This YouTube monologue criticizes a UK COVID procurement scandal involving a titled individual dubbed here the "Baroness of the Bra," accused of winning lucrative public contracts for supplying masks despite no relevant experience and enriching herself (claims include multiple houses, cars, a private jet and a 40 m yacht). The speaker uses the case to argue the UK remains a society of entrenched privileges, alleges major public spending losses from COVID (speaker cites ~£330 billion total cost) and describes mixed personal feelings about Britain before closing with an employment-support promotion. The tone is polemical and personal; many figures are reported by the speaker and presented as claims rather than independently verified facts.
Questions this video answers
£122,122 million (as stated by the speaker).
Six houses (speaker's claim).
Fifteen cars (speaker's claim).
40-metre yacht (speaker's claim).
£330 billion (speaker's initial estimate).
Good morning, my friends. Just look at a news item that sums up the state of the country, really sometimes, you know, sometimes just in a single headline. It's when there's an extremely Parisian news item. I mean, you can't get more Parisian than that. There's a homeless man from North Africa who is gay and who killed a certain number of people, partners, you know, who were probably found at the scene. They probably picked up four or five of them at the last news. You know what I mean? That's a news item that smells of the country. You know, it smells of the region. It smells of Paris, doesn't it? So here I'm showing you a news item that smells of the United Kingdom. Sometimes just a headline like that. And you know where you are. So the Baroness, right, the Baroness of the Bra has to pay back £122,122 million. So what's the story of the Baroness of the Bra? I'll tell you about the baroness, right? It tells you that we're in a country of castes, a country where there isn't even a constitution. In fact, everyone says, yes, there isn't one about the British constitution. It's not written, in fact, it's. It depends on how they think, how the dominant caste thinks. So that's their ideas, their current sensibilities. That's the constitution. So here what we have, we have a baroness. So here, titles of nobility are still relevant, right? It's not like in France, where they still exist. Good morning, Mr. Viscount and so on. But these are old titles that no longer have any, which are more folklore, tradition. But here there are people who have titles, and they will fit into a tradition, into laws that sometimes date back more than 1,000 years, which grant them a certain number of privileges. So we are in a society of privileges. So in the people who have these titles. Well, people who have these titles are increasingly wealthy, right? Here is the Baroness of the Bra. Why? Because this baroness left. She created a lingerie brand, right? So I come to the story. She created a lingerie brand when it was getting to her head, right? That's her. And then she made money. How she made money during COVID So during COVID what did she do, the Baroness of the Bra? Well, she was contracted. So she has no experience in this, but she was contracted to supply masks to public hospitals, right? So we have an army of civil servants. We have an army of people who are paid by the state, and not one of them is capable of picking up the phone, contacting Chinese manufacturers and asking Them for masks, for hospitals. No, we absolutely have to go through the baroness of the bra. So the famous baroness, right? So she signed contracts. So these were contracts that were provided by WhatsApp. Usually you had to go through what was called the VIP line, the VIP voice. You had to know. But when you're a baroness, you know everyone. And then usually what we did was, well, bam, we gave you public contracts. There are bartenders who received public contracts with companies registered the day before. Right? That's what it was used for. It's very important. You have to know that. So she photographed herself on her yacht. She has six houses, right? And so there you have it. So she took a lot of money then, of course, they provided rubbish. They provided rubbish. Sometimes nothing at all. And sometimes containers, when you open them, well, they contained rubbish. They contained rotten masks stuck together, dirty, dripping with chemicals and so on that were worth absolutely nothing and of course billions. We look at the United Kingdom today, which is collapsing for a right of £50 billion, just to tell you they are attacking everyone. They are taxing pensioners and taxing schools, taxing private insurance, taxing practically everything. They are driving businesses away, creating mass unemployment, aren't they? With taxation creating a 50 billion hole in the coffers. Just to give you an idea, according to initial estimates, Covid has cost 330 billion. Okay, just to give you an idea of the magnitude. So here are these people, as you can see here, six houses, 15 cars, a private jet, and that's the 40 meter yacht and everything else. That's what it was used for. So we have a country that is being plundered, isn't it? By this destruction. And we're not sending the end of it, huh? You see, that's why I left. I don't want to pay for the destruction, you understand? I don't want to. I don't want to tighten my belt to give them the money. No, that's it. But that said, I'm going to tell myself something. You'll be surprised. I felt good here, honestly, I felt good. I felt at home somewhere. Honestly, I was very, very nostalgic. I was thinking like that, saying, well, it would be nice here if he wasn't destroying this country. You know, it would be nice. But suddenly, while I was lost in these nostalgic reflections, and there in front of me, I assure you, I saw something today. I can't make it up. You know what I mean? I know I create books and everything, but I could never have made that up. Well, there was a hearse okay. In front of me there was a hearse with a coffin inside. But the hearse, it had a particularity that struck me. In fact, it was an electric hearse, I assure you. You can Google it. I just saw it. You can Google it. I should be able to find it. There's a funeral home that's driving around in an electric hearse today. It's the Tesla of hearses, you see. So the guy is being taken to his final resting place in silence. You see, he's leaving. He's leaving with zero carbon. Although if you look in the book, electric cars aren't at all zero carbon like they say, but they're a huge amount of carbon if it turns out it's equal to or even exceeds a gasoline car. So what did I mean? So today's my last day. I'm going to go home. There you go. It's really weird, actually. I'll tell you why it's really weird and I'll tell you why. I enjoyed it. You know why I enjoyed it? I'll tell you why. Because when you visit here and you don't live here. I don't live here anymore. Well, you see what the positive side is, even the negative aspects. For example, like very stupidly, they authorize work on a main road and at the same time they authorize work on secondary roads that could have been alternative routes and then create an incredible mess. And then at rush hour, the city is completely locked down. You see where the cars are close to each other, it creates a big parking lot and you try to escape. And where you try to escape, you'll find road blocked signs, construction, all that, you know, that kind of thing. At the time, it was part of my life. And it's true that it was, it was stressful. Today, I don't care. I tell myself it's their tradition, they are like that. There you go, you see? But I also notice positive things. People are very courteous, very respectful compared to other places. You see, people are really very nice. They wave their headlights to let you pass, let you pass. At the checkout, they go in front of me, all that very, very nice stuff. You see people, they're like that. There's, there's this, there's this attitude that I like, but that's it. Apart from that. Apart from that, I had to leave, you know, that's not it. I'm only here for a few more hours. I think by the time you watch this video, I'll be, I'll be. I'll be on a plane that's crossing the sky as far away from Europe as possible. Really, I'm. I'm sorry that it's come to this. Our elites have decided to destroy everything. You know, honestly, I. People are very brave people. Whether they're the French, the British, all of them. They're really very good people. And if we look at the fundamentals, they have what it takes to create countries with an extraordinary quality of life. Except that instead we decided that it was game over. We decided that it was over. There you go. Thank you for watching this video so far. I remind you, bad marketer that I am. Did you see? I'll wait until the end to tell you. Normally, everyone has left. Everyone. There's no one left. Ah, no. The link below the video is Killu's. It's the partner of. It's the partner of Meccano. Partner of Meccano? No, no. But it's the partner of the channels that I host. There's no Meccano. Just to tell you. It's an organization based in France and they help people find a job when they've lost theirs or change employers when they're fed up. Right. Under certain conditions. Their support is covered by France Travail. Check out the link. Contact me. There you go. The message got through. Thank you, my friends. See you in the next video. Which probably won't be here, but you'll see, I'll keep it a surprise for you.
