
Aldo Sterone examines cases of male sex offenders in the UK who declared female identity and were placed in women's prisons, arguing that progressive gender policies are being exploited. He connects this to "luxury beliefs," values promoted by the privileged whose costs fall on working people.
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January 26, 2023
Good morning, my friends. I saw some pretty scary news in the United Kingdom. In fact, in Scotland, in the north of the country, they passed a law where anyone can identify with whatever they want. That means that any man or woman can identify with someone of the opposite sex. And this must be immediately taken into consideration and considered as a reality. It means that the universe around the person who makes this statement will change and consider it as the statement they make. An absolutely extraordinary case where we have a rapist who is in court now. He has already raped two women. And during his trial and through his lawyers, he sends a message to the court that from now on, he identifies with a woman. Immediately the judge and the other magistrates will start treating him like a woman. He even changes his understanding and everything where he said he will become she. And now he will be imprisoned in a women's prison on a simple declaration just like that. We also learned that there are 37 men criminals, all sex offenders, who are awaiting transfer to women's prisons. And I won't even mention those who have already been transferred. And we also learned when we look. When we go looking for snippets of information, because the problem today is that we have information that has several aspects, that relive several aspects, but one of the most vicious aspects is the fact that there is no newspaper that will give you all the information. You have to put together information from several sources in order to build the overall picture. So each one, when they are nice, will sell you a piece of the puzzle. We learned that, well, when these men leave women's prison, well, they become like that again. They become men again.
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So today we see perverts, predators, who are taking advantage of the madness of the system to get themselves imprisoned with women in vulnerable situations. These women can't complain because if they complain to the guards, to the prison administration, if they tell the courts, they will immediately remember what happened in Telford. The criminals of Telford, huh? While the victims would go and complain to the police, what did they say? You're not racist, by any chance? Well, it's the same here. When these women complain about what they're going through with the hands of these guys, they're. You're not transgender, by any chance? Oh, that's serious. That could jeopardize your early release. That could even land you in court. That could degrade your quality of life in prison. You can be punished for that. So you see what we have here, we have a very, very special case. Yes, this is a special case, but if we zoom out a Little bit. We can look at the bigger picture, and it's simply these thoughts, these words are, these beliefs that are luxurious. Why are they luxurious? In fact, they are held by privileged people. The thought is formulated and supported by privileged people. But they suffer. They suffer. You know, the one who suffers is the one at the bottom of the social ladder.
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You can have people in the United States, for example, who have colored hair and are in universities that pay $50,000 a year.
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Right.
These are wealthy people, very rich people, people who sell very well. The day they wash their hair or take a shower, they don't worry mom and dad will place them as executives in a bank, a big company or something else. There's no problem with that. But while waiting for that day, they formulate thoughts because they can. Because they're not the ones paying for the damage. It's the people at the bottom.
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For example, when I saw people. There's one particular case that I'm thinking of. I won't mention it, but a guy who has a lot of money, who said that, well, we have to support Ukraine. Why don't you support Ukraine? Why don't countries do enough? Why don't they have tanks? Why? He's ready. He's ready to. He's Putin's. Okay, that's his right. But he's ready to sacrifice every last Ukrainian.
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Because he, his children, his family are safe. What does the war in Ukraine mean to them? It's just a fire on tv.
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If we don't watch the Kardashians tonight, well, we'll do without Ukraine for a bit. That's all for him, really.
Right.
Okay.
Uh, when he gets fed up with Ukraine, what's he going to do? He'll change the channel with the remote control.
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That's all. But the people on the ground, the young people who are gathering in the streets, sending them to get slaughtered on the warpath with weapons. There are weapons arriving from one side, but weapons need people to carry them.
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The West, France is sending weapons. Germany is sending weapons. Who's going to carry these weapons? They're going to go fight all by themselves. These weapons. Where do the people who are fighting with these weapons come from? People are picked up in the street.
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These are people we're going to train. In two hours, they're going to leave. And then, well, six hours later, they've already been slaughtered. And we need more and more and more and more and more. Okay, but that's called supporting Ukraine. So you see, we also have a luxury Belief here yesterday, who? Princess Eugenie in the United Kingdom. Princess Eugenie declared that her son will be. He's two years old now. Her son will become a climate activist, right? He's going to become a climate activist. So it's true that she says that even plastic is banned here. Even everything that's plastic and all that. Like, he's a child. He's a child. We're not going to give him a plastic plate, a plastic spoon. We're going to give him a silver spoon, right? Because at that level, you see, you see the thing, these are people who are wealthy, who are privileged, who declare that. Well, what bothers me the most in life is the climate.
Huh?
What bothers people in life is not finding a job, not paying their bills, not finding a doctor to get treatment, not helping their child, not finding a decent school where there is no crime, where there is no drug addiction, where there are no depressed teachers who do whatever they want. You know what I mean? Everyone's problems every day. They are real problems. They don't have them. They don't have them because in the end, the coffee is brought in the morning by the butler. Uh, in the end, their children go to the best schools that we wouldn't even be able to get close to. Uh, finally, when he travels well, there's a private jet where there's first class, with the captain waiting for them downstairs in front of the limousine to take them back on the plane. I mean, their problem with the bills, they don't even know that it exists. It's the housekeeper who takes care of it. Do you know what I mean? They don't follow that logic at all. In that case, their privilege allows them to create problems. So I think that the biggest problem on earth is the climate. That's it. It's the climate. But they have the right to have this kind of whim, to have this kind of fantasy. But the problem is, who's going to pay for their fantasy? Who's going to pay? Ultimately, we have to stop using energy. Energy is really too cheap. I think it's true that I heated the swimming pool at my castle. I heated the castle, the second home. What did I pay? A €50,000 bill. That's nothing. That's nothing. When you see how much it pollutes, it's true that we should multiply it by 10. So these people don't care if the bill goes from €50,000 to €500,000. In any case, for the most part, for the most part, they make the taxpayer pay for it through a game of transfers wealth and so on. In the United Kingdom, we have millionaire MPs who make the taxpayer pay for the heating of their second homes, including greenhouses, okay? So you can have a good woman who wakes up in the morning, goes to work in a supermarket, who goes to work driving buses or pushing vacuum cleaners in companies, who is earning a miserable salary and uses her salary to pay for the heated swimming pool that no one uses on the other side of the country.
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Then we say, yeah, but no, we have to save the climate because the climate is changing. We have to do something. Quote. Okay, these are luxury beliefs, beliefs formulated by the wealthy, formulated by people who are at the top of the social ladder, but they are not the ones who are going to pay for the damage. The damage is destroyed lives. The damage can be deaths, it can be wars, it can be famines, it can be situations of extreme despair. But they are not the ones who perish. Others are the ones who pay. They can come and show that they have virtue. You understand? It's a bit like giving charity with other people's money, right? In a way, it means that they are virtuous. You, you, you are you, you are selfish, you understand? You, who think about your children, who think about your salary, who think about your heating and all that, for them, you are selfish. You shouldn't even exist for them, okay? You take up space, you breathe. They, you see, they have a level of nobility, feelings and virtues that you and I can't access, okay? That's why they have the right to force us. That's why they have the right to change behavior, to force people to adopt the right behavior, to do the right thing by force if necessary. You understand? That's kind of how they see us. They are above. There you have it. And then, well, when the little guy rents a helicopter, takes his friends to go skiing and so on, well, that's their little sin.
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You can't blame him for renting. Well, that's it. That's all. And yes, my friends, we really live in the heart. In the heart. In the heart of the class struggle, really. And that's really the only fight, really. And everything else, everything else, every other fight that you can name will end up there, will end up in that fight, unfortunately. That's it. It's eternal. It's classic, you know? It's classic. There you have it, my friends. That's why humanity has lived for centuries and centuries in slavery. Until now, by the way. Why? Why? Well, quite simply, it's the strongest. Who wants to exploit the weakest? Before, they didn't have a sense of formula, that's all. I grab you by force. I pick you up. You're picking up, I don't know, in your tree and so on. Some guys come and pick you up. And then we'll explain to you that you're going to work for so and so. And you shut up.
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That's it. Otherwise, you'll get ironed or something. That was the method. The old method lacked a bit of form and it was somewhat ineffective. Today's method is more effective. It's just a bit more formal, that's all. Just superficially, we don't go into depth. That's it. Friends, I'll leave you. I'll come back another time. See you soon, Sa.
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