Pays-Bas : Expropriation qui ne dit pas son nom

Hello, friends from all over the world. I'm in the UK and it's 35 degrees Celsius. As I go to press, I hear it's going to be 43 degrees Celsius tomorrow. People here are already panicking. You know North Africans, 30 degrees Celsius. Yes. 40 degrees Celsius. Yes. I don't have a problem with temperatures, except when they approach 50 degrees Celsius. Well, I'm no better than anyone else. I'm starting to faint. If you had come across a video by a leftist, they would have told you, you haven't paid your carbon tax. You have to pay your carbon tax, criminalize energy use, transfer jobs, investments and production to China, India, to markets that are more profitable for finance markets that are experiencing high growth, unlike the old world markets. And they would save the planet, quote. Luckily, I'm not a leftist. I'm not going to tell you that. So before we start this video, my friends, I have another truck. I assure you I'm not doing it on purpose. They're mad at me, honestly, they're hating on me. Where I park to make a video, a truck pulls up. Well, we'll make do, right? So today I wanted to talk to you about something I bought. Now, I'm not an Instagrammer, so this isn't product placement. This is something I actually bought. I don't know the people who make it and I have nothing to do with them, not even remotely. I just bought it online. So how do I describe it? It's a. It's a scouting thing. It's a scouting thing. So let me show you. It's a kind of kettle. Now, you're going to be surprised, it doesn't actually run on gas. It doesn't run on gas. It works like this. It's logical. Jesus Christ. I'm not recording video time. Yes, the vagaries of live broadcasting, as they say. Right? No, but honestly, I would have to have a studio at some point. It's not possible. Have I figured out why I'm parked here? It's the only place where I could find some shade. And here you can probably hear the air conditioning. I turned it all the way down because otherwise I'm going to suffocate in this vehicle. So I was telling you that it was in a survivalist spirit. Uh, look at the thing that it looks like inside. Okay, that one. So it's double walled, isn't it? It's double. I feel like I'm doing Pierre Belmar's teleshopping. So it's double walled, isn't it? It's extremely solid. So in fact, it's 99 francs for the next two hours, payable in three installments. So what was I saying? I was saying that when you use a normal stove, when you boil water on a stove, for example, most of the energy doesn't actually go into the water, but is lost into the air. The systems that we traditionally use aren't very efficient. Okay, so this system has a sort of chimney, doesn't it? The water is placed here, right? You look at the water, it's placed here, okay? And in fact, it has a sort of support. I don't know if I can get it out. So there's a sort of support here, a sort of container here in which you put things to burn. So it doesn't work with gas, but it works with anything. Anything that burns. You can put pieces of wood, coal, cardboard, paper, whatever you want, really. Okay. That's kind of the advantage of this thing. So if there's no access to energy, Right. I don't know why I say there's no access to energy, because I'm not a conspiracy theorist. Do we have a problem? Do we have a gas problem? Do we have an oil problem? Do we have a supply problem? No, everything's fine, Everything's fine. We're calm. I'm just talking like that into the void. Okay, look, the principle is as follows. The principle is as follows. I did well to bring the cardboard. There's a sort of container here where we light the fire, we start the fire, and the water inside is in the double wall and there's a chimney effect that will capture most of the energy. That's it. In other words, the idea is not to lose energy heating the air, but rather to use it to heat the water. So it's called Kelly Kettle. And I'm sure there are other brands in France and Navarre that make similar things. If you can get your hands on one, I think it could be extremely useful this winter, don't you think? Another thing that's part of that was recently added to my survival kit. I'll show it to you. That's it. So this, this, this. Honestly, I advise you to talk about it with your doctor, your pharmacist. I got it from a pharmacy without necessarily going through a doctor and all that, but there is a questionnaire to fill out. I got it. I have too. It's an EpiPen A. I assure you, my friends, it's something that can save lives in the case of an extremely Severe allergy. There's nothing worse. And it happened to me. I had a scare a few weeks ago when someone in my family, someone who had an allergy that I didn't know about. And the person gave me an anaphylactic shock in the car. And I can tell you it was pretty impressive. I was driving. The person opened the window. I couldn't breathe. I felt sick. I couldn't breathe. I felt sick. I was suffocating. And we were in a very remote place, far from everything. I did that I took my wallet. I. I said to him, here, take this. I'll show you. How fast can I pull out my gun? It's not prepared, huh? I can show you how fast I can pull out allergy pills. I always have some in my wallet. I have some in the car. I have some in a pharmacy at home, taped to the door. Inside I had this. There was also the little girl who was with us. And she takes a medication called Boudside. She was taking it at the time. It was an anti inflammatory inhaler. I told her to take it, she took it. And in the meantime I set the GPS to the nearest hospital. And in the meantime someone else who was in the car called an ambulance. We met the ambulance halfway. They picked up the person. Everything went well. Finally released from the hospital at midnight, as if nothing had happened. Nevertheless, it really gave me a fright that. The fact is that today I want to have this. And I really advise you to get this kind of thing, to keep it at home. Because really, nowadays we don't know exactly when an extreme or violent allergy might occur. That was, let's say, the survivalist part of the video. I also wanted to talk to you about other things. A clarification related to what's happening in the Netherlands. What's happening in the Netherlands is an expropriation that doesn't say its name. The net result of government maneuvers is to poison farming investments. What does that mean? You know, the state can, through laws and decrees. A simple decree can make an investment toxic and completely devalue it. You can have an investment worth 1 million euros. They can force you to sell it for a symbolic €1. If they add a decree that makes your investment unusable. For example, imagine you buy. I don't know, you buy a company that makes cardboard, for example. They can, just like that, with a decree, issue a rule, say that you are in a territory where from January 1, 2023, it will be forbidden to produce cardboard. Your factory is worth zero and they can Buy it from you for a symbolic one euro and then they withdraw this decree and it is worth 1 million euros. It's actually a system, right? It's a very well oiled system where they use the law, decrees and administrative procedures to add toxicity to an investment, take it at a bargain price, sell it for one euro to friends, withdraw the blocking decree and from that point on revalue the investment. It's an African pump that works extremely well. So here, what they're going to do they took for example, I read an interview with a farmer who said that a breeder who said that they were going to force him to beat 95% of the cattle in his herd. Okay, he has to get rid of 95% of his cows. Clearly with the remaining 5%, he won't be able to meet his expenses, feed his family, pay his employees, pay insurance, taxes, fees, energy, all that, he won't be able to. So clearly his farm is toxic. He can't sell it because no one will buy it. Let's imagine that. I tell you now, my friends, I have a farm to sell to you in the Netherlands. Hmm? Who's going to buy that? It doesn't make sense because investors are now fleeing this sector, which is considered toxic because it is effectively subject to a production ban and all that, which means that it can't be sold and no one is interested in buying it. So the Dutch government has planned a budget of 17 billion euros that will allow it to buy all its struggling farms for next to nothing. So this guy who was talking, he had, he explained that he had been on this farm for a century. So it was from father to son. And others have been there for over a century, centuries, even generations. He would never have sold it, no matter what price they were offered. These farms weren't even on the market. They weren't ready to accept anything in return. And so today, since their farms are no longer worth anything and at some point they're going to end up bankrupt anyway. Lets imagine that someone who doesn't want to sell, he hangs on. Well, he'll be bankrupt because at some point he'll have unpaid bills, he'll be in the red, and one day they'll send bailiffs to sell his farm. The only buyer who will be able to buy it is the state, because an individual buyer, any buyer, won't be able to invest in it because it's useless, it's a toxic investment. So the farm could potentially be bought for a symbolic euro. You see what it's like bought by the state. So once the farm becomes state property, so it's a nationalization, in reality, it's an expropriation, they can then redistribute it to other interests and then remove the prohibitions that were in place, and the farm will resume production. Do you see what it's like? So here's a little bit of the problem that exists in the Netherlands. It's quite crazy, all the systems. All this has happened even in South Africa and elsewhere, where white landowners have been driven out, killed, terrorized, forced to sell and all that. The earth is really the starting point of all these revolutions with a totalitarian vision that want to appropriate land and use it later. And in general, it always ends in disaster, because quite simply, they will drive out the people who have been there for generation after generation who know how to value this land. And once they get hold of it and give it to technocrats to manage or sell it to American billionaires, etc. It will go. It will go fallow, will be used as building land or something else. Do you see the thing? There you have it. It is. It is pure destruction, in fact, that we see in another chapter. In another chapter. And this is quite. This is quite. This is quite. This is quite funny. It is that the British regulator is working on a law to force social media, maybe tomorrow, YouTube or Twitter, etc. To place a truth index on accounts. This means that social media accounts with a certain level of influence will have to have a truth score. So I want to inform the people who follow me, okay, that my truth score, as it will be assigned to me on D Day, is likely to be quite catastrophic. Okay? So the best scores, you will generally find them on state channels, on government accounts, official accounts, on the accounts of large companies and all that. Those will have the best scores. And then we. We will be considered as being there. See, the truck has left, my friends. I'm going to leave too, before another truck comes to block me. Thank you for watching this video so far and then we'll see you in another one. See you soon.