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Hello, everyone. Today I would like to explain a little bit about my intellectual approach. Lately, if you have noticed my latest videos, I am becoming very interested in spirituality. I am currently reading a big book, a very difficult book on the writings of Sufis that explains very complicated concepts that they worked on for a long time. I am also watching quite a few videos and recordings online. For example by Pastor Pierre Truchel from Grenoble, who passed away a few years ago. I am currently watching videos by the Rayv Dinovich. I know that he is a bit. How should I put it? He is a bit controversial by some in the Jewish community. But that's okay. I like people who are controversial. I watch videos by Omar Zid. He's someone who's done a lot of work on. I like the part where he worked on the Freemasons and certain secret brotherhoods and all that. Before you start yelling, you say, yeah, I'm a conspiracy theorist or something. For example, I. I discovered something. Thanks to him, I discovered something. I added something to my general knowledge. I'd like to add it to you too, if you don't know it. I discovered the Sovereign Order, the sovereign military Order of Malta. What's called the Order of Malta. Apparently it comes from the Knights Templar. I haven't really looked into that in particular yet, but he's supposedly descended from the Knights Templar. So you say, okay, you're in a book by DaVincikaud and all that. In total delirium. Delirium. Uh, I mean, there are people. They would take me to the shrink now. And I discover by reading Wikipedia, for example, that it is not a source. That is not a source. How can I put it? Uh, contested. Wikipedia is. It is. It is. It is black and white. You know, it is not. It is not a big mainstream stream. And then I discover that the Order of Malta is a sovereignty without a state. That means that the Order of Malta has members who have passports. Where it is written, it does not say French Republic or Italy or United States. It says Order of Malta. It is a passport, and the guys travel with it. And it is recognized by all the countries of the world. And even in international law, is recognized by all the countries of the world. World. The Order of Malta is a sovereign state. That means it has the same diplomatic sovereignty as a country, but it is not a country. It has no territory. So they have a few buildings, and these are buildings that benefit from extraterritoriality. That means that, legally speaking, these buildings are not part of the country where they are geographically Located. They have a few in Italy, for example. And the Italian police do not enter the Italian justice system or the Italian army or whatever are not at all concerned by these places because they are places that are extraterritorial. So when I discovered this, I was surprised. Wow. I didn't know that there were people in the world who walked around with passports from an order and who crossed borders and moved around freely and so on, without any. Without any. I don't know. That troubled me a little bit. I said to myself, this is fiction that meets reality so well, I work. I work on things like that. Why? Because I noticed. I noticed that in recent years, even if you watch my first videos that I put online, I was in a phase. I was in a phase that was a bit too materialistic. And I thought, if you like, when you're materialistic, the great thing about being materialistic is that you think you're smarter than others. It means that you really believe you've achieved something. Because when you discover matter, matter, that's true, that's true. So I can really take material things, pile them up, and it will give me something extremely true and extremely verifiable. But you don't realize how much that's fragile too. But I'll give you two examples. I'll give you two examples from my private life. I rarely talk about my private life, but I'll give you two examples today. That way you can get a little idea of where I'm coming from. The first one. A few years ago, a relative of mine who lived in Switzerland decided to take her children out of school. They were in primary school, they were going to primary school, or they were about to start primary school, and she sent them to Algeria and then she followed them, she returned to Algeria. So for me, you know, the guy who lives in the west, who worships the west and all that, an unbounded admiration for at the time, I would say, for you and for what you represented. And in fact, I held a grudge against him. And I remember, I remember the shouting matches on the phone. It was serious, you know, I was aggressive, I argued, I argued. And then I used extremely harsh words towards her because I said, well, you have your children, they are in Switzerland. We have the chance to study in Switzerland, to learn in Switzerland, and so on. And what do you do? You take that away from them and send them to Algeria, where, you know, the state of the stars, the schools and everything. She told me, no, I don't want Westerners to come near my children and teach them he told me, they are twisted, they are perverts, they teach them things, they teach them rubbish. So, in fact, she was not carrying a discourse. She was not. She was. She could not give me details, but she was in spirituality. And thanks to her spirituality, she saw things that I did not see because I was in materiality. She was in spirituality. And so, by paths that I did not know, she arrived at a conclusion. And it takes me years, in fact, to reach this same conclusion. Do you understand? So it commands respect somewhere. Because today, uh, I'm going to call her, I'm going to tell her I'm sorry. I'm going to apologize today, Tell her, you were right, I was wrong, you understand? Because today, if I had children, I wouldn't want to take them to a freemason school that would teach them the crap that we're putting in children's heads. You see? You see the thing. This is a person who, without pretension, without online videos, without anything, arrived at a very clear result. She arrived years before me, so you can only respect her. That's the first example. Let me give you a second example. A few years ago, I was. I have a friend who is Jewish, and he often invited me to a community in Paris. It's the Luovic community, which you may know as it's called. In fact, I used to go there with him, well, sometimes to work on all that. And then what happened is that one day I was out and I said to him, listen, I'm going to buy some stuff. I wanted to buy croissants to eat, sandwiches and everything. He brought them back to the community. And then she explained it to me. She said, oh, no. But, you know, the problem with that is that it's not kosher, and it's hard to get across and all that. Oh, really? And then I ask for an explanation. So he explained to me that he gives the food to a rabbi who looks at it and then passes it on to a second rabbi, and so on. I think if the number is correct, I think he told me, 10 rabbis, 10 rabbis have to pass it on from one to the other, each reading, whether it is kosher. It's what he sees before his eyes, whether it is kosher or not. And any of these rabbis can reject the thing, it will not be kosher. So you understand when you are in the material world, when you are a consumer, how this process can sound to you, can be heard in your ears as something extremely stupid or right, because you feel so superior to these people, you feel so much, you have discovered El Dorado. You are. Wow, you are living in this era, right? You've got material things, you know, that food is good to eat, that it's safe. But they're still stuck in this process, in this way of doing things that dates back thousands of years and that we're surprised that they haven't gotten rid of this, this. This method. Well, we're in the 21st century, right? You see how smart we feel? We can very easily feel smart. A few days ago, a few days ago I was. And it's true that I was a little critical of him. I kindly told him, yeah, don't you think it's a bit heavy and all that? But he was nice, but he continued to explain to me, very patient. And in fact, what happened is that recently when they put all this crap in our food, they. There was this, there was. There was car oil in. In. In olive oil. There was. There was horse, donkey, and maybe even dog and other things in. In meat sold as beef. There was some. There was some salt that is dangerous to health according to the producers, and so on. And at one point the other day, I was talking to someone and I don't know, the person took out a newspaper, spread it out on the table and said to me, did you see? That's it again. Then I said. I said, I don't want to eat anymore. I said it like that. It came out spontaneously, said, I don't want to eat what be and save produce anymore. Like that I used. I was using this Jewish terminology. And then I remembered something. I remembered this story about kosher. Then I realized that there are 10 rabbis who are controlling the food. I tell myself that if several thousand years ago we should have said bananam, but today we would need 100. I want 100. Do you understand? And I said, anything that doesn't come today, anything that isn't kosher, I don't eat. That's what I said, because I don't want to eat crap anymore. I'm sick of eating crap. You trust it, you buy it with your money. And you can't tell if you haven't been given poison to eat. And then beyond this story about food, beyond this story about kosher, I think about myself. I say to myself, but damn the guys. They've been doing this protocol for thousands of years. They didn't wait for a guy like me to be born to come along today and tell them, listen, your truck is high fashion. I realized that they were right and I was wrong again. How did they get there? They didn't get there through consumerism, through materialism, through my ultra ultra scientific, ultra down to earth approach. No, they got there by respecting age old protocols, through a certain spirituality. They reached a point that I reached years later and I reached the same conclusion. So that's why I tell myself, instead of always being late to a war, instead of trying to be rational, logical and always being late to my own wars, of always falling flat on my face, of thinking I'm smart, of hearing people say things and then getting there myself and getting there much later, I tell myself I'm going to go to the sources and try to understand the sources on which these people base their opinions, whether they're Jewish, Christian or Muslim or whatever. That's my approach. Today. I try to add spirituality. It's true that I went to the Ecole Polytechnique, it's true that I studied medicine, it's true that I've done a lot of things, but I realize that this knowledge alone doesn't allow you to build a complete individual, that you have to add the spiritual side because it's something you can't neglect. I got there scientifically. Finally, after falling flat on my face and seeing people who were achieving results before me, I said to myself, okay, now calm down now think about what these people have to say. Instead of systematically and constantly rejecting it, these people have something to say. The decline that France is in today, for example, the moral decline, is something that was predicted a long time ago. And these are people who were certain of it and who arrived at it by means that have nothing scientific about them, but who arrived at it by means that seem very precise, the results that they are giving today. So that's kind of what I wanted to share with you today. If I keep talking like this, I could talk for an hour, but I'll stop there so as not to waste your time. In any case, thank you for listening to me and as usual, I'm open to your comments, whether they're materialistic, because I was that way for a very long time, or spiritual or otherwise. Go on, have fun and I'll see you tomorrow.