Les coupures électriques même pour les malades

Good morning my friends. So the story of capping Russian oil didn't really work because it seems that it sells for $80 to $79 on the Asian market, while Europe wanted to cap it at $70 and then $60. I say why not cap it at zero, that way we get it for free, right? If it's the consumer who chooses their prices. Well, why not? I would like to. Because I would like to live in a world where I could choose my prices, I could cap them. I would cap prices a bit of everything. In fact, on Twitter yesterday there was a kind of controversy related to a French energy supplier who said that they were going to cut off the power to sick people. Because you have to know one thing, they are going to do power cuts this winter. And in reality, once they do these load sheddings, they will deprive homes of electricity for a certain period of time. It seems that we are talking about two hours at the moment. So at one point I said, there was someone who said, yes, two hours are freaking you out. Whereas our grandparents, I don't know what they went through. And you are weak willed. 12 hours less electricity per day and you are already freaking out. It's always the same story. In fact, two hours is to start, it's to soften your resistance, it's to get you used to it. A technique. Well, there is always a technique with the system. It's the technique of getting the principle accepted, but we get the principle accepted by. As I remember, I was in Switzerland and they had passed, they had held a vote to get the principle of VAT accepted and at the time it was a fairly derisory amount. I don't remember how much. The vote was based on a very low value. The Swiss voted as one the next day prices had already risen by the value of this tvr. Since then. I don't live in Switzerland, but I can tell you with my eyes closed that it has increased significantly compared to the time of this vote. It's like in Oxford. They're going to come up with a concept of climate confinement. The call for those who exaggerate, those who are prone to exaggeration. But what is it? They divided the city into six zones and then they decreed that we are not allowed to drive from one zone to another. Well, we are allowed to do it, but a maximum of 100 times a year. 100 times a year means hitting your back three times a week. After that we are not allowed to do it. Otherwise we have to keep driving in line in our zone. Okay? To start with, why did they say 100 times? That's huge, huh? I don't go to another neighborhood 100 times a year. And why do they do it 100 times a year? And to weaken people's resistance so that people say to it doesn't affect me anyway. Honestly, do I go to such and such a neighborhood 100 times a year? I'll go there maybe once a month or less, right? So it won't affect me, okay? So I won't resist. So in reality, they put chains on you a little bit. Like if you're sitting like this, or you're in bed or whatever, they come and they put chains on you. But for the moment, they won't tighten them. You'll say, yeah, but anyway, look, I can move, right? Okay, I'm in a straight jacket, but it's not tight. I have chains. But they're quite long, right? Huh? Why? To see the pain everywhere. PR is chains. Once they're in place, we use them. That's how it is. So in terms of energy, we start with the idea of two hours of load shedding per day. Now, the. The problem is that there are people who are sick and who need electricity because they have a device, for example, a device that will help them breathe or something. And in fact, this device cannot remain without electricity. And it seems that this would not be a priority, that their electricity would also be cut off, and they would be charitably sent a text message a few hours beforehand to warn them. Okay, I'll tell you something. Be very careful with what I just said to you. What I just said in the last minute or in the last 30 seconds, be careful because it was a particularly abominable speech. Why abominable? I'll tell you. Look at what I'm telling you. People who are sick and their electricity is cut off when they need it, they have a vital need, they have a medical need for electricity, and they are not put on the priority list to have their electricity cut off. Do you see what I'm saying? Do you see the abomination of this? So the argument, huh? It's very, very careful. There's a lot of that. There's a lot of that these days. Well, there always has been. But I'm trying to show you some mechanisms in this video. So when I say that, I come across as someone charitable, I come across as motivated by love for my neighbor and concern for my state of health and everything. Truth is, it's a discourse of slavery. It's a discourse. Look at the idea the following idea. I'm suggesting that ultimately electricity has to be earned. Do you see what I'm suggesting? I'm suggesting that if you have a solid medical record, we should provide you with electricity, okay? So that means that I'm endorsing and validating through my positive discourse. I'm validating the fact or the principle that energy has to be earned and that you can get it based on a medical record. There you have it. That means that we've built a world that depends on energy, right? You come home, the number of sockets used, the number of USB ports. Many cars today charge outside. We live in an all electric world, right? We built this kind of world. And today they tell you, yes, but you need a file. You need a file quote. So tomorrow you're going to queue at the prefecture with medical certificates, with papers, with testimonies from neighbors, your nurse, your doctor who signed some paperwork for you, right? You show it to an official who will look at it and who will condescend to put a stamp on your file so that you can then go and queue at EDF or somewhere else so that they don't cut off your electricity. You see what I mean? But that's just the beginning. It always starts like that, my friends. It's just the beginning because the rat has to smell the rat, right? That's how it is. That's how it works. You see this nose? I'm going to flower it like this. You see? It's like this at the moment. It moves. It just has to move a little bit. I'm going to flower it. So I'll tell you something. A GR does the carbon well, but I'm going to flower it. I'll tell you the idea. Once you accept this idea, there's another one that will come from sources. One day you might have to fill out a file, go and queue to buy bread, huh? You might have to go to the prefecture or the town hall, stand in line. You'll bring back your children's birth certificates. You'll bring back a medical certificate from a doctor that the youngest has rickets or something. And then you'll show a civil servant who'll report it a commission that meets every 36th of the month, right? You might even grease their pockets. Because this kind of system always leads to this, huh? You know I'm right. And then they'll tell you that we'll give you a voucher to buy milk, okay? We'll give you a voucher for three bottles of milk. There you go. We're being Generous. You're allowed to buy three bottles of milk this month, okay? Or for the current one, you show that your back hurts, you bring back X rays, you bring back the life of a specialist, you bring back the life of a chiropractor or a physiotherapist or whatever. Then you go to the prefecture, you show it, and they let you have water at home. You'll have a little water, right? It'll taste like this, from the tap. Because you say it hurts too much when you go to the well, or when you go to the river with a jump, your back hurts, so you can't make it, so they can do something with it. You see the thing? I'm going to give you a preview. A scandal from 2023. You'll see that in 2023 there will be power cuts, but we'll learn about it in Le Canard and Chain A. Look. Le Canard and Chain A. This is what it's going to publish. They're going to discover that while patients were dying with medical devices disconnected, they're going to discover that ministers have added or personalities, or civil servants have added their second homes, have added the nightclub where their grandchildren go to party. They've added them to the list of places on the priority list not to be deprived of electricity. That's how it works. That's how it works. And you know I'm right. You know what I'm telling you is true. That's how it works. Because when you create a crisis, and what they're doing, they're creating a crisis on purpose. They created it for two reasons. First, the first reason is to increase prices, to make huge profits for the big groups in the money business. It suits them. It suits them enormously. They've never made as much profit as they do now. So that's the first point. It also suits still in the same sub category, those who operate on the black market. That's very important, because you can't have a crisis without having a black market with them together. And secondly, it also suits control. The state likes control, so it likes to give power over civil servants. It likes to create paperwork, requests, exemptions, people queuing up in front of ticket offices. You see for them, for them the dream, the. The fantasy is to have endless cues. One day, even in 5 degrees Celsius, in the cold, in the freezing green rain, people with their files in hand, their heads down, their gaze submissive, who cue like that and who trembling hand over a file, they're shivering with cold, aren't they? Give A file to the civil servants. That's the dream. That's the dream. And when we create conditions like this, of course, of course, of course, it comes true. So in fact, everyone benefits in a way. I would say that we don't see where the problem is. Huh? The state benefits. The forces of money benefit. And then once these two benefit, because they are in collusion with each other, once these two benefit, well, it's good. It works. Okay? So that's why what's happening is by design. It's not an accident. You say that for you, things aren't going well. There's a problem with all this, yes, but that's for you, because you see the world from your perspective. It's selfishness. You see? You see the world. You see noon at your door. But think about others. Don't just think about yourself. Think about others. Think about the big executives of energy companies and all that. They're making a crazy amount of money. There have never been so many millionaires. Okay, well, it's true that Rolex prices are a little bit down and all that because of crypto, that's plummeting. But the energy sector is the one that's picking up the slack today. Okay? Okay. Last year it was pharmaceuticals. This year it's energy. Next year, we don't know. Okay, but you shouldn't always look at yourself and say, yeah, I don't have the purchasing power. I'm freezing to death. I don't have electricity. I don't have gas. I don't have water. I don't have bread. I'm eating grass. You shouldn't look at things like that. You have to look at the elites, right? You have to look at your lords that you've been voting for for generations. But here's something I'm going to tell you before I go. I have to go. Wa. What time is it? I'm going to tell you something. We're programmed. We've been programmed since then. It even deserves a separate video. We're programmed to be poor. We're programmed to be slaves. We're programmed to be in poor health. You see? We're programmed to be enslaved. We are programmed to maintain a system that is against our interests, against the interests of our children. That's how it is. It's by programming. You look at Americans. You're in the United States. You see the number of people who are huge, you know, who are morbidly obese. It's not an accident. It's not an accident because it would have been one person or two or three. You could say it's an accident of nature. It happens, but the proportion is such that it can only be the result of a system. There's an industry behind it in the United States, it's called big food. Ok? It's the agri food industry. The agri food industry needs eaters, needs people who swallow, needs people who eat whole bowls and who eat pizza per square meter. It needs that. So we advise them, we influence them to eat. That way it doesn't matter what their health is like anyway, that's all. In the worst case, we'll find a circle larger than the norm, but that's not a problem. Okay, but that's by design. Same thing. We've been programmed since school and everything, since our childhood. We're programmed to be employees, to try to give the maximum of our energy to sell ourselves, as they say, to sell our work, the fruits of our labor, at the lowest price to our lords. We're programmed like that. Okay, I remember. I remember what my teachers were called with all the goodwill they had. They weren't money people. They weren't money people because quite simply, they themselves were in. Worked in, sorry, abominable social conditions. And so, of course they weren't going to teach us how to have financial independence, how to be free, how to not depend on a boss or a company or anything else. They couldn't teach us that because they themselves, the poor, were stuck in a particularly awful socioeconomic system. So what do you want? That's how it is. We're programmed. We're programmed like that at every level. We're fed bad information that will serve the system and harm us. That's how it's done. It's by design. Because if you take the discourse that's in schools, the discourse that's conveyed by the media, the discourse that's conveyed by the state, it's necessarily the discourse of the ruling class, of the hyperclass. And what kind of discourse is this class going to give us? Do you think it's going to give us a discourse that's going to help us get out of it? Do you think it's going to give us a discourse that's going to help us rise up, to overshadow it? But not at all. On the contrary, they're going to give us a discourse, a narrative that's constructed to keep us in our situation? And it's not the same discourse that they convey to their children. We have the discourse that they convey to their servants. That's more like it. Yeah, it's it's badly put together, huh? It's all badly put together. But the important thing is to realize. To realize and construct your own narrative by reinterpreting the world, by looking at the world through your own perspective instead of adopting the perspective of the people who control us. Anyway, I'm going to leave you because I'm getting on the highway. It's going to get really noisy from here on out. Oh, I hate people who get on the highway. He gets on the highway at 30 kilometers per hour, guys. Okay, my friends, I'll leave you, and I'll see you in another video. And by the way, I'm driving at the legal speed. Really? At the legal speed. I'm exactly at 70 miles per hour. That's the speed limit on the highway in this country. There you go, my friends. Thank you. And I'll see you in another video.