Economie Française : Bientôt sous Tutelle du FMI ?

Good morning, my friends. Today I'm here to talk to you about politics. I'm here to talk to you about the economy and the situation in France, which is quite precarious and quite worrying. The United Kingdom is also on the same path. Both countries are partly following structural and partly ideological reasons, but both are following a path of self immolation. This means that what is happening to them is not the result of chance, fate, of a destiny that they cannot control. Rather, it is the result of a destructive will on the part of their elites, of the people who run them. In the United Kingdom, they have decided to impoverish the people. The United Kingdom also wants to become a country for France. You should know that One of the reasons. It's one of the reasons that I perceive in this, even if it's very, very difficult to say why. Why can a country suddenly decide to become poor? Why does a country su. Suddenly want to live in misery, unemployment, precariousness, famine and the social backwardness that comes with poverty. Why does a country inflict this on itself? It's very difficult for a normal person to imagine. But be careful. The people who lead us are not normal people. In fact, look at them. Look at the way they live, look at the choices they make, even in their private lives. We've told you a lot about the malice that drives them. So in the United Kingdom, we've decided to make us poor because quite simply, poor people don't have the money to engage in activities that generate carbon. Yes, necessarily. Because in the United Kingdom, our biggest priority, what we call net zero, is the climate. We've ended up making it a state religion. It's something non negotiable. By the way, there's a law that was passed to make it mandatory, to make it legally enforceable. Ah, there's some wind there. I think it's slowly starting to sink in, isn't it? There's a big storm approaching. Let's continue. It doesn't matter. I was saying there were votes to return this system to the gosar, like this sinister project. It was voted. Voted almost unanimously. We had figures like out of 96 voters, five voted against, not even 1% voted against. We had 99% on the left and the right. And that's the problem with the escr, my friends. The problem with the ESCR is that it takes away your democratic choice. Well, yes, because the left, right and center parties are all required to respect the yellow line, which is the escrow line. It means let them eat. Whether you are left or right, you Come to power. You continue the project. We have to give money to certain lobbies. We have to give money to the banks, to the speculators who are behind this system. So the United Kingdom wants to become poor for this reason. And why does France want to become po? Maybe for similar reasons. Maybe also because we are getting poorer. Wait, maybe I'll start walking slowly. Because now, my friends, the rain is coming, isn't it? I was telling you, the rain in the region is really strong. No, five minutes ago. Five minutes ago. Don't tell me any jokes. Five minutes ago it was beautiful, there was sunshine, people were playing in the sea and yes, there you have it. You see the job of a live YouTuber, don't you? Well, there you have it. A video that started off really well, but is now going downhill into the extreme. Well. Oh yeah, no, that's it, huh? I'll cut all that out during ED. So I'm aiming for the car parked 2km from here, and I'm simply looking for a quiet place. Right. And so I was saying that France and the United Kingdom are, in my opinion, on the right track to finishing this fifth supervision. Why are the States heavily in debt? But what's the difference between the United Kingdom and France? Let me tell you, and this is where it's going to get tricky, is that in the United Kingdom, it's literally a country, as I've explained many times, neo Victorian, there is no public service. There has never been a public service mentality. It's nothing new. So ultimately, there's not much to dismantle. Okay? You don't have to dismantle anything. There is no public service. But taxation was relatively low and high for what it is. Because when you have a country with high taxation, you see, and you don't have public services, you wonder why you pay. Well, when the United Kingdom began to collapse economically, they used the only lever that worked for them, which was to increase taxation. And that's why in the United Kingdom today, there is very high taxation in every day. They add taxes, they eliminate loopholes, and we are slowly moving towards a situation where we will end up with Scandinavian taxation, that's for sure. Public services, they haven't dismantled anything because nothing has been dismantled. There are no public services. So where is France? So in terms of taxation, it's very difficult to do worse in France, there isn't really much room to increase taxes. So, yes, they're probably going to eliminate a few loopholes, eliminate a few allowances. Yes. Raise or lower a few ceilings. Yes. They're going to do that? Will they win in heaven? The answer is no, it won't happen because, well, because the system is too deeply flawed. On the other hand, in France they still have options, such as eliminating a system like, what do you call it, the mutual termination agreement, making people work for free, eliminating weekends, eliminating vacations, eliminating medical benefits or other things. And everything I'm telling you here, everything I've telling you, these are not just examples that I'm picking at random. It's been in the media recently, just this week we talked about all this. There are already people who are taking too many medications, as if they were taking medications for candy. And then they just take them like that. There's already a campaign, a fairly fierce campaign, I think to create a horizontal fight. It means saying that it's the fault of the retiree, it's the fault of the boomer. What we're going to do is say, well, we're going to have to get them involved, we have to get them to participate, we have to reduce their pensions. We have to, we have to, we have to. But that's just giving, giving to the 20 year old, giving him, if you like, giving him a culprit. Because the 20 year old, well, he's. He's afraid, he's worried about his future, he can't find work, he has very low purchasing power and everything. And we're shown, we're shown someone who's 70 years old who has a caravan and he says to him, did you see? He's the one who took everything from you. You don't realize that the guy who bought a caravan, well, he probably paid the state for five or six caravans to be able to buy one. So in France today you have to be careful about that savings too. Savings, because we talk about mobilizing them, we talk about freeing them, all that. So it's something that's probably in the pipeline. And the goal is the goal. H. Oh, geez. Okay. Yes. Ah, so I took the little one for an introductory tennis lesson and now I see that I forgot. So, ah, I was saying that, I was saying that. Well, despite everything, the goal is probably to push these countries to end up under IMF supervision. Because once they are under supervision, well, it's the IMF that imposes it. Huh? Then we have the pretext it's not us. Because the problem is that no party wants to die politically by imposing real crap on the French. We're going slowly. The tactics of the thief, the Chinese thief. So we're going slowly, but at some point they prefer to have like the troika, right? IMF bank, etc. The European bank, etc. The European Commission. We could end up with a system like that. There you have it. In any case, my friends, I'll leave you. Sorry for this video going in all directions. Those are the terms of live broadcasts, as they say. I'll go ahead and see you in a next one. If you want to talk to me, my calendar is open. You can book a session and we'll talk about whatever you want. See you soon.