00:00:52.520And this is what's happening now in the front lines.
00:00:54.600And this will not, doesn't matter which technological advantage temporary Ukrainians have because they've got massive, you know, thousands and hundreds of thousands of drones now massively produced in all countries, delivering, you know, having some better futures, whatever.0.58
00:01:14.220This would be very quickly, you know, Russia will found a countermeasures to really make.
00:01:21.400Well, that was my last question on Europe, Russia and Ukraine.0.52
00:01:23.940I mean, how long will Russia be patient while they create all these weapons, like in Poland and other places around the border with Russia?
00:01:31.020I know Russia's made threats about legitimate targets.
00:01:34.300I know Russia doesn't just make threats for no reason.
00:01:36.620So, I mean, what's the timetable there?
00:01:42.140The Ukrainians are feeling that Russia will never resort to attack them because of Article 5 of the NATO.
00:01:47.940I don't think this would be the correct assumption to say that the, especially Trump administration, blindly will jump when Russia will start attacking the logistical basis of Ukraine and Ukrainian-owned factories in Europe.
00:02:05.460This is legitimate military target. And we have an example. Do United States will tolerate production facilities in the third countries when they've been staging the war of the Iran? No. If Israel will tolerate, no. So why on earth Russia has to tolerate this?
00:02:22.960And since there is a precedent already established, we feel completely free to do what we need.
00:02:29.860This is up to our military supreme commanders to decide when the most appropriate moment to do so.
00:02:42.640Well, most Tuesdays for an hour, Victor Booth, who's an elected government regional leader,
00:02:49.600and who is a very famous businessman and soldier
00:02:52.460and a former political prisoner for 10 years
00:06:36.240And that this is now not only separated conflicts which go in Ukraine or separated conflicts which go in Middle East, it's all interconnected way more deeper.
00:07:42.140But if this is strategic and critical for Russia, absolutely not.
00:07:46.660Believe me, all measures have been done,
00:07:51.000And even these sophisticated new high-speed drones, which is actually produced in America with the Starlink, you know, there is already an efficient way to, first of all, shut them down.
00:08:06.400We see that just for past week, there was a huge, several massive attacks on the Ukraine.0.75
00:09:06.880they're going to lose the power and then would be held responsible before their waters.
00:09:14.080So this is a clear watershed moment when this is now up to the population of European countries,
00:09:21.500whether they're going to allow this tyranny to suppress them,
00:09:24.980allow this tyranny to destroy their language, borders and culture,
00:09:28.840or they're going to elect other people who would be really thinking, first of all, about their national interests.0.68
00:09:35.860We see also that there is a sovereign relation between Poland and Ukraine because of the glorization of the Bandera Nazi followers, which is in Poland a cause of also national historical problem,
00:09:54.900because these Bandarovits have been just slaughtering not only the Russian or Ukrainian population,0.64
00:10:01.760but as well as the Polish population during the Walenskaya Ryznia,
00:10:06.400the Walensky massacre during World War II.
00:10:09.880And finally, the Polish politician understood that they are dealing with those0.55
00:10:16.840who have been killing their own people.0.97
00:10:21.320So this is important facts for what's going on.0.97
00:10:24.900Ukrainians keep trying to attack more civilian targets in Russia, somewhere they're successful, somewhere they're causing everyday civilian people killed.0.99
00:10:40.300But again, it only will bring our resilience and decision to determine and to finish this conflict on our condition more and more stronger.0.66
00:10:50.560This is why if British handlers and Ukrainians thought that by attacking energy infrastructure, by creating some energy shortages in some regions, because it's true in several Russian regions, especially in the south, as a result of attack on refineries, there is a certain shortage of the fuel for the cars.
00:11:15.440And this is a high season. Well, can the government sort it out? Yes.0.89
00:11:21.220They created emergency response center and they are already planned, which would be which already being implemented.
00:11:30.120And that leads me, Victor, just briefly during your excellent briefing here, I find it all being extremely accurate and thought provoking.
00:11:36.360When I mentioned how is the economy of Russia, we see it all over the U.S. and British media that Putin is super unpopular,
00:11:43.060that the economy's in shambles, that the Russians are against the war.
00:11:46.220But then I talk to people I know that are Russian, I read the Russian news,
00:11:49.040and I can see the resolve and the history of the Russians,
00:11:51.980and I talk to reporters that go there.
00:11:53.900I'm told the Russians are mad that the military and Putin haven't struck harder
00:11:58.080and haven't gone to full war, and that all the drone attacks,
00:12:01.440the energy disruptions, the harassment is only making the Russians more angry
00:12:05.320and having the opposite effect than what we hear in our media,0.59
00:12:08.480and that it's another preposterous lie.
00:12:10.080So is it true that the Russians are close to having their will broken, or is that delusional war propaganda?
00:12:16.420No, this is a just attempt to sell, you know, and this is a sign of operation.0.69
00:12:23.500No, as you correctly mentioned, there is a resolve and more demands from government to hardly, you know, do some really massive attack and eventually eliminate Zelensky and his regime.
00:12:36.000This is a majority of Russian population who would side on these words.
00:12:42.100So this definitely push on the government, push in the public and the media about this.
00:12:48.360So majority of Russian, I say majority, I mean maybe 90 percent.
00:12:53.860It's really we have still those people who are trying to say, oh, the war we're suffering, there is a problem, there is this and that.
00:13:02.140But they are in very small minority, and only because we still have a very free environment where you can freely express your opinion, you know, yes, they have also their opportunity to speak their minds.0.87
00:13:17.280But I would say overwhelming majority supporting, first of all, not only continuing this effort, but definitely be more harder and really start to getting the final blow to the Zelensky.
00:13:35.180And by the way, I have my own Pentagon sources, and they say the Russians are in a much stronger position, outproducing weapons three to one, have huge reserves that haven't even been put in the regular military yet, and that basically it's completely backfired on what the EU and NATO wanted.
00:13:50.220And so the Pentagon thinks that and knows that.0.98
00:13:52.860And so when you see this crap in the news, it's absolute bull.0.99
00:13:55.960Just like, oh, the Iranians are going to fall in four days, and I told you they weren't.0.99
00:13:59.180The Pentagon told Trump that wasn't going to happen.
00:14:00.580We're just reporting the facts here, but I'm concerned, though, about what will NATO and the globalists do because they are losing more operations spiderwebs, more attempts to strike deep inside, to put pressure on Putin to overreact so NATO has an excuse to come into the war.
00:14:18.440But I know at a certain point, Putin has said, and you said this about six months ago and it's starting to happen, that Russia at a certain point isn't going to let this just continue on and isn't going to let the threat of NATO coming fully in stop Russia from completing the task.
00:14:31.340Plus, Russia knows that the EU has been unable to really conscript anybody, raise anything, raise any money.
00:14:37.720They're a paper tiger if it wasn't for the United States.
00:14:39.820So it really is all bark, no bite if the United States exit.
00:14:43.020And now we have Trump and Putin talking over the weekend.
00:14:47.620congratulating Trump on his 80th birthday
00:15:15.700I think after the if and when Iranian conflict at least would be signed and we see the implementation that the Israel will refrain from attacking the Lebanon and withdrew from there, then the Iranians definitely will stick to their end of the deal.
00:15:34.020You know, and then we can see, we can say that the Iranian conflict are somewhat, you know, under the pause, or at least the peace negotiation can really lead to the agreement.
00:15:47.520Now, we come back to Iranian deal a little bit later.
00:15:50.500Now, coming back to Russia and your question about the Russian economy, I would like to say, yes, we've got a slowdown.
00:15:57.340and the first two quarters of, first quarter was a negative, our gross product grow,
00:16:07.360but now government understand it, and the certain measures was postponed.
00:16:13.040There is a lot of trouble for the small and the medium business,
00:16:18.380so this was publicly discussed by Putin, and he says, yes, they understand it.
00:16:23.460There is a public discussion what to be done.
00:16:26.740There is a huge also dissatisfaction with our central bank policies, especially with their very high interest rates.
00:16:37.460Now it's about 14 percent, which makes any business basically impossible to invest and reinvest.
00:16:45.320So this is not as a result of the sanctions against us by the West, but mainly by the policies of the central bank.
00:16:54.560Well, eventually I can't be, you know, criticizing the bank or, you know, the financial policy.
00:17:02.960I'm not the economist by my education, but this is opinion of many, many of my friends and with whom I'm talking that definitely we need a new policy of the central bank because Russian economy undervalued and underinvested.
00:17:18.700If we've got enough financial resources and banks here would be investing in the industry more and more, then we, of course, we will get boom and we will be growing not only, you know, 2 percent, 3 percent, 4 percent, but eventually.
00:17:36.140And Russia knows that, and Putin's done major overtures with the hundreds of trillions in rare earth minerals and all of the resources you have the most in the world.
00:17:43.900That's the good path for Russia and the good path for the rest of the world.
00:17:46.660And so I've studied this myself, not in Russia, but the spin that the Russian economy having some problems when all the economies are is making Russians not want the war is not true.
00:17:57.880And if anything, the Russians can blame the war when it's really the central bank.
00:18:02.160And so all it's doing is pissing them off more about NATO.0.97
00:18:04.920And so the claim that Russia is on the verge of giving up that I see in the news every day is complete horseshit.0.99
00:18:14.160Yes, as I told you, nobody trying to say that we don't have a problem or nobody trying to whitewash, you know, the difficulties. But believe me, this is a very wide and very open discussion.0.96
00:18:27.740There is a lot of people who are in the questioning the position.
00:18:32.800There is a lot of also question to the government.
00:18:35.840And I would give also credit where it's due to those officials in the government,
00:18:41.940ministers who openly answering to it and, you know, getting at least courage to being criticized.
00:19:47.320This whole attack was made up, hoax attack that drones were coming and snipers in D.C. at the UFC.0.70
00:19:54.640But I really get concerned about Israel, who has a long history of staging real terror attacks, doing something like that.0.99
00:20:01.380In these arrests of these low-grade morons in their mother's basements, literally, with no bombs, no real capability, it's all about killing Netanyahu, attacking Israel.0.98
00:20:12.600So I see Israel kind of teeing it up, putting it out there ahead of actual real attacks on Israeli targets in the United States or in the West.0.99
00:20:26.860We discuss with you, you know, often about false flags as a pretext for either, you know, introduction, complete, you know, police state or lockdown.
00:20:36.800and mainly is just to make sure that there is no any opposition voices could
00:20:44.120be heard well look we shouldn't really look very far look what's happening in
00:20:51.260Ukraine there is no any opposition voices you can't open or express any
00:20:56.000opinion you guys say anything the Zelensky and his regime was very good
00:21:00.680in organizing Gestapo-style, you know, enforcement.
00:21:04.760And those people are making sure and sanitizing that the people just shut down
00:21:11.700and don't even scare to say their opinions.0.96
00:21:15.700So now coming to what you say, false flag and Israelis,0.85
00:21:18.940because, as I said, there is a lot of similarities
00:21:21.620between the Ukrainian domestic situation and Israeli domestic situation.
00:21:26.780Though Israeli, of course, more democratic,
00:21:28.760Democratic, at least we see, demonstration going on against the war, against this, what's happening in Gaza, against unnecessary aggression towards the Palestinians in the Palestine.
00:21:42.760So this is still basically interconnected to big problems for the world.
00:21:50.520And before we go, I have one more question before I forget.0.69
00:21:53.700But from all my research, I believe your numbers of upwards of 90 percent of the Russians being pro-war is very accurate.
00:22:00.220Historically, when Russia gets attacked, that's what happens.
00:22:03.920From all the people I've talked to, and I know contractors that are over there, I know military that are over there, I know business people.
00:22:10.120And, you know, he's nationalized everything.0.91
00:22:12.140He's banned the Russian Orthodox Church.
00:22:13.880He banned even his loyal opposition parties.
00:22:17.740But I'm told in Ukraine that unless you're part of the ruling system, that 80 plus percent of people are against the war.
00:22:28.000Millions have fled and that literally they're just using them as cannon fodder to absorb Russian munitions.
00:22:36.060I know there's no actual numbers that allow polling, but from your dead reckoning, Victor Boot, what is the view of the public on the war and what is their morale?
00:22:44.360Because from everything I've seen, they're already in collapse mode.
00:22:48.720Well, just today I've got someone who actually defected from Ukraine
00:22:53.980and we had a lengthy talk regarding, you know, what's really going on.
00:22:59.400And yes, he confirming that majority of population now either have to hide,
00:23:05.000we're talking about of all the male population who are able to hold the arms in their hands,
00:23:12.300because the busification when they, people who just on the street catching any, you know,
00:23:19.920man who passing by, bringing him to this recruitment center. And then in the three days,
00:23:25.540he in the front line, basically left there to be killed by the Russian forces. Many of them
00:23:32.780are left without supplies or resupplies. So this is attitude of their governments towards to the
00:23:39.620population. Plus, if you look and compare two countries, at least whether it's right or not,
00:23:45.680but Russia decided that it's a limited military operation or special military operation,
00:23:51.980not all-out war. There is no mobilization, nobody forcing to sign up to the army.
00:23:59.280Whoever signed the contract, they do it voluntarily. Yes, government pay them,
00:24:03.460And this is how it motivates our citizens to go in this conflict or to fight.
00:24:13.920But most important, the morale and the understanding that this is war against our civilization,
00:24:21.580against our church, against our future.0.94
00:24:24.460And that's why everybody understands what's going on, that Ukraine is only battleground.
00:24:29.260It's not, in fact, Ukrainian people who are fighting us.
00:24:32.260We have no problem with Ukrainians because they are our brothers.
00:29:44.840But it's better than where this was going.0.57
00:29:47.420The whole world economy shutting down, a regional war,
00:29:50.600an added new phase to this new world war.
00:29:53.660And now Trump is coming out and denouncing Netanyahu,
00:29:56.160coming out and saying Netanyahu needs to stop killing civilians.
00:29:59.340That isn't about a facelift for Trump.
00:30:02.220Every time I say Trump's doing something good now,
00:30:03.900People go, why are you defending? I'm not. You want him to stop the war, right? You want him to stop letting Netanyahu tell him what to do. You don't want Israel literally running our Congress, do you?
00:30:13.780So I noticed that the bad guys are running bots and ops, that when we try to put pressure on Trump and we tell the audience to put pressure on Trump and to praise the good things he does and criticize the bad things because he gets the information that we're somehow with Trump or something.
00:30:31.380So they're not just attacking us from the establishment angle.
00:30:34.400They're attacking as if they're patriots because they know no one listens to the establishment anymore.
00:30:39.420So finishing up on Ukraine, I totally agree with their foreign minister, Lavrov, statement here.
00:30:44.080He was asked about Ukraine joining the EU.
00:30:46.380He said that would be a good thing.1.00
00:31:06.580Meanwhile, the Hague Tribunal rejects Ukraine's Crimea claims, saying, no, you don't have
00:31:11.700a claim on it's been part of Russia for 500 years or more.
00:31:14.940So more and more is lining up against Ukraine, who, again, is just a cutout in all of this.
00:31:20.820Here is the Russian foreign minister, Labarov, on his statement dealing with the EU.
00:31:25.840for the internal issues of the european union well maybe it would be a good thing for ukraine
00:31:31.760to join it it will bring closer their collapse then if they want to collapse their multi-dimensional0.87
00:31:39.760economic architecture and turn into a military block well then they are asking for great
00:31:46.880trouble. If they want to forget about the economy completely, that's what they probably
00:31:59.180might need Zelensky for. Now, I'm not a Russophile. I'm not a Russophobe. It's just so refreshing
00:32:05.660being brought up in the media that Russia is the most evil, the biggest liars on the planet. And1.00
00:32:10.020I know back in the comments, they did plenty of it. So do we. But I know all these points. I watch
00:32:15.220the EU ministers say, we're going to be a military bloc. That's how we're going to survive.
00:32:21.000So when I hear Lavrov, everything he's saying, I heard from them. It's so refreshing to be able
00:32:26.320to see what he says, and it's all true because I'm informed. And then meanwhile, the EU is totally
00:32:32.040unpopular and trying to do conscription. I don't see how the EU holds out just economically much
00:32:36.960longer, especially when they support cutting off their own energy, putting bookends on this,
00:32:40.880And the Hague Tribunal rejects Ukraine's Crimea claims.
00:32:44.420This is bigger than just Ukraine, isn't it?
00:32:46.240It's about the future of the unelected EU.
00:32:48.740What what what pathway for the people of Europe do you see for them peacefully to get back control of their countries and exit this insane imperial operation they're in that leads to total destruction?
00:33:02.420Well, you as usually absolutely right.
00:33:06.660You know, if the elites trying to commit economical suicides like Germany, now they eventually pass to the face where this suicide attempts coming to the cultural and nation suicide.0.78
00:33:21.040Eventually, not Germans, not all French, not all Dutch.
00:33:25.220In fact, matter of fact, we saw just recently in Britain, not all British are happy with this situation.
00:33:31.200So we will see very soon the revolt and resistance in those countries will take to the streets, and sooner or later, despite the censorship, despite the police, despite the attempts to crack down, they can't control if all citizens of those countries who at least want their nation to continue in the future will go and demand that this government step down, and they need to elect somebody who will, first of all, take care about their initial interest.
00:34:00.660Believe me, if the leaders of Europe will, first of all, think about their initial interest, definitely Russia will found the common language with them and found a way how to reestablish somewhat normal relation, and this will open eventually the way for the proper economical cooperation.
00:34:20.540But let me tell you one thing. We here in Russia, despite we can forgive, but we will never forget what was done again this time and how European countries were there, you know, silent, I would say, compliance being part of this war.
00:34:38.060Because, again, without their money, without their support, without their aiding, without their so-called volunteers who actually army officers and soldiers who, when they're in a mission, keep this war going.
00:34:55.600Ukrainians and the elites decided that the technology would be solution for shortage of their, you know, soldiers in the front line, in the position.
00:35:04.660And now, apparently, if you don't have soldiers, you are losing your territory because only
00:35:10.280infantry can occupy uncontrolled territory, not the drones.
00:35:14.180And this is what's happening now in the front lines.0.79
00:35:16.880And this will not, doesn't matter which technological advantage temporary Ukrainians have because0.55
00:35:23.820they've got massive, you know, thousands and hundreds of thousands of drones now massively
00:35:29.200produced in all countries delivering you know having a some uh better futures whatever this
00:35:34.740will not help this would be very quickly uh you know russia will found a countermeasures to
00:35:41.620really make well that was my last question on europe russia and ukraine how long will russia0.50
00:35:47.400be patient while they create all these weapons like in poland and other places around the border
00:35:51.840with russia i know russia's made threats about legitimate targets uh i know russia doesn't just
00:35:56.660make threats for no reason. So, I mean, what's the timetable there? We don't know.
00:36:01.960Well, this is an issue. The Ukrainians are feeling that Russia will never resort to attack
00:36:07.420them because of Article 5 of the NATO. I don't think this would be the correct0.93
00:36:13.920assumption to say that the, especially Trump administration, blindly will jump when Russia
00:36:20.000will start attacking the logistical basis of Ukraine and Ukrainian-owned factories in Europe.0.83
00:36:27.260This is a legitimate military target. And we have an example. Do the United States0.99
00:36:32.760tolerate production facilities in the third countries when they've been staging the war
00:36:38.980of Iran? No. If Israel will tolerate, no. So why on earth Russia has to tolerate this?0.58
00:36:44.620And since there is a precedent already established, we feel completely free to do what we need.
00:36:51.600This is up to our military supreme commanders to decide when the most appropriate moment to do so.
00:36:58.640Now, all attempts of the NATO, especially this just recently, there was a military maneuvers or what you call them, the games, military games.
00:37:09.600Yeah, war games, when they are now practicing how they're going to bomb Russian Kaliningrad oblasts, enclave in the Baltic Sea, and how they're going to, you know, attack our targets next to the border within Norway, Finland, and, you know, Baltic states.0.68
00:37:28.460Well, there is a very effective cold shower can be shown very quickly because, as our president mentioned, all those who are trying to flatten our bases, we have enough means to flatten their countries.
00:37:44.740We hope it will not happen, but believe me, if they push that far, definitely we have nothing to lose.
00:37:51.240And then whatever happens, happens. But at least all Russian population will 100 percent support that decision with a joy.0.83
00:37:58.820And, Victor, as you know, last year or a year ago, the admiral, that's the military leader of NATO, he said they had war games then looking at giant preemptive strikes by NATO against Russia.0.53
00:38:12.060Obviously, they put that out to be provocative, but it's not Russia that's saber rattling. It continues to be NATO in the EU.
00:38:18.120right we are not uh we're trying to be at least uh some kind of the uh you know restraint at this
00:38:27.720what is calling now dissatisfaction of our population uh but again if you look on geopolitical
00:38:35.840very uh you know strategic in depth uh trying to see the future development eventually this
00:38:43.220this position of Russian political and military leadership will pay in the future.
00:38:50.400Yes, it's not gives as much media effects with a nice picture of all destruction or0.64
00:38:56.720long awaited destruction of the expired Zelensky and his war criminal team and their handlers0.83
00:39:04.580in the MI6 and, you know, in London, Berlin and Paris.0.97
00:39:09.300Well, eventually, we're coming soon to that stage where it's only a few steps left.
00:39:16.120And believe me, when they're bringing this escalation through the terrorist attacks,
00:39:21.280because they're failing to do anything through the military advances.
00:39:26.200Yes, they can do the nice picture, something burning, they achieve something.
00:39:37.700There is would be no more this regime. There is would be no more. Again, the Nazi reborn in Europe. And then there is would be sobering moment for the Europeans when they will finally do their balance, how much they invested and what they've got. There is would be they need to face the music.
00:39:57.460And this definitely will change our attitude towards all these European countries who are unpredictably ready to jump and be so war-morgaring instead of at least be good neighbors.
00:40:12.500You know, we're not trying to, and we're not ever even war-gaming attack on the, you know, NATO or any, you know, European country.0.53
00:41:47.660the West and our economies and any independent nation like Russia are the real targets of this0.56
00:41:52.240war. It's about economic warfare at the end of the day and centralization of control. Here's
00:41:56.720Trump at the G7 talking about Israel conducting war crimes, which is a good thing because it0.76
00:42:01.800shows more and more he is publicly spanking Netanyahu, showing the break is real. Here it is.0.83
00:42:08.260He's done an amazing job of pulling it together. He's not a Boy Scout,
00:42:11.340but he's done an amazing job of pulling it together and he is very good with hezbollah0.96
00:42:18.720does not like them and i'll tell you what israel's fighting hezbollah too long
00:42:24.620and too many people are being killed and you don't have to knock down an apartment house every time
00:42:30.200you're looking for somebody because there are a lot of people in those apartment houses and
00:42:34.200they're not all hezbollah that i can tell you and i suggested to israel to let syria take care of
00:42:41.020Hezbollah. Because to be honest with you, I think they do a better job of doing it.
00:42:47.340All right, let's move back to Victor Booth. Victor, you're a seasoned geopolitical analyst,
00:42:52.280a military expert. What do you make of the current situation with Iran?
00:42:57.040Well, at least we need to say that the Trump did the right decision. Yes, he thinks he maybe
00:43:02.880fix the reality, at least. Finally, he listened to his generals who told him there is no, anything
00:43:11.080can be achieved without putting boots on the ground. And eventually, putting boots on the
00:43:16.120ground on Iran would be political and military disaster. That was obvious. So now, whoever called0.68
00:43:23.940this victory of the Iran or the, you know, defeat of United States, more important, the bigger
00:43:31.540conflict was prevented. Let's hope and see that on Friday in Geneva, DG Vance will sign this
00:43:39.320memorando, which would allow within 60 days to really sign some peace agreement. As you're
00:43:44.640absolutely right, Israelis will do everything to sabotage it, create false flag, you know,0.97
00:43:50.120start attacking again Beirut, then the Iranians will, you know, start hitting Israel again. But0.93
00:43:56.180at least America has extracted itself from this conflict. And this eventually only way can
00:44:03.220cool down the Netanyahu appetites is to say, now, if you want to fight, you fight yourself with0.66
00:44:09.080Iran. And the Israelis perfectly know they cannot alone withstand that fight. So this is a very,0.66
00:44:16.240very good sign. Definitely because at least now we can start reversing the damage to global
00:44:23.440economy, at least before the election cycle, Trump is not again, you know, stuck in the mud of this
00:44:30.380protracted conflict, protracted war, with no aim, with no really tangible results, because from get
00:44:38.820go, they need to understand what you want to achieve. Well, Hormuz Trait was opened before
00:44:44.740the conflict, and the passage was free. Now, Iranians put the condition, you know, so you0.99
00:44:50.680You have to compensate them for the damages, and this is right position.0.99
00:44:54.360Well, whether it is defeat, yes, in one sense, but in other sense, this is a victory for Trump over the globalist, you know, cabal who was forcing them into this war with no exit.
00:45:07.240Yes, he stopped maybe a day late or maybe too late, but at least he stopped.
00:45:12.160But think of this. If this war will be going out of the, you know, any limits, and Trump would be not able to admit that I have to, you know, be honest and said, yes, let's stop right now.
00:45:25.740It doesn't matter how much we're going to lose, what we have to pay around.
00:45:28.620It's still a thousand times cheaper than the consequences American taxpayer will pay if this conflict protracting longer and longer.
00:45:37.320Moreover, the idea of globalists to create such a Middle East that would be always on fire, the conflict should go between Israel and Turkey, Israel and Iran, Saudis against Bahraini or Qataris, and vice versa.0.84
00:45:54.500This is their dream job because, first of all, who are benefiting?
00:45:59.500Again, globalists, because they would create all conditions for global reset
00:46:04.940and then buy for the penny on the dollar all assets of the people
00:46:09.640who have been, by their sweat and effort, created additional wealth.
00:46:14.860This is a typical, you know, globalist approach to it.
00:46:17.660So I would say, despite different, you know, we can go and see, you know,
00:48:40.560So, what is the solution? Blackading, military occupying island. Do you think that the United States was able to overrun Cuba military? Yes, but do they able to overrun resistance of population? I don't think so.1.00
00:48:57.780Does it be popular in the United States? Well, let's see and, you know, see it. But on my guess, way better option will be is to remove all economical blockade from Cuba, allow them to trade and create condition when Cuban people themselves, if they don't like that regime, they're going to elect another regime.
00:49:20.500I totally agree. Just like Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh wanted to work with us. We said no because we wanted a war. And now today they're one of our best partners in trading deals that have opened up. The answer is do an economic deal, get our companies in there, and then that will reform them. It would have already been done.
00:49:35.940Okay, if you, you know, remove this constant threat to Cuban people, if you let them to really work for their prosperity, because it's not only a staunch, you know, system, they are proud people, they will defend their country, their island, it wouldn't be just, you know, cakewalk to go in Cuba and control it, believe me.
00:49:58.300So this is a small but very resilient people. And we need to treat them with respect, because for so many years, even after the collapse of the Soviet Union, they're still keeping their ideas intact. And we need to respect them, at least for their staying, you know, to...
00:53:27.440And then I said, hey, why don't you get this?
00:53:29.680And they were able to buy a whole bunch of them and get quality ones,
00:53:31.820so they're selling it for $39, and that funds the operation.
00:53:34.160We bring people whatever's the highest rated, whatever's the coolest, and we have this great water filtration system, highest rated filters, non-detectable level, really great stainless steel.
00:53:42.420We're trying to sell people things that will empower and enrich their lives and fund our operations, so it's a win-win for everybody.
00:53:48.420But, Mike, I appreciate your plug for the belt.
00:53:51.660These things are really, really strong.
00:53:53.820And they're also lightweight at the same time.
00:53:55.500Yeah, and about your water filter there, you know, this is becoming critical because some of the local water supply is becoming contaminated with the return of water from the data center cooling systems.
00:54:07.720And one of the things I'm going to reveal in the coming hour is how we saw very high aluminum and also high copper in addition to lead in the water samples.
00:54:17.460Now, that's going to get worse and worse because aluminum and copper, those are some of the metals that the water comes into contact with in the circulation system.
00:54:23.700And a lot of data centers will return water to the local water table, but it's not returned as pure deionized water.
00:54:53.700That's what everybody needs, and it has to be gravity, because, again, we can't trust the power grid all the time.
00:54:59.580So, you know, there's nothing wrong with a regular household water filter system, but you need a backup system that's gravity only, and that's what this is.