28:49.480 I forget what it was.

02:28:50.060 But yeah, sudden heart attacks now happens.

02:28:53.240 It's just...

02:28:54.020 It's insane.

02:28:54.840 Thank you for sending that link, by the way.

02:28:56.320 I do recognize part of that.

02:28:57.440 We've seen quite a few of that actually coming out.

02:29:00.980 Okay, let me check Rumble.

02:29:02.620 Oh, we have one from Veritas6464 there.

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02:29:08.500 Got here late.

02:29:09.120 Doe. 0.98

02:29:09.440 Difficult time in Down Under.

02:29:11.820 Locust Lad.

02:29:12.460 Yeah, thank you, man.

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02:29:15.340 Thank you for joining in over on Rumble.

02:29:18.220 I set up a member's pass for you as well, Locust Lad.

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02:29:24.760 Hold the line down in Oz, of course. 0.69

02:29:26.600 Wherever you are around in the Western world, hold the line.

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02:29:31.420 Keep waking up, people.

02:29:32.940 Part of this is about scaring people into, you know, not submission, but waking up, right?

02:29:41.480 Most people are out there still sleeping, walking around.

02:29:43.740 You've got to show them some of the scary stuff to make them realize that we're in a dire situation.

02:29:47.800 And that hopefully will snap them out of the trance.

02:29:49.900 And then at that stage, of course, you begin and you talk like we do on the show all the time.

02:29:54.720 These are actually good opportunities for us to turn things around, create a parallel option and solution.

02:30:00.480 And the sicker and more degenerate, the mainstream becomes, well, there's more and more people that will look for options and alternatives that actually do work, right?

02:30:09.680 And so that's what we should strive to.

02:30:11.700 That's what we should aspire to.

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02:30:26.760 We should do all the kinds of good things that we are accustomed to, like our forebears did before us, right?

02:30:33.020 And we should make them proud.

02:30:34.160 Keep that in mind.

02:30:34.720 They're always watching and we should always make them proud.

02:30:36.840 You should never put down an opportunity to make your ancestors proud of you and what we do.

02:30:43.560 And one of the very first things we can do about this, of course, is to speak out against it and help to waken our fellow Westerners, right?

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Red Ice TV - June 08, 2022

No-Go Zone： Symptoms Of A Dying Civilization

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