Macron's Actions Unleash Chaos - Is Civil War Coming?

Hello everybody and welcome to Geopolitical Trends. It's so good to be with you as always. I know usually I do live streams on Saturdays. On this channel here, uh, but like sometimes when certain events that I need you to know about because I want you to put that within the, the right context of it. So, and that's the reason why I decided to do this one here today. So anyway, first of all, like always, which is a rule for me always to thank the members, I thank you guys for your continued support. I truly appreciate it. So Uh, I want to give a shout out to, uh, new members here. I want to go give shout out rather to Yanho Kor. Thank you very much for your continued support. I also want to give a shout out to Jack Deng as a member and, uh, Mary Rito as a supporter. Thank you so much for your continued support. So speaking of members, before I forget I'm gonna be doing a live stream for both the members and the supporters, okay? I'll do one for you guys for Q&A, but for members, I'm gonna be start sending the, the videos, uh, for the members first before I release them to the public. So that's just one of the perks that I'm gonna be starting to do here. So, and actually, to all of you I'll say thank you. And if it is your first time here, please, please make sure to hit the like button and let me know, uh, uh, and subscribe. Uh, and also, Lou, do let me know where you are joining me from here. So, uh, we might not have a lot because it's in the middle of the afternoon. And for me here, for you, I don't know what part of the world you're in. So in any event, so let me share with you what I'm gonna be talking about. Okay, uh, we're gonna be talking about for 30 minutes, whatever that is, then I'll open the floor for your questions and we'll just go from there. So, but before I'll do this, again, I'm gonna be talking about French demonstrations. And here is the thing that I want you to understand, or the question that I'm gonna put before you. You can either answer it on the chat or just, uh, wait till we have the conversation and go from there. So whether the French— and here's the thing— whether the French demonstration is going to turn into a civil war What do you think? You know, second thing, the question within part of this conversation is why, in your opinion, do you think the West is staying silent about the savagery— yes, I'll use the term— of the French law enforcement? Why do you think the West is staying silent about the savagery of the law enforcement, uh, authorities in France? And the third one, the third point that I'm going to be covering is about the ramification of such demonstrations on the political and social scene, not only in France, Europe as a whole, because that I do see some changes coming up. And as I always say, I have my family lives in France and we kind of talk, so I kind of always chat with them about this kind of stuff here. So, uh, oh, let me say thank you first of all to Osiris Great. Thank you so much for your Super Sticker. As always, I truly, truly appreciate it. So Uh, also I want to say thank you to, uh, uh, oh, Anna Kiblis, thank you so much for your super sticker. So, uh, like, again, like I always say, guys, your support means a lot. So, and I'm not saying it to be Mr. Nice, I'm beyond that kind of stuff. As a matter of fact, I'm gonna share a quick story with you that I had with one of the viewers that put some nasty comment. And put a nasty comment because I did some sort of part of an advertisement for an entity that reached out to me to do an advertisement for them. And the guy was nasty about it because he didn't like it. Well, he didn't like it. It's a business decision. You know, I mean, to me, I would say put your money where your mouth is and put $10,000 on my table right here. You know, I And I kind of just lashed out at the guy because to me it was an insult, not just to me but to the viewership, my viewers. And I will protect that at any cost. You know, he was, he was pathetic, childish by saying, oh, I'm gonna unsubscribe. Please do so. Do so. You do me a favor because you don't fit in into this category with these individuals here that are very intellectually savvy. And understand the dynamics of how things are. You know, I kind of— like I always say, guys, I'll bend, I'll bend whatever, I'll do whatever for you as my viewer, and because of the respect I have for you. But I have no tolerance whatsoever, no tolerance for stupidity, because that's what it was. So, so I hope the person subscri— unsubscribed and does me a favor for that. So anyway, I wanted to share this with you, so But we're gonna keep it on a positive energy here because I don't allow negative energy to take over. So, uh, okay, let me see who's joining me from here. Uh, yeah, yeah, no more croissant. I used to eat a lot of croissants when I used to go France. I used to do them here even at home here in the US, but I cut down on that stuff because of what I'm finding out how they are making croissants nowadays, and, and I will not touch that stuff for health reasons. It's, uh, just be aware of what you consume, guys. Be aware of what you consume. Uh, same with you, William. No more wine for Charles. You got that right, because King Charles of England, his trip to France was canceled because of the demonstrations, and I'm gonna touch on that briefly as we move along. Uh, Trevor Gordon from New York, good to have you. Aliu Jalloh from Gambia, good to have you. Uh, Atale from Philippines, there you are, good to have you. Uh, from Philippines, there's some good stuff going on in Philippines as we speak. So, so, uh, let me do first of all, like I always do, because that's how I do things here, I'll do a tour around with you about what's going on, some key things that I need you to know. Then we'll dive in, we'll talk about the health a tip of the day, then we'll jump in into our topic. So, so the— what's going on is that Turkey now— and I'm gonna share the, the image with you guys so you can see— uh, Turkey, check this out, guys, Turkey just developed this plane. And why is this important? Because this one is equipped with a later— latest, I'm sorry, latest navigation system, flight system And here's the kicker: NVGs, night vision. That is what is unique about this. So this is homegrown in Turkey, so it's very, very interesting. Uh, the next thing I will share with you is this. This one is an Australian court in Australia released, you know, Oliver Schultz. His name is Oliver Schultz. He was a soldier who committed war crimes. Yeah, in Afghanistan, when I was in Afghanistan, I was aware— when I was in Afghanistan back then, I was aware of some acts by Aussies. Some Americans conduct some bad behavior. Yeah, a shame on our system that they didn't put them in court, because enemy or not, they're human beings before anything else. You know, we learned in the military the rule of engagements. You gotta, you know, like children, like women, like elderly, like whatever, you have to have some dignity of sort. Yes, it's a war zone. Yes, the bad things can happen. But what some have done, it defies the international law. What is those all about? Now you got this Aussie court that set the guy on bond after he committed crime, war crimes in Afghanistan. So, uh, and, and shame, shame on the Aussie justice system. So Uh, the next thing I want to share with you is the ongoing demonstrations now in Israel. They becoming very serious, even though the Prime Minister Netanyahu, uh, reversed his decision as far as the judicial decision that was what created the problem. But demonstrators are not satisfied. I think, and I think they want Bibi Netanyahu out of the government. They want to resign. So whether that's going to happen or not, I'm not sure. But it's bad for Israel now if these demonstrations, you know, keep going because it will create fragmentation inside the society, that is. The other, the last thing I want to share with you, it has to do with a very symbolic trip by none other than a former Taiwanese president by the name of Ma Ying-jeou. I hope I pronounced it correctly, who arrived in China. So he is the former and the— or current Taiwanese president to ever visit China since the defeated Republic of China's government fled to Taiwan in 1949 at the end of the Civil War. So it's, it's a very, very interesting development. My sense, guys, uh, the way I think about it, my, uh, if I'm to put my geopolitical analyst hat on, is that he is sensing where the tensions that the US and the West are fomenting Okay, when it comes down to the issue of Taiwan, you know, and he is making— wants to make sure by going to China. I don't know whether he's gonna meet with President Xi or not. I can't confirm this, I don't know. All I know is that his trip was not official to Beijing, that I know for a fact, which to me tells me that this is not an official trip, you know. He might be going for ancestral visits per se, because he's a Chinese. So, but my sense is that he wants to sort of, uh, let, uh, China know that no need for any escalation whatsoever, because what the Taiwanese government is doing is just being pushed over the cliff. So he wants to make that clear to China, and I think China understands that. So it's common sense because all this rearrangement, security one, from the US that is doing with Australia, the Philippines— speaking of Philippines, just allowed now 4 more bases, you know, you know, what is Philippines doing? You know, I was thinking that Marcos Jr. is gonna be a wise man. Yes, it's a tight balance between security needs and prosperity or economic requirements. That his country, because they depend on China for trade. Now here's the question for you, and please leave me a comment on the, uh, uh, chat section if you like. Yeah, do you think that can China shut down trade with Philippines if Philippines keep opening its land for the US military presence? So, so this is what I see, the, the tension that is going on. And with Japan, of course, Japan we can't talk about it because Japan can't say anything on its own. Japan is doing what is being told. Simple, straightforward. No, it's no different than now than Australia. They are being— they are doing what they are being told. So, uh, and that's what I see things going. So, all right, let me talk about the health segment here. The tip for you of today, the tip of today is none other than a very authentic spice called turmeric. And I'm talking about organic turmeric, not a regular. You have— if you start using turmeric, make sure it's organic. The reason why, because organic turmeric, uh, it has curcumin in it. Of course, turmeric is— the chemical compound is curcumin, which targets free radicals, which are known to trigger several human diseases. Yeah, but again, make sure it's organic turmeric. I make it with my own coffee, believe it or not. I mix a little bit of turmeric in coffee and I add cinnamon when I grind— after I grind the, the, the, uh, the beans, and, and I'll mix them up with the coffee before I do the hot water and all that stuff. So, so I'll mix it with my coffee naturally. I've been doing it for years. It's nothing new to me. I get used to it. So, so here's the thing, uh, and why I say again organic turmeric, because organic turmeric is grown without synthetic pesticides and harmful chemicals, which what we have in our food system here. I don't touch that stuff, you know. It's a little bit pricey to buy organic stuff, but is your health worth less? Think about it that way. Some of the benefits of turmeric, for example, it relieves joint— oh, it relieves joint and back, I believe, knee pain, you know, reduce inflammation. Of course, it boosts the brain functions, and it has some very, very good benefits to it. So, so just start considering turmeric because it's very, very important. All right, let's jump in our topic, guys, so we can talk because we got a lot to cover here. So, uh, let me see. I have to wear my glasses. I don't like it, but it is what it is. Uh, you know, I'm gonna start with Anna. Yeah, why not? Let's do it this way, guys. I see Anna Kivlis put a question here. What is your take about the depleted uranium ammunition sent to Ukraine? Will it escalate the war to another level? Yes, it will. It's because Ukrainians already using it. They said to target the Russian soldiers. You know, what do you think Russia is going to do? Sit idle and watch? No, it's the same thing we did. You know, when the UK now sent this to Ukraine, it's the same thing we did when we sent the, the plutonium to Iraq. Yes, we did. Yes, we did. You know, UK is another country that just, uh, it's irrelevant, but it's doing what it's being told. So UK, in my opinion, was ordered by the US to deliver this kind of depleted uranium. It's bad news, yeah, and it could escalate things. But now with Russia already moved its tactical nukes, they are now on Belarus territory, yeah. The tactical nukes are on Belarusian territory, which evaporate everything on its target. Let's hope it doesn't get to that, because everybody— nobody's going to be safe, I tell you this. But with this depleted uranium, that's UK. UK, you can just see they pushing. They really want a war, and not only a regular war, they want a nuclear war, that is. That is what's dangerous about this, and that's what I see the concern. I hope it doesn't get to that. So, all right, let's talk about the, uh, uh, France. Now, the— let me show you some images here, guys. Uh, yeah, just take a look at the savagery of the— of this, uh, uh, law enforcement. I'm not saying you be against law enforcement. No, no, no, no, you need to have law enforcement. You have to have order of sort. But this to me is an indication for something far worse. This now goes beyond what President Macron was saying about raising the, the retirement age to 64 from 62. As one who has a family, lives in France, French people like their leisure time. It's part of their culture, you know. It's like when you go at 10 AM in the morning and you go walk downtown Paris, whatever, you You see coffee shops are packed, you know, because people like the leisure time. They'll eat their croissant, they'll have their coffee, and then that's how they live. So now the French president shoving down their throat the legislation, they're not going to accept it. Now there are those who say, well, the French system is so generous, which is true. It is true because here it is, if you happen to be a French citizen If you happen to be a French citizen, by the time you reach 24, you know, of course your education is paid for, your higher education, college and all that is paid for. Your healthcare is taken care of. Then you get some sort of yearly salary, whatever monthly they are doing that. So you get some sort of stipend from the government. You know, that money will have to come from somewhere. I understand that argument. But for Macron to be pushing this while at the same time taking money out of France and giving it to Ukraine, French people is not gonna like that. They're not gonna, they're not gonna tolerate it. Because a few years ago, the French Parliament— and again, when I, I travel a lot to France, my family is still there, but back then I used to go a lot. I'm going to have a conversation with the family over dinner and all this. Well, you Americans work a lot and all that stuff. We, you know, I see. Yeah, we are a fast-paced society. That's why we are not relaxed. That's why that person who made the comment about it takes me 10 minutes before I get into the topic, it's an indication. Maybe he's an American, maybe not. Some of us Americans, they don't know— we don't know how to relax. Just chill out. Life is too short. You know, go have a cup of coffee and an Italian biscotti. That's the way I look at it. As we call it in French, le joie de vivre. What is the reason for living if you are going to be just spending your week at work? You know, what are you going to be enjoying your life if you're just keeping your money in the bank sitting? What kind of life is that? So French people like their, their leisure time, so And there— but, but when you start hearing calls, because now there are calls for France to get out of NATO altogether, yes, this is what gives me an idea. Now this is more than just, uh, uh, retirement age. And French president, because he was in second term, he cannot run for elections again. That's it. So that's why he wants to do whatever. But what he didn't count on is that France could set the tone for what, what lies ahead in Europe. That means you could see the entire Europe like this. Of course, there will be countries you won't see this, like for example, uh, Hungary, you won't see this. Bulgaria, which by the way just declared they are not sending any ammunition to Ukraine anymore. You can see countries like Romania, Poland, and all that. You might not see this, but countries like Germany, countries like Italy, like Spain, Portugal to a degree, those are at the heart of what Europe is all about. So when you start hearing calls about protesters now saying France needs to leave NATO, That's, that's a different conversation, which means this is heading out to a different direction altogether. And that's what I see, where these tensions are now escalating. That's gonna go beyond France's borders. In Germany, they already have protests. As a matter of fact, this morning, some of them, some of the transportation have regained normalcy, per se. But even German people, they stay in mum and quiet, but suffering quietly because they don't like what their government is doing. Could Germany descend into same chaos like France? It's unlikely, but demonstrations are— there's a possibility there. Let me show you another image here. Look, you look at these images like this and you said to yourself, well, this to me, if you didn't know about France, you will think it's a war zone. Of sorts, you know. Uh, yes, the law enforcement needs to do their job, but when they are the way they treating— this is no different what then one dictator Trudeau did during the, the truck convoy. You all remember those images, you know, with the, the, the police officers on the horse, you know, just walk, you know, going over humans on the ground because they fell. It was one woman I remember It was horrible to see. And, and like I put the question before, and the question before you, why is the Western media staying quiet about these abuses? Because this, to me, it's an abuse of the protesters. Don't they have the right to protest? You know, of course you call a spade a spade, given that there should be no destruction of, of property. You know, that's to me, it's a no-no, because you can do whatever you want, but you're gonna have to show some restraint here as far as destruction of property. So, and when you start to see images like this, then we're gonna have to have a different conversation here, because that, that's just not right. That is not right. But also how law enforcement is engaging with the, uh, This is another image from— the garbage is just piling up on the streets, downtown Paris. Yeah, that's, that's how France is becoming now. So, so the silence of the Western media, and makes you just wonder, why are they silent? You know, because to me it's considered human rights abuses. You know, the— you don't hear this now. Here's the question for you. How do you think Western media would react if we would have seen this, let's say, in China, let's say in Russia, let's say in Angola? Which, by the way, the US is about to sanction Angola now for not agreeing to this LGBT legislation or whatever. Basically what the US wants, it wants Angola to allow LGBT. Well, wait a minute, wait a minute. Is a country that doesn't believe in that. You know, it's, it's kind of— it's their country, they can decide whatever. Or the same arguments could be, uh, said about this one here, for the idea that why aren't we seeing, for example, uh, some calls by Western media that's saying, well, France shouldn't, shouldn't be using this massive security clamped down on protesters. Yeah, they stay mum about it. And that's right there, it gives you an idea of the double standard. And again, I'm not here to badmouth the system. That's not what I'm here for, because I'm sort of beyond that kind of stuff. We don't, you know, I don't do that kind of stuff in this channel or the other two, the big channel, because I don't believe in that. I believe in providing ideas, exchange of ideas. You know, providing solutions, suggesting solutions to problems, because that's to me what the community is all about. And that's why, once again, I'm gonna say it— I, I don't like to beat the dead horse here, but I have no tolerance for stupidity. When I see some stupid comments from people, do me a favor, please, and just unsubscribe. Straightforward. Because I am what you see. You— what you're gonna get from me is clarity is information accuracy to the best of my knowledge. That's what you would expect from me. It's why— because you are trading your time for sitting down and listen to what I have to say. And if there is one thing you will never get back if you lose it, can anybody write the answer there? What is the one thing that you will never get back once it's gone? Let me see if anybody can write that. All right, I didn't see any answers yet, and then it's not you guys, it takes a delay for it to come back. So yeah, it's time. Time is the precious things you will never get back. You can buy it, you can— so that's why I said to myself, I'm saying, I'm I am here to share the knowledge. I don't have time nor the energy for nonsense. Why? It's because your time means a lot to me, that you are giving up time to sit down here and listen to what I have to say. Because you're here to learn from me, but I'm here also to learn from you as well. It's— that's what a community is all about. So that is the important thing that I, uh, I want to just highlight to you here. So So it becomes question is why Western media will not sort of come down and say, wait a minute, French government, you shouldn't be climbing that hard on protesters. Canada didn't say that. We all saw what the dictator Trudeau did, his government. As a matter of fact, now they are, I just find that out this morning, that Canada, the government of dictator Trudeau, and I call him dictator Trudeau, I don't shy away. Yeah, he's the PM. You give him also the proper title that he's— because his title, it's like President Zelensky. Well, I call him President Comedian. Uh, the— when it comes down to Trudeau, is PM Dictator Trudeau. So what I just find out is that now he tried to collect information on 200 companies. Get this, guys, 200 companies that have supported one way or another the trucker convoy, okay? And wants to get the name of those companies, information about them, and send that info to the banks so the banks cannot give them loans or do business with them or whatever. That's how pathetic and that's how screwed that, that, uh, dictator Trudeau has become, because that's not a behavior of a, of a leader that will think for the welfare of a country. You're targeting those 200 companies. What for? Because they disagreed with you. And same thing that's going on in France. And again, there are those who argue, well, the French system cannot support making the social programs or whatever. Yeah, well, how about if we take a step back and figure out what are they spending by sending billions of dollars— euros, that is— to Ukraine. How about using that money inside France? It's no different than us. For us here in the US, Americans are so, so asleep. Hey, Boone, good to see you, brother. You know, hi, Boone. Oh, you're right, according to Pelosi, it's a beautiful sight. You're absolutely correct, Boone. Yeah, look now what's going on in France, because whoever thought And again, I spend a lot of time in France, you know, it's a pretty country, especially the countryside, whatever. But when you start seeing this and the government justifying this clampdown, the harsh, not even, you know, I just saw an image of, I wish I could have picked up that image, of a woman, it was just run through by these people, crack her head down on the pavement. You know how barbaric this is. It's almost— I feel like, uh, maybe, you know what's need to happen in France? They need to bring back la guillotine for the leadership. You all know what happened to Louis XIV, right? Yeah, because that's— if there is anything, it will happen as far as the change, maybe even on a global level, it's gonna start in France because France has the history for this. You know, the Civil War in France back then You know, the French Revolution, it wasn't a revolution. You know, some, some are trying to distort history. It was a civil war. They just gave it the term, uh, uh, Revolution, French Revolution. No, it wasn't a revolution, it was civil war. It's because the gap widened between the rich, the wealthy, and, and, and the poor. But the problem wasn't about that. It was about because the wealthy start controlling the resources and dictating the terms to those who have not, who have not much, who do not have much— the poor, that is, middle class, whatever you want to call it. It's no different than what I'm seeing here in my country, in the US, that the gap is widening. And yet We are sending over $100 billion to Ukraine. We are fomenting tensions in, in the Taiwan Strait. We are increasing the budget, the defense budget for next year for about $816 billion plus the supplemental bill, which will put us at about $1.2 to $1.3 trillion for defense. That just defies logic. Where is the pragmatism of those lawmakers? It tells me right there they don't care. So how would— how you end up— what's need to be done to resolve the issue? You're gonna have to change the system one way or another. You know, peaceful means is always the best approach. Yeah, it's heartbreaking to see what's going on in France, but at the same time, I am seeing now this is gonna go far beyond. Yeah, because The French president could reverse that, and with that, it depends. I don't know, I have my doubts he will do that because he's not running for office, you know. If this would have happened during his first term, he would have changed his, uh, he would have changed the, his course of action. But I don't see this happening now, you know. And this is not just in Paris, by the way. Uh, that image I shared with you, let me, let me share it again. This one here, this one right here, guys, this image here is in Bordeaux, in Bordeaux city. That's not Paris, that's Bordeaux, which tells you right there this is not limited to just France, to Paris. It's across the country. 3.5 million people descended to the streets and more to come because they are not stopping. And yet we don't hear much about it on— you see few images here and there, okay? No government in the West are challenging the French government to kind of scale down this, calming down by using the security forces. Those are riot police, and shame on those riot police officers themselves. Shame of them. I understand they're doing their job But come on, man, let's take a step back. Don't they have families as well? Because that could be them one day, and they might be saying the same thing about the next law enforcement officer who might be clamping down on them. You know, as you all know, guys, life goes in cycles. You know, there's that saying, and history repeats itself and so forth. Yeah, and this is what I don't understand, the double standards that persist, and it becomes now so prevalent in our existence as far as how the democratic system, you know, then why are we still calling it democracy to begin with when we know it's nothing but an illusion? You know, Aristotle, 2,000 years ago. Yeah, 2,000 years ago. Warned about how messy democracy can be. You know, it's because, like I argued before, uh, if, if we are to live in a true democracy, why, why in the case of France, why did France didn't allow a referendum and people can vote on that? You know, wouldn't that be in line with what democracy is all about? You know, So some people just try to think, you know, I'm too rational and I can only see it this way. That's a tunnel vision. You have to see the big picture. If you are to say we live in a democracy, well, then let people have a say into how that democracy should be practiced. You know, you can't just say democracy and close the door. It's like what we are witnessing now with this, some sort of censorship. You know, it's kind of shame. I just never thought I would ever see this in my lifetime. And more and more I'm like, well, there are those who will argue, well, then go live in a dictatorship. That's, that, that's a weak argument because we know dictatorship system is different than our system here in democracy. Yeah, in name only, by the way. You know, at least in the dictatorship You know, there are some, do you know where they stand on? So, and I'm not saying I, you know, that's not my system. I would not live in a system like that, and I wouldn't allow myself to live in a system like that. But at the same time, if I am to say I live in a democracy, then I gotta have to see, okay, what are my ways of voicing my concerns to the government? You know, making sure that the government is not abusing its power beyond And it is, you know, that's to me the right thing to do, you know, by allowing a referendum. So why aren't we having that in the democracy? That's the same thing with spending money here, you know. Why aren't we having a say into how our money is spent? You know, why aren't we having say into how much chemicals that been used through the, the, the, uh, what you call them, the chemtrail, the planes that they go and drop the, the pesticides and all that stuff. Why don't we have any say into that? And the whole reason, because you're gonna— you have pharmaceutical industry that is in sort of taking over the government behind closed doors and dictating the term. You know, people will be sitting on the boards pushing the agenda for more medication that will make people sicker. Not healthier. So why should I have respect for that? You know, again, it's my own decision. You know, I kind of keep myself informed and dig into the information. And there's ways of finding things out, guys. There are ways of finding out. Because the government doesn't care for your health. For example, government is not going to tell you, hey, we are putting so much hydrogenated oil into this, that's going to make you sick, or canola oil, whatever that is. And you are consuming all that. Well, like I always say, if you ask an American, which most likely they might not even know the answer— if you ask an American what are most cases of cancer in the United States are related to, they're not gonna know. They are related to food. Why? It's because the pesticides that is dropped from— dumped from the planes and the, the GMO stuff that the evil Bill Gates is pushing for by saying, yeah, you're gonna eat whatever. You know, who the heck are you to dictate to me what I'm gonna consume? You know, it's kind of call a spade a spade. You know, I personally, for me, I wouldn't even allow anyone, even my dead parents if they were to come alive back, and you know, no, I won't allow that. Why? Because I take responsibility for my own health. It's because I know the connection that exists between pharmaceutical and government, between the meat industry and government, between the beverage industry and government. Speaking of beverage industry, I'm going to share a story with you. I don't know if I ever did or not. Please, if I did, remind me so I'll stop talking about that. Back in the '60s, When the study— a research was conducted at Harvard about the link between sugary drinks and diabetes, and they found the link. Yeah, soda, that soda you drink, that's your link to diabetes, you know. And what did the beverage industry do? They rushed right away and gave the scientists $60,000 each to alter the research. And that's why, would you trust pharmaceutical? You gotta be— you gotta be out of your mind if you do. Pardon me if I use the term. It's because a smart person will think twice. Nothing in that medication you're using, whatever, it's nothing but chemicals. So how do you think your body is going to react to that? So, so I don't even know how we got into talking about this one here, but hey, that's the beauty of live stream. And this is why my respect to you comes in time of— in, in a way of you allocating time to sit here and listen to what I share with you. So, so to go back to our topic here, uh, as far as France, uh, just the idea of— and I'm gonna wrap it up here and open up for your questions here, guys. So it's just the idea of the double standard that exists from the West. For not calling the French government to sort of, uh, uh, uh, uh, sort of, uh, respect— I know, respect the rights of those individuals to, to protest. On the other hand, when you will start having, uh, property destruction, then that right is gone. That's the way I see it. You know, I can go demonstrate right? As long as I don't harm anyone, as long as I don't destroy any property, because that's the right thing to do. So, but to me, again, this— what I'm— the images I'm seeing and the conversation that I have with my family, it's, it's telling me a different story. This is far bigger. And once you start to hear about, uh, people asking for France to get out of NATO That's, that's, that's the straw that breaks the camel's back, in my opinions. The third question that I put at the beginning, as I said, uh, what I'm going to be covering, it has to do with, you know, the ramification of change like this on the political and social landscape. Well, it might be just on, on the European soil, but it could go far beyond. You know, you look at now Australia More people are waking up to this reality of this submarine deal, that they were told lies about it. The government, Albo's government, Albanese, that is Prime Minister, is another weak leader, very weak, the likes of, uh, uh, what's his name, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The name of, uh, dictator Prime Minister Dictator Trudeau, because what Trudeau is doing, it's not strength, and that's not leadership. That's fear. That is fear prompting him to behave in that manner. That, to me, it's not leadership, because a leader knows exactly how things should work, you know. You know, I'm saying a leader will take stand, but at the same time, there are ways of how to approach that. And that is usually what I like to do here in our channel here with you guys, because we are a community here, you know. Your welfare, your well-being is of great importance to me. And your welfare— what do I mean by this, guys— is when we sit down here and converse virtually, that if any one will put some stupid comments or so, or an insult, whatever, I would not allow that. Because I have respect for you. So, uh, one other thing that I want to mention to you within this big picture, the ramifications— well, the social one, of course, it will be major if this legislation, uh, uh, holds, which I, I just don't see that, uh, this is gonna go because it's, it's part of the culture. And, and for some people, they'll criticize quickly because they don't understand the culture. Yeah, if you don't understand the culture, you shouldn't assume certain things. That, like, for example, uh, uh, the Asian culture, you know, and the Asian culture, for example, they believe in karma. I believe in karma, you know. Why? It's because I read enough about it to to understand that is part of the culture in Asian societies. You know, that's one. And second thing, you know, the teaching of the Shaolin. You know, I do some of the Shaolin teachings. And to those who might— who knows what a Shaolin— Shaolin, what am I referring to here? So, and part of that teaching is also have to understand, you know, the, the, the— not only your existence within the universe, you know, energy-wise and so forth, but karma plays a role into is the same thing that applies to France. France understand part of their culture is that leisure time. That's why their work week, you know, for us in the US is 40 hours considered full-time. In France, they passed the law a few years ago, and Parliament approves it, that 35 hours considered the full-time in France. You know, in France, for example, you are forced to take vacation You can't cash in your vacation, and your vacation, as soon as you start working, is one month off. I remember my family when I was a kid, you know, growing up, and they always had a plan for where next summer vacation is going to be because they have that month off. It's already been scheduled, you know, it's part of the culture. That's how the culture is. And for French President Emmanuel Macron to go ahead and shove down the throat of the French people this legislation, they're not gonna accept it. And second thing, like I said earlier, give them a chance to express their opinions. You know, put it in a referendum, put it to a vote. Isn't that what democracy is all about? So that's how I see it. So what I was gonna say about the implications here, and I'm gonna turn it over, see a few questions here, is that France is also losing its grip in Africa. You take the example of Morocco. Morocco was a colony of France, okay? Well, Morocco now is switching from French language to English. No, no, you got some countries in, in, uh, in Africa that kicking out France, like in Mali, for example. They asked French troops to leave the territory. No more French presence. You know, because Africa is waking up. You know, that is usually how, uh, uh, it's working. All right, all right, let me see some questions here, guys, because I'm gonna, uh, uh, uh, stay— just answer a few here. And, uh, oh, let me see, somebody put macaroni. Now stay away from that food, man. Yeah, all that stuff is all the carbs. By the way, you know, the, the reason I'm sharing this knowledge with you guys, because I want you to know I have access to one of the, the best nutritionists, to me, in my opinion, in the world. And I don't care what others say, you know. And that's how I learned over the years how these things work. So yeah, stay away from that stuff. It's, it's not healthy for you. Too much carbohydrates is not healthy for So let me go back to the top and I take a look, see if I have any questions there. And, uh, once again, I thank, uh, uh, uh, I thank Boone and I thank Anna Kevlis and I thank Osiris Great for the super sticker. I truly, truly appreciate it, guys. So, all right, I'm going down just to see if there are any questions here and we'll go from there. Uh, Annabelle already, already answered that question. I believe I did. Uh, let me go down here. Uh, question from Boone. All right, Boone question: can you share some links to videos that are not from mainstream media on the French protest? Yeah, I'll put them on, uh, on the description. I'll go— usually I don't— if you notice, guys, for the videos that I do. Make sure you take a look at those links. Literally, I do spend time doing research on that. That's, that's what pissed me off on that person's comment. His name is Etho, the screen name. That's what pissed me off, because the person didn't understand the time, effort, and energy it takes for me to sit down and do a video. I don't talk on the top of my head. I have to research the stuff. And it takes me time. That's why I didn't appreciate that stupid comment. So, so yeah, yeah, I'm gonna put the links for you, uh, on— for all of you, not just you, for all of you on the, uh, description here. All right, let me— Revolution. So, okay, let me see if there's any other question down here. And we might be doing again a live stream on the weekend. I'm not sure yet, but, uh, I'm working on a video for you guys, the upcoming video. Make sure you take a look at it. And, uh, because I'm talking about the financial aspects within the geopolitical context. Yeah, with, uh, I'm addressing two key points there, just give you a heads up about Credit Suisse, which is in, in, in Europe of course, Switzerland, and the Deutsche Bank in Germany. So be on the lookout for the next video. My editor is putting it together. So, oh, Malcolm, Malcolm, thank you so much, man. I've been Malcolm. I appreciate it. And yeah, it's, it's your time also because it means a lot to me. I don't want you to waste your time sitting, listen to me if I have nothing of importance to share. If I have nothing of knowledge to add to you or for you to gain. And to me, that's how I look at it. That's why I appreciate you guys. And again, I don't hold back. To those who know me will tell you I don't sugarcoat whatsoever, whether I'm addressing a president or addressing an average layman. You know, of course, with the president, you follow the protocol and so forth. But if the president, he has— he or she has to know what's need to be said, I'm gonna say it. I don't hold back. So, so I do thank you so much for your kind words. It really means a lot and I appreciate it. Uh, let me see here, going down, going down all the way. Uh, see any question? Oh, uh, Gordon, thank you so much for your Super Sticker. I truly appreciate it. Uh, uh, somebody share here, boycott smartphone. You know, I got your point. See this one here? I'm gonna show you guys something. The back of my phone, that's all I can say. And there is something inside this particular cover. Yeah, you don't want to put that too much to your head, to those who are using Uh, by the way, to those who are using the headsets that are without the, the cordless, it's the worst thing you can do. You know why? Because it's using your head as the antenna. That's how Brave Wind, uh, waves magnetic waves. That's why when you go to bed, do not keep your cell phone near your bed. Because the magnetic of it, the waves at night. So, so you're absolutely correct. All right, let me see something in Canada. I can just send— yeah, of course, I like that. Canada can just send balloons their way, problem solved. You're right. Yeah, it's sad to see what becomes— what has become of Canada. When I was a kid growing up, you always think of Canada was this ideal country. Gone. It's gone. Oh, I see question from William. William, good to have you here. The question: if US deliberately enters Ukraine via Poland, do you think Germany, France, Italy, etc. will join with Article 5? No, no, they can't because no country has been attacked. That's the definition of Article 5. An attack on a member of the alliance is an attack on the entire alliance. You know, if they do that, they will not only break international law, break their own protocol, and it will really, really make sense for the Russians to use tactical nukes. And I bet you they will use them. You know, Poland is another country that is clueless as to what it's doing because it's being pushed over the cliff. You know, the 300,000 soldiers, majority of them Polish. Yeah, but like I said last time, this is where history comes in. If you only know the history of Poland and Ukraine, especially on the western side of Ukraine, That territory there used to belong to Poland at some point in history. Of course Poland's going to be thinking about an opportunity. This is why I'm saying if there is negotiations now to end the Ukraine conflict, that would be great, but don't ever expect Russia to turn back that territory. I will be surprised if Russia would ever do that. So, so yeah, no, I won't consider that one, William. It won't, it won't happen because, uh, NATO knows what it means. They know what it means. So, all right guys, well, I thank you very much for your kind support. I truly appreciate being with you here as always, and I look forward to next time. As always, remember, geopolitics impacts your daily life in more ways than one. Till next time, guys. Bye-bye.