Commentaires de News: Turquie, Edogan, Brexit, Crimes, Femmes...

Hello. My friends, today I'm going to tell you that there are tensions between the European Union and Turkey. Turkey is sending ships to search for oil and perhaps even explore for oil in the waters of European countries, Greece in particular. But they could go further. So, you know, I've seen some belligerent remarks on both sides of the Internet and on social media. I can tell you, I can reconcile everyone. I can tell you something. If Turkey decides to go into European waters to drill for oil, I can guarantee you one thing. Merkel and Macron will meet. They will ask. And listen carefully. They will ask the navies of European countries to intervene. And what they will do is escort European ships to different locations off the coast of several European countries so that they can drill.

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It is not acceptable that Greece should be the only one supporting this type of drilling off its waters or in its waters.

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So we will have to escort the Turkish ships, put some along the Italian coast, some along the French coast, Spain. I mean, there's enough coastline for everyone. That's it. Because in any case, we must not be xenophobic, we must not be racist, and we must not be sovereignists either. We must not defend borders that are something of the past. Well, we know the classics. I'm not going to be a wholesaler today. But, hey, you know. Okay, the thing is, if you like Erdogan. Erdogan is a historical figure. A historical figure with an H. He is someone who does not live in the present moment. He is someone who knows that the present moment is the continuation or the result or the consequence of centuries of history that preceded it. He knows that his actions today will condition the centuries to come. He has this projection. So I was saying that Erdogan is a man of history. Look at the. He converted it into a mosque not long ago to almost general indifference. It was some people ago. I remember the story of the conversion of this cathedral into a mosque. It was something that had been in the pipeline for years, and many said it would be the end of the world if it happened. No, no, no. Nothing at all. I mean, it was three lines, and it made less noise than the burning of the Nantes Cathedral by a migrant. I mean, it was nothing at all. But it proves to you that this is a number of history. What about him? Facing him are European men who are men of mandate. They have a sense of history. They have a sense of mandate. Right? They project themselves from seat to seat, from mandate to mandate, and that's it. They want to last. They want to stay as long as possible while minimizing the inconveniences around them. That's for their little person, in any case. So. And he knows that. You have to know that the Ottoman Empire was called. You know what the Ottoman Empire was called? It was called the sick man. It was called the sick man. It was deposed by the Europeans. And that as a man of history, Erdogan must think about every morning when he shaves. Okay, that's the thing today. Who is the sick man? Sick. Of course he's not sick. He's literally dying. It's Europe. It's Europe. Central and Western Europe. It's over. These are countries. These are countries that don't even reproduce anymore. I mean, these are countries that when you stop reproducing, mathematically, you've disappeared. When I tell you that mathematically you've disappeared, it's another way of saying you've certainly disappeared. It's like the chicken whose head has been cut off that runs around, you know? I mean, there's no. It's not a question of discussion. It's not a question that we're going to talk about or negotiate or not. There's nothing. There's nothing. Once you go below 2.1 children per couple, per woman, well, it's over. You know, it's game over. You know that today we can clearly see the images. We can clearly see the things that we're trying to hide, but we can clearly see that the west is over. This story of the west is over. Finished. There you have it. So I'm disgusted. I'm disgusted. I won't hide it from you. Uh, I won't hide it from you because, you know, I've told you this all the time in my videos, and I've really emphasized it in my last videos, because I was. How should I say? It's a kind of realization, you know, that I have. It's a realization I realize. I realize that finally. And it's not just that, not yesterday, but the feeling has grown stronger. It's in the last few months, the last few weeks, if you like, where I realize that I'm fighting for honor. It's. It's like when you're in a bike race or a marathon, and everyone has crossed the line. They're already celebrating and everything. And then you're there, uh, you're crawling on all fours or moving as best you can, huh, towards the finish line. You're doing it for honor, right? You're not doing it to win. Right? That's clear. So there you have it. So I told you, I'm really fighting for honor, you know? That's all. On another note, maybe a more amusing note. So there was a black cat. A black cat that passed by. It's not Friday the 13th, I hope. No, it's not Friday. I don't even know what day it is anymore, you know, when you work a lot like that from home, and sometimes my job requires me to work on the weekend. It's true that the boundaries between days blur. What day is it today? Without looking, I would have a hard time. I know that we are more or less at the beginning of the week, in the first 50% of the week, because. But beyond that, I was telling you that. I was telling you that something. I was telling you that. On a more amusing note, there is the British justice system. And, you know, I'll tell you something, before talking about British justice, I no longer support Brexit. It's not that I support the European Union. It's not that. I've changed my mind. I don't care about Brexit. Honestly. The bite was a joke. I won't hide it from you, just like Frexit would be a joke. And I'll tell you why right away. You'll understand. You'll understand. It's not that I'm pro European Union all of a sudden. No, not at. Not at all. That's not it. But you have to understand, when the glass is in the fruit.

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When the glass is in the fruit, and I'm not even talking about the glass that's in the fruit, I'm telling you the fruit is rotting. It's like those rotten apples, they're only held together by the peels that are on the outside. And then if you want to pick up the apple, your hands will go through the peels and you'll get rotten apple juice on your hands. That's where we are. That's what I'm talking about. So after you join the European Union, apple, after you leave the European Union, what will that change? What will it change? We already have destructive local elites who are already at the head of this country and who are leading it towards disaster. So after the austerity, the Union, Brexit will speed things up. Why will it speed things up? Because quite simply, these people who were supposed to destroy the country within the framework of the European Union will have a free hand to destroy it. That's all. I mean, it's just fine. That's why I was saying it's probably going to accelerate our collective decline.

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That's all. But anyway, I wanted to talk to you about something else. There's a girl who's involved in a legal case. You know, I follow the legal chronicle. There's a girl who was dating a pretty girl. I put her photo on Twitter earlier. A pretty girl who's dating a report. And so she went with a guy to a music festival and she took drugs.

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As for me, you know, I'm radical about drugs when I've been entrusted with young people. Sometimes in my life, I've had teenagers or other people, they all know my speech about drugs. And they know. They know I'm a nice guy. I'm really nice to teenagers, young people and everything. I like good relationships, trust and all that. On the other hand, there's one thing. There's one thing they know that I'm not messing around with drugs. And the teenager knows that all it would take is for me to suspect someone who's using drugs or that I think they're using drugs, that I believe or feel like they're using drugs. I mean, they know they'll have an unfair trial. They know that it'll be the end of the world, right? It's not like I'm worse than an overdose. And my daughter, well, she's two and a half now. But when she grows up, she'll learn her lesson, too. And she knows that if I just think, I don't know, in my sleep like that, I feel like, uh, it'll be the end of the world, really. The end of the world as she knew it before. Okay, I see her in Algeria preparing couscous by hand. One seed at a time, right? So, in fact, I was saying that she goes out with the guy, okay? She gives him the drug, right? So she overdoses, and then she starts to die slowly and slowly. It took her about six hours to die for six hours. He doesn't call for help or anything. He just films her laughing. And then there you go. He films her. And on his phone, there, there are almost six hours of video. And he films her very regularly while she is dying. When she dies, she calls her dad at 4:00am uh, do you have WhatsApp?

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Do you have WhatsApp? I'm going to send you something. And in fact, he sends her the location on WhatsApp. You can share your location. He tells her, yes, your daughter's body is there. It's a little bit outside the festival in question. And so, of course, she was. She was found. There you go. Morgue, funeral. The classics. She's Dead until now. And in fact, the thing is that he was sentenced to eight years in prison, right, for involuntary manslaughter and assisting a person or failing to assist a person in danger. I said assisting a person in danger. This crime will come one day. Assisting a person in danger, remember, if it will come, it will come. It's not here yet, but we'll get there. And in fact, you know what? So today there's something that wants to set a precedent in. And the precedent is very violent here in the uk. It's something very strong. You know what? Today Lebanon is released because the Court of Cassation. What did it declare? She said that the accusation is literally sophistry, but it works because they want to free the criminal anyway. She said that, yes, it's true that he let her die, he supplied the drugs, he left her to die for six hours and so on. But we can't prove that. The prosecution hasn't proven that if he had called for help and if she had been taken to the hospital and if she had received treatment, that she wouldn't have died.

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She might have died anyway. So the fact that he filmed while laughing and all that, in the end, we can't punish him for that because we can't know for sure. Okay, There you go. So that's why I'm giving you this example. That's the guy. He went out. He went out there. He went out into the street. He went out there. That's it. Uh, one day I'll have to talk to you about the guys. I'll talk to you about. I'll make a special video for the girls, right? Uh, guys you shouldn't hang out with, okay? That's super important, huh? Don't hang out with just anyone, huh? That's. And I should talk about it a little bit. I should talk about it maybe in a formal way, because when I have a girl face to face, I don't usually do things with formality. I'm very blunt. I know that I've said things to girls in my family that would be against the law, I can tell you that. Uh, it's blunt, huh? Uh, you see, I'm like that, huh? They know me. Uh, but the important thing is that the message gets through. The important thing is that the message gets through, because it's true. I can sometimes say things that can shake you up a bit. But hey, I'd rather you be shaken by me than your parents come and recognize you in a morgue.

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That's all, huh? That's the equation, really. Okay, I'm going to say something as a girl, you know, as a girl, if you're 20 today, you're probably pretty. I mean, you don't even have to do it on purpose. You know, you have all the advantages of being 20. There you go, you're, you're bubbly, you're pretty, all that. That's good, that's good, that's good. But hey, you didn't necessarily do anything for it. You didn't necessarily do anything for it. The face you'll have at 40, the face you'll have at 40, it will depend, and that might not be very, very, very feminist friendly, what I mean, but the way you look at 40 will largely depend on the guy you meet at 20, the guy or guys you meet now with whom you will spend some of your life. These guys will largely determine the way you look at 40. At 40, we'll see what kind of face you have. At 40 you can either have a face, you can lie and say, I'm 30 or 29, or at 40 people might tell you you're almost twice your age. At 40 you can have broken teeth, you can have a hunched back, you can have washed out eyes, a washed out look, a droopy face, you can have greasy eyes and hair. At 40, you can really look really bad, my dear. Really, you can be really bad. And it depends, it depends. But the thing is, it depends on things that you're not necessarily taught, that you discover. So the problem is that at 40, at 40, you're really good at it. If you discover things that I think about at 40, you, you're very good at it. You can talk about them better than I can. Uh, the problem is that you can't go back. And it's very unlikely that you'll be able to go back and start another life with the knowledge that you have and avoid the mistakes. It's too late, right? It's ruined. That's the thing. Life isn't a video game where you have this Nintendo like that and then, well, when you die three times, the game ends and you start over. No, there's no such thing. There's no back button. You know, I was a kid, I grew up with my grandmother and all that, and you know, she was very verbose. Yes, she was very verbose. Very figurative, too. Very, very figurative. I thank her for that because she didn't spare me anything. She spared me nothing. But it was an old fashioned upbringing and I thank her for that because the old school was real. Uh, I know I've had a lot of trouble in my life, but I know I've avoided a lot more thanks to that upbringing. Whereas if you take the child, you put him in cotton wool, you protect him and everything, you're nice. You pamper him like that, uh, it's clear that he's going to learn things, but he'll learn them late. He'll learn them the hard way. He'll learn them by struggling. He'll learn them on all fours. He'll learn them by drooling, by pissing blood. That's how he'll teach them to your child. It's too late. It's too late now. You're too late. It's too late. He'll be learning them. But at some point when the information is worthless, the information is worthless. It's like those girls who went to Niger. They enter a place infested with terrorism and terrorists. When did they find out? They found out when the terrorists were shooting at them. What's she worth at that point? She's worthless. It's over. She's worth what the numbers of the next national lottery draw were worth at the time the draw was made. I mean, that's the information. You know, information is a moment. Information is time bound. Time bound. And in fact, if you don't have it when you need to see it, it's worth absolutely nothing. I'm ready to pay 1 million euros today for the next Euromillon draw numbers. I won't pay you anything once the draw has been made. Three seconds after the draw, I won't pay you anything at all. One hour before the draw, I won't pay you anything at all. When they stop taking the gray ones, it's over.

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Do you get the idea? Time is important. Finding out who they are, finding out who the people are, finding out who they're going with, who they're not going with, and all that. If you find out when the information is no longer valuable, well, okay, okay, okay, that's good. That's good. But it's worth nothing. It's worth nothing. I remember I was a kid, there was a lady who came to stay with us from time to time. Nice. Who made couscous and all that. The second time I mentioned couscous in this video, she actually came from Ghania. Nania is the village of rabbits. She came from the rabbit villages. And it was a village, you know? You can imagine a dusty wasteland like that behind a factory with big, high voltage power lines running over it, you know? And down there in this place, poor people built shacks. They built shacks with whatever bricks they could find. A shanty town, you know, A shanty town. They just brought what they could find in a shack, and they built their lives there with iron bars, rabbit wire, stuff like that. Zinc sheets and everything. And, you know, over there, when there were neighborhood fights, because despite everything, despite all that, these people sometimes got into big neighborhood fights over a square meter of land that ultimately belonged to no one because of a child who slapped someone else. Because of. Because of. I almost. I almost feel like I'm talking about French housing projects. Well, I was saying that. I was saying, yes, there may be. There may be a connection. As Baudelaire would say. There is something, huh? There is. And in fact, this poor woman, sometimes we came and broke the house on her head because, well, the guy comes, he shakes the house on you, and then, well, everything falls down, huh? And then. Well, and then you find yourself buried in the metal sheets and everything, and then you get out. Uh, that's how it happens in the city's bi. Dons. And in fact, in every time she came to tell us that her husband, she had a husband named Mello, she said, melot threatened me. Melot threatened me. And what did he actually threaten? It's always the same threat. He said, one day like this, he said, one day, I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you with my shoe. I'm going to throw my shoe at your face. I'm going to smash your face in and break your teeth. That's exactly what he said. I'm going to smash your teeth. And in fact, when we couldn't take it anymore, she would come and hide at my grandmother's house, who would give her food and lodging for a few days, but then she would leave and come back. Very often, the poor thing would talk very loudly, very loudly, yes. But he told me, I'm going to throw my shoe at your face. I'm going to smash your teeth in. And one day, and one day. And one day. It's been like that for years. Then one day she came and she had her face swollen. She had bandages and everything she had received in the emergency room. And we asked her what happened. We said, yes, but it's Melot. It's Melo. He threw an axe at me. He threw an axe back at my face and smashed my face in. There you go. Okay, so. Yes, yes, yes. Back then, my grandmother used to say, who women sleep with, what women marry.

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You know, I'll tell you something. It's. You know, I think I'm in complete darkness. I'm in complete darkness. But it doesn't matter. Try to bring a little. A little. A little light. I don't even know how this car works anymore. I can't turn on the light. I can't turn on my light in this thing.

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Yeah. Well, Mana took my BMW. She told me, simply because she didn't have an automatic driver's license for an automatic car. And this one is manual. So she drove it one day, and she said to me, yeah, but it's too big, too heavy. I can't do it. It sucks. And all that. One day she came over and said to me, wow, your car. You accelerated a green light. I felt like my eyes were boring into my brain. Well, since then, I've driven the BMW very little. Anyway, I was telling you that I'm sorry for the darkness. Maybe I should stop this video and come back. And I was telling you that, you know, when you're an employer or someone else, you know, you know, discrimination in employment, hiring, and. And all that is not right. I'm the first one against it. That's clear. Discrimination in public transportation, in services, and all that is not right. I think it's something very ugly. On the other hand, when it comes to going out with someone, I ask you to discriminate. You see, if someone wants to go out with you, you're not going to post an ad and then receive resumes and then bring people back for an interview, right? That's not how it works. I'm going to have to talk about it. I'm going to have to talk about it anyway. This video is all over the place. I don't even remember what I talked about. I talked about Erdogan. I talked about drugs. I talked about a lot of things. I'll leave you, my friends. I'm going to go home. I should come back another time. Maybe a little less troubled, a little less shaken by it. You would speak more calmly.