Bonjour d’Angleterre : l'effondrement est proche

My friends, good morning. If you remember this setting, it's because you're a former canal worker, a real one. Yes. I'm just passing through the UK for 48 hours. So first of all, just to tell you personally, I was very moved to arrive here. You see, we're not just dogs. Somewhere, when we live in a place, we create roots. And as much as I want the best for the uk, I don't regret leaving. I had to leave. It's not a decision I'm going back on, but I regret having had to make that decision. But what can I say? This is a war being waged against the British, against their way of life, their quality of life in general. And today, the. I'd like to illustrate this with something. So here, if you look, today's newspapers are talking about a possible VAD on health insurance. That's politics. It's the politics of jealousy, the politics of destruction. I'll tell you a story, an African story, a pretty nasty story, but I'll tell it to you anyway. You know, there were friends, so to speak, right? And then he's in a forest or somewhere similar, and he comes across a genie. So the genie comes out and tells them, listen, well, here he is doing his job as a genius. I can do for you everything you ask me. Just what I give to the first one, I'll give double to the second one. So who's going to start? So the first one says, well, the first one tells the other one, go ahead, go ahead. And then they spend a long time trying to figure out who's going to go first, knowing that whoever goes second who places their order second will necessarily receive double the first. Then after a while, by the way, there is one who says, okay, I'll start, and tells him, blind me in one eye, okay? So that, if you like, is the policy of destruction. Destruction I lose. So that you lose too. And we can see that the British regime is at war with the British population. So this business of VAD on health insurance, I'll tell you what's going to happen. They've already tried it on private schools, and here's the result. The result is in private schools. Well, they've added 20% to schools that are already extremely expensive. When I say private schools in the United Kingdom, we're talking about a minimum of €2,000 to €3,000 per month, okay? And that's the minimum, really. Schools are starting to pay around €20,000 a year, €25,000 a year. But if we start going higher, it going to Go quickly. Middle class people were especially tight on their holiday budget. Driving around in an old car, they stayed in a small home near loans and all that to be able to finance a decent education for their children, to avoid the rotten schools in this country. Well, we're going to add 20% VAT to them. And for many that was too much. They couldn't afford it. With inflation, the explosion of all the bills, they couldn't. What did they do? They took their children out of private school. Where do the children go now? To public school. There you go. So they're going to cost the public sector more. So all in all, did we win or lose? Of course we lost. They lost. But the public treasury also lost because the VAT won't be paid anyway because these children are unregistered, so the VAT won't come in. And then we're going to end up with the public sector having to support an influx of students and many of whom are not waiting for a place and so on. Okay, so I lose, huh? I am the state. I lose so that you lose, so that you suffer. This health insurance thing is the same. People pay for health insurance. And now we're going to tell them, well, 20% VAT on top of that. Because you wanted to avoid hospitals that are like deathbeds with waiting lists. Almost 1 in 10 people in this country is waiting for hospital treatment. Okay? There are people who are dying or will die before they can start their treatment. There is no room. The system has collapsed. So there are people who are trying to improve their health a little. They are going to pay for health insurance. We're going to put 20% VAT on it. What's going to happen? For many, they are going to stop their private health insurance. And where are they going to go? They are going to go public. And of course they are going to cost the public a lot. So they're going to move from the private system to the public system. So ultimately, will the state make money or lose money? It will lose money because it will simply push. By creating this VAT thing, it will push as many people as possible towards the public system and therefore it will inevitably cost more. So here we are in a situation of literal war. If a country next door is launching missiles at your edge every day, and then every day it sends planes to bomb you, I mean, you have to admit that it has declared war on you. You're not in its head. You may not know why. You can't analyze what the reasons are, what the point is. Yes, that's true. All that's true. Still, it has to declare war. It doesn't take two people to declare war, right? It's not like a marriage. For a marriage, it takes two people. Both have to agree, right? Consent on both sides. But for war there is no need. War is not when one side can declare war on the other. So here we have the British state that has declared war on the United Kingdom. One of the reasons I can give you. But I'm going out on a limb so I can venture. I can tell you one thing. With Brexit, the British have given the globalists a big slap in the face. Okay? So it's an act, the most unforgivable act there is. It's an act of rebellion. They rebelled against the globalists. In that case, the globalists want to pay them back. But the mistake the British make, I'll tell you what it is, is that when you hit the globalists, well, you go all the way. You don't do things by halves. Because then it's like if. Imagine there's a ferocious bear that attacks you, okay? Who's there? He threatens you and you have a gun. So you fire the first bullet, you wound him. But after the second one, yes, animal rights and all that. The poor beast. Now my heart aches for him. Now you're going to get eaten. Right, that's over. Maybe you shouldn't have even fired the first bullet because maybe he wasn't hungry that day. He would have looked at you a bit strangely. He would have left. But now that you've just wounded him, well, it's over. It's over for you. So that's exactly what they did. They touched on globalism by voting for Brexit. But then they voted for the left. They voted for the left, the W left, the. The globalist left, the caviar left. The left that eats with black rock. Right, the HF left, right. We can't call that a left, can we? They voted for the. The so called conservative right wing is right wing. Right. Boris Johnson. We have to do something about the climate. Look at the climate. What are we doing about the climate? Okay, there you go. The so called conservative right wing is obsessed with the climate. Okay, so here we have a left wing that is also obsessed with the climate. Anyway, the climate. I'm going to say something. You don't vote to read scrology. The climate is not something you can vote for because it's the same on the left and the right. Okay? So when we look at today, we see that there is a real war going on here. That's why I left. Look at the economists on the home page, right? Like you would say for a website, right? The first one is, is the United Kingdom going to collapse? Is it going to go bankrupt? Is the country heading towards bankruptcy? Okay? And the answer is yes, it's going to go bankrupt. Because I'm going to say something, you know, I might not make any friends, but. But I'd like to tell you one thing anyway. Look, we have educated islands in addition to being ideological and everything else. Everything I said before is valid, but we have educated islands in charge. For example, we have Angela Rives who is in charge of the economy. She only has one thing on her taxation. Well, she taxes, right? For example, Today labor costs 20% more for companies. So, so what do they do? Well, she fires 20% of their staff. It's that simple. So she's taxing an economy that is collapsing contract precisely because of the extremely high taxation. So she looks at her figures collapsing and she asks herself, what do we do? Oh, well, we have to tax even more. So we take a system that doesn't work and we're going to persist in it. If, if taxation could bring. Could bring wealth and bring growth and bring well being and full employment and everything else. Well, I say, uh, going to inherit it. Going to South Sudan, huh? We're going to the most devastated places on earth, imposing huge taxes. And then from there we're going to make. We're going to make cities emerge in the desert, right? We have to stop, okay? We have to stop. This is all. And that shows the illiteracy of the ruling class. Why? Look, I'll give you another example. I'm African, you know me. I'll give you another example. The other example is this. Imagine being in the departure lounge of an airport and then you think to yourself, there are passengers who stand up and say, listen guys, we're fed up. Look, we didn't choose the pilots. It's always the same ones who fly all this stuff, okay? We're going to do something. We're going to hold an election, we're going to run a campaign, we're going to choose a few pilot candidates, we're going to hold an election, we're going to vote and then, well, we'll vote for a captain, a co pilot, all that. And then they're going to fly the plane and we're going to get in behind. There you go. Okay. Would you show yourself in a plane like that? The answer is probably no, because if we did that, we'd have an airplane graveyard at the end of the Runway for those who reach the end of the Runway. So the problem today is that we're going to vote for people. They're going to come and do the hulls. Right? And what cost Starmer did in the United Kingdom is that he inaugurated something absolutely extraordinary. We are used to politicians who are read on a platform and then slowly start to go back on certain promises. We are used to it. I know, but this is worse. What we have here is someone who was elected on a platform. Once he comes to power in the first week, he tears it up. He does something else. He didn't even try. He failed. No, not even. He comes to power and says, well, there you go. I lied to you, you know. Anyway, you're going to pretend you know. I lied to you. I voted for a program. I threw it in the trash. What do you want? You can't vote for me next time. Accept that. Next time for five years. Okay, well, then get lost. Okay? As Sarkozy said. Who said get lost? Get lost, you poor fool. No, that's not Sarkozy. Get lost, you poor fool. That's more in Macron's repertoire. Yes, yes. It's more of a macronist expression. So he brought in a team of scholars. And what do they do? And then they want to swear off the country's economy, don't they? They want to swear off the economy. I mean, these people couldn't run a grocery store, could they? They. They couldn't run a bar, right? And then you give them the country to manage, then they manage it. And we are in this. It's like this crew who were recruited from among the most deserving passengers. Right? There you go. That's where we are, my friends. Disaster. So, thank you for following me this far. Ah, points on my side. It's a gardening accident, right? Okay, I won't do any more gardening. I was born in a city, you understand? So the bushes, the machines, all that. Okay. I'll be careful next time. In any case, thank you for following me. This video this far, I hope it was enlightening, wasn't it? There you go. But, uh, it's true. Once again, I regret. I regret having had to make this decision. It's terrible. It's terrible that we have to leave our homes, but, hey, uh, I hope. I hope that one day these people come to their senses and things are in their heads. I very much doubt it. You see, there's a second voice there. Look. You know, What? I have 12 people in my head. I assure you, it's terrible, terrible, terrible. If I go to a shrink, I'll come out with a diagnosis that's 30 pages long. But look, I'm telling you. I'm telling you, I hope they come to their senses. Then all of a sudden, there's another voice telling me, no, that's not going to happen. Yeah, that's true. They're too deep into madness. They're too deep into delirium. You know what I mean? It would take a lot. A lot. It's not. We're past the time for half measures. Okay, that's it, my friends. I'll leave you and I'll see you in another video.