A French speaker argues Western governments use fear from past attacks and COVID to control populations, questioning whether the energy crisis is real or manufactured. He cites restaurants getting inflated provisional bills and TV segments promoting austerity as evidence, then builds a diesel heater to prove alternatives exist.
Good morning. You may realize that we are living in a form of mass hysteria. You know, if you look back at the 2010s, there were armed attacks, there were attacks that hit, remember, Germany, France and so on. And that kept the population in a climate of anxiety, in a climate of fear and constant worry. History repeated itself later with COVID It seems that somewhere the different states, different public authorities in Western countries realized that keeping the population in a state of distress, in a state of worry and all that is good for the management of day to day affairs. So from now on, we live a little bit in the United Kingdom, in France, in Germany and elsewhere. We live a little bit as if we had elected Al Qaeda to lead us. So we constantly live in this climate. So today I'm looking at what's happening with this upcoming energy crisis and honestly, I have a little problem. I mean, somewhere, I don't really know if we're in a real crisis. I don't say artificial or not, because artificial, that's for sure, made up out of whole cloth. But I'm thinking about the reality of this now. I mean, is this a real crisis that's going to hit us or is it on the same level as the 4 million deaths that we were promised for Covid? Do you see what I mean? I mean, in everything I say, in everything I do, I keep in mind that this is perhaps something that is more of a psychological operation than anything else. That said, I looked online a little bit and restaurants that didn't close during COVID and are still open today are receiving staggering provisional bills. There's one restaurant that received a provisional bill of around €420,000, another one received €100,000, knowing that these are restaurants that paid a fraction of that bill. So this isn't psychological, this is real. Today on television we have people who come to explain to us how, for example, to cook with a minimum of gas. So, for example, they'll take the food, put it in the pan for 30 seconds like this, and then stop. It's raw. Technically speaking, it's raw. It's not cooked. And in a way this contributes to the normalization of Victorian conditions. It means that we are normalizing poverty and asking people who already live on the economic margins to be a little more frugal, isn't it? Which is actually an insult, right? There are people who live off the lowest aisle of Aldi or Lidl, and when we ask them how we're going to do it, they're going to eat less. First of all, these are People who don't necessarily eat enough. So we're going to do it now. We're going to ask them to eat. So it's, I don't know anymore. It means that personally I try to always project myself into action. I'm always in action. And I can't just leave a situation, a real or potential threat, unaddressed. I can't leave it unaddressed. I can't just sit back and watch like that and wait for it to hit me. The problem is that it might not hit me at all, but there you have it. You can understand the situation I'm in. Uh, I'm making it. I'm going to show you a video. I'm making a diesel heater for my home. It's not that I'm making it from A to Z, I'm not making it with Nilo, I'm just repurposing it. I'm repurposing a heater that's used for something else. And I'm trying to install it at home and trying to do a proof of concept. That means trying to see it's not that I'm going to install it and use it right now, but it means that I'm preparing it and testing the principle and I'm asking myself if there's any danger in the matter, can I use it? And it's something that affects me psychologically because I realize that today after immigrating to the west, which was an immigration at a very high cost, hey, I'm not talking about money. I'm talking about the human impact, the suffering, the tragedies, the trials that I went through. And today after all that, I find myself at home building a diesel heater to try to see how I can survive the winter. It wasn't in my plan. Well, you might say it wasn't in anyone's plan. Maybe someone who was born here just sees their country deteriorating. Today, for example, we're told that the British economy has just fallen behind the Indian economy. That means that India is now overtaking us in terms of economy. And at this rate we're going to drop several positions per year. And maybe in five years or so we'll be below the economies of some extremely poor, extremely disorganized countries. Despite this, we still continue to give money to India under the guise of aid or development assistance, continuing to take taxpayers money and give it to them without anything in return or anything at all. And we even give it to China, by the way. Okay, which is way, way ahead of us. So it's true that somewhere, I don't really know what universe to really immerse myself in. I don't know if everything we're told is something that's going to materialize or if it's just fear, terror, as usual. There you go. While we wait to clarify this question, right. I have to consider that it's a reality. I don't really have a choice. I can't ignore the threat and assume that it's just the media playing the game of who can do the most. I have to take the lead. I have to act as if it were real. And we'll see. We'll see what happens. But I can tell you one thing today, that even when this crisis ends, if it ever ends, he'll find something else. The right to serenity has been abolished in the West. The right to peace, to serenity, to just work, to take care of one's family, to look ahead and to make plans for one's life. That era is over. I think it's gone forever. The people who lead us are making sure that we don't have that kind of life anymore, that we always have to live in worry and in the impact. That's something that stands out very strongly today. Now, what is likely to happen, as I was saying, is that potentially we could move towards a future where Russia, the United States, Ukraine, and all of them who come together, who come closer, who forget their differences, who erase their liabilities, who start doing business together again. In fact, they are already doing a lot of it. You know, this year it seems that there were 3,600. It's not that it seems, it's true. There were 3,600 Russian ships that went to the United States. Right. For example. Huh. So there is business that is being done. But the cuckold in this story will be Europe. The Koku will be Western Europe. Finally, when I say Western Europe, I'm thinking of France, Germany, the United Kingdom, these countries that are the classic shells of history. So these countries, for example, today are buying fossil fuels, diesel, liquefied gas and all that from China and India, while China and India buy them from Russia. So what these countries are doing today is simply buying these products at a good price from Russia, inflating the bill, taking there, there, there, there, there, uh, their intermediary commission and selling them to the cuckold they are buying them from at ever increasing prices. Today we also have a profiteering system that is being set up. That is to say, we have energy speculation in France, for example. I know that Suppliers of firewood are blocking it in their storage. They are blocking it and not delivering. That means when people order, they deliver part of the order and then they don't deliver the rest. Why is that? Because put yourself on the speculator's side. The speculator has sheds full of wood, for example. He knows that the price is increasing week after week. He knows that in a week he will be able to sell it for 20% more in a month, maybe double in three months, maybe 10 times more. So he has no interest in responding to orders now and selling it. Now, you see, there is this. We have energy groups here in the United Kingdom, for example. I'm sure you have the same ones in France who are posting profits. But, well, they're distributing them to their shareholders, they're distributing them to their executives and all that. So in fact, they're taking advantage of the situation to inflate prices. That means we shouldn't just see that what we're experiencing is solely linked to supply and demand and an imbalance in the market. There's also the classic speculation. You know, There you have it, my friends. Thanks for listening so far. And I just wanted to put this in your head. Be careful. This might all be a show, but I don't know anything about that in this statistic. Thanks and see you soon.
