Dernier Discours de Macron : il veut la GUERRE !

Good morning, my friends. I listened to Macron's speech yesterday, which he gave to the military. Mind you, I appreciate you because I have suffered a lot. It wasn't easy. I should go to a doctor, sit on a couch and let it out, right? Or exorcise what I've been through. So here's something, a calculation that I'd like us to do together. Imagine that the Second World War hadn't happened. Lets imagine that there hadn't been that war. But then be aware that Europe has regularly experienced a war every year. A one off war lasting two months each year up until now, since the supposed time of the Second World War, which in our hypothesis didn't happen. So what would be the outcome of these annual wars? That their annual balance sheet should be so that it gives us the average for this war that we have hypothetically eliminated. So let's do a very simple calculation. The Second World War resulted in roughly 80 million deaths. Well, it depends on how you count. But roughly speaking, we are in that range. The people who died, the bombings, the displaced people, all that, the epidemics and everything else. So we are at 80 million deaths. How long ago was that? Roughly speaking, it was 80 years ago. So you can see right away where I am going to go. To give you an idea of European stability, it would have taken an annual war for 80 years. And each war that lasts two months results in 1 million deaths. You can see you have an idea of the scale. So Europe is an extremely unstable continent, extremely deadly. I'm not even talking about the First World War and the wars of the previous century. The elites have a tendency a penchant, don't they? Very strong. More than a penchant. In reality. An appetite has regularly triggered deadly wars to cause the destruction of the tools of work to reset the economy and start over. Because look, I counted the Second World War in millions of deaths. But it really has to be counted in millions of dollars. How many people got richer? How many dollars change tomorrow, Right? That's the problem with war, is that we have states. States, you know what they are, right? They are a kind of large administration or entity or whatever you want to call it, whose purpose is to manage the affairs of the ruling classes, Right? That's the purpose of the state. The state is not at your service, is it? We are always disappointed by the state, disappointed by the state. But in reality, if you look at what it is for, you can see right away that it is not for you. Ah, Once you understand that the state is at the service of the Rich of the hyperclass. The. And that your only relationship with what you call your country is either to pay taxes or to give your money or to give your blood when you feel like it, so that you can increase the wealth of others, then you understand right away. Second World War, just to quickly recap, and we will get to the third one pretty quickly. In 1929, there was, you know, the Great Depression in the United States. The beginning of the Great Depression, which started in the United States, but then came to Europe. Right. France was relatively spared for a while because it was a country that relied heavily on agriculture. So it's true that once, you know, you grow your potatoes and carrots and you boil them and you eat them, economic crisis or not, the Earth doesn't care, or the Earth will always give you the same thing. So it created a buffer, but it ended up happening anyway. So until 1939, so that's 10 years we were in a deep depression on a global economic scale. We arrive in 1945. The 30 glorious years. For 30 years, they were called the glorious years. I would say, between the Great depression and the 30 glorious years. What happened between 1939 and 1945? Well, I'll give you 1,000. Well, here it is. 80 million dead. And then many millions and billions and trillions that change hands. And then there you have it. We reset the production tool and we start from scratch, which is in reality, the real reason for the Second World War and many other wars. Wars are not fought for great principles. There has never been a war for principles. We give principles to the people so that they go and die, so that they can be proud. Because, you know, we have Brahim washi, the people you can be proud of. You die, we give you a little flag, we give you a medal, a charm made in China. Look at them. Look at the charms from the Second World War. Look, there are people, they lost an eye, an arm, a life to win these charms. They sell for them on ebay. Some of them are under €10. We have charms for €9.90 plus shipping, right? People give a leg. You don't have to give a leg for €10. You get it? You know what I mean? That's it. So let's go back to Macron. Macron said that to be respected, you have to be feared. So there you have it. The guy, he closed the French diplomatic Corps. H. Because to be respected, you have to practice diplomacy at the base. You see what we call diplomacy. We practice diplomacy because a diplomat costs nothing. A diplomat costs a suit. A plane ticket and a phone, you see, that's nothing. So with that, the word of France was respected, France was listened to. But today, France has become just a state, thanks to, or because of Macron, has become a state that is just at odds with the United States. Right. Incidentally, he himself admitted that the United States has an extremely variable administration. And of course, because every four years they change presidents, and each change of president means a change of direction. And so it creates an extremely unpredictable country. It's a country that can start wars, get involved in wars, in coups d', etat, all that, and then suddenly say, yeah, yeah, well, I don't know what we were doing there. And leave. And leave all these henchmen, leave all these poodles who had followed. Well, leave them. Well, sort it out yourselves. We're not interested. That's it, that's it. Now you sort it out, look, you sort it out. So France is now realizing this and wants to. Well, there you have it. They want to strengthen NATO in Europe. They want to create a military complex. What? He said, they want to create a military industrial complex in Europe. Right. That means they want to create something, an industry that will eat up more and more of the GDP in countries hit by inflation, mass unemployment, poverty, all that. Well, we're going to find the money, right? Remember, France is like the United Kingdom when it comes to weapons, missiles, when it comes to the climate, when it comes to Ukraine, Covid distributing money here and there. We just gave the United Kingdom, we just gave 100 million to Syria. Right. As long as it's abroad, there's always money. When it comes to local issues or emergencies, schools, hospitals, police, security, pensioners, sf, all that, you get lessons in economic realism. But what do you think? How are you going to finance that? Huh? Remember that disarming question Macron asked Marine Le Pen during the debate between the two rounds of the first presidential election? But Ms. Le Pen, how are you going to finance that? There's no problem financing everything else, right? That's the key word in Europe. As long as it's for your face, as long as it's for you, right? Well, how are you going to finance that? But for everything else, don't worry, there's money. So what Macron wanted to do yesterday, he wanted to be a little anxiety provoking, in my opinion, he mixed things up. He mixed things up a bit. He started listing things, you know, throwing out. Yes, the bombing of Iran, the war between India and Pakistan, Ukraine, all that. I mean, my friends, we have to make a little Distinction. When you're president, you don't just list all the news you've read. Not all of that news has the same impact and the same relationship with France that India and Pakistan don't like each other, they can't stand each other, and then every few years they fire a few missiles at each other. This has absolutely no impact on the security of the French. The French don't have to sacrifice a growing part of their gdp, do they? Because India and Pakistan don't get along. I mean, even if these two countries were to merge tomorrow, it would change absolutely nothing. People waiting for the RER in the morning and going to work in a crowded train. You know what I mean? It makes no sense. The United States seeing a plane bombing a vacant lot in Iran. I mean, it's all well and good to list that, but in absolute terms, it changes absolutely nothing. That's Middle Eastern stuff. Israel strikes Iran, then the Americans strike Iran, Iran strikes Qatar and so on. You see, those are just stories. You don't understand anything. I mean, you, you're not going to analyze these stories like that. So he listed them, using them a little bit, postulating like that, as if they were things that threatened French security and that France had to make sacrifices in one way or another, when frankly, well, all that is petty talk compared to France, compared to local issues. Secondly, he talks about Germany, our German partners. So he's thinking of Germany, of course, the United Kingdom. You know, he met Starmer recently. He was in great pomp, wasn't he? The United Kingdom and all that. But I mean, in the United Kingdom, half of the British military buildings are not working. They have a 60% deficit in recruitment in the United Kingdom because quite simply, there is no money. They have eaten up all the money. The United Kingdom, that's what the United Kingdom wants to do. The United Kingdom wants to build a railway line out of nothing. It, it costs billions. They can't recruit. There's no more money to repair half, half of the buildings. Look, find out. The military buildings are in a state. They're unusable. They're not operational. Submarines are not operational. British soldiers use their credit cards to buy their own kit. I assure you, soldiers are recruited and they're told, uh, well, we can't afford it. Huh? We can't afford it. Uh, we, we have these dirty, holey, smelly boots. You can wear them. Otherwise, well, go online and buy your own boots. Bulletproof vests. It's the same. We have one. It's torn, it's full of bits. Full of dirt, all that. It won't protect you anyway. Well, go buy another one. But buy it with your credit card. Pay for it yourself. That's where the United Kingdom is. Germany. Germany is currently considering whether it is time to use biodiesel. Because, you see, from a climate perspective, it may be more reasonable. The German army, its current level, would allow it, with a little bit of leeway, wouldn't it, to invade an anarchist ecologist's farm. That's what Germany is in terms of power. Do you know what I mean? And so, with these bankrupt countries, he dreams of gaining respect by force. But this guy is totally sick. So what he wants to do and what he risks doing, unfortunately, him and the elite, because he's not the only one. He's not the Alpha and omega. He's not the God of France. He's just the President. But we must understand that there are a lot of forces that are calling with all their might for a third World War. Since world wars are now becoming a European tradition. So why stop there? We already had two last century, now we are in 2025. So if we want to have two more, well, it's worth doing. Last century in 2000, a century ago, in 2020, in 1925, they had already finished the First World War. They were preparing for the second. So now we are behind schedule. So we have to strike now. So, my friends, I assure you that these stories are depressing. They are absolutely depressing. We have irresponsible people in power and they are managing the destiny of the people, aren't they? You know, I'll end on that note. What's terrible, I'll say what's terrible is that, you see, if they had sent you people, huh? If the Europeans had fallen because of strong, powerful people, right? Superbly intelligent, all that you could have. Did you see what he sent me? We have some wimps. Look at Starmie and an idiot. Morons. 45kg wimps. I mean, these are people. They wouldn't survive even 15 seconds in a bar fight if someone looked at them, looked at them too closely, they would look at them and they would walk out. These people are leading millions of people to the slaughter. Millions of entire nations, their lives being held hostage by 45kg WIMPs, my friends. And there you have it. What a calamity.