Biden ne finira pas son mandat

Good evening, friends. You know, wickedness doesn't require a lot of intelligence. The wicked people I've met in my life, some of whom were extremely fearsome and capable of doing harm, and doing a lot of harm, weren't particularly intelligent. These were people who were clever, very, very, very malicious, but not really intelligent. On the other hand, Machiavelism requires intelligence. Intelligent doesn't necessarily mean good. Someone can be extremely intelligent, but use their intelligence for bad purposes. So being intelligent isn't necessarily a sign that they're a good person. Taken in isolation, of course. Now, I was thinking about this very question. I'm wondering if Western leaders are wicked, stupid and mean, or what is Machiavelism? There's one for which the answer came fortuitously this week through the intervention of a guy, a US Senator, named Ronnie Jackson. You Google Ronnie with ny? Ronnie Jackson is someone who is very important. When he talks about these things, he is more credible than the others. Why? Because during the 2000s, he was one of the doctors at the White House. So he knows the health of American presidents very well. Do you know what he said? He said that Biden will not finish his term. He said that Biden is in an advanced state of dementia. By the way, Obama took it extremely badly. And Obama wrote him an email that he himself made public, not Obama. It was Ronny Jackson who made the email public. Obama told him, listen, a guy like you, I had so many expectations, I trusted you so much. I would never have thought that someone of your level, who is, who was an admiral, who is a senator, who was a doctor at the White House, could say things like that about an American president. Because this guy, we listen to him and this guy says that Biden is a signal. Besides, we see it. We see it. And what we actually see, which is funny, is that Trump, we kept questioning him. We kept questioning him on all levels. He spent four years of his presidency defending himself against many things. And we also questioned his mental health. Putin also, we questioned, when he invaded Ukraine. We didn't say it was because in the fall, it was a bit like the Cuban missile story, where the USSR had placed missiles in Cuba, so it was within reach of Florida. We didn't say it was a parallel or similar situation where NATO reached the Russian borders in violation of all previous agreements. We didn't say that. We said, no, it was Putin who had Covid. We said it was serious. We said it was Putin who had Covid, that he is a mentally ill person who is deranged and who started attacking like that for no reason he woke up one morning, I don't know what got into him. He started attacking Ukraine. In fact, everyone is crazy. Trump is crazy, Putin is crazy. All the people who criticize despotic powers and the prevailing tyranny and all that are crazy, right? The only ones who aren't crazy, right, who have their minds are Biden, for example. So Biden today is starting to speak freely. He's a guy, mentally, he's affected. We can see it today. He doesn't really know what he's doing. One day he's, he might bend down without pants in the middle of a press conference. We're going to see some Greens and pomers from him. We can already see it, right? For example, when he reads his teleprompter, he even reads the instructions. He reads the texts, but he also reads the instructions that are given to him. For example, now come back to you, sit down. He's going to read now come back and sit down. He's not in his right mind anymore. When journalists ask him questions without a teleprompter, you can clearly see that the guy is no longer there. He's absent. And they managed to get a wreck like that through last time. Well, have a bit of the dominion effect. Well, we don't really have the right to talk about it, but we understand each other, right? There was that effect, by the way, at the time, at the time it was pretty obvious. I'll tell you something. At the time, when the Democrats put forward this human wreck, it was clear that they were going to win and that they had prepared, that they had something up their sleeve. Because the Democrats aren't crazy. They're not crazy. If they sent a wreck, it's because they knew the outcome of the election in advance, okay? They could have sent the dog from the White House and he would have passed. He would have passed too. It was a foregone conclusion, actually. Except that they'll have a hard time, you know, if they have a guy who's self centered and all that, they'll have a hard time in 2024 with the same thing. So in fact, Biden is either a one term man, okay? Or according to Ronny Jackson, it's not even a one term man. He won't finish that term.

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You see what I mean? So things are starting to heat up a little bit, which makes the situation in Europe much more, much more delicate because Europe is being used by the United States, by Biden, as cannon fodder, as a sacrificial terrain. In an ancestral rivalry between Russia and the United States. Before, the United States used Afghanistan, for example. Today they're using France, they're using Germany, they're using countries that were normally run by people who are a little bit more intelligent than that, people who understand a little bit what sauce they're being eaten in. You see, this is extraordinary. So what's also happening, we learned today, is that Biden was supposed to go to Russia this Friday, or rather to Saudi Arabia, unless he lands, I don't know where else. But he's not the one piloting the plane, which is already good news. But he's the one giving the orders. So potentially we could see him popping up, I don't know, from anywhere on the planet. Anyway, he's going to go to Saudi Arabia to try to talk a little bit about energy supplies, oil and all that. Saudi Arabia is very happy to see it selling more oil to compensate a little for what was coming from Russia. Except that they're not going to create oil. Yes, they have power and everything, but they can't just press a button and multiply the oil. It's not possible. There are limits. So what they're doing, imagine that the Saudis have doubled their oil purchases from Russia. By that, I mean that Saudi Arabia is buying Russian oil. It's reselling it to Europe.

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By increasing, by taking a step on it, Europe's one euro is plummeting. That means its purchases are going to become more and more expensive.

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So there's machavilism here, but there's stupidity. And I'm having a hard time. I know that for Biden it's not mobilism. Biden is screwed.

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He's a wreck. It's over. This bus is going to skewer me. No, see why I want to have a studio. See why my friends sometimes film in a car? It's like that. I parked, the parking lot was empty and their own.

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Thank you, my friends, for watching this video so far. Okay, thank you. I'll try to get out of here. Okay, I'll leave him alone and then I'll come back another time, right? No, I wanted to talk to you about mauvillism, energy. I also wanted to talk to you about the Germans.

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The Germans. It's starting to get. Oops, sorry for the noise. Sorry for the noise. Uh, the Germans, who are. Who are in an increasingly shitty situation and their energy, there's one of their major suppliers, Unipay, that's going to go bankrupt. It can no longer buy the gas that supplies it, it can no longer buy it on the markets because the price on the market has simply become too high. So it's drawing on its reserves. That means that in July it's draining its reserves. They went from 60% to 58% just this week, according to Bloombank. So they're doing it because they don't have any more cash. And the prices on the market are absolutely exorbitant anyway. So what are they doing? They're emptying their reserves. There you go. I don't know how long they'll last. But once the reserves are empty, they've emptied them by 2% in four or five days. And it's summer. In winter, we can imagine that when it's -15 in some places in Germany, we can imagine that the price will drop even more, that the percentage right will drop even faster. You see? Well, we'll see. And then the Germans. I don't know either. I don't know if it's maverickism or stupidity. In any case, this is. They have a suicidal streak that's clear. A guilt of existing that perhaps leads them to sacrifice. They have a tendency to sacrifice. You know, I find it strange that we don't see more of the German suicide bombers, because it's really. It's very present in the mentality, you know, it's extremely present. This desire to hurt oneself, this guilt, a little bit of existing. So they're ready to commit yesterday's crimes. They're ready to do them again like that, you know, It's a bit strange. It's a bit strange in Germans because on the one hand, there's this guilt, you know, that's how they experience it. And it's almost. It's almost pornographic, I would say, because there's this desire to. This desire to expose like that, to say, yes, you have to see the books they write. Damn, with extremely gory details and everything. I've seen people cry while reading these books. There's something wrong, I'm telling you. There's something wrong behind it. And at the same time ready to start again right away, but at the same time also happy to commit suicide. To try to. To give oneself a. To give oneself a sort of. To redeem oneself a sort of.

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Of morality. Not very expensive, a sort of respectability like that in history. It's like when Daesh sent migrants to the German border. Do you remember that story? Uh, There was the other one there. What should we call him? I've already forgotten his name, you know, She's So insignificant that it's not even worth the three neurons to keep her name. What was her name? Merkel. Uh, Merkul. She, honestly, on an emotional level, she literally pissed on herself. That's what she did. And she said, yeah, well, what can we do? Since he wants to go back. Yes. So we have a border. It's Germany and everything, but if they want to come, what do you want me to do? There you go. And we saw German cops giving bottles of water like that to these people who were coming in, who were violating the borders, and then these people who threw them on the ground because they were told not to talk to them. When the cop speaks to you, you don't speak to him. Nothing, not a word, not in exchange, nothing at all. Because he gives you a bottle of water and then he'll ask you your name or something.

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So when he wants to give you something, you throw it on the ground.

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And these are, these are, these are migrants sent by dj. Uh, they're Syrian, by the way. In many cases, they wouldn't have gotten through, uh, hit.

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To be honest with you, huh. There were for a real Syrian. When you found a real Syrian, you had 1,000. You had 1,000 Senegalese, Algerians, Moroccans, Tunisians, all that. They came from everywhere, the Syrian. Everyone identifies with a Syrian anyway. In Europe, anyone can identify with anything, right? So, yes, why not identify as a Syrian? Today I imagine that the same people say, yes, I'm Ukrainian. Last time I lied, I said I came from Syria, but hey, in reality I come from Ukraine. That's emotional politics. And today that emotion is a bit stubborn somewhere. It's an emotion that doesn't know any criticism, that doesn't know any re evaluation. Because as much as a position, when you take a position and your position is based on something rational, something based on facts, based on concrete elements, you're always ready to revise that position as things evolve, right? Things change in life. The elements that supported your initial decision have evolved, right? Uh, no, it's not like that. With a decision made on purely emotional fundamentals, it doesn't work like that. It's simply something that is made irrationally. And the irrationality doesn't need to fit the facts, doesn't need to be re evaluated based on facts, right? So even though the country is going to hell, they're going for it. They're going for it. I mean, the United States is 80 kilometers from Russia. If they want to go into direct confrontation, they can do so. But no, they're going to Use Europe like that as a buffer zone and that's it. And there's something really important I wanted to talk to you about, but this bus stopped me from talking about it, so it interrupted the video. I'll talk about it another time. Uh, the euro is plummeting. Okay, we know that. You have to know one thing. Uh, when you have a plummeting currency, then people say, yeah, uh, it will encourage exports. But what do you want to export? But, but I, I, I have the guy who wrote this to me. I almost told him. Well, I didn't tell him what, I not tell you what. I almost told him to myself, I have to write, but I come from Harangue in Algeria. You always know a lot of references below the belt. I'm going to tell him, but I can't see anything anymore. I realize that there's not enough light. I put on my glasses. I did, I almost said to him, but what are you going to export? Are you going to export up your ass? Because in reality, in reality there's a super important equation that I'm going to talk to you about when you want to, when you have a, when you have a weak currency. It's true that it's good for exporting, but you have to have something to export. But Europe is completely de industrialized. What do we do? We produce nothing. Everything has been destroyed. Everything has been exported and everything has been relocated abroad. So it's in our interest to have a strong currency that allows us to import and pay the city's labor at city prices. That's the idea, that is to say, other people's, other people's work. And since they use the euro, we give them euros and we buy practically everything. Go to a supermarket, look at what you eat. There is practically nothing left that is produced locally. Everything comes from elsewhere. So where is it going? Where is it going?

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When your currency goes bust and you manufacture nothing, you produce nothing, what are you supposed to do? You have to import. But how are you going to import with a currency that is worthless? How do you want to import with a currency that is worthless? So you are in a situation like all third world countries somewhere. What is the problem with Somalia? What is the problem with anger? What is the problem with all the difficult rules? What is the problem with all the countries that are in shitty situations? What is the problem with Sri Lanka? It's simply that they produce very few things and they have a weak currency. So they need tons of their currency to be able to import basic products.

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So on A purely economic level. We're really moving towards a tireization equation, aren't we? We're moving towards tireization. That's simply what worries me. So to me, it worries me. It doesn't worry me. I'll tell you why, you know, to be perfectly honest, I'll tell you something. Sometimes I think to myself the best thing that can happen to Westerners really is to go broke. Because maybe they'll really, really leave you alone. Because as long as there's money to be scraped together, as long as there's money to be scraped together, we'll continue to make you suffer. We're going to keep giving you the Chinese torture of killing you with 1000 blows, aren't we? With 1000 micro blows like that. And in fact, I tell myself that the day when the west is completely broke, that means there won't even be money to pay for corruption, okay? There won't even be money to transfer to Panama. There won't be any more wealth to be made. There won't be anything at all to be made. Well, we'll just let it go because it's no longer interesting. It's over. So maybe that's how peace will come. Maybe that's how peace will come. I don't know. I don't know, okay? I don't know. Maybe that's how peace will come when there's nothing left to gain, when this vermin that attacks the west sees that there's more money than good. There you go. Maybe they'll decide to. Maybe they'll decide to drop it, go somewhere else. Maybe they'll decide to go see the Chinese or whatever and see how things are going. There you go, my friends. Anyway, thanks for watching the video so far. I finally said what I wanted to say. I remember that bus and all that. It really pissed me off, you know, it's really hard, really hard to film in the car because of that kind of boredom, that kind of. You don't know how many videos I've made that I haven't made and that I haven't published, or I stopped in the middle and never re recorded. You know, sometimes I've started off on a good note, like these videos are improvised. And for the most part they're improvised. Even though I document myself, I get informed and everything. The videos themselves are often improvised. And so if I lose a video, I won't be able to retake it. I won't be able to very often. I won't be able to remake it exactly as I did the first Time. And very often it happens to me. I'm recording, recording. I'm in the middle of the video, minute 15. There's a guy who comes along with a jackhammer. There's a truck that stops next to it with the engine running. There's a guy who missed a van with the music blaring. And it stays there. You can't know. All the time, all the time, all the time. It's very often that we live in a noisy world, you know, I don't like noise. I told you, I live in a world of silence, actually. Uh, but there you go. It's true that I would really like to have a studio one day. Uh, I'll make videos from the car when I can, and from a studio when the conditions are different. Especially since. I'll tell you, the problem is that right now it's fine, it's summer, but in the winter, when it starts to get dark at 3:30pm, what do you do? Because sometimes it's dark at 3:30pm sometimes I work on all that. By the time I have a moment to record, it's already dark. And if you watch my videos during the month of January or whatever, they're practically all at night.

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Anyway, thank you, my friends, for following. I'll leave you and then we'll see each other. I won't hide it from you. I've had a bit of a boost, the 1000-001000-00100,000 subscribers. And that's why I'm often here, because somewhere I've found new energy. I found a new energy. And there are also a lot of things happening in the world. So it feeds me, you know, it feeds me. I want to talk. I'm always watching the news, you know, the news dates back to my childhood. Long story. One day my mother said to me, why do you watch the news? Because I tell my parents, why do you watch the news? It happened a long time ago. Why? What's the point? And then my mother told me that one day they'll tell us. And I assure you she's not a conspiracy theorist. She told me what she is. I don't know. Ah, she told me, well, one day they'll tell us to run away. We're watching because one day they're going to tell us to run away. And we have to be there to see that and then take the necessary measures. So run away. And since then I've been watching TV and thinking. I've been watching the news, all the while thinking I'm waiting for them to tell us to run away. And I almost feel like that day has arrived. I assure you, I feel like they're about to tell us to run away. Don't hit me. Don't hit me. Don't hit me. Anyway, I'm going to go home.

Okay, I'll leave you.

I hope the sound is good on this video because I don't usually record with it while driving. So I hope the blood is good when I get home. I'm going to listen to it a bit, see if the blood is acceptable. If it is, I'll play it. If the blood is bad, I'll pass it on because I'll have a lot of people. Yes. Blood on my back. Damn. So I'm going to. I'm going to see a fox crossing a little bit. In any case, thank you very much for being there. And then we'll see each other. We'll see each other when we see each other.

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In a few days. Maybe this weekend. It depends. It depends on what it actually feeds me. See you soon, my friends, and then we'll see each other another time. Thank you for being there.