FREXIT : Ces partis qui vous mentent !

Good morning, my friends. Many of you have written to me asking the question, how come you support Frexit in a context where Brexit has clearly failed? So we have a dog that comes to visit us. So maybe I'll try to get rid of it. Try to get rid of it. It's got a collar. No, you see that? It has people. Well, I don't know. I didn't want it to come and eat you. Yeah, it's there. Look. Come, I'm telling you. Come, I'll talk to you. Do you want it? There you go. Here we go again. These are the hazards of live broadcasting, as they say. So I'll tell you. They tell me Brexit failed, you support Frexit. What's your position on that? How can you reconcile these two positions? So, first, I'll give you an example. As an African, I like to talk in terms of examples. I'll give you one. Ah, there's it. As someone who was in prison, he spent 20 years in prison, and then after 20 years, he was released, he got out. And when he got out, he turned bad, and then he ended up an alcoholic. He ended up homeless. The emergency medical services found him frozen to death. Right. So there you have it. I have just defended the idea that it is better to stay in prison, that prison is a good thing, because you can absolutely get out of prison and turn bad. The United Kingdom. The United Kingdom has extremely deep problems. It's not that the United Kingdom hasn't. If you tell me that the United Kingdom failed without Brexit, I'll give you another example of an African. It's like if you take someone who has failed his whole life, really, his whole life, everything he has undertaken, everything he has done, he has destroyed his personal life, his professional life, his health, everything. And then you tell me, you see he. Has he failed his driving test? Yes, actually, Brexit. I want to tell you something that may be provocative. Brexit is a detail in the history of the United Kingdom in the destruction of Britain. The United Kingdom has structural problems. Part of these problems come from the fact that it is called the United Kingdom. Kingdom means a caste, a privileged caste that inherits power. I'm not even talking about the royal family. People see the royal family, yes, but that's the tip of the iceberg. There are a lot of lords, for example, who have seats in the House of Lords and who have seats that have been passed down from father to son, sometimes for centuries. It's a country where there are still laws that date Back to feudalism that are still in effect. I remind you that as I explain in my book Scam, the royal family receives money from offshore wind farms based on a law dating back to William the Conqueror. Okay? It's a law of Grace and 1079, right? So it's a country that has been plagued by centuries and centuries of a society of privilege, a caste society, a society of nobility, and so it can't get out of it. But today, what's happening in the United Kingdom, the nobility or this caste, has taken up the cause of Wismy for Wismy for the World Economic Forum. So through that, it's climate change, carbon, the destruction of the economy, right? And so from there, Brexit or no Brexit, it's a country that can't be saved. Today, the only thing that can save it is a real full scale revolution. But that won't happen in the United Kingdom. It's a people who don't have the tools to understand what's going on happening to him. It's not the same as, it's not the same as France, because France can not only leave the European Union, but at the same time they can change its elites. There is a possibility of changing the elites. The elites in France do not inherit seats one after the other. So you see, it's still not the same country at all. Because the United Kingdom, through or on the surface of, let's say on the surface of, what do you call it, democratic appearances, is still a country that always has one foot in fealty. And so we have, if you like, enlightened or not enlightened dictators, if you have, and this has always been the history of the country, by the way, it's from one king to another. Well, uh, the country changes completely. You could have a king who converts to another religion, uh, and then suddenly, well, he persecutes, uh, those who yesterday, uh, were, ah, well, regarded, were accepted and all that. Well, then things change, huh? When he dies and someone else takes his place, well, that changes again. And that's always been the story of this country, except that this time we may be in an end game logic. Because once he has destroyed, as he is doing his jobs, chased away his investors, chased away his businesses and caused everyone to go under, I very much doubt that he will be able to bounce back just like that, in the blink of an eye, they will be able to bounce back. One day they will wake up, but it will take them decades. France is different. Now, regarding Frexit, I have to tell you something. There are many parties that support, not those that support the European Union, who are not talking about Frexit simply because they are doing real politics. You know what I mean? They are doing real politics. There. There are two that don't do that. We have Oslinos, UPR in Florian Filippos Patriots, who everyone knows I'm close to. So if you like, I would like to see these two parties one day. Honestly, I would like to see them come together on a common platform, because I think that 90% of their orientations or values are absolutely in agreement. Because the difference between these two parties and the rest of the. I'll tell you right away is what the others do with real politics. What does it mean to do with real politics? It means, look, I create a party tomorrow. I ask myself, are the French ready to hear about Frexit? Yes and no. I'm a Eurosceptic, everyone knows that. But hey, how will it go with the French? How will it go with the readership? How will it go with the media? How will it go with people who could potentially fund my party? Well, what I'm going to do is maybe moderate myself a little bit on the subject of Frexit. I'm going to avoid talking about it. I'm not going to put it in my platform. And there you have it. Right now, I'm invited on TV shows right now, people talk to me. Right now I'm respectable. If I talk about Frexit, well, I'm shooting myself in the foot somewhere. And that's why those who still talk about Frexit today, I. I find that I have admiration for them in the sense that they are upright people, they are people of value, they are people of principle. Because many people, including the National Rally, including the Whorists, many people talked about Frexite. And even if deep down they are snitches in the sense that they are Eurosceptics, well, they say to themselves, no, let's stop with all this. It's better be more consensual, you know? And that's it. The reality is that you won't be able to find a solution without the fricket. We mustn't lie to ourselves. People who tell you about different training courses, and I respect them, that's not it. But who tell you that you can do this program or that program. That's nonsense. It makes no sense. It's like if tomorrow I told you, yes, I'm going to open a McDonald's franchise, okay? And this is what I'm going to do because I'm against junk food. And so in my McDonald's franchise, I'm going to bring back organic products. There will be salads, there will be fruits, there will be natural products, there will be balanced meals. I'm seeing when you're doing anything, it makes no sense. I'm going to say, if you're part of the McDonald's franchise, you sell McDonald's meals and you. And you shut your mouth. That means you don't have any room for maneuver. Strictly speaking, the franchise agreement will allow you to make a few small changes from one country to another, you know, but roughly speaking, 99% of the program will come from the house at sea, and that's the franchise agreement. So today, the reality that many parties don't want to say is that France is a kind of European franchise. It's the European franchise. That means that today, when you open a party in France, it's useless. You're not a Frexiter. There's no point in lying to people. There's no point in telling them, yes, we. That we're going to fight against, I don't know, immigration or illegal immigration, things like that. There's no point in saying that you're lying to people. You have to stop. You have to stop. It won't work if you're not a free thinker. Once you come to power, there's only one thing you're going to do. You're going to implement the European Union's program. You'll do what the European Union allows you to do, and you won't do what they don't allow you to do. Whether your name is Zamor, whether your name is the National Rally, whatever your name is, that's exactly what you'll do. You'll follow orders. That's all. There's nothing. Because today we have a European Union that is increasingly federalist. And precisely this federalism. Well, this federalism means that the individual countries that are there lose their sovereignty, isn't it? To the benefit of Brussels destruction. So, yes, someone can always quote. I hear it. I hear this argument. They will say, yes, but look, look at Hungary. No, in Hungary, there's Orban. At the moment, Orban is doing what he can, but Orban is not eternal. Do you see what I mean? Yes, Orban is resisting now, but Orban, one day he's going to jump. One day he's going to leave. One day there will be elections that will probably be manipulated by the European Union, as was the case in Romania, as we see today. In a lot of attempts and concrete actions for the European Union to manipulate the elections. So what's going to happen? What's going to happen the day Urban jumps? Well, you could have elections where you have the arrival of a very pro European party, and then Hungary will quickly, in two years, be able to follow the path that was blocked by Urban. Do you see what I mean? So, no, it's not sustainable. Yes, you could arrive in remaining in the European Union and blocking and all that, but for how long? For 18 months? For 2 years, 3 years, 5 years? Remember the last Italian prime minister? He wanted to protect the Italian borders. So he saw these migrants arriving by boat. He wanted to block the people smugglers. He wanted to do something a bit like the Australians say, if you come here, you won't be allowed in all that. So while Soros NGOs were being funded precisely to bring migrants back, he tried to block them and, well, he ended up dragging them to criminal court. He was prosecuted for kidnapping. Do you know what I mean? So when you see this kind of situation, honestly, the only serious way to take control of your destiny is to really leave, to really get out. Otherwise, well, you just accept it, you stop complaining, and then you live your life hoping, hoping that the end will be as pleasant as possible. That's all right, that's all. If it's like someone refusing treatment, imagine someone, they have appendicitis and they say, no, but I'm against surgery, I refuse treatment. Well, what do you want us to do? We'll put you in bed and hope that your hunger will be as pleasant as possible. So today it's very simple with the French. Either you go for Frexit and then you go through the trouble of actually doing a Frexit. Because I'm not, I'm not naive. There are difficulties in such a path, but which will allow you to regain control of your country in the long term. But otherwise you stay like that. And then you wait for what Van der Leyen or someone else decides for you. That's all. Your future will be written in Brussels, will be written abroad, will be written by globalists. And then when the globalists sign free trade agreements and your farmers are destroyed, and then your industries have to relocate and your jobs are finished and all that. Well, you accept. You accept. That's what I mean. You signed up for this by being in the European Union. It's part of the game, it's part of the equation. So, yes, a Frexit may be a little scary for some who have only known this. But you see, it's like going to the dentist. Yes, it's true. It's true. Going to the dentist, you're scared. You think, yes. Will it hurt? Will he be able to manipulate without his needle, all that stuff? But in the end, when you leave, you're better off. It's the same for all decisions in life, whether they're individual decisions that we make as individuals or decisions that we make as a nation. There you have it. And finally, remember the history of Iceland. Iceland, during the crisis, is a country that took extremely strong measures. Right? It decided to. It wasn't a question of Freit or the European Union, but it was a question of saying no to globalized finance. We demanded that Iceland, a small nation, save three large banks that had been speculating for years. We demanded that they go and tax the population and reimburse the bankers. Save the bankers. Iceland said no. So what happened was there was a lot of fear in Iceland. People said, it's over, we're going to die. The press is saying yes. The Icelanders, the poor things, it's over for them. Plus McDonald's left. I'll quote them again, McDonald's left. Rest assured, this video wasn't sponsored by McDonald's. So McDonald's left Iceland and people were saying, it's over. The Icelanders are dead. Go see them today. They are a free people, an independent people, a people who live their lives peacefully. Right? They have a better life than the French. They have a better life, they have more security, they have more prospects. There you have it. They enjoy life one day at a time. Look at the Norwegians who were also able to say no to the European Union, to the eu. They didn't join it. It's a country that lives extremely well. It's very rich, it's one of the largest sovereign wealth funds in the world. And life is going very well there. Do you see what I mean? The people were able to say no and succeeded. Despite periods of crisis or other things lasting a few years, they managed to regain control of their fate. But as long as you want to stay in the European Union, I'm going to say there's no point in complaining. Anyway, thank you for watching this video up to this point and I'll see you in the. See you in the next one. See you soon. Ah, yeah.