A short personal vlog filmed on an island in the Indian Ocean (around 4° north latitude). The speaker shows local scenes (dead coral, trees with large bats), expresses skepticism about claims that the island would have disappeared due to climate change, and announces travel plans to attend the annual Congress of the Patriots in Arras, France (invited by Florian Philippot) the first weekend of September. The tone is informal, observational, and slightly skeptical of mainstream climate-change predictions.
Hello, friends. I'm on vacation. The setting is a bit unusual for this video. There are no cars here. It's just an island. It's located in the Indian Ocean. We're at about 4 degrees north latitude here. We count 60,000 nautical miles per degree, so that makes us 240 nautical miles from the equator, roughly 400 to 450 kilometers. So we have the sun, as you can see. So this is my daughter screaming and throwing pieces of coral at me. This is dead coral. Right? I can show you some of that too, when I get a chance. Right now I'm slowly losing my footing. So I was saying. I was saying, this island that you see behind me, according to the prophecies of the proponents of undeniable climate change, well, it should have disappeared. There are articles if you Google it. It should have disappeared around the year 2000. It's there. It's doing very well, and there are even possible reservations for next year, just to let you know. So I'm here until the end of the month, and then I'm going to take a very, very long trip to Aras. I hope the S is pronounced. In France, I was invited by Florian Philippa to the annual Congress of the Patriots. It's a party that I've been following since this crisis of what we called Covid. It's one of the rare parties that has kept its humanity, its integrity, throughout this crisis. So it still shows an extremely solid foundation of values. And then I'll be there. So this will be the first weekend of September. Okay. Then I'll make some more videos for you. I'll show you a little bit of the flora and fauna in particular. There are a lot of them because I was talking about COVID There are trees, trees over there that you see behind me. Some are infested with bats. They're huge bats. They have a wingspan of almost 50 or 60 centimeters. They're active even during the day. And, you know, I have a fairly negative opinion of these creatures, but hey, that's just a city dweller's opinion. Maybe with time I'll tame them. I think so. So that's it. I'll leave you, and then I'll make some more videos on the usual topics. See you soon.