Royaume-Uni : c'est tous les jours le 1er AVRIL !

Good morning, my friends. In The United Kingdom, April 1st is every day. Today the weather is nice, which is rare. It happens every now and then. But absurd news is our daily life. We are inundated with it. I will give you a few examples. I have newspapers here. You will see. So, first of all, in February 2025, that was two weeks ago, an Albanian citizen appeared before the court because he wanted to fight his deportation. His deportation was ordered because he is a criminal. He organized large scale fraud. And then it was decided to remove him, to send him back to Albania. What did he tell the judge? He said that his son, he has a child. And this child, well, he prefers British nuggets, chicken nuggets. You know, chicken nuggets, you know, you find them in the freezer, in bags. And he said that when his son is in the uk, he eats, he finishes his plate of nuggets. When he takes him to Albania, they serve him Albanian chicken nuggets. They are cooked. They give it to the little one. He leaves half the plate. The judge followed this indictment and decided to grant this criminal the right to remain in the uk. You see, the chicken nuggets are important. There is case law today in the UK that access to British chicken nuggets is a fundamental human right. So here's another story. On February 2025. I'm not trying to collect stories from 100 years ago. No, these are stories that are practically part of our daily lives. We have a number of cases. The name was not made public. The full name was not made public. You will find out why. Well, he killed his wife. He is a Turkish citizen. He entered the house, he found his wife talking to someone, a man, right online. He took a knife and killed her. He's a kebab seller by trade. He was living illegally until the murder. He was living illegally in the uk, but the murder gave him rights in the sense that he appeared before the court accompanied by his lawyers, paid by humanitarian associations. And he said that the victim's family, his wife's family, had taken the murder quite badly. And if he returned to Turkey, he might get some pretty harsh words. What did the judge do? He ordered that he be given a residence permit. So someone has regularized their status through the blood of their wife, and they have regularized it through the murder. Stories like this, once again, we hear them every day. Here's another one. This is the newspaper from March 6, 2025. So we have an Albanian mobster. He killed. He committed acts of terrorism. He killed a cop here in the United Kingdom. Well, he has the right to stay in the United Kingdom through this murderer because, well, there's a legal battle over his human rights and everything. And notice one thing, this story of the Albanian killer, this last story that I'm showing you, this one is being played out before the European Court of Human Rights. But the story of his wife's murderer and the story of the chicken nuggets, that means what should have been done is to leave the European Union, but dismantle the entire establishment. Except that when we left the European Union, we gave the keys to people who are more deranged, who would pass off Varlan, who would pass off even Macron, who would pass off even the echr, who would pass them off as reasonable people, to tell you the truth. So we have another newspaper from March 6, 2025. That way I'm not suspected of having collected newspapers over 10 years, and I'm showing you exceptional actions. The newspapers that I'm going to show you today, I'm going to show you. Three of them are all from the same day between now and March 6, 2025. And tomorrow there will be others. So it's daily. So we have a pretty impressive story that's starting next month. The rules that judges will use to award sentences, that is to say, to decide how many prison terms or whether to send a criminal to prison or not, well, they will be based on ethnic rules and gender rules, right? So ethnic minorities who commit crimes and transgender people will get better treatment. By the way, you will notice in the British statistics that female crime is exploding because quite simply, a lot of criminals, you know, you have criminals, sometimes murderers and all that, who will suddenly declare themselves to be women, you know, who. Who say to themselves, here, I am a woman. From there, they enter the female crime statistics. So that will create huge histograms. And we look, we say to ourselves, what's going on? What's wrong with these women? Quote, secondly, they have the right to request their transfer to women's prisons. And very often sexual perverts are even sent to women's prisons. And women are afraid of these people. They put up with them. They put up with all the violence they inflict on them, and they are forced to keep quiet because otherwise what happens is that if they come forward to the administration, they'll be accused of transphobia, they'll be accused of discrimination on the basis of gender. And so at that point, it will seriously compromise their chances of early release. That means that these women won't be able to get out. So either they don't really have a choice. Or they let it happen. Or they stay in prison longer and they'll be done even longer. So it's really both choices they have. Do you see the thing, by the way? Here we have a prolific rapist who is the son of a Chinese Communist Party official who raped 60 women in the United Kingdom in land drain. He was giving chemicals to women. He was hanging around his house. And the violet and the thread. Right. Uh, I don't know. How many Britons do the same thing in China? How many Britons do the same thing in China? I think there are. I can give you the figure. It's close to zero. Okay. But on the other hand, since we are a country where we have absolutely no. I'm not talking about sovereignty anymore. When I talk about the United Kingdom, I'm talking about dignity. Because first of all, you have to learn. You know, it's like a child. If you want to teach him. I don't know. To ride a scooter. Before he rides a scooter, he has to walk. If the child doesn't walk, he won't ride a scooter. So we can't talk about sovereignty. A country that no longer has any dignity. Right. You understand? It's important. We have to put things in perspective. So I'm showing you again today. We still have a March 6, 2025. Honor your promise. Why? Because we said that once we have Brexit and that we will control our borders, we will watch out. They said we will control our borders. What people understood at the time was that once the United Kingdom controls its borders, it will reduce illegal immigration, it will take action against illegal immigration by boat. In reality, there was a huge misunderstanding. The misunderstanding was that the British leaders, the system, the establishment, wanted to regain control of the borders to create waves of immigration that were much stronger, much more intense than what we had at the time in the European Union. That's the idea. So what did we have here? We have a story, don't we? We have a story that goes on and on and explains that there is a taxi, a taxi from the French authorities that does a good job of transferring migrants in French waters and then bringing them back to the United Kingdom. And in fact, in general, they give them to the British Navy and they take care of bringing them back to British beaches. In reality, there is practically a public holiday service. It's a public holiday. You show up, you go 300 meters from the water or the coast, they bring you back. They bring you back to England and In fact, the newspaper is French bashing. It means in the sense that the article is going to criticize the French. Right? It's going to criticize the French, these people. It's not our fault. It's the French who are doing this to us. In reality, that's not it. I'm willing to believe that the French offer a taxi service to the United Kingdom. I can believe it. On the other hand, it is the United Kingdom that creates a red carpet welcome with coaches on the beaches, with translators, social workers, associations, lawyers, forms, all that. I am British. If I have to fill out a form, I have to struggle. I have to download it, I have to print it, I have to send it or find it online. I have to figure it out on my own. And if there is a complicated box, I have to Google it. I will make a mistake. The other day I sent a 60 page form from the administration. They sent me back in my face 15 days later telling me that I had forgotten to tick a box. You see, I. I have no one to help me. I have to figure it out. They are there. We already have the civil servants waiting for them. We have hundreds or thousands of hotel rooms that are rented. We, by the way, we have our first billionaire. He's not a billionaire yet. He's about to become a billionaire. I think his Fortune today is $8.9 billion. This billionaire is just a gypsy who rents hotel rooms to the state. Hey, it's thousands of hotel rooms that the state rents to house migrants in hundreds of hotel rooms that are rented out but that remain empty just in case the state needs them to house migrants. Means the state said, okay, how many do we have? Okay, I'll take you. I'll take your time for the migrants that I have, but I'll take you. Go on, add 500 rooms on top. Just these ones. We'll leave them empty in case we need them. In a context where a huge number of Britons live in substandard housing because they can't afford more, where we have homeless people, where we have students who go to food banks to eat, we have poor workers and so on. And in the meantime, well, here we have a state which now you have to know one thing. The British state has declared war. The British elites have declared war on the United Kingdom. You just have to see it, that's all. That's not all that I'm showing you. These are not just isolated events. These are not events that happened on March 6 or happened in February on a certain day. And then we'll stop there. No, no. These are events. When you put them in a much broader context, you see that these are elites who have always despised the people, who have always thought that. Look at Macron yesterday. He's speaking. Yes, he's appealing to the French people and etc. We need the people in two cases. We need them when we take their money, when we take their savings, the fruits of their labor, vat, income tax, inheritance tax, the same thing. Today we have so many taxes that the tax code. I don't even know if there's a human being today who completely masters it. There are so many levies that it's like death by a thousand, by a thousand cuts somewhere. So we need them in that case. And we also need citizens when we want them to give their blood for what we call the fatherland. I mean, here I am in the United Kingdom. If you put a flag, a Union Jack in front of the door, it'll be pretty bad. If a neighbor calls the city hall or the police saying, my neighbor put the British flag in his window, I feel a little embarrassed. I wonder if it's not a statement of supremism or something. You could have the police or city hall officers come knocking. Yes, hello. We saw your flag. It's causing a bit of a nuisance in the neighborhood. We've received complaints, all that. So that's the British flag. Now you have the right to fly the Ukrainian flag. Of course. That's clear. Something else. It's a flag that has more dignity than the British flag. So that's in the United Kingdom. I'm not talking about another country. So today, when we need people, citizens who are going to get killed in distant wars, that's fine. Then we need them. So the only connection we have with the country today is either you give your blood or you give money. You give the fruits of your labor, or you give your blood. If you're too old, you can give blood to your children too. If you. If you have children old enough to fight, you can also send them. That's fine. Okay. That's an observation. It's unfortunate, but it's an observation. I'm just observing. It's sad, but that's the reality. In any case, my friends, thank you for watching this video so far and we'll see you in the next one.