Gauche Caviar, gauche woke et vraie gauche

Good morning, my friends. I'm taking advantage of the remaining light to make a rather tough video. It's quite impressive because 15 days ago it was dark. At this time, it's 3:30am so there you have it. The good weather is coming back. We'll have more and more light each day. So if you've survived this winter so far, there's no more reason to give up, okay? The hardest part is behind us. So what did I want to tell you? Thank you for welcoming yesterday's video. On the somewhat spiritual explanations of what's happening, I wanted to emphasize a detail that perhaps didn't come across well in the video, which is the motivations of each person. There's a pyramid, okay? There's a pyramid of motivation. At the very top of the pyramid, we find a minority of people who are truly the leaders of the plan. Those who are going to make the choices, who are going to take the world in one direction or another. And these people are not led by money or power. These are people who are highly ideological. The step below that is the monetization stage. Because these people know that ultimately the common people need money, and they are not necessarily going to act out of ideology. They are going to have to pay for it. So at that point, when they hatch their plans, they make sure that the plan is still profitable. This allows companies to participate. It also allows individuals, professionals at all levels to get involved in the plan because there is money in it, a lot of money. The more money there is, the more people it involves. Another thing. There is a third level. This is the third level that perhaps didn't come across in the video. It's the level of the lowest instincts in society. All totalitarian regimes work on this. That means all these totalitarian regimes, when they have a plan, they're going to count on the fact that there are a lot of people out there with literally bestial instincts that are just waiting to be released if they were given the opportunity to exercise them. I was writing a book about a soldier who worked for a UN force that was in Rwanda during the 90s. And the guy, well, you can imagine what he must have seen. And he said that he doesn't know if God exists, but he knows that the devil exists because he saw him, okay? And so what happened in Rwanda, if you look at it, was ultimately carried out by private individuals.

Okay?

So in fact, there are individuals who have instincts that want to crush others, who are sometimes jealous of others, who sometimes have literally criminal desires, who are just waiting to express themselves. And all Dictatorship and totalitarian regimes work on this level. They know that these people exist. And as long as they are given the right signals, then the signals can very often be through the media, as in the Rwandan story. It was a radio station called Radio Malign that was actually warming people up and counting on the fact that these moments would be triggered. And in the end it worked. So there is also this third layer that should not be overlooked. And these people work for free. You know, they have internal things that they want to satisfy. And from that point on, all you have to do is let them go. And you will see. And often they even do more than the one who is there for the money. Because the one who is there for the money, you can influence him, maybe by greasing his wallet, he will change his mind or he will close his eyes, you see, because he is not there out of conviction. He has no conviction. There is money on the table. He, he comes. That's all.

There you have it.

So I wanted to clarify this in relation to yesterday's video. It seemed important to me. So, something else I wanted to tell you. I was thinking last night about these left right political spectrums. You know, we have a very complicated political spectrum, but we ultimately describe it by a concept that is two dimensional, left right. I have detected three types of left and I think it is important for me to talk about them today. You have the caviar left. The caviar left is a left that has gotten into bed with the bosses, with the forces of money. Why? Because quite simply, if you put yourself in their shoes, it's more profitable, right? You'll buy your Rolex faster. To be clear, if you serve the interests of big financial groups or other, uh, if you do the opposite, you'll serve the interests of people on minimum wage and unemployed people and strikers who sometimes don't even pay you their union dues on time. You see? Where is your interest?

Okay?

That's what gave rise to the caviar left, to unions that work with the bosses, to unions that support mass immigration. Regarding immigration, I, I can tell you one simple thing. In the United Kingdom, we have the conservatives, right? It's supposed to be a right wing, as we would call it in France, a republican right. Except that their discourse is more to the right than the French republican right. Immigration has never been so good. People are arriving in droves. That is to say, they have the migration checkbook. And as soon as there is a problem in the world, like there was a problem in Hong Kong, something with Chinese history, they say, okay, come, come to our place. I think they gave out 100,000, 100,000 visas. You come to our place. It's small, but there's room. The problem in Ukraine is that they take out the immigration booklet. People arrive every day waiting for them by bus with translators, assistants and all that. And they dispatch them to hotels. We pay £8 million a day. I'm talking about almost €10 million a day to house them in decent conditions. And if they break the hotel or something, well, we'll move on to the next one. And by the way, there are some hoteliers who say they've been approached by the Home Office who say, listen, if you. If you fire your staff and then sell us, you rent your hotel for three years, for example, we'll pay you.

There you have it.

They give them quite astronomical sums. Many have refused because it requires destroying their brand, it requires destroying their business. But if you look at the people, the conservatives who are in power in the United Kingdom, who are they? They're millionaires. They're people who have a lot of money. Our prime minister is a billionaire. He's not even a millionaire. So wait, how do you explain that we have a right wing, bordering on xenophobia, made up of billionaires, wealthy people and people like that who are more pro immigration than the left? Why? Well, because it interests them. It suits them. It suits them to get cheap labor. Because what you have to see with these people is that the immigration that is coming, who is it going to compete with? Is it going to compete with their private clinic? No, not at all. When they go to get treatment, do you think they are going to queue for 10 hours in an emergency department where people have been lying on the ground since the day before? They have their private clinic. The Jeep parks behind the clinic. We open it, there is a clinic manager who is there. We take them out.

Okay, There you go.

He sees the specialist directly. We take care of everything.

Okay?

No problem. So it won't bother them in terms of that, in terms of employment, this mass migration that he's bringing back, is it going to work? Is it going to lead to this migration by putting pressure on or lowering the salaries of, for example, those who sit on the supervisory boards of large companies or executives.

Okay.

Or financial directors? No, not at all. I mean, they're in an extremely comfortable environment. And the changes they're making mean that the purely ideological and financial decisions they're making don't affect them in the end. And if they do, they do so in a positive way. If they do. It allows them to become richer. And if you look at the unions and what's called the caviar left, they support this plan because, well, they're in the same boat as the right wing of money.

Okay?

If you look at something, for example, offshoring, we offshore. Everything that can be offshored, we offshore eyes. Everything that can be manufactured elsewhere, we offshore eyes. Why? Because it allows us to lower production costs. So it means increasing our margins. Because when we lower production costs, we don't lower consumer prices. That's the difference that will remain, which we call the margin. There are lots of clothes, lots of big name brands. When you look at them, they are bought for a fortune. There are women, they pay a fortune for these clothes. When you look at the label, it's made in Sri Lanka. So do you think that the jacket that Anna paid €800 for and that comes from Sri Lanka, do you think that people earned €800 to make it there?

Okay.

They work in conditions of near slavery. And beyond that, we shouldn't just think in terms of lower wages. There are even worse things. Beyond that, there is the fact that in many countries, children and adults can be made to work in absolutely abominable conditions without any social protection, without any insurance, without any guarantee of receiving their salary, without any security. Right? Look how many times there have been workshops that have burned down and so on, okay? Violence against employees. And also for those who talk about ecology and all that, it also allows people to throw their trash in nature, in waterways and so on without anyone getting upset.

Okay?

So you see, the thing that's relocation now in relation to immigration, it's relocation in the other direction because there are lots of things that can't be relocated. If you have a restaurant chain that delivers to your home, well, it can't make the main course or the Chinese dish. It can't make it in Beijing, or it can't make it in Laos. Okay, well, it could, or ideally it would like to, but it's not possible. Logistically, it's not possible. So what do we do? Well, we bring back. We bring back. In that case, we do a relocation. That is somewhat the opposite. We do a relocation, but in fact, we create precariousness where we bring back employees ready to work in very precarious conditions. We bring them from there, we bring them here so that they can make this food and deliver it, because quite simply, it's something that is not economically relocatable. And of course, the caviar left supports stat. So that's the Caviar left. Beyond that we have the second left, which is the wisp left. What did the left wing do? The left wing simply understood one thing. It is a left wing that understood that if you live long and live well, do not touch the interests of the ruling classes, do not touch the interests of the forces of money, do not touch the interests of the powerful. Create problems, you create substitute conflicts. So at that point you launch fights on gender, on non binarity. You take up the wounds of the past linked to slavery, colonialism, or other problems that are not of our generation, that are not of our time, of our world. You awaken them, you rub salt on them. You try to awaken these old wounds and these old sensibilities, and you transform them into a struggle. You dignify them and you transform them into a completely anachronistic struggle. It's a little bit. It's not that far from the jihadism that is being fought these days for the Andalusians or the Umayyads or whatever. He's the guy, the guy, he lives in our time and all that. He has an iPhone in his pocket and he talks to you. It's like he's living in the Middle Ages. Okay, so this left wing, the left wing is supported, of course, by the media. Who are the media? The media are the people in power. You just look at the media in a country like France, but you can look at the United Kingdom. It's exactly the same. They belong to them. They're toys that are bought by billionaires and then financed by taxpayers. So the billionaire buys the newspaper and the state gives him billions in subsidies so that he can run his toy. Well, we can't expect that. We can't ask the billionaire to run his toy himself. You bought your company, you manage it. If you can't manage it, you close it. So we can't do that. So the billionaire will receive political subsidies and that allows him to disseminate the narrative of the dominant forces among the general population. So the left wing W is supported by the media. I was saying, owned by billionaires. It is also supported by companies. Companies. They are what allow them to buy back their virginity. It allows them to show a form of. It's pretty cool, actually. It allows them to show a form of morality. You can take. I don't know, let's take the Farge. The Farge Paying age paying terrorist groups. And practically I say the Farge. It's not that I have anything against the Farge in particular, if you look at other Companies, more or less, all of them, they feel like they're in bed with dictators, with rotten people, with armed groups, with. You know what I mean? All, all that. And in fact, the reality, I don't know why they do that. The reality is that these companies support the left precisely because it doesn't affect their interests. On the contrary, it allows them to shine in society. All that. And so the big shock to security, when you look at people who declare that, yes, they are fighting, they are oppressed and so on, while they are supported by all the media, unanimously. And they are supported by all the companies of the Ka40 and the forces of money and the banks and all that. You have the right to ask yourself questions. But the right wing has allowed the public, allowed people, in particular young people. It's not like us.

Okay, there you have it.

But it allowed young people who are coming into this world, who are looking for a new cause, who are looking for a new injustice, something worthwhile or that will give meaning to their lives, huh? To campaign. Well, we're going to give them something like, yes, have you seen the toilets over there? Well, there's a woman drawn on it. That's not normal. And all then, well, they leave right away. They leave right away and then their problem becomes their battle. Their battle becomes between the one with blue hair and the one with pink hair. That's it. That's all. But that's taking the piss. That's not reality. Because the only real discrimination is class discrimination. That's discrimination. Just. I was reading an article a few days ago. It gave postcodes in the uk. It said that according to the postcode, we can know how long people will live. And then I'll give you 1000. The postcodes where the richest people are, the ones with the most expensive properties. And, well, imagine that, unsurprisingly, they live the longest.

There you have it.

Because the others live in poverty, live in filth, don't have access to medicine, do exhausting jobs, have to work very slowly to earn a miserable retirement. Oh, well, of course. Okay, that definitely affects life expectancy. That's the real discrimination. That's the real barrier. That's the real fight. That's the only one worth fighting for. You'll never see it. For example, you see them going in front of a Bentley or Ferrari store or something. They take paint, they start throwing it on like that, like for the climate.

Okay.

They'Re all fragile people like that who grew up eating madeleine. Well, there's not one of them, huh? Yes. If they Talk about climate discrimination. But there's not one of them who's going to think about the price of this vehicle and say to themselves, why can't I buy it, huh? Huh? And why am I discriminated against based on money? Why does someone who has money give it to them and someone who doesn't, huh? That's not discrimination. They'll never touch that.

Okay?

So that's what we call the left wingers.

Now.

The problem is that we have the real left in all this, okay? We have the real left. Unfortunately, we, the real left have been. We defend. We seek to defend the weakest. We seek to defend our society, defend our families against the. Against the. Against the totalitarianism coming from the forces from above. Forces that for them, the entire world is just one. Is just one, is just a platform for. For. For monopolies, you know? I'll tell you something. Those who launch wars, for example, and you see them, they are extremely active today. You know, they were active last century, but they are very active this century too. When you look at them today, they are launching wars, you know, they are not the ones who are going to die in these wars. They are going to send you, you know, they are going to send you. You. If he finds a way to make sure your death can bring them €50, then he'll send you anyway. If they send a million like you to the cashier, well, that's 50 million euros, right? That's all right.

There you go.

But you can say that you and your family, even if you go to the cashier like you are, you don't even pay for the condoms of their children, okay? Don't think you're worth anything to these people. So we're trying to defend ourselves against people without faith or law, people who consider us worth less than flies, okay? And the problem is that the left wing calls us far right. When we tell the left wing that you're not ashamed to help bring back or support plans that bring modern slavery back to the forces of money, well, we get called racist. No, we are racist because they are not racist. You know, they are not racist. You go to Paris, you see all the black people. You see these poor black people peddling with food delivery boxes on their backs. Oh, that's not racist, right? We're going back to Kaken. That's normal, right? That's okay. And they all work, the poor people under false identities. They take the money they earn, which is already very meager, you see? Oh, no. Oh, no, it's racist if we criticize that, you know, that's racist. On the other hand, they are not racist. Using them as slaves. That's good.

Okay.

Uh, the right, the left, rather call us hateful. When we tell them you're on the wrong track, you're going towards false fights. Well, they call us hateful.

There you go.

That's all. Because they live in feelings, you know, they think the other world is based on feelings. They think it's based on likes and dislikes. Likes and dislikes. I'm for hate, I'm for love. They think it works at that level. Actually, it's good. Youth has to happen, right? But. Well, that's what we have. The problem is that right now we're on a conveyor belt, and in terms of youth, we're picking up vegetables. On the other side, there's a conveyor belt that brings you people who are 35 or 40 years old, who are no longer completely young. Normally they're adults. We have to take them as examples. They're vegetables. They're vegetables. They've been screwed for a very long time.

There you have it.

So I wanted to explain these three types of leftists to you. The problem is that with the third type of leftist, you. You only suffer from labels. You only suffer from insults. And we are actually no longer represented, huh? Because the caviar left is the most representative, huh? To be honest, it is the one that is the most racist, huh? Because it has understood. It has understood that for Rolex, well, you have to go where the money is, huh? And then, unfortunately, we have the left, the wistful left, which brings all the vital forces among the young and which recruits them into impossible messes. And that's it. Thank you, my friends, for listening. Until now, it was important for me to get this message across. I wish you once again at the beginning of January. I wish you once again a very happy new Year. Prosperity, happiness, all that. And then. Don't worry, the good days will return. Don't worry. See you soon.