No UBI - May Cause WW3 - Russia

worse after Joe Biden called for a regime change in the country, where he said that Putin, which he called the butcher, should not be allowed to remain in power. The Kremlin has noted that it is not for Biden to decide whether or not Putin will anymore. War is so much gray area that nobody knows what's happening. War is so much death and disgust that nobody knows where the next crisis is going to come from. And so the old rules of you would not hurt women, you would not hurt children, the old rules of, you know, you would engage only in battle to an enemy that knew you were coming, that came back from times of, you know, where you would duel. Think about all the times of dueling in the medieval and earlier times or, you know, the eye for an eye kind of mentality where both people knew what was happening, they would both put their fists up, both hold their swords, hold their pistols, whatever the weapon of the timeline is, and they would act because they knew it. And whoever drew first or whoever stood up longest or whoever could take the most beating, that was the winner. It's not like that anymore. Now we have old men playing with nuclear weapons, threatening the entire existence of the world but it's the same mentality. It's the same idea that it's them versus the other, but they're taking our families with them. And so we have to expect some sort of global revolution to take place in the future. Russia's foreign ministry said that Western sanctions undermine the global financial system that was established after the the World War. We have this hearkening back to World War every time from these leaders. You have Biden talking about it. You have all US military leaders talking about it. You have Russia's—

Welcome back to the channel. I hope you all are having a great day. And that was a little clip, an excerpt from a channel called the Full Spectrum Survival Channel. and they're talking about the likelihood of nuclear war with Russia. Uh, it kind of dealt with what were some of the requirements for Russia to use nuclear weapons and that there are no signed agreements from Russia that there has to be any first strikes on them. They can initiate strikes with their nuclear weapons. They don't have to wait for somebody else to do it. And as you can tell by the title of this video, I want to draw some, correlate what I believe lack of universal Bitcoin does to the world. right? And how it can even put us on the path to World War III, right? And I know some people might feel I'm reaching from this, that they aren't related to one another, but I think they are. And I think there's going to be an interesting video that kind of connects the dots on how, uh, not acknowledging something like universal basic income, um, on a global level, um, can lead to these type things, right? Uh, so that's what I'm going to attempt to do in this video. So I think many of you all will find it interesting, even, even if you're not interested in UBI, universal basic income, you might find it interesting just from the perspective of what's going to happen to you, whether you're in a European-based company, uh, country, or whether you're in Ukraine or Russia or the United States. to kind of give you, um, uh, an in-depth look at, uh, how you can have this domino effect when one thing isn't put, uh, um, you know, in order to prevent certain things from happening. So what I found interesting about the, uh, what the person is saying on this video, and I'll try to leave a link in the description because I thought it was a really, really good video and it kind of made sense to me. That this, something like this is, could be inevitable in the future and it could be very, very dangerous. Not a good situation at all, right? Because when you start to see events like this unfold, this is the beginning of how people start to lose their minds, right? This is how you, and it can, it can escalate. Now what I found very interesting about what he was saying about this situation was that he used words like there will need to be a global revolution, right, to stop these type of actions. In other words, to wake everybody up so we don't get on dangerous courses like this, right? And what would that look like, right? What politically, what policy-wise do you think we could incorporate into something like this to create a type of global revolution. And I can think of nothing greater or better than universal basic income, right? Because universal basic income, a lot of people, it's not just a financial policy. It is a human value policy, right? It is a policy that values people over the systems they're a part of, right? And they don't become the invisible people or the overlooked people and the frustrated people who later are problems to your system, right? So there's a lot of, uh, things that go into, um, universal basic income both politically and psychologically. And this is something I think that gets left out of the conversation a great deal. But let's take a, a, a walk down memory lane And let's talk about what happened with Russia. How did Russia get on this path? Is Putin just a madman? Well, he— the media makes Putin appear like a madman. But let's talk about some of the facts of what happened in the communist Soviet Union after its decline and much of what happened to the expansion of NATO in the '90s and, and, and what is the basis of, uh, Putin's frustration. So everything has a cause. Why did Putin, uh, invade Ukraine to begin with? So what you have to understand is that when the empire, the Soviet Union, when it was very, very big, and of course we'll talk about the Soviet state, right, during the Cold War. Many of these Eastern European countries that were part of the Soviet Union, were under the scope of influence of the Soviet Union, many of them after the decline of the Soviet Union broke away and then went under the influence and expansion of NATO, right? You know, NATO basically supporting many of the Western powers, right? Your, your major players, your France, your England, your United States. Um, and basically what this expansion has done, as it expanded, it has expanded east to the east, all throughout Eastern Europe, is it's kind of boxed Russia in the corner. Now the thing is, these expansions are protecting corporate interests, economic financial structures. These are, uh, this isn't just, uh, about joining a clubhouse, right? To, in Putin's mind, the Russian people have lost a great deal, right? Um, that, uh, in other words, he's kind of looking at it like, uh, these places were never independent to begin with. They were always supposed to be under the the scoping, uh, of, of part of Russia. Um, and of course that's what sparked the, the catastrophe that's happening now that could lead a place like Russia to desperation. They keep hearkening back to the World Wars and such, right? And we have to think in terms of It's— people weren't much different in the 1940s and '50s than they are now, right? They weren't that much different as far as value system goes and, and things like that, right? So this is— it's not like this is so far-fetched that, uh, even you look at somebody like Hitler, even if you're looking at these— the middle, the middle 20th century that he was this crazy person, you know, that's not really how a lot of people who met with Hitler spoke with him. You know, uh, they didn't really see him as a crazy person, right? Uh, much— it's kind of similar to Russia in a sense, where Germany was this country that economically felt it lost a great deal. The people suffered, and this kind of frustration, especially when it could be blamed on someone else, and people are starving The people in Russia are under these sanctions are going to begin to starve, right? They're going to lose a lot. And what are they going to do? They're going to build up frustration and desperation. And then all that's going to be turned against the Western powers, right? Same thing like with Germany. What would Germany have done if they got a nuclear weapon, right? First, right? They would have used it just much like the United States used it. So here's the point I'm making, and here's where I'm, I'm gonna wrap up universal basic income into, um, all of this, right? Universal basic income, first of all, it needs to be global, right? That's going to quell many people who are in states of desperation, who have nothing to lose, who are willing to strike first because they're desperate, and the people are starving because of sanctions on them everywhere, right? First, that would quell a lot of the desire for power and more prosperity through any means necessary because everyone would be under air conditioning and food, right? When people are under air conditioning and food, it's hard to get people to be upset, you know? And you know, obviously that makes sense, right? If you got no reason to fight, you're not going to fight, right? Uh, if you got, you know, but if you're desperate under sanctions and, uh, the walls are closing in on you and you're an animal who's trapped in a corner, then you got every reason to come out fighting, right? So lack of global basic income and universal basic income creates these type of people. Now the point I'm trying to make is there's a far-reaching effect to this, right? Because again, what you have to understand about universal basic income Take, put the money to a side for one reason, for a second. Universal basic income is a human value system, right? There is more that goes into human beings than resources and feeding them, right? There is also value that you give them, right? This is what keeps them off of drugs and what keeps them from going through periods of desperation and going through periods of, of being lost and hurting others and wanting to fight others because now they found themselves in a hostile environment, right? So Universal Basic Income is the global revolution the person at the beginning of our video is talking about, right? He may not know that, but I can't think of any other political movement, uh, that would, uh, show people that they are valued globally, take care of the people, right? And, uh, solve so many, uh, mix, uh, create so many solutions, whether it be economic stimulus, uh, you know, or what have you, whether it be reducing the crime rate and so on and so forth. Um, so this has a very, very far-reaching effect, and I do believe that in nations like Russia that are on these desperate courses like this, right? Uh, I do believe that what would happen is many of these people would just not fight. They would not want to fight, that they would want to, uh, get rid of somebody like Putin and not answer to what he's saying, right? Provided it doesn't become a state like World War II Germany where the German people were saying, well, it's either fight or die, right? It's either them or us, right? Because they always got to plot you against each other, right? Instead of there being a global solution. Now, of course, when it comes to resources and the taking and extracting of resources and how the expansion of NATO, uh, surrounding Russia, uh, that's all due to capitalist control, right? So in other words, that's like saying as More countries are using a support system of capitalism to continue to go out and take and usurp and repurpose these lands to create these systems, right? And these systems, how they're created, things that generally help to grow capitalism is things like some form of slavery or conquest or plunder. They all economically follow the setup and then next the government control of capitalism. And this isn't an anti-capitalism rant. I'm a capitalist, but I just believe in capitalism that doesn't start at zero. What it is is an accurate detailing of the history of how capitalism has, uh, ushered in support of wars and propped up wars, right? So I, I think it's very important to understand these details. Universal basic income is the global revolution, more than likely, because it could be both economic, a dollar and money incorporated into it, and it gives the world the one thing it needs uh, that shows everyone that they're valued, right? The people who are gonna launch nuclear weapons at us are going to be people who are not valued by the rest of the world. Hence Russia, right? Russia is a pariah isolated against the rest of the world, but they have bragged about having nuclear weapons, having a nuclear weapon arsenal that could blow up the entire world. Think about that. How do you even begin to solve a problem like that? Is it necessary? I mean, is it possible to do that? So in the idea of this global revolution, I can't think of anything policy-wise that would be as effective as something like this, right? And it wouldn't be an immediate thing that solves it, but throughout the course of events in our human history going forward to the future, I do believe it will play a very big part in reducing the likelihood of something like this happening because I do feel it's a something that is for an advanced civilization, right? That it will necessarily, that it will become something that is likely in the future of an advanced civilization. Those aren't just my ideas. Those are the ideas of many futurists, many people a lot more intelligent than myself. I think it's one of the most important things we can do. And I think if you study the universal basic income, you will see just how psychologically, just how far it goes in dealing with situations like this. I don't think this is something Russia can— any negotiation can come out of, right? If Russia wants to do this, what is the solution here? Russia just go back home? after all this loss of life and devastation and they get nothing, they just go back home? That's not very likely at this point with a country going around bragging about they got an arsenal that can destroy the entire world, right? That's like somebody having a bargaining chip you don't have, right? That's kind of equivalent to like the fear of North Korea getting nukes or something, you know, right? So I don't think Putin wants to do that. I think he's gonna— they're gonna stay there a while fighting. The other thing I don't understand is that how by the United States arming Ukraine, how does that constitute as not an act of war, right? So I don't— I feel I really see it like we're already in war with Russia and everybody says already World War III. I see this really as we're in World War III, to be honest with you, because everything is so connected, right? It's all Detroit's of a world war, uh, starting off with a smaller nation expanding out, being backed by other nations. Once you back a country and you're no longer neutral, you're part of it, right? You're just, you're just seconds away from declaring war. So, uh, that's kind of how I see it. There's not many policies I think that can get us out of this, right? But, and you know, I know a lot of people say, well, this is ridiculous, how would universal basic income stop this? Well, it wouldn't per se at this point, but it would prevent anything like this, I think, from happening in the future, right? I think many of the societies that exist and countries, economies that exist and so on, I believe that their mentality would be a lot different under a global revolution like this, right? I don't think they would think of terms like that, right? You know, it would just be different from how our world functions now under a capitalist system, which is a system that really does leave a lot of people behind. In other words, it doesn't care about, uh, a lot of people in the system, right? And again, when people are in a hostile environment, right, that doesn't favor them or value them, they began to act out in this way. So they're all symptoms, I think, of a bigger problem that's spurring this along, right? Putin feels he's lost economically and he's going backward. He's in decline. And if it keeps up, which it seems to be doing, then they're going to be like Germany was in World War II, right? They're going to have to worry. They're going to be economically contained, right? You know, so there are, you know, the narrative of he's a madman butcher. Uh, he may be those things, but there is a, uh, even a more logical reason why he's going on the fritz like this. And, uh, so, uh, the media won't tell us that, but I think we're smart enough to know and understand that. But that's all I want to say in this video. Continue to support ideas like universal basic income, the most important ideas we have, uh, in our world right now that could solve so many problems That's all I want to say in this video. Like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe. Until next time, as always, take care of yourselves and each other.