Red Ice TV - Notting Hill Carnival Death, Iceland Rejects EU, Organized Jewry Admits Owning US Politics

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00:00:30.000 Patience and from pain

00:00:31.840 The one who never ends will gain

00:00:34.540 The lovely notes from score to score

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00:00:40.120 I'm tired of being a waste

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00:00:46.000 Yeah, but sure that love existed long

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00:00:51.720 It's alright, baby

00:00:54.420 It's a crazy world, it's a bitter sun

00:00:57.820 It's all right, sugar

00:01:00.020 It's a crazy herb

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00:01:05.720 It's a crazy herb

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00:01:09.100 It's all right, it's okay

00:01:11.880 It ends so crazy

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00:01:17.580 Requires a special praise

00:01:20.080 A single gesture of sweet emotion

00:01:23.260 A single notion of bitter potion

00:01:26.160 A strawberry-flavored composition

00:01:28.840 It's all that it takes

00:01:30.640 When the lyrics stand on end

00:01:33.780 And the head is full of conclusions

00:01:35.980 Of a simple mind

00:01:37.380 It's all right, baby

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00:01:41.580 It's a dinner, sir

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00:01:45.200 It's a crazy world

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00:01:52.880 It's a dinner, sir

00:01:54.300 It's all right, it's okay

00:01:57.040 It's a crazy world, it's a better turn

00:01:59.920 It's all right, baby

00:02:13.440 It's a crazy world, it's a better turn

00:02:16.860 It's all right, sugar

00:02:19.060 It's a crazy world, it's a better turn

00:02:22.480 We'll do it, it's all right, honey

00:02:24.860 It's a crazy world, it's a bitter turn

00:02:28.140 We'll do it, it's all right, it's okay

00:02:30.900 It's a crazy world, it's a bitter turn

00:02:33.720 We'll do it

00:02:52.480 Okay, hang tight boys, we're almost there.

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00:03:52.480 welcome back ladies and gentlemen thank you for joining me here there we go we're getting to do

00:04:18.000 I think we can do this right.

00:04:19.440 Thank you so much for joining me, ladies and gentlemen.

00:04:22.420 Henrik here with Red Ice.

00:04:23.580 Hope you're all doing well.

00:04:24.400 It's the 2nd of September, 2026.

00:04:27.240 It is Woden's Day, ladies and gentlemen.

00:04:29.720 It's only Wednesday.

00:04:31.240 How does the Tintin meme go again?

00:04:32.740 It's only Wednesday.

00:04:34.740 It's only Woden's Day.

00:04:35.900 And what are we even doing here?

00:04:36.900 Anyway, glad you can join us.

00:04:38.260 We're going to talk about Notting Hill a little bit.

00:04:40.540 Iceland rejecting the EU.

00:04:42.680 Good for them.

00:04:43.380 They might even do it for the wrong reasons.

00:04:44.940 But what the hell?

00:04:45.840 I'll take it.

00:04:47.200 We also have some fascinating stuff out of the Republican Jewish Coalition

00:04:50.660 basically admitting that they're controlling American politics.

00:04:54.560 I mean, this is not new for those who are observers,

00:04:57.120 even casual observers in 2026.

00:04:59.720 But it's always interesting when they openly talk about dismissing this candidate

00:05:03.780 or booting these people out or doing this and that.

00:05:06.460 We've got some clips on that and some other stuff, too, if we can get to it.

00:05:09.440 Going to come on here for, I don't know, about an hour or so today.

00:05:12.100 So I hope you're all doing well.

00:05:13.660 Thank you for joining me.

00:05:14.340 It is 3.02 local Pacific time here in Norse, Idaho.

00:05:20.080 Hope you're all doing well.

00:05:20.920 So why don't we kick off with some good stuff here then

00:05:23.700 in terms of the Notting Hill Carnival over in the UK.

00:05:28.660 Diversity abound, 75 years of diversity.

00:05:32.540 And oh my, what a contribution to British society.

00:05:37.520 The Windrush, was it movement?

00:05:39.720 Was that what it was called?

00:05:40.320 The Windrush generation, the Windrush movement?

00:05:43.400 All this Caribbean, Jamaican stuff.

00:05:45.240 And of course, then they try to kind of convince the British population

00:05:48.660 that it's really the Afro-Caribbean population

00:05:52.540 that basically helped to rebuild Britain after World War II.

00:05:56.280 But anyway, here's a little sample of how things went down.

00:05:59.760 Just here yesterday, I believe, it wrapped up. Check it out.

00:06:02.580 Welcome to Carnival.

00:06:06.040 The streets have come alive in Notting Hill as we celebrate Carnival.

00:06:10.480 This celebration of Caribbean culture sees people of diverse backgrounds come together to enjoy food, dance, music and so much more.

00:06:20.500 This Just Carnival has additional significance as we mark 75 years since the Windrush generation.

00:06:26.520 And we pay tribute to the Caribbean, men and women who came to our city and forged a new Britain after the Second World War.

00:06:35.260 I want to thank everyone who's planned this event for months as it's one of the biggest celebrations of our diversity in London

00:06:42.600 Oh fucking hell, dear mate, oh shit, fucking hell, oh look at that blood

00:06:50.080 Oh dick, oh dear

00:06:55.620 Oh shit

00:06:59.620 It's almost a fucking chunk here

00:07:05.260 Someone has been fucking shanked here.

00:07:07.940 Isn't that the quote of the day?

00:07:09.020 There you go, ladies and gentlemen.

00:07:10.340 So, high culture on display in Notting Hill.

00:07:14.840 Remember the movie?

00:07:15.680 What was his name again?

00:07:16.900 All the rom-com fanatical ladies were all...

00:07:21.040 What was his name again?

00:07:22.980 Oh, gosh.

00:07:23.560 I forget what it was.

00:07:24.700 I don't care about what the actor's name was,

00:07:26.680 but I see his dumb face in front of me.

00:07:28.500 Anyway, here's more.

00:07:30.020 My point is, that's long gone.

00:07:32.720 that that nodding hill that they portrayed in the in the movie there someone's gonna someone's

00:07:38.200 chat's gonna remind me of what his name is just don't just don't don't i don't want to know i

00:07:42.460 have it's you know it kind of fills up and then you you put more in and then something falls out

00:07:46.940 and luckily his name fell out so don't remind me okay anyway uh so that that era is long gone

00:07:53.060 here we got something from it this is 1990 versus 20 god damn it rester lee god damn it god damn

00:08:01.520 you just straight to the straight up against as the wall okay here we go

00:08:05.720 1990 versus 2026 there we go let's pick one you have to pick one

00:08:21.140 I remember them the street the guardian angels I mean even 1990s isn't it that's

00:08:28.340 It's bad.

00:08:28.820 I'd say, I'll say neither.

00:08:58.820 But at least it looked a little bit more peaceful back in 1990.

00:09:04.060 This is what you get when you have people like Barbara Roche in the UK

00:09:08.600 who comes in and talks about,

00:09:10.800 well, you just have to have responsible immigration into the UK.

00:09:15.340 And then, in fact, it can be a boon.

00:09:17.040 It can actually be a benefit to Britain.

00:09:19.820 Here is, of course, the Jewish head here of the, what was she?

00:09:23.840 She was the Home Secretary, whatever.

00:09:27.100 Let's listen.

00:09:28.820 greater clarity and focus we also though barbara are very small compared to some of these other

00:09:34.740 european countries and there is that issue of space well yeah i mean that's that lebens raum

00:09:42.900 so what is he going to require you know is you know it is very often made but if you actually

00:09:49.380 look at the demographics um with the aging population that that we have um i think you

00:09:56.100 begin to understand why you know migration um can be you know if properly managed you know it is a

00:10:03.140 good yeah i just have to uh just have to properly manage it and then eventually your society can

00:10:09.140 can end up looking like this.

00:10:39.140 just can i just get a can i just get a moment of a moment of sight i think it was was it nimrod

00:11:05.360 which it was one of the it was one of the sumerian or babylonian gods i forget which one it was but he

00:11:11.840 was he was complaining about how loud the humans that they had uh made or whatever the story however

00:11:19.760 the story may went was that the humans were so loud uh that he basically decided to kill them all

00:11:28.080 that's good and when i and when i see those scenes that the the nightmarish savagery worse than any

00:11:37.700 horror movie um i'm kind of feeling the same i wish i wish i had the the power of nimrod or whoever

00:11:43.720 it was enlil or enki or you know one of them whatever just uh whatever like some magical

00:11:50.620 thing and just clean it up clean it up straight let's go man hundreds arrested weapons seized

00:12:01.320 and of course we had even one uh one death here i believe metropolitan police said serious said

00:12:06.520 serious violence was mark markedly lower really now really we had deaths i think it was 600

00:12:14.760 hundred something arrests. Of course, it's much lower. It's actually much better now. It's just

00:12:23.340 one guy that died and just about, you know, 600 or so people arrested. It's getting better. It's

00:12:29.840 improving, in fact, folks. But stop and search did lead to dozens of weapons being seized,

00:12:36.360 including a handgun. There you go. All right. I don't think we have to watch that. Notting Hill

00:12:42.000 carnival arrest hits 636 as man dies after entering canal in police chase oh well he was

00:12:49.640 some voices a rapper from bristol was that what it was let me let me pull let me pull this up again

00:12:54.480 uh notting hill carnival death i gotta do two oh yeah that's right of course i gotta do 2026

00:13:02.800 imagine you had a festival where white people and i'm thinking this for like sure you know

00:13:08.520 charlottesville was not like a this is not a carnival i get well it kind of became a carnival

00:13:13.700 i guess of sorts but anyway this is beside the point a yearly thing returned and it's like death

00:13:19.400 after death can you imagine if it was like white people doing something like this and you had like

00:13:23.700 people dying at these events there'd be calls for them to be shut down and and everyone found and

00:13:31.060 everyone like located everyone's opinions ousted who'd who are they following on social media and

00:13:37.660 those accounts would be shut down basically right here's like this kind of i mean it is what um

00:13:43.580 the man himself sadiq khan called a part and parcel of just uh being being in a big city that's

00:13:49.020 just what it is now just one death this year let me see if we can find here we go very sad uh was

00:13:54.940 this 2026 was this 2025 let me see i'm a little confused here wednesday oh no 2023 is excuse me

00:14:03.340 me, there was a, okay, there was this was another year, very sad news here.

00:14:06.820 Notting Hill carnival death, 20,000 pound reward offered to catch killer of

00:14:11.460 rapper to core stretch to core stretch.

00:14:18.760 Where we go.

00:14:19.280 Very, uh, very big loss, ladies and gentlemen.

00:14:24.860 So who knows who died this year?

00:14:26.980 Maybe it was a white guy who knows, but anyway, so this is, uh, this is part

00:14:30.240 and parcel and it's totally fine.

00:14:31.560 In fact, don't worry about it.

00:14:33.340 This is what we do for Carnival in the UK when we celebrate diversity.

00:14:39.100 Then deaths is fine.

00:14:40.620 Not that I'm shedding any tears about this.

00:14:42.940 Who really cares?

00:14:44.420 But it's turning Britain into just a horror show, right?

00:14:52.280 So here's the best.

00:14:53.240 Is it the best they can offer then?

00:14:54.740 If people randomly had pulled out clips of just how it looked on the streets,

00:14:59.760 this is, I guess, the best they have to offer.

00:15:01.800 Let's check it out here, see what they got.

00:15:03.340 oh a slideshow nice fantastic who's doing the slideshow this standard is doing a slideshow for

00:15:12.880 us oh yeah I don't know why it is okay okay so that's all they had to they couldn't have any

00:15:28.500 actual moving footage because it was too uh too horrifying I did see some uh

00:15:33.340 some ai versions of this was uh was was going around and it was a couple i mean i do admit it

00:15:39.240 it looked kind of realistic for a while and i was i was it took me a little bit um to actually see

00:15:44.920 you gotta you gotta usually see things kind of in the background a little bit like all of a sudden

00:15:49.000 there's like a kind of a chain someone was holding just kind of showed up and it's like ah i mean

00:15:53.120 it's getting so good now with like is it higgs field or something like it's getting so good it's

00:15:57.440 actually very hard uh to tell we'll get to iceland there in just a moment it's going to be interesting

00:16:01.360 but let's see if there's any other uh videos this yeah this is the one right so people were

00:16:05.320 i mean it's it it might as well right the one of the clips i played it was actually real people

00:16:10.400 like they just look like they have like a black dirty oil all over their bodies or something

00:16:15.620 uh and here they have some uh like viking biker helmets here but it was it was it was hard to

00:16:22.180 tell it first, but it was just a little bit too much.

00:16:32.920 It was like, ah, ah, something feels, it's just a tad bit too much, but it,

00:16:39.700 but it's very close, right?

00:16:41.380 It's extremely close.

00:16:42.520 So it's actually hard to tell.

00:16:43.540 the base lower carnal impulses that's what that's what people are so that's what white people are

00:16:55.020 attracted to as they as they see this i guess okay just a reminder that the hyper sexualized

00:17:01.440 men who are thrusting themselves against inanimate objects at notting hill carnival

00:17:06.380 are not small boat migrants that's right that's right jada franson their second and third

00:17:13.100 generation immigrant class classed as a british genetic culture doesn't change just by being born

00:17:19.260 in britain that's right guys remember this i think we've shown some of these in the fact in the in

00:17:23.100 the fast in the past oh no oh no that's that's that's cool let's let's take that one more time

00:17:33.100 oh all right we got a darwin award for coming up here okay anyway that's what happens twerking

00:17:46.260 street lights twerking street lights that's that's how it goes all right the traffic light

00:17:51.660 has aids now yes it will always be red every it will be constantly is that i assume it would be

00:17:58.560 If you get a positive result, is it always green then?

00:18:02.960 Maybe that's what it would be.

00:18:03.680 It would always be green, I guess.

00:18:06.920 So then everyone can walk out and be run over at the same time.

00:18:10.380 It makes sense.

00:18:10.940 More deaths, that's the point.

00:18:14.520 All right.

00:18:16.240 Anyway, we're going to switch tempo here a little bit.

00:18:18.480 We're going to talk about Iceland after this wonderful, very, very...

00:18:22.480 I can't unsee it.

00:18:24.160 You got the green light.

00:18:24.920 I know it's it's our it's not really our cultures is our culture sounds like our our countries our civilization is is in heavy heavy freefall happy freefall in freefall it's it's in in a deep decline I guess would be the best term to use for this it's in deep decline and of course these types of events and ultimately all the clips we get

00:18:54.900 can enjoy seeing it is it's a little bit of a sample size of just how bad it is

00:18:59.800 out there and let's just enjoy it and laugh at it while we while we have a

00:19:03.660 chance because all this will come to an end as well at some point it will it's

00:19:08.400 it's it's just not going to happen okay and and we go and we're going to we're

00:19:13.400 going to round the corner doesn't feel like it like now but trust me it is

00:19:17.800 going to happen one way or another and probably probably more another way than

00:19:23.900 Okay. Anyway, let's switch over to Iceland here.

00:19:26.240 We did have some good news here out of Iceland.

00:19:29.020 Now, of course, they do have a very far left or left-leaning government in Iceland.

00:19:35.640 They can, I guess they can afford themselves that being a white Scandinavian Norse stock founded population

00:19:43.900 far removed from the rest of the world, of course, with airline traffic.

00:19:48.040 That changes really quickly, as we saw with some of the clips with Rabbi Shmule going up to Iceland to complain on them.

00:19:53.900 um and of course despite the fact that they criticized israel and things like that and

00:19:58.620 called out shmuley that's kind of don't mistake that for them being you know accidentally based

00:20:02.620 or something um it's fun to see a little bit of that but they did reject a proposal that was back

00:20:10.620 on the table after it was initially dropped i think it was in 2014-15 it was eventually dropped

00:20:16.780 but it was it was actually during their the height of their banking scandal crisis financial crisis

00:20:24.460 was it 2008 9 i believe something like that we covered it quite a bit at the time and it was

00:20:29.260 happening and it looked like oh you know iceland is turning on the bankers and it was like it was

00:20:35.580 kind of partially true but then you also had this hyper feminized kind of you know culture society

00:20:42.700 structure there political system which it still is obviously and they were kind of doing it for

00:20:48.960 the wrong reasons you know i mean and it's kind of same thing here there was like fears around

00:20:52.900 trump we'll get into it we'll read it here in a moment but i'll take it even if it's for the

00:20:58.000 wrong reasons for now at least hopefully it will keep them at bay with like not joining like these

00:21:03.940 migration compacts and stuff like that that the eu has been trying to do and shove down uh members

00:21:08.760 the member states you know quota that they have to take in and things like this right

00:21:12.960 um of course there's other migration compacts like the UN is running

00:21:16.480 so there's still a chance that they join those but it's been fairly

00:21:20.200 homogenous demographically speaking in Iceland for a very long very long time

00:21:24.360 and they're beginning to see some of the changes on that now

00:21:28.180 Icelandic voters reject a proposal to restart negotiations to join the European Union

00:21:34.320 so that's some good news i guess we can begin with a clip and then we can go through some of

00:21:40.740 the details over here let me turn this up here so we can so we can hear what's going on

00:21:45.660 so this has been a good session for the country i think the most important thing is that we come

00:21:57.280 out of this united we respect these results and a big lesson for me and also for the government

00:22:03.100 is that people are happy with the

00:22:05.160 EEA agreement. They're happy with

00:22:07.240 the current relationship with the EU.

00:22:10.580 The

00:22:11.180 big debates

00:22:12.360 about the ESP and

00:22:15.060 joining it, and with the EU,

00:22:16.980 is that with the phishing

00:22:18.960 policies and our agriculture,

00:22:21.280 but there's still unanswered questions

00:22:23.040 there. Phishing policies, and that's

00:22:25.180 good, of course. All these countries are, like,

00:22:26.880 pressing... Who was

00:22:29.060 it that...

00:22:29.940 Who was it that was coming down on, like,

00:22:33.100 iceland and maybe they were coming down on japan definitely green well the danish population of

00:22:40.700 greenland they were saying you can't do you know whale hunting or something like that obviously

00:22:45.180 the icelanders can't do it because they're simply white but they gave a pass to like natives doing

00:22:49.420 it was silly i forget i mean it's actually quite a few that have done that but but big issues is

00:22:55.340 the same thing happened in sweden i remember this i've witnessed it firsthand when we joined the eu

00:22:59.340 how the fisheries all just went under agriculture everything has been offshored

00:23:06.600 although the milk farmers has been under attacks ever since then it's all huge EU conglomerates now

00:23:13.620 like in maybe the Netherlands maybe Denmark has sustained some of their dairy farming but much of

00:23:19.940 it much of the small farmers have been completely competed out of the picture no help from the

00:23:23.780 government but the fisheries went under all of a sudden like cod which was like plentiful and

00:23:29.840 available just disappeared off the shelves and if it was there the price had gone up like two three

00:23:34.060 four five hundred percent it was crazy uh so they're good reason to be concerned about their

00:23:38.940 fisheries in iceland and the thing is that if we don't get any contract we don't go through the

00:23:45.240 with them we really have no way of knowing exactly what we were saying yes or no to in general

00:23:53.280 Wait, what?

00:23:54.020 The EU has changed a lot.

00:23:55.780 Was that an informed answer?

00:23:58.960 Let me listen to that again.

00:23:59.840 Through the inauguration with them, the thing is there.

00:24:02.760 And the thing is that if we don't get any contract,

00:24:06.240 we don't go through the inauguration with them,

00:24:08.960 we have a way of knowing exactly what we were saying yes or no to in general.

00:24:15.120 That's probably true.

00:24:16.160 Probably, if I read that correctly or hear that correctly,

00:24:19.420 he's saying they weren't fully keeping voters, the population informed

00:24:26.420 in terms of what the requirements would have been for them to join.

00:24:33.320 And so the voters doesn't actually fully know what they actually did.

00:24:38.020 Will this be good?

00:24:39.880 Well, you have to pass the bill to read what's in it.

00:24:43.060 I guess it's one of those types of things, right?

00:24:45.360 The EU has changed a lot.

00:24:46.940 Then you can look at it as a strategic question.

00:24:51.160 Now that's an Icelandic.

00:24:52.380 Tordur Sverrisson.

00:24:54.580 There we go.

00:24:55.000 That's a good Icelandic name.

00:24:59.300 Tordur.

00:24:59.940 That's a strategic question.

00:25:02.420 And then it becomes a bit different.

00:25:05.940 It becomes more a question of access to markets, access to education.

00:25:12.060 Well, you're already part of the EEA, as the prime minister there said.

00:25:15.260 and for the young people and the younger generation and for the future.

00:25:22.300 Okay. All right. So not that very informative here.

00:25:25.300 Okay. But they rejected restarting negotiations to join the European Union

00:25:29.660 in a referendum that pitted concerns about geopolitical stability

00:25:33.580 against keeping national control of Iceland's priced fisheries.

00:25:37.180 Officials said Sunday's still razor-thin margins here, right?

00:25:40.560 And it looks like, judging from the pictures I saw, and even here to a certain extent with the people they filmed and talked with,

00:25:49.240 older generation seems generally to be against it.

00:25:53.880 And it's not necessarily true, but I wouldn't be surprised if the younger generations are more or less for it.

00:25:59.100 Could be wrong on that.

00:26:00.500 Opponents defeated the measure by a margin of 52.8% to 47.2%.

00:26:05.560 The National Electoral Commission said the results puts the divisive issues to rest.

00:26:10.560 for now because that's always what they do it's funny how they they will keep bringing it back

00:26:17.800 in and back in and back in until they vote the way they want them to vote but of course then they

00:26:22.660 don't bring it up again five years later four years later eight years later ten years later

00:26:26.160 twelve years later and say okay we've now been members of the eu for this long should we still

00:26:30.560 be part of should we exit out now that doesn't happen does it more than a decade after a

00:26:36.000 Euroskeptic government ended EU talks that begun after the 2008 financial crisis.

00:26:41.880 The vote, Fancy Pants.

00:26:45.340 Fancy Pants and $5.10.

00:26:48.200 Live free or die, hail Helios.

00:26:50.300 Hail Helios, there you go.

00:26:51.800 Thank you, Fancy Pants.

00:26:52.720 Appreciate you.

00:26:53.740 Everybody kind of here.

00:26:54.820 That's right.

00:26:55.640 Rumble.com slash user slash RedHustTV.

00:26:58.860 You want some Rumble rants.

00:27:00.200 Thank you.

00:27:00.640 I appreciate that, Fancy Pants.

00:27:01.800 All right, so we got...

00:27:03.800 Yeah, so this is kind of interesting.

00:27:06.120 Look at this here.

00:27:08.640 The vote Saturday was held in the shadow of repeated threats

00:27:11.800 by U.S. President Donald Trump to take control of nearby Greenland.

00:27:16.240 Although Iceland is a NATO member,

00:27:18.380 all right, well, whatever,

00:27:20.540 supporters said European solidarity would provide greater protection

00:27:25.360 if Trump ever made similar threats towards the volcanic island.

00:27:31.060 Nice.

00:27:31.660 Iceland's left-leaning.

00:27:34.060 Are we going one more?

00:27:34.620 New Corp sent $50.

00:27:35.540 Democracy is a lie.

00:27:37.220 50.

00:27:38.020 Whoa, you get, sir, a Caius.

00:27:43.340 Woo.

00:27:46.160 Thank you, man.

00:27:46.880 I appreciate that.

00:27:47.460 That's very generous of you.

00:27:48.320 Thank you.

00:27:48.780 That's awesome.

00:27:49.580 Democracy, indeed, is a lie.

00:27:51.560 Voting doesn't work,

00:27:53.200 and especially when you hand it over to people who are...

00:27:55.480 They get into power,

00:27:57.100 and then they move the goalpost,

00:27:59.380 and everything alters.

00:28:00.120 We have to protect, now we have to protect liberal democracy.

00:28:04.000 We vote in liberal democracy and then we remove everything that enables us to basically dismiss it, right?

00:28:13.160 But it says here, although Iceland is a NATO member, supporters said European solidarity would provide greater protection if Trump ever made similar threats to Iceland.

00:28:20.960 Iceland's left-leaning coalition government, elected in 2024, moved up the EU referendum

00:28:27.980 in a plan for next year after Trump mistakenly named Iceland four times

00:28:35.000 while speaking about his designs on Greenland.

00:28:39.900 Nice.

00:28:42.100 Wow.

00:28:43.720 That's all you have to do.

00:28:45.020 Just a couple of mistakes and then you can just switch a whole nation's potential future.

00:28:49.100 I guess I'll take it.

00:28:50.420 Thank you, Trump, for not having your head screwed on right in that particular case.

00:28:56.020 It's like, ah, whatever.

00:28:57.300 Same.

00:28:57.960 Well, Iceland, Green, whatever.

00:28:59.740 We'll take them all.

00:29:00.780 How does that go?

00:29:01.220 How's that going, by the way?

00:29:02.240 What even happened to that?

00:29:03.720 Is Greenland under?

00:29:05.380 Are they under threat?

00:29:06.260 Are they?

00:29:07.500 Have they voted to join America yet or what?

00:29:10.520 The Trump administration respects the sovereign decision by Iceland.

00:29:14.420 State Department spokesman Tommy Pigot said in a statement,

00:29:17.360 statement we look forward to strengthening our partnership with iceland on all fronts including

00:29:20.720 security energy innovation and economic and cultural ties yeah what are you going to do

00:29:26.560 going to send more rabbis to further advance our shared vision of peace and prosperity

00:29:34.080 why what do you mean the trump administration respects the sovereign decision by iceland

00:29:38.480 regarding the eu vote why would they have an interest in iceland joining or not joining

00:29:44.880 the eu by the way uh well yeah huh that takes us down a rabbit rabbit hole we're not gonna go down

00:29:51.680 right now anyway voters face a simple question prime minister christian frosta dotter said she

00:30:00.000 did not see the loss as a setback for a coalition government but as a way oh they she she was part

00:30:05.760 of the coalition that wanted to join maybe uh setback for a coalition government but as a win

00:30:09.920 for democracy is more than 82% of the eligible 270,000 voters cast a ballot.

00:30:16.820 See, that's a healthy population number.

00:30:22.740 Look, I know in the world of global homo,

00:30:28.020 with like 1.5 billion Indians and 1.3 billion Chinese people

00:30:33.140 and who knows how many billions at the end of the century,

00:30:36.640 sub-Saharan Africans. It's hard, right? I understand that. But I'm saying, in terms of

00:30:44.300 health of a nation, what can functionally be a meaningful nation when it comes to

00:30:50.720 culture and these things. And of course, for a while, it worked for bigger nations,

00:30:55.840 the sizes of Germany and France, of course. But long-term, I'm skeptical, right? Ideally,

00:31:03.180 it would work but obviously the more homogenous and the more strong culture you have presumably

00:31:08.620 the bigger you can grow your population number right but as it disintegrates and dissolves

00:31:14.120 obviously as you open the borders it's already that that's already gone then but i'm saying like

00:31:18.600 a country like america the size of like 300 million people right it's just it's impossible

00:31:24.000 latvia lithuania estonia that's like that's upper limit in terms of like how you functionally can

00:31:31.220 have a country that has a shared sense of of of true true a deeply true rooted identity and

00:31:40.740 and ancestry that you know maybe i'm happy to be proven wrong on that germany seemed to pull it

00:31:45.940 off for for a time right kind of thing um but there was also mostly in response to things done to it

00:31:52.340 right that caused them to which is fine but you know causing to come together like that you want

00:31:57.300 to be able to maintain and retain an ethnic and homogenous

00:32:02.520 and a cultural bond with your people without the threats.

00:32:06.820 In a way, you can argue that's actually when it becomes hard.

00:32:10.780 It's kind of easy to do when you have external threats in a way

00:32:14.160 that does bind the population more together.

00:32:17.300 It's going to be much harder when there's no external threat.

00:32:19.960 Now everyone starts idle hands, everyone starts turning inward,

00:32:23.320 and now it becomes political subversive movements

00:32:25.640 inside of the culture and things like this.

00:32:27.060 But anyway, different issue there.

00:32:30.520 But anyway, yeah, PBS covered this to Icelandic voters

00:32:34.680 who rejected proposals to restart negotiations to join the European Union.

00:32:39.120 Basically reiterating the same kind of things, to be honest there.

00:32:44.720 I did try to find out what the requirements that the EU

00:32:49.320 would have to place on Iceland for them to be able to join.

00:32:53.720 Now, two other criteria that's already fulfilled

00:32:55.820 when it comes to them being part of the economic agreement,

00:33:01.260 I forget, EEA, however they shorten that.

00:33:05.000 And there's rules, laws, you know, things like that

00:33:08.620 that they do have to kind of abide to.

00:33:11.340 I'm not sure if Iceland would have to change any of those things.

00:33:15.800 Political criteria, the core EU membership requirements,

00:33:18.100 political criteria, stable institutions guaranteeing democracy,

00:33:21.500 the rule of law, human rights, and respect for minorities.

00:33:24.140 Why is there minorities in Iceland?

00:33:29.720 Why does there need to be any minorities in Iceland?

00:33:36.820 And it's like, is there a rule of law in Sweden right now?

00:33:45.040 I don't think that's, that's not too much to ask, right?

00:33:47.980 Swedish man beaten to death

00:33:52.740 presumably by migrants

00:33:54.200 because we haven't seen

00:33:55.180 any details about it yet

00:33:57.880 so this is the assumption

00:33:58.960 because this is how they act

00:34:00.080 Swedish man beaten to death

00:34:02.780 after defending daughter

00:34:04.300 against gropers

00:34:05.700 it's just warm

00:34:08.460 I mean why do we

00:34:09.160 why do we even begin with this

00:34:10.780 there's so many cases

00:34:11.740 of this type of stuff

00:34:13.160 day after day after day

00:34:14.840 bombings, hand grenades

00:34:16.600 all that stuff

00:34:17.980 is there rule of law in Sweden

00:34:21.840 when the country considers

00:34:24.420 putting a

00:34:26.860 what do you call them again

00:34:31.340 the

00:34:31.680 tracker on the foot

00:34:36.360 what do you call that again

00:34:37.060 like prisoners have

00:34:37.920 or parole

00:34:39.400 forget the term for it

00:34:41.120 they put the little device on

00:34:44.140 to measure them

00:34:44.700 to track them right

00:34:46.160 on kids ages, what was it, 13 to 15,

00:34:52.620 because they might be under potential threat

00:34:57.500 to be coerced by criminal clan gangs,

00:35:00.440 you know, immigrant gangs,

00:35:01.340 to get them to join these gangs

00:35:03.300 and do criminal acts for them

00:35:04.780 because, of course, they,

00:35:06.080 much lower prison sentence and stuff like that, right?

00:35:08.780 So it's going lower and lower.

00:35:09.740 Ankle monitor, thank you.

00:35:10.760 Ankle monitor.

00:35:12.240 Goddamn term.

00:35:12.820 They're threatening to put ankle monitors on, you know, teenagers in order to protect, they say, protect them from the bad guys.

00:35:24.820 So it's the innocent that have to be punished in the country for this to work, right?

00:35:29.220 It's much easier to suppress and control and regulate and put much harsher restrictions like curfews and things like this on the law-abiding population than it is on the non-law-abiding population.

00:35:40.320 What I'm saying is, we all kind of know this, but it's funny that these things, the sham of democracy, just speaking of that, and the EU and these rules of stable institutions guaranteeing democracy, does that exist in a country where gang rapes are out of control, there's shootings and hand grenades going off, there's suppression of the law-abiding population?

00:36:06.460 But no, there's not.

00:36:08.320 That is not human rights.

00:36:10.440 That is not rule of law.

00:36:11.720 That is not guaranteeing, quote-unquote, democracy.

00:36:16.300 So you could argue that many of these European countries

00:36:19.820 don't actually meet the criteria themselves for being EU members.

00:36:23.720 I think you could make a legal case for that, to be honest.

00:36:27.220 Economic criteria.

00:36:28.600 A functioning market economy and the capacity to cope

00:36:31.480 with competitive pressure and market forces within the EU.

00:36:36.040 Well, that's also kind of funny because that's collapsing in and of itself.

00:36:38.780 We'll talk about that in a moment, too.

00:36:40.380 Ursula von der Leyen is now talking about basically acquiring household assets and savings.

00:36:45.680 I remember we played a clip, it might be as long ago as a year ago, not even more,

00:36:51.840 of her speaking about household savings that people have in their bank accounts

00:36:56.560 as our resources within the EU and we have to put them to work.

00:37:00.340 Well, she reiterated those points now because basically the EU is running out of public money.

00:37:08.980 This is what happens.

00:37:09.580 You spend everyone else's money, super liberal welfare structures and social welfare programs

00:37:17.660 while you bring in the migrants, which is a burden on the economic system,

00:37:20.640 while they claim it's a boon to it.

00:37:21.940 They're ruining everything.

00:37:23.040 This is intentional.

00:37:23.980 This is not some kind of mismanaged accident or something like that.

00:37:26.680 But anyway, what I'm saying is the EU itself is not a functioning market economy right now.

00:37:32.300 So again, even the EU, the EU can't be part of the EU right now under their own criteria.

00:37:37.800 Administrative criteria, the ability to implement and enforce EU rules, laws, and standards.

00:37:42.900 Well, that they can do, though.

00:37:45.100 They can go to a farmer and tell him what the angle of the bend of the cucumber can or cannot be

00:37:52.620 in order for it to be legally classified as a cucumber.

00:37:56.460 They can viciously and harshly enforce that on farmers.

00:38:03.360 They can ruin an entire farm, an entire family-owned farm,

00:38:08.960 or at least in the sense that they can have them not being...

00:38:12.640 You can't have access to the European market

00:38:17.000 because your products do not adhere to the standards,

00:38:21.380 like the EU, LexEU, whatever they call it,

00:38:25.620 the ever-growing thousands and thousands of pages

00:38:29.760 of legal gobbledygook that they've squirted out

00:38:33.740 over the decades here.

00:38:35.740 Randall Flagg says,

00:38:36.360 I'm positive you've covered it already.

00:38:37.720 It's sort of rage bait,

00:38:39.480 but the young Swedish girl raped and strangled

00:38:41.320 by a migrant so badly she was crippled for life

00:38:44.640 and the migrant is in jail playing Vidya.

00:38:49.080 Yeah, was this the one from a couple of years ago?

00:38:51.860 she ended up in a wheelchair

00:38:56.280 did she end up

00:38:57.220 yeah she was crippled

00:39:00.220 I think that's the one you're thinking of

00:39:01.620 don't regulate my cucumber those radicals

00:39:04.220 I'm just bringing that up

00:39:06.300 as an example but yeah I think unless it's a new

00:39:08.360 one Randall flag which I wouldn't be surprised if it is

00:39:10.240 but yeah we covered it

00:39:12.400 it was a

00:39:13.160 Eritrean psychopath or something like that

00:39:16.320 he's going to spend

00:39:17.560 we're going to have to pay for him now for like

00:39:20.120 you know, I don't know, five years

00:39:22.280 or something in prison until he gets out and can do it

00:39:24.240 again.

00:39:25.900 But yeah, the

00:39:28.020 real reason

00:39:30.420 Iceland rejected EU.

00:39:33.960 Let me

00:39:34.240 see if I can get, did I get a good

00:39:35.940 history?

00:39:38.300 Let me see if I can get a good overview of this one here.

00:39:40.260 No? Okay.

00:39:42.960 I should try that again

00:39:44.080 then. It's funny

00:39:45.840 you go through some of these articles, let me see if I can find

00:39:48.100 it, and you kind of

00:39:50.120 You start reading it, and it's like, can you just tell me what you, Politico, think is the actual real reason why Iceland rejected the EU?

00:40:01.880 Let me pull that in again, and I'll do a quick scan through Grok with it here.

00:40:06.080 Because I started reading it, and it's like, they're never going to get to it, are they?

00:40:09.120 So I pulled it in and I was like, you know what, just tell me right now, what does this article argue is the real reason why Iceland rejected the EU?

00:40:20.740 Let me do it here. Let me see what Grok says here.

00:40:25.240 Why did Iceland reject the EU?

00:40:31.300 Let me see if I can get a quick...

00:40:33.120 a quick

00:40:38.480 little rundown of this here.

00:40:41.700 Let's see what it says.

00:40:43.380 Okay, it's thinking.

00:40:46.480 I know it says it's the fish stupid there,

00:40:48.680 but that is obviously not the only reason

00:40:50.860 they have issues

00:40:53.160 with some of the things.

00:40:56.860 Oh, well, can you do it?

00:40:57.960 Okay, here we go.

00:40:59.000 The dominant reason was fisheries.

00:41:00.420 Fisheries remain central to Iceland's economy

00:41:02.260 a national day which is funny right because think about it again then let's assume it was only the

00:41:06.660 fisheries as they argue well then you would basically take a functioning market economy

00:41:13.260 which includes fisheries being a large portion of the economy rework that shit to destroy it

00:41:20.100 just like they did with norway uh sorry norway didn't um didn't join officially yet right did

00:41:25.720 they no they didn't i should this should be on the back of my back of my hand no they did not

00:41:31.180 they have yet also not joined, right?

00:41:33.800 They didn't join.

00:41:34.900 It was just NATO a long time ago, but not the EU.

00:41:37.780 Sweden had it done to it.

00:41:41.540 I would assume like the Netherlands,

00:41:44.320 obviously Britain too for a while, huge issues.

00:41:47.880 I'm not saying that was one of the main reasons for Brexit,

00:41:50.160 but that was a small part of it, I would assume.

00:41:53.260 But the point is then you would ruin a vital,

00:41:57.380 the EU would ruin a vital industry

00:41:59.520 for Iceland, effectively crippling its economy,

00:42:06.540 yet it being a requirement to be able to join the EU.

00:42:11.960 These things are not accidental.

00:42:13.780 These things are very intentional.

00:42:16.240 Roughly 40% of goods exported and a large share of rural employment

00:42:19.800 would be ruined because of this.

00:42:21.220 Because what else do they have?

00:42:22.920 Like, look at it.

00:42:24.100 You can place a black population in Haiti and create absolute chaos.

00:42:28.220 You can put a white population on basically a barren volcanic island that has literally no real, well, now, you know, with a little bit of technology, of course, you get, like, geothermal, and, of course, yes, tourism is a huge part of it.

00:42:43.920 This is why the ADL threatened Iceland after they, you know, wanted to ban circumcision, right?

00:42:48.680 You guys remember that?

00:42:49.860 They wanted to ban circumcision because they thought it was a brutal act, and immediately the ADL was like, what are you doing?

00:42:57.180 that's part of like why these rabbis were sent up there whatever and i'm sure that's part of uh

00:43:01.060 you know rabbi shlomo shmueli's recent attack on iceland and all that stuff right

00:43:07.100 bleak orb bleak orb sent 15 i bet if the eu regulations were burned they'd burn longer

00:43:14.000 than the degenerate books in 1933 they probably would thank you man appreciate that they probably

00:43:20.280 would to be honest because uh it is one hell of a uh one hell of a text what what is the name of the

00:43:30.600 eu laws lex primary was what was it again the compiled name of it doesn't matter but it was

00:43:39.720 like i'm trying to find how long um pages i guess yeah how many pages is eu law that's a very very

00:43:48.340 super general the active body of european union law is traditionally estimated by the european

00:43:58.200 commission is estimate they don't even know them it's so bad they don't even know themselves

00:44:03.860 it's traditionally estimated by the european commission to be around 80 000 pages though

00:44:10.900 So, independent research suggests the active total may exceed 170,000 pages.

00:44:21.620 And this is what I'm saying.

00:44:22.980 They have things about the angle of the cucumber, okay?

00:44:26.540 Or a banana or whatever.

00:44:28.340 I remember the agricultural stuff was the most retarded thing ever.

00:44:32.500 I love the idea of a pan-European movement, obviously.

00:44:38.160 Not coming to us through the Habsburg, the Mischling Habsburgs, you know, and Kudenhoff-Kalergi and all this stuff, right?

00:44:47.280 But I'm saying an actual pan-European identity.

00:44:50.720 Not against it at all.

00:44:51.980 That's not what I'm saying here, obviously.

00:44:53.140 You don't have to ruin your ethnic core identity of your own nation if you join a bigger alliance of other white nations.

00:45:00.100 Obviously, right?

00:45:02.600 But this shit, what it's turned into here, totally unfixable.

00:45:08.160 Historic cumulative output surpasses 660,000 pages.

00:45:14.720 Right? So that's how insane this is.

00:45:17.600 Independent estimates.

00:45:20.220 Studies such as the analysis by Open Europe indicate that when accounting for all historical amendments, regulations, directives, and decisions since 1957,

00:45:28.080 the total volume exceeds 660,000 pages, with upwards of 170,000 pages remaining actively in force.

00:45:37.920 I don't think the gay porn stash that the Germans burnt,

00:45:43.340 the gay Jewish porn stashes they burnt, was that prolific, was it?

00:45:48.940 I don't think it was that.

00:45:49.740 I don't think that their output was quite that intense.

00:45:53.660 Of course, I could be wrong.

00:45:55.740 They do like their word smithery.

00:45:58.160 They do write quite a bit, to be honest.

00:46:01.300 But anyway, so I'm glad, obviously, that Iceland rejects the EU.

00:46:07.040 they're going to be much better off staying out of it

00:46:09.880 and I think we're going to see that now as well

00:46:13.180 they argued the same with the currency

00:46:16.760 there's one thing Sweden still haven't done

00:46:18.360 they haven't joined the euro

00:46:20.440 but stay out of that or whatever

00:46:23.140 it's going to be weekend or whatever

00:46:25.040 for a while that was a little bit true

00:46:27.820 but right now Europe is economically stagnant

00:46:32.180 and not that I

00:46:34.060 Like, sure, do you want a strong economy?

00:46:38.080 Sure, of course you do.

00:46:39.120 You want production and all these kinds of things, right?

00:46:41.220 But it's this continuous that they keep shooting themselves in the foot

00:46:43.980 over and over again.

00:46:50.720 Because they do policies that continue to ruin things for themselves,

00:46:57.080 for the companies in the EU.

00:46:58.940 There's no competitiveness.

00:47:00.360 they leave most people that do have some type of

00:47:05.160 creative output or they do seek some type of environment where you can like have a business and

00:47:12.520 having it being able to grow without choking it out and crippling it with taxes early on in the

00:47:18.440 process they end up leaving right they go to other countries they go to america you know they go to

00:47:24.360 probably other parts of the good you know asia and things like this now because it is literally

00:47:28.860 uh just a a a a show a choke point uh so listen to what ursula said here i think she's speaking

00:47:37.980 in french in this clip here but she's talking about like our assets and again this is something

00:47:43.100 she reiterated from a while ago when she was talking about like we have to we have all these

00:47:47.880 there's all these money out there you know kind of thing it's just not in our hands essentially

00:47:52.480 it's like all there's all these assets you know all these all these old white european people are

00:47:57.420 like saving money and stuff and they're all they're just sitting there it's just this we need

00:48:02.240 to do we need to get access to that and and and take it from you basically to read the subtitles

00:48:07.740 Yep, see?

00:48:29.000 Fuck you, bitch!

00:48:36.640 Yeah.

00:48:37.740 And that's the goal of the union of the investment investment.

00:48:44.740 We have put the proposals on the table, on the titration, on the investments of the bank

00:48:53.140 and the insurance, on the integration of our markets and their supervision.

00:48:59.740 all right you get the idea

00:49:13.140 Friedland said the same thing in 2022 really about household savings sounds very communist

00:49:21.200 i mean it can it can feel like in a boomer slop to like call these people communist or whatever

00:49:25.620 but i mean obviously that's way more true than like some total ziggers like dd geopolitics showing

00:49:34.300 up and insisting that urs let me in fact let me let me let's try it out shall we

00:49:40.440 how many how many memes uh in the replies will be how ursula von der leyen is a is a nazi right

00:49:48.080 like oh someone actually did uh look at that table salt friedland that's right yeah okay

00:49:53.160 good reminder there who said that uh t clint okay there you go good let me see okay nothing so far

00:50:01.860 so good what was this okay uh all good we know what this clip is good good for you swan uh see

00:50:10.700 okay hammer and sickle all right okay well good so far man i'm surprised are we are we finally done

00:50:17.860 with are we finally done with calling ursula von der leyen a a nazi uh oh is this the clip let's

00:50:27.160 play this um yeah so look when it comes to the financial measures yeah women do be shopping

00:50:36.040 that's right that's that's right colonizer grind said to start with is as the prime minister just

00:50:43.520 said just our money in all these bank accounts which wasn't i'm gonna read it um it was a powerful

00:50:50.940 tool to discourage participation and to incentivize protesters to leave i am satisfied that it played

00:50:57.540 a meaningful role in shrinking the footprint of the protests and in doing so okay this is about

00:51:03.260 freezing the bank accounts to resolving the public i get that emergency but was there his

00:51:09.780 broad conclusion on the economic measures. It's what we believed at the time, and I'm really glad

00:51:16.720 that having looked at this so carefully, Justice Rouleau agrees. I would also add that what was so

00:51:24.320 important for us in putting in place these economic measures was our overriding objective,

00:51:31.040 of course, was to end the illegal blockades and occupation. It was to do so without violence,

00:51:37.780 without anyone being hurt and economic measures were a tool that really helped make that happen

00:51:46.960 on the specific question about unfreezing accounts justice rule also points out a couple of things

00:51:55.360 he points out that on february 21st an order issued a statement from the rcmp this better be

00:52:02.840 They effectively instructed that all accounts be unfrozen.

00:52:07.160 Of course, when the measures were lifted on February 23rd, they—

00:52:11.480 Yeah, I mean, exactly, Reclaim.

00:52:13.160 She sounds like a kindergarten kid.

00:52:15.940 They're always talking down to you in this kind of paternal, you know, you can't—the rules are not like that.

00:52:26.720 They destroy your love.

00:52:27.500 Okay, I don't know where that is in the clip or if that's it, but I remember that.

00:52:30.580 they were talking not again not just then about freezing bank accounts or whatever they talked

00:52:35.580 about um uh you get you know taking assets right asset forfeiture essentially okay well anyways uh

00:52:43.000 no no she's a nazi posts yet thank you are we finally uh let me see here yeah there okay here

00:52:52.440 we go there there it is okay we got one here right-wing neo-fascists would do something like

00:52:58.820 that too good so he's she's really a nazi that's that's uh that's her game here okay we got one

00:53:03.620 we got one retard ladies and gentlemen in the chat or in the replies not our chat but the

00:53:10.880 the reply we call that a chat too don't we brussels eyes private savings as public money

00:53:17.040 runs out and of course the question is why in the world would why would it be running out now

00:53:22.680 what's the reason for that well here's just one reason of course the the primary reason

00:53:28.820 is that the EU has opened its borders to a bunch of welfare dependents.

00:53:33.580 And yes, it's being ravaged by corruption and corrupt people or whatever.

00:53:37.740 But here's just one of them.

00:53:39.000 It is very important for Ukraine to have a predictable and stable flow of income.

00:53:46.540 And therefore, we assume and Ukraine is telling us

00:53:53.820 that they need approximately 3 to 4 billion euros per month

00:53:58.040 to have enough resources for the basics.

00:54:03.980 And these 3 to 4 billion euros should be financed by the European Union,

00:54:11.360 by our American friends, and by the financial institutions.

00:54:15.480 This is 2023, and I'll reiterate so many times what I do is

00:54:19.860 I'm not against helping Ukraine, but in an environment

00:54:24.340 where you've destroyed the industrial base and the energy sector,

00:54:28.040 You've ruined most of the industries.

00:54:31.560 You've hampered your own ability for having startups within the EU.

00:54:34.720 This is why we don't have any real AI, big AI companies to speak of.

00:54:38.980 We don't really have any robotics in contrast to like China or America.

00:54:43.600 A lot of the industrial base have in fact been offshore,

00:54:46.440 mostly to places like China, other Asian countries, even India, Malaysia, Philippines,

00:54:51.920 things like this, right?

00:54:53.020 It's been intentional.

00:54:54.120 And then they show up and like, whoops, oh, we don't know how this happened.

00:54:56.860 And we just give us more money.

00:54:58.440 We'll fix it.

00:54:59.540 We'll fix it, y'all, somehow.

00:55:02.520 And so in that environment, they're like, oh, and also,

00:55:05.340 instead of trying to be a voice of reason to try to tone down the conflict

00:55:10.540 and be on good terms with Russia so that we can get their cheap energy

00:55:13.560 and continue to have an industrial base, let's antagonize.

00:55:16.900 And let's also give them a bunch of money down.

00:55:18.860 It goes literally up in smoke, right down a black hole.

00:55:21.620 Of course, it goes into pockets along the way, too.

00:55:23.620 But most of it literally just goes up in smoke.

00:55:26.360 And it's like, oh, wow, well, how did this happen?

00:55:29.220 How did we get here?

00:55:30.920 Europe is the values of the Talmud.

00:55:33.120 That's right.

00:55:34.000 That's part of how it would happen.

00:55:35.620 And, of course, then, like, now we have to rearm.

00:55:38.360 We have to do everything.

00:55:39.020 The CHIPS Act, manufacturing, we're going to rearm.

00:55:42.300 We're going to do all these things.

00:55:43.360 And it's like you have an aging population because you've been shitting on the native Europeans for such a long time.

00:55:49.040 You've decentivized them from actually having kids, helping them out, brought in all these migrants, division, civil war, conflict.

00:55:55.580 conflict, chaos. The rod is too deep. It's just unbelievably deep. In Spain, at least,

00:56:02.400 if we switch over there, there are some good and positive developments, at least when it

00:56:05.540 comes to the situation in Sueta, after, of course, the migrant invasion that hasn't gone

00:56:09.900 away, but a lot of people are out protesting. This is Madrid, apparently. Hopefully, this

00:56:14.140 is not mislabeled by Visegrad, which they usually do sometimes. Mass protest in Madrid

00:56:19.900 tonight as spaniards take to the street across the country against illegal immigration well they

00:56:25.740 should do it against migration overall and the invasion of sueta is this uh box parties boom

00:56:41.740 You sure it's not like some Muslim mass prayer or something?

00:56:50.140 What is that?

00:56:50.460 Is that a blue Kaaba in the middle there?

00:56:52.600 I mean, hopefully that's what it is.

00:56:54.000 I do see Spanish flags there, right?

00:56:56.280 It's not just some, like, separatist movement in Catalan or something, right?

00:56:59.200 That's actually Madrid, is it?

00:57:00.980 It looks like Madrid, doesn't it?

00:57:03.040 Can someone confirm in chat?

00:57:04.700 Is that Madrid?

00:57:05.900 You never know these days.

00:57:06.840 Some AI clip comes out and it's like, oh, great things are happening, y'all.

00:57:09.980 But we did have Nucleo Nacional there when, well, Elizabeth Peralta, excuse me, Elizabeth Peralta speaking,

00:57:22.020 the police launched a charge to break up the event and provoke a stampede with several injuries.

00:57:28.480 I'm not sure if this is in Madrid at that time.

00:57:32.980 Were they part of it? Were they there? Or is this a separate event?

00:57:36.820 But yes, they were literally, they were down in Sveta, Suta, you can say sometimes, and ordering nationalist groups like the National Nucleus to basically remove themselves from there while they let the criminal, illegal migrants, you know, loiter around and do whatever the hell they want, right?

00:58:04.340 Let's just watch a little bit of this.

00:58:07.000 I didn't see this yet.

00:58:10.880 Is this the, oh, this is her.

00:58:12.500 Yeah, yeah, this is Isabella.

00:58:13.420 That's right, yeah.

00:58:15.020 The Roman saluting

00:58:16.920 based chick in Spain.

00:58:34.340 okay so i don't know um exactly what event this was but as you can see it looks like we don't

00:58:54.500 have another shot of it overview shot but i'm i'm not saying they're making up or anything i'm saying

00:58:59.100 What it looks like then is the police stormed in there.

00:59:01.300 So when they want to, when they want to enforce,

00:59:06.680 this is not even enforcing the law.

00:59:08.020 They have the right to speak, I would assume.

00:59:09.380 But what I'm saying is the force is there to deal with people

00:59:14.060 if they wanted to.

00:59:17.700 That's what I'm saying.

00:59:19.760 All right.

00:59:20.480 Greece, switching from Spain to Greece.

00:59:24.220 This is pretty crazy.

00:59:25.940 I didn't know that they did this.

00:59:32.000 I've read it in passing, and we haven't covered it in detail.

00:59:37.340 But there's this new defense.

00:59:39.460 It's like the worst thing that Greece can do at this moment,

00:59:42.620 because every conceivable reason, obviously.

00:59:46.620 Greece and Israel recently signed a $3.5 billion,

00:59:51.660 and that's dollar, by the way, not Greek.

00:59:53.800 What is the Greek currency call again?

00:59:55.940 Kurios, I forget what it's called, defense bill to build an integrated, where we have these terms for, integrated, multi-layered defense network to protect Greek territory dubbed the Achilles Shield.

01:00:16.780 Greece, is this, is this really what you'd say? Now think about this for a moment. Can we hold on a minute?

01:00:22.980 But can we put this in historical context right now and see the beef between Greece and Judea

01:00:41.440 and look at that dynamic a little bit?

01:00:43.840 Because one side is famously known for holding thousands of years of historical grudges.

01:00:52.300 And so maybe being under the protection of those people holding those grudges

01:00:56.920 is not really the best course of action right about now.

01:01:01.080 But yeah, Achilles' shield.

01:01:02.800 The defense deal between the two countries fits into a larger shift in regional alliances

01:01:07.540 amid the U.S.-Israel war on Iran.

01:01:12.180 And there it is, right?

01:01:12.920 Director General of the Israeli Ministry of Defense, Amir Baram,

01:01:17.120 and his Greek counterpart, Ionis Bouras,

01:01:20.780 shake hands as they sign a defense deal in Tel Aviv.

01:01:23.840 Exactly.

01:01:24.660 Of course, they're not in Athens.

01:01:26.400 They're not in Athens.

01:01:27.640 They're in Tel Aviv signing this defense deal on August 31st, 2026.

01:01:32.060 On Monday, Greece and Israel signed a $3.5 billion defense deal

01:01:35.360 to build an integrated, multilayer defense network

01:01:37.980 to protect Greek territory dubbed the Achilles Shield.

01:01:42.820 Wasn't there already something in? Was it not Crete? What is the other island? Sicily? Is Sicily under? Oh, gosh, I got to correct my geography here for a little bit. Is Sicily?

01:01:59.900 that was more turkey right but there's a lot of okay it's um an autonomous

01:02:09.340 region okay it's under okay yeah that's right of course of course sicily is under is under

01:02:15.800 italy that's right i i just know that there's a number of these other places now uh we've seen

01:02:23.360 it in argentina obviously but there's other like plan b c d e f like backup plans or whatever

01:02:28.940 and some people are talking about the interesting ways

01:02:32.880 that Greece and Israel

01:02:34.700 are getting ever and ever closer

01:02:40.000 and of course this is to benefit one of those parties

01:02:43.040 not the other

01:02:43.900 you can guess which direction that flows

01:02:47.220 the package brings together the David's Sling

01:02:50.740 really

01:02:53.180 and Spider Interceptors

01:02:56.000 the Barak Air and Missile Defense System

01:02:58.620 and multi-mission radars alongside a separate deal,

01:03:02.280 adding drone dome systems to protect strategic sites from UAVs.

01:03:07.380 And of course, then it's just like Greece votes to recognize Palestine or whatever.

01:03:14.180 Boom.

01:03:14.840 Now the defense partner that you have, which is actually not a partner,

01:03:17.860 but basically an operator in control of your defense system,

01:03:22.420 shuts off those systems because they're mad at you.

01:03:24.540 And now you're open to any number of attacks from any of one of their proxies,

01:03:29.440 including Iran or whatever, if you want to go that way.

01:03:34.360 I don't think this is very smart.

01:03:36.180 It's the largest defense deal ever concluded between the two countries.

01:03:39.700 It's also one of the most significant export agreements in Israel's recent history.

01:03:44.980 Shit.

01:03:47.260 We'll be slanging rocks and shit.

01:03:50.680 That's right, Lone Star.

01:03:52.480 I thought I had a laugh track.

01:03:54.540 no it's not that one all right okay better bring a laugh track in here

01:04:00.780 and greece is no outlier given that 65 of its citizens now view israel unfavorably see this

01:04:05.580 i'm saying that's kind of interesting right why then has athens now chosen to openly deepen its

01:04:11.020 ties with israel in the most politically sensitive of areas defense and military technology firstly

01:04:16.700 the shadow of israel's conflict with iran looms large in early march an iranian drone struck cyprus

01:04:22.220 Cyprus. Cyprus. That's what I was thinking. What did I say, Sicily, earlier? Cyprus.

01:04:30.740 Cyprus is an independent country. I thought it was like half Greek Cypriots there, and

01:04:38.780 then half is like Turks trying to take it over, but now it's like this third party where

01:04:42.440 a lot of Israelis are there, I believe. Anyway. That's right. Cyprus. That's what I was thinking

01:04:52.060 Anyway, a lot of contentious, weird things going on at the back end here between these Mediterranean countries and Israel now.

01:04:58.560 It's just, I mean, as we know, it's just, what was it he said?

01:05:01.880 Who was it that was talking about it?

01:05:04.580 One of the former prime ministers of Israel, in between two of Netanyahu's terms.

01:05:12.880 He was just like, oh, Turkey is the next enemy now.

01:05:15.780 After we go after Iran and have America destroy Iran for us, and good luck with that.

01:05:20.420 but anyway then then it's turkey and then yeah and then it's greece and then it's italy and then

01:05:25.240 it's you know while they're subverting and undermining those countries look at the austerity

01:05:30.320 measures that the gold sorry um yeah no goldman sachs imposed on greece the austerity measures

01:05:36.800 with 2008 9 10 something like that look at that they were for a while they were thinking

01:05:42.920 about like opening mcdonald's up at the parthenon i remember these stories back in the day was

01:05:48.540 absolutely insane right talk about it like you have to have a historical understanding of like

01:05:55.540 why goldman sachs came in to basically seek to to buy up historical assets tourist assets from

01:06:05.760 greece at the time and like basically turn it into like a theme park with mcdonald's

01:06:11.320 if not inside of it, at least to the side of it, right?

01:06:16.120 Anyway, you have to understand these things.

01:06:19.520 How can people in charge of Greece not understand these things?

01:06:24.560 What was Goldman Sachs?

01:06:26.440 I forget his name now.

01:06:29.040 Greenblatt?

01:06:30.700 Greenspan?

01:06:31.200 What was his name again?

01:06:32.240 Who was the main Jewish banker, head of Goldman Sachs?

01:06:35.920 What was his name, Chad?

01:06:36.660 Do you guys remember?

01:06:38.020 I remember he's seeing his ugly face and like,

01:06:39.900 I'm going to think Goldman Sachs is not a vampire squid

01:06:44.220 sucking the lifeblood out of all these countries.

01:06:46.860 You know, he's literally like they had to come out

01:06:48.340 with a press release like that or something.

01:06:50.200 I forget what it was.

01:06:51.800 This likely reinforces anti-anxiety, sorry, anxieties

01:06:57.380 that were already visible in 2024.

01:07:02.400 I think they go back over to the Shlomo Shekelstein.

01:07:04.400 No, I think it was something else.

01:07:05.820 After Israel, with the help of the United States,

01:07:07.960 downed approximately 300 million drones

01:07:10.140 and missiles Greek defense minister Nikos

01:07:12.100 Dendias called on Athens to develop

01:07:14.200 its own anti-drone dome.

01:07:16.480 Of course, yeah.

01:07:18.380 No, not Alan Greenspan. He was the

01:07:20.000 not Jamie Dimon. That's

01:07:21.700 Chase?

01:07:26.740 Jamie Dimon is not.

01:07:27.960 Maybe now he's

01:07:29.920 Goldman Sachs, but he wasn't at the time.

01:07:32.160 Guys, you're getting this all wrong. Sold Rosenberg?

01:07:34.400 No, no, no.

01:07:35.420 not greenspan he was the fed chair no no the head the head of david m solomon you guys are just like

01:07:43.040 you're spitting it out in chat good job though i i appreciate the effort guys no no google it for

01:07:48.540 me right now chat head of goldman sachs in 2009 because i'm not gonna do it i'm too lazy find it

01:07:57.620 find it for me damn it the deal is therefore partially the the product of prep yeah okay

01:08:03.440 well now yeah i mean i'm yeah lloyd blank was that was a lloyd blank fiend was that what it was

01:08:10.320 maybe it was lloyd lloyd blank was that what it was that rings a bell yeah that has to be it right

01:08:16.440 jp morgan seo is jamie diamond yeah i know that but i'm talking about goldman sachs lloyd blank

01:08:22.520 fiend oh yeah yeah yeah that's that's our guy that's the guy that's the guy guys look at that

01:08:29.500 guy. I'm totally not a vampire. Look at this. Look at this guy. Holy shit. Lloyd Blankfein

01:08:42.200 on the financial reckoning. It's rice and what worried him as a fall. Yeah, Goldman

01:08:49.080 Sachs CEO at the time. Anyway, okay, thank you. We got that clarified. Now I feel much

01:08:54.540 better. Thank you. The deal is therefore partially the product of pragmatic necessity

01:08:58.220 as countries scramble for military solutions to growing drone threats.

01:09:02.700 Saudi Arabia, Qatar, I saw by the way,

01:09:04.340 was it the UAE that have built these massive now metal grid cages, I guess,

01:09:13.880 around their big oil field tankers and things like this, right?

01:09:17.080 The ones on land.

01:09:18.960 It's weird if you've seen some of those tanks in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

01:09:22.000 It looks like a big, some weird, big mechanical beetle or bug or something

01:09:28.240 because they have so much netting and cage around the tanks or the APCs

01:09:34.780 or whatever it is that they have.

01:09:38.240 The, you know, vehicles that they, you know, have military personnel in, essentially.

01:09:45.300 It's weird with the drone stuff.

01:09:46.840 But anyway, so the point is, they're looking to acquiring anti-drone technology from Ukraine,

01:09:54.000 another country able to market its product as battle-tested.

01:09:58.240 Now, this is interesting, too, because we just had this, and I didn't play it yesterday.

01:10:02.280 I guess we can play it now.

01:10:04.340 We just had a joint venture announced by Ukraine's former Minister of Defense,

01:10:13.560 It's Mikhailo Fedorov, who's starting a AI military tech company with none other than

01:10:22.200 Palantir's Alex Karp.

01:10:23.920 Did you guys see this?

01:10:24.920 Check it out.

01:10:25.920 We've worked together for a half decade.

01:10:28.920 I've been absolutely inspired by what you and the Ukrainians have pulled off and very

01:10:36.040 super delighted that we could play a part and uh uh you and your colleagues are launching

01:10:44.440 a company that i think will be defining for the world um because they want all that data

01:10:53.400 acumen about the art of war uh as a product to allied countries and um

01:11:02.040 To the extent I or we can help you, we'd be very proud to do that.

01:11:06.380 Thank you.

01:11:07.380 Thank you very much.

01:11:08.380 Take care.

01:11:09.380 Looks like there was this one guy talking right there.

01:11:13.880 Amazing.

01:11:14.880 That's the music, too.

01:11:18.660 What the hell is happening here, ladies and gentlemen?

01:11:20.760 There you go.

01:11:21.760 Yeah, former Minister of Defense Mikhailov Fedorov stated that he's working on creating

01:11:25.300 his own defense tech company, and I think a lot of that is the sheer amount of data that

01:11:31.280 manage to get out of the ukraine russia theater the battlefield there uh it's something that's

01:11:38.880 highly valuable to a palantir and they're probably just going to start start it up get that going

01:11:46.400 and it's going to feel that oh it's separate from palantir but but trust me bro they they're just

01:11:51.520 going to sell and that's good they're going to be part of palantir eventually i mean even if

01:11:54.720 they're not there's like alex carp is a co-founder of it right first key investor will be alex carp

01:11:59.920 ceo of the american software and ai developer company palantir

01:12:03.360 focusing on battlefield robotics low-cost ai missiles and jet-powered interceptor drones

01:12:10.720 that's how it's going holy okay let's move along here a little bit

01:12:21.040 maybe we should do maybe we should do what should we do first maybe we should do this one first

01:12:26.600 Look at this guy here.

01:12:28.260 Holy shit.

01:12:31.700 Albert!

01:12:35.480 Woo, look at this.

01:12:36.720 Albert's coming in.

01:12:37.680 Holy smokes.

01:12:38.920 365 from King Albert.

01:12:40.620 Can you believe it?

01:12:41.240 Hi, Henrik.

01:12:41.660 Looking forward to watching this evening.

01:12:42.860 Awesome show yesterday as well.

01:12:44.740 Take care.

01:12:45.700 Holy shit.

01:12:46.440 Thank you, Albert, so much.

01:12:47.600 Give Albert double Romans in chat.

01:12:50.640 Hail, Albert.

01:12:51.640 Thank you so much.

01:12:52.480 You're awesome.

01:12:53.040 We love you, man.

01:12:53.580 Thank you.

01:12:54.120 Hope everything is good.

01:12:54.920 we sincerely appreciate it so much

01:12:57.160 thank you so much, Albert, you're awesome

01:12:58.680 you're incredible, that's a challenge here for you guys today

01:13:01.260 then, holy smokes, 365

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01:13:04.900 holy smokes, thank you

01:13:06.720 that's right, Lone Star, Valhalla

01:13:09.380 Summerlids

01:13:10.300 Adam Sestings, all shoutouts to Albert

01:13:12.920 in the chat, based and chat built

01:13:15.120 there we go, thank you so much, we appreciate you

01:13:17.440 I did want to play

01:13:18.880 this here though, because we're talking about

01:13:21.180 let me see, should we do

01:13:22.220 D's and first

01:13:24.020 let's see here what was this piece here after a killer shield deal israeli air defense dominates

01:13:31.040 in europe as continent races to rearm israeli air defense dominates in europe as continent

01:13:38.200 races to rearm so to take that into account of like it's this intentional controlled demolition

01:13:44.320 of europe while they're while they're pretending that this is a very troublesome time and we're

01:13:48.460 doing our very best to try to fix all these things or whatever oh we're going to rearm or whatever

01:13:52.420 the formal signing of the Achilles shield deal

01:13:55.860 is not only commercial and diplomatic achievement for Israel

01:13:58.300 but it's also the final seal

01:14:00.160 on a tectonic shift in Europe's defense landscape

01:14:04.140 this is not good

01:14:05.620 so isn't this what's just happening right now

01:14:08.780 with America and the NDAA

01:14:13.220 and the integration of the American military

01:14:16.380 with the Israeli one

01:14:17.920 and it's the same thing here

01:14:19.600 it's the same thing here and in fact it was a clip with Netanyahu coming up

01:14:24.320 claiming that that Israel is defending Europe now essentially look at this here

01:14:49.600 Yeah, how did that happen?

01:15:07.760 Israel is helping to bring Muslims into our countries.

01:15:10.440 It's the wars that you start.

01:15:13.260 Because it's a war good against evil.

01:15:16.640 You start those wars,

01:15:17.880 and then we get the the muslim invaders into europe as an excuse as the excuse right this

01:15:23.040 the war is the excuse for why they need to leave their countries whatever we do you can't win with

01:15:30.580 these people right you take in the migrants you fight their wars for them still not good enough

01:15:34.920 you've not done enough for us remember the holocaust everyone and in fact we're protect

01:15:39.760 we're protecting you by by picking a fight with iran and then we're so but then then we try to

01:15:45.760 get all your quote-unquote right-wing nationalist politicians

01:15:47.920 to come to our side and join us

01:15:49.440 so that your country will be seen as a pro-Zionist one

01:15:52.400 so that you can be also attacked by Iran

01:15:54.820 and whatever coalition that they enter into later on,

01:15:58.000 now or later, with China or Russia or who knows,

01:16:00.460 India, Africa, who knows, the BRICS faction, who knows.

01:16:04.660 Oh, thank you.

01:16:05.320 We're so lucky that you're protecting all of Europe.

01:16:08.040 Absolutely. Thank you so much.

01:16:09.460 it's it's the final seal on a tectonic shift in europe's defense landscape ai drones robotics

01:16:19.720 how was that industry built up by whom when where and now there's like these deeply entrenched

01:16:24.760 relationship where you're like haha now you'll never be able to throw off your the yoke we've

01:16:30.120 placed around your neck because your very existence now is dependent on us

01:16:33.780 not good not good over in the u.s former israeli defense force idf volunteer brian mast is on a

01:16:49.540 short list to take over as secretary of the army two u.s officials confirm to me

01:16:57.000 nobody wearing a uniform of a foreign country should ever take control of the u.s army

01:17:02.860 i know powerful people lash out for reporting this really i i don't why i don't care

01:17:07.740 here's brian mast back in 2023

01:17:12.300 what's with your friends today can you tell us anything about this

01:17:19.720 brian mast he lost his two legs for sog secretary of the army

01:17:28.740 Daniel P. Driscoll recently served as the U.S. Secretary of the Army

01:17:35.620 resigning from the position at the end of August 2026 after 18 months in office

01:17:39.640 and now he's apparently stepping down and they're thinking about doing

01:17:43.560 this guy apparently

01:17:47.120 which is just, I mean why not at this point

01:17:51.560 really, let's just formalize it, why not put

01:17:55.260 I don't know, just Netanyahu or something

01:17:57.420 as the head of the

01:17:59.140 Secretary of the Army.

01:18:01.240 Make him the President. Trump can

01:18:03.360 become the President of Israel

01:18:05.180 and then Netanyahu can become the

01:18:07.380 President of the U.S.

01:18:10.720 Brian Mast.

01:18:11.860 Let me just see here.

01:18:17.820 Let me see if I can find

01:18:19.200 Florida.

01:18:21.760 I remember the fishback was just thrown

01:18:23.760 out of florida i was saying what what's where's your allegiance is it to haifa or what was the

01:18:29.880 i forget it was some floridian town he was saying starting with an h i forget which time it was

01:18:34.920 is it is your allegiance to tallahassee or tel aviv right i think that would have rung better

01:18:42.400 anyway um i should be i should be a script writer for uh fishback uh chairman of the house army okay

01:18:51.120 I'm just reading about Mast here.

01:18:53.760 Yeah, he volunteered as a civilian helper with the IDF,

01:18:56.700 a Republican called Tsar Eel.

01:19:00.280 In October 2023, he wore his Israeli volunteer uniform

01:19:03.520 to the U.S. Capitol to show solidarity with Israel

01:19:05.740 after the Hamas attacks.

01:19:07.860 Of course, these people have Israeli flags in their offices,

01:19:10.360 outside of their offices.

01:19:12.300 They're getting money from Israeli and organized Jewish groups

01:19:16.780 and things like this.

01:19:18.080 This is not strange at all.

01:19:19.160 Republican Jewish Coalition Chairman

01:19:22.520 Norm Coleman

01:19:23.820 we played the lead role

01:19:26.600 in taking out Congressman Thomas Massey

01:19:28.820 just openly meddling

01:19:30.860 in American politics

01:19:32.480 the RJC does not look the other way

01:19:34.260 when the poison shows up in our own house

01:19:36.640 we take it on

01:19:38.140 we played the lead role

01:19:40.500 in taking out Congressman Thomas Massey

01:19:42.720 in his primary

01:19:43.540 because a Republican

01:19:48.180 who treats Israel as a problem

01:19:50.320 and votes with the far left against the

01:19:52.220 Jewish states does not get a pass

01:19:54.260 from us.

01:19:56.060 We named it, we funded

01:19:58.160 the fight, and Kentucky

01:20:00.080 Republicans sent him home.

01:20:02.860 Yeah,

01:20:03.700 speaking of the military merger

01:20:08.060 thing, did it pass? It passed

01:20:10.220 the House, right?

01:20:11.940 And it's expected to pass Congress,

01:20:14.040 I believe. We covered it a while

01:20:15.740 ago.

01:20:18.180 Did the NDAA pass?

01:20:22.740 Let me just see here.

01:20:25.720 Has passed the House of Representatives, but remained stalled in the Senate.

01:20:29.620 Okay, so it's just like hanging by a thin thread, essentially.

01:20:33.000 House of Representatives, 216 to 212.

01:20:36.720 Senate stalled after procedural cloture vote.

01:20:41.920 I'm not sure what that is.

01:20:43.300 Failed to advance in the chamber's version of the bill.

01:20:46.080 so then they rewrite and even worse things get shoved in there

01:20:49.860 and then they pass it, right?

01:20:50.840 That's basically what we're looking at.

01:20:52.060 1.5 trillion, 1.15 trillion in defense spending

01:20:55.800 all going to Israel.

01:20:57.040 Rat Coleman, yeah.

01:20:58.100 And we have taken Tucker Carlson on by name.

01:21:01.180 Not with a wink.

01:21:04.700 Not with a private complaint.

01:21:06.880 Publicly, directly.

01:21:09.080 Because platforming Holocaust deniers,

01:21:11.780 smearing Jews who stand with Israel

01:21:13.540 and dressing up old hatred as just asking questions is not MAGA and it's not conservatism.

01:21:19.920 And we have said so. And we will keep saying so.

01:21:24.700 This is what a serious organization does.

01:21:27.780 We do not demand purity from the other side of the other party and then excuse our own.

01:21:33.180 And of course, he's the guy who talked about how they're the masters of the universe.

01:21:36.540 The majority of Gen Z have an unfavorable and favorable.

01:21:39.720 And I think the reason for that is that we're losing the digital war.

01:21:43.540 and whatever it is

01:21:46.620 and we're losing that war

01:21:47.740 and when you think about it

01:21:48.700 the masters of the universe

01:21:50.100 are Jews

01:21:51.140 totally fine

01:21:55.680 imagine why it's going up

01:21:56.720 and speaking like that

01:21:57.780 alright guys

01:21:58.340 we're going to wrap up right there

01:21:59.700 do you have a point

01:22:00.820 I want to get to

01:22:01.380 but hey

01:22:02.040 2029 ladies and gentlemen

01:22:03.420 we're looking forward to that

01:22:04.220 Apophis

01:22:04.860 April

01:22:05.800 April

01:22:06.880 Friday

01:22:08.020 sorry

01:22:08.380 Friday the 13th

01:22:10.280 April Friday the 13th

01:22:12.060 2029

01:22:12.800 2029 yeah you're ready it's the size of the eiffel tower it's going to cross closer to the earth

01:22:24.480 than certain geo stationary satellites are in orbit so they're around 36 000 kilometers

01:22:33.520 up from from the earth surface apophis trajectory is 32 000 so it's going to go inside of the

01:22:42.380 geostationary orbit, which is like weather satellites, internet

01:22:45.120 satellites and stuff like that, too. So 2029. Maybe, maybe we'll

01:22:51.420 be blessed with a reset. Who knows? I look, I don't want it.

01:22:55.220 But at this point, what are you gonna do? All right, guys, we're

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Red Ice TV - September 02, 2026

Notting Hill Carnival Death, Iceland Rejects EU, Organized Jewry Admits Owning US Politics

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