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Abu Dhabi talks: Europe is 'not worthy' and drives the war
Useless Abu Dhabi talks End. Z's Ultimatum to EU. Putin open to EU talks. RUS wants BACK its land.
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Pushes the agenda · agenda: US-Russia talks decide Ukraine's fate
Belief the Pravda network pushes: Russia and the United States should negotiate Ukraine's future without Europe, while Ukraine and the West block peace and threaten Russia.
The host recaps the Abu Dhabi talks and argues that the US and Russia settle things among themselves while weak Europeans, who keep promoting the Ukraine war, are kept out. He calls Russian claims that the EU holds Ukraine back from peace and drives the war 'kind of accurate'.
The video says · at 9:33 · quote checked against the transcript
“The European Union is the main driver of the West's war against Russia, with Ukraine fighting on its behalf. I think it's kind of accurate.”
The European Union is the main driver of West's war against Russia, with Ukraine fighting on its behalf. I think it's kind of accurate.
Beyond reporting the talks, the host endorses the Pravda framing: Europe is excluded because it is weak and 'not worthy', the EU keeps Ukraine from a peace deal, the US and Russia are the real deciders, and the US is the main warring party. Some of his remarks are sceptical of Russia, and he often relays claims rather than asserting them, so the verdict is not clear-cut.
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Transcript (en, 803 lines)
0:01 Hello, my friends and welcome back.
0:03 Thank you very much for being with me
0:04 again today.
0:06 Well, I finished 90
0:09 5% of the door,
0:11 which is I put insulation and you can
0:14 see the seam over there.
0:17 And then two covers
0:20 and I need to put some details, cover
0:21 some details here in the corners around
0:24 here, some insulation.
0:27 From time to time I will open the door.
0:29 It's very hot. I made a
0:32 fire earlier and
0:34 whoo, hot as hell. All right, what do we
0:36 have here?
0:38 So
0:40 the second day
0:42 of the consultations or negotiations or
0:45 talks in Abu Dhabi concluded between the
0:48 Americans, the Russians, and the
0:50 Ukrainian witnesses. The Europeans were
0:53 in a separate room catering. They were
0:57 preparing the food for the delegations
0:59 that discussed important matters in the
1:01 other room.
1:03 I will discuss
1:04 or I will present to you and discuss
1:08 the outcome of the two
1:10 sessions, the yesterday's and today's.
1:13 Yesterday they were about 4 hours and a
1:15 half. Today it was under 2 hours. What
1:19 they conclude, I will give you a short
1:21 uh
1:22 answer.
1:23 Nothing, just exchange of prisoners.
1:27 I will um tell you what happened to
1:29 Kushner and
1:31 Vitkov. One goes to Dublin, the other
1:33 one goes to Moscow. Zelenskyy
1:36 issues an ultimatum to
1:39 the European leaders. By the end of
1:41 November they have to make a choice.
1:44 The Europeans are very upset they were
1:45 not included in the negotiations. The
1:48 Russians say, well, we can talk.
1:50 Putin said, I can talk with whomever. Um
1:54 maybe that's a deer.
1:56 Come over here and we want to discuss. I
1:59 never anybody away from the
2:01 conversations. You kept yourselves apart
2:04 from any discussions.
2:08 Russia is okay with NATO
2:11 joining their or countries from the NATO
2:13 joining its security architecture.
2:17 You know, they have the former Soviet
2:20 some Soviet states. They formed a little
2:22 military and not only alliance, so
2:24 they're still under that.
2:27 And they said, well, if NATO country
2:28 wants to join,
2:30 we are
2:32 okay with that. Why stay only with NATO?
2:34 A different way to probably break NATO.
2:38 Then we have the Europeans who are very,
2:39 very upset. And why they are very, very
2:41 upset with the so-called security
2:44 European security
2:47 guarantees and they call them
2:49 differently.
2:51 Let me just pick the right one because
2:53 they're very upset with that.
2:55 With
2:58 the security, security, security
3:05 Now let's go to the last one,
3:07 architecture. So that talks about
3:10 security architecture in Europe
3:12 does is not on
3:14 on the European states. Why?
3:17 Because they want to be playing a role,
3:20 very important role, whereas the
3:21 Americans and the Russians don't want
3:24 them to play an important role. Why?
3:27 Because they're weak.
3:29 I remember reading a book on
3:32 a while ago, like 20 some years ago
3:34 maybe,
3:36 where it said
3:38 it was something about the elites
3:40 and who rules the world and who's in
3:42 charge and how many people you need to
3:44 buck buck in order to buck buck.
3:46 And
3:49 over there it says that the doors will
3:50 be open to you and
3:53 invited to join them only when you prove
3:56 yourself first.
3:57 Until then, you're just a tool.
3:59 So if the Europeans want to
4:02 be
4:03 invited to the new security architecture
4:06 in Europe, they have to prove themselves
4:08 worthy of these guys' attention, which
4:11 is the Americans and the Russians.
4:13 That's the big problem of the Europeans.
4:15 They're not worthy. Therefore, they are
4:17 still promoting
4:18 the Ukraine war as a necessity, way of
4:21 life, and so on.
4:23 Provide money made out of international
4:25 banking system, weapons, and
4:27 intelligence, and whatever they do.
4:30 Once once the Russians and the the
4:34 Americans are getting these guys in the
4:37 room, you're going to see how nice they
4:38 will pretend to be for a little while.
4:40 Why? They got what they wanted. They
4:42 want to be at the negotiating table
4:44 because they're important. All right,
4:46 let's start with the first
4:48 with the first article. I have about 20,
4:51 just so you know. But I'm not going to
4:53 read them all. I'm just going to read
4:54 the titles and some
4:57 important points.
4:59 Russia's delegation had Medinsky briefs
5:02 reporters after trilateral talks in Abu
5:05 Dhabi. And this is the historian.
5:09 Trilateral talks and that paka paka.
5:12 According to sources within the Russian
5:14 delegation, the talks focused on
5:15 establishing a new continental security
5:18 framework, including mechanisms to
5:20 prevent potential threats and strengthen
5:23 regional stability. The Ukraine
5:25 settlement is reportedly just one part
5:28 of the broader discussions. Now, if
5:31 you're familiar with this issue, and you
5:33 should be,
5:34 you remember that in
5:36 basically the Russians get what they
5:38 wanted. This is what it is. Why? Because
5:41 and if you remember October, November,
5:42 December 2021
5:44 and January and early February 2022, the
5:47 Russians showed up at NATO and gave gave
5:49 them a list exactly about that,
5:52 security. We need security. We need
5:54 guarantees. You don't want it, we're
5:56 going to smack you. You're too close.
5:58 That's basically what the Russians said.
6:00 And NATO said, what are you going to do?
6:03 The Russians said, you know what? We're
6:04 going to go in the ring and beat you up.
6:06 All right, let see who's going to win.
6:08 That's the Ukraine war for you. So,
6:11 basically what these guys did is, I'm
6:14 going to go to the next one, topic of
6:15 security architecture was central at Abu
6:18 Dhabi talks according to Medinsky,
6:20 central.
6:22 Putin aid reveals outcome of trilateral
6:24 Ukraine talks. I read these things in
6:27 passing and what they did is just a
6:30 major prisoner exchange and accused
6:33 European leaders of deceiving
6:34 Ukrainians. That's all.
6:36 That's all they did. Agreement in
6:38 principle. I like when it is in in
6:40 principle because that means almost
6:42 nothing. And I'm quoting.
6:43 We exchanged our positions, found mutual
6:46 understanding on some points and not on
6:49 others and this conversation will
6:51 certainly continue.
6:53 Medinsky announced the negotiators had
6:56 reached an agreement on a new
6:58 large-scale prisoner exchange
7:02 with details to be released shortly.
7:04 Members of Russian delegation worked
7:05 specifically on humanitarian issues
7:07 during the negotiations, he said.
7:10 All right, so essentially the body, the
7:12 whole body is sick and Ukraine is simply
7:15 where the abscesses burst
7:18 or abscess. So the whole body remain
7:21 needs treatment. A simple band-aid won't
7:24 do, he said. And I think that's clearly.
7:27 And this is about the Europeans.
7:29 Collective deception of the Ukrainian
7:31 people according to Medinsky, the
7:33 Russian
7:34 um chief negotiator. And I 'm quoting.
7:37 They finance and supply weapons to one
7:40 of the warring parties
7:42 and the Americans don't and didn't,
7:44 effectively contributing to the mass
7:47 death of civilians. So this is blaming
7:49 those guys for the Russian missile
7:51 striking Kiev basically.
7:53 So we don't really understand why there
7:55 is what
7:57 there is to discuss with them. That
8:00 means we have nothing to talk about it.
8:02 Whereas Vitkov and Kushner show common
8:04 sense and realism.
8:07 All right. So this is what what the
8:10 Russians claim about the conversation.
8:13 We talked about the architecture, we
8:15 talked about the humanitarian prisoner
8:17 exchange. That's it. And I picked this
8:20 article just to show you
8:22 second day of Russian-Ukraine-US talks
8:24 concluding
8:26 concludes in Abu Dhabi. And here is what
8:28 it is.
8:30 Russia, Ukraine and the US have
8:31 concluded a second day of trilateral
8:34 talks in Abu Dhabi. Wednesday's meeting
8:36 lasted just under two hours
8:39 compared to the nearly five hours of
8:41 closed door negotiations on
8:44 Tuesday. That's it.
8:46 What do you think about that one?
8:51 not even two hours versus almost five
8:53 hours. If in the second day you don't
8:55 have much to discuss, you either had
8:57 everything discussed in the first
8:59 four hours, five hours, which gets you
9:01 to nothing
9:03 or you disagreed so badly that in the
9:06 second day you have nothing to talk
9:07 about. The details, the so-called
9:09 details are what in not even two hours?
9:12 Well, [snorts] that tells me these guys
9:14 disagreed on mostly everything. And this
9:18 the Russians claim.
9:20 EU keeps Ukraine on tight leash,
9:23 preventing it from pursuing a peace
9:26 deal, according to expert. Well,
9:28 true to up to a point.
9:30 All right.
9:33 And here is what this guy says. The
9:35 European Union is the main driver of
9:37 West's war against Russia, with Ukraine
9:39 fighting on its behalf.
9:42 I think it's kind of accurate.
9:44 Let's see what the Ukrainians are
9:45 talking about earlier, no, their
9:47 achievements during this or whatever
9:49 they say
9:50 the outcome of the negotiations were.
9:53 And according to the New Voice of
9:54 Ukraine,
9:56 Ukraine, Russia
9:58 and tough
9:59 Abu Dhabi talks with prisoner exchange
10:01 agreement. That's it.
10:04 Abu Dhabi talks is again with the
10:05 Ukrainians
10:07 among toughest yet as Russia brings
10:09 rigid demands but prisoner swap agreed.
10:15 Well, this is what the Russians said.
10:18 Regardless of the European Union I can't
10:21 see all
10:23 Looks like a deer but not really.
10:26 Regardless of what the
10:30 the Europeans think they will achieve
10:32 Russia will get back its territories. I
10:35 will show you that statement. Get back
10:37 its territory. So they consider
10:39 territories in Ukraine occupied
10:41 obviously. So let's find that statement.
10:43 I think it's in the first or second
10:46 article I covered.
10:48 So here it is in the one with topics of
10:50 security architecture was central.
10:53 And at the second
10:56 quote here we have Medinsky saying
10:59 as for territorial issues
11:02 every inch of our land will be returned
11:06 to Russia one way or another.
11:10 You got it? So this is what the other
11:12 guy said oh this is
11:14 tough and then among yet as Russia
11:17 brings rigid demands. Of course rigid
11:20 demands.
11:21 You didn't get it yet. The Russians gave
11:24 you the four non-negotiables. That's
11:26 what what it is four. And then we're
11:29 going to discuss the rest according to
11:31 the reality
11:33 over there in the field. That means if
11:35 you're winning we're going to demand
11:36 more and more and more. All right. So
11:39 this is with that. Let's go to the next
11:41 one.
11:43 And here is again the Ukrainians
11:45 Umerov the chief negotiator, the Tatar
11:48 negotiator for the Ukrainian nation.
11:52 Significant disagreements remain between
11:54 Ukraine and Russia but room for talks
11:57 exists. Okay. As Zelensky confirms
12:00 Dublin meeting with the US envoy
12:01 tomorrow.
12:03 Okay. The Ukrainian right there. You see
12:04 that big big? All right. Now let's go.
12:06 It's not
12:07 you know what I mean.
12:09 But nevertheless
12:10 discuss ending the war, security
12:11 guarantees and post-war reconstruction.
12:13 The sides are agreeing on the details of
12:16 a large prisoner
12:17 exchange. That's all they got.
12:20 The next
12:21 Trump's son-in-law urges Europe to
12:23 appoint single representative for talks
12:25 with Russia. So this guy,
12:28 a Levantine,
12:29 tells the Europeans
12:32 to figure things out.
12:34 To figure things out. Okay, we're in
12:36 charge here.
12:37 Our boy is right there actually. So how
12:40 do you like it?
12:42 It's all among them and it's all among
12:44 them. They are the arbiters. Remember
12:47 the US here plays the allowed to play
12:50 their plays the role of mediator. A
12:53 mediator is an objective
12:56 um
12:57 neutral party. United States of America
12:59 is the warring party, the main one
13:02 against Russia. Why? Because it's NATO.
13:05 US is NATO.
13:07 You know what I mean? The rest are
13:09 vassal states in the NATO in NATO.
13:11 That's what it is. So you have these
13:13 guys, the negotiators so so called. We
13:15 have these guys, the representatives
13:17 representing us showing up among us.
13:22 And he tells here, right there, well,
13:25 urges Europe to appoint single
13:27 representative for talks with Russia.
13:29 What do you mean? Will they be included?
13:31 Let's find out.
13:33 Trump's envoy and son-in-law
13:35 Jared Kushner has said Europe needs to
13:38 appoint one person
13:40 to represent it in negotiations
13:44 on a peaceful settlement of Russia's war
13:46 against Ukraine.
13:48 Kushner noted that Europe is a very
13:50 diverse mix of a lot of different
13:51 personalities and perspectives and
13:53 interests.
13:55 If Europe could identify one person to
13:57 speak on their behalf, that would be a
13:59 bigger achievement than getting the
14:01 Russians to include them in the
14:03 negotiation. You see? It depends on the
14:06 Russians if the Europeans are included
14:09 in the negotiations, but you guys have
14:11 to speak with one voice
14:15 that you have to bring a common um
14:19 message. The problem is this, they are
14:21 trying to unify the European Union as
14:25 Just imagine
14:27 von der Leyen, Ursula, showing up and
14:29 she's going to be the next or
14:32 She represents the entire European
14:34 Union's interest. I don't know where the
14:36 English would be because they're not in
14:38 the European Union, but who's going to
14:40 be the
14:41 one representative?
14:43 What hater? I'm wondering. And besides,
14:46 they are making it if the Russians,
14:48 let's start with that, and then we'll
14:50 see the Russians agree to include you in
14:52 there.
14:53 And this is Zelensky's ultimatum, which
14:55 sounds the same as his tribesmen.
14:58 Here we go. And that's not what I want.
15:00 It's too big for whatever reason.
15:02 And this is rather. Zelensky issues
15:05 Western Europe an ultimatum.
15:07 Obviously, this is according to Russia
15:08 today.
15:09 Confusion over who could speak at peace
15:11 talks must, must be clarified by the end
15:15 of November, the former actor has
15:18 demanded. By the end of the November,
15:20 you have to do exactly what my brother
15:23 said here. You got to talk, man, in one
15:26 guy. And it's true. It's true.
15:29 It says here the decision must be made
15:31 no longer than the end of November or
15:33 during the meeting of Kiev's Western
15:35 Europe
15:37 It's uh they are telling us how we
15:40 should deal with things because we
15:42 can't. We don't have the capacity to
15:44 break through. You know what I mean? But
15:46 they are the engines behind that fan the
15:49 fire.
15:51 It's so, so with us in the middle. We
15:54 are fighting their wars. That's what
15:56 happens.
15:57 You know who they are.
15:59 All right, let's go to the next one.
16:03 Kushner confirms Moscow visit after
16:06 trilateral talks. The trip will follow
16:08 two days of negotiations between Russia,
16:10 Ukraine, and the US. It's done.
16:13 So first they will travel. It says US
16:15 envoy Jared Kushner has confirmed that
16:17 he and Steven Vitkov plan to travel to
16:20 Russia for further talks and resolving
16:22 the Ukraine conflict. The thing is he,
16:24 supposedly, right here is what
16:26 Kushner said.
16:28 Tomorrow, Steve Vitkov and I are
16:30 planning to travel to Moscow to meet
16:32 with President Putin. Yeah, because uh
16:36 tomorrow too they will meet in Dublin.
16:39 All right? Zelensky to meet Trump envoys
16:41 in Dublin. We will coordinate positions
16:45 and determine the next steps. We. Who's
16:49 the we? I tell you who. This guy right
16:51 here,
16:52 who's a uh
16:53 priest of the Lord, together with the
16:55 other guys, right? With this guy and
16:57 with Vitkov. They will determine they
17:01 they will determine
17:02 the Ukrainians, the Russians, the
17:05 Europeans faith. They will determine the
17:07 next steps. Why? Because we can't put
17:10 things together.
17:11 You have to understand what's all this
17:13 all about.
17:15 Russia's resources and eventually world
17:17 domination. That's what it is.
17:20 And who wants this? A little click that
17:23 show up over there don't even let us
17:25 negotiate because they have to pull all
17:28 the strings while they fan the fan they
17:30 fan the fan fan the fire over there. All
17:32 right, let's go to the next one.
17:35 So yeah, exactly. You have to do
17:37 something. And this is what Putin says.
17:41 Putin open to contact with European
17:43 leaders, Kremlin. He was always open.
17:45 After all, it was not he who stopped
17:47 talking to them. Dmitry Peskov has
17:50 commented on whether the Russian
17:52 president is ready to speak to German
17:54 Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Well, if
17:55 Friedrich Merz is going to speak with
17:57 Putin and lecture him and be a poser,
18:01 then the conversation will lead nowhere.
18:04 After this after this after this dicks,
18:07 a lot of them. After this, I will make a
18:09 video where the Finnish uh
18:12 what is president was he?
18:14 Or prime minister. Doesn't really
18:15 matter. The guy who spoke the Finn uh
18:17 the leader of Finland and the leader of
18:19 Norway called Remember that weaselly
18:22 looking Finnish guy, Stub, Stub or
18:25 whatever his name is, Stub, I think.
18:27 Stub, Stub, give me some Stubbs here,
18:29 okay? He uh tells us about Putin. I I
18:33 think he's going to be going either to
18:35 to be appointed as a negotiator
18:37 or kicked out of office because he's
18:39 going to talk about the Putin being very
18:41 very very very very not good. All right?
18:45 So he's ready to talk to these guys
18:47 according to the Kremlin.
18:50 Russian President Vladimir Putin has
18:52 always said he is open to talk with
18:53 European leaders. The remarks came
18:56 remark came shortly after the second day
18:58 of trilateral Russian US Ukraine talks
19:00 ended in Abu Dhabi.
19:02 European representatives who traveled to
19:05 the UAE to meet separately with
19:07 Ukrainian and US delegate delegates have
19:10 not been included in the negotiations.
19:14 The Russian president has not yet
19:15 decided whether he will attend the next
19:17 G20 leaders summit, Peskov said. The
19:20 event is scheduled for December 14 15 in
19:23 Florida, US.
19:25 And I'm quoting, Putin has always
19:26 maintained and continued to maintain
19:28 that he is open to contact with everyone
19:32 including the Europeans.
19:34 Adding that this includes German
19:36 Chancellor Friedrich Merz. If Putin is
19:38 there, I will not shy away from the
19:40 opportunity to talk to him, the German
19:42 Chancellor said last week. Well, you
19:44 know,
19:47 it depends. If you're going to be a
19:48 piece of garbage, why don't you just
19:50 stop?
19:51 All right. So what do we have here?
19:52 However, the G20's
19:54 foreign ministers meeting in Atlanta
19:56 last month, Van der Burl, as a you know,
19:59 the foreign minister is of Germany, he
20:01 said he doesn't want to be in the same
20:03 picture with Lavrov.
20:05 Now, Russia presidential aide and chief
20:07 negotiator of the talks Medinsky has
20:10 accused Kiev Western European backers of
20:12 engaging in
20:14 collective deception of the Ukrainian
20:15 people.
20:17 And I already said that one. We're going
20:19 to go to the next one. I think it would
20:21 be great.
20:22 Quote
20:23 Trump's son-in-law discusses prospects
20:26 for Zelensky, Putin meeting. So these
20:28 guys will decide you see a Ukrainian
20:31 over there.
20:32 A Ukrainian over there even though if
20:33 they work with for CIA and this is the
20:36 leader rather the priest of the Lord
20:39 among us.
20:41 Russian Foreign Ministry does not rule
20:43 out NATO role in Eurasian security
20:46 architecture. So Putin is ready to talk
20:48 to these guys. He's ready to meet with
20:50 them. Let's go. Let's have a an
20:52 architecture. What is that architecture
20:54 all about?
20:56 The Europeans are very very upset
20:58 because they're not included. That's
20:59 their problem and they shouldn't be
21:01 should not be. Why? Because they're weak
21:04 and they're owned. The Americans are
21:05 also owned. Don't worry. So let's see
21:07 what these guys are talking about here
21:09 with foreign does not rule NATO role in
21:12 Russian Eurasian security architecture.
21:17 And here it is. NATO countries could
21:19 take place in the Eurasian security
21:21 architecture.
21:23 This is what he said within the
21:24 framework of the composition of
21:26 participants in this architecture. We do
21:28 not rule out the possibility of
21:31 participation by those countries that
21:34 are that at the current stage remain
21:37 members of say the North Atlantic
21:39 Alliance. But under certain
21:40 circumstances circumstances may think
21:43 about the need for some additional steps
21:45 to ensure their own security. What is he
21:47 talking about? Turkey.
21:49 For instance, Turkey is uh right at the
21:52 border. I'm not talking about Romanians
21:53 and the Bulgarians, but Turkey could
21:56 join this architecture and could be a
21:59 Trojan horse. But nevertheless,
22:01 NATO could be in. All right. The
22:04 Russians are opening up, but as long as
22:06 they control it.
22:08 Next one, blaming the Europeans for good
22:11 reason. European Union statements show
22:14 no desire to advance towards peace in
22:16 Ukraine according to the Russians.
22:19 All right, this is what we have.
22:20 European statements so far do not
22:22 indicate a desire to contribute to
22:24 advancing towards peace in Ukraine. I
22:25 think that's that's correct.
22:27 That's correct. Why?
22:29 They talk about winning and destroying
22:31 and not talking to the Russians and
22:35 they have almost nothing. They will ruin
22:37 themselves. The Europeans will ruin
22:39 themselves.
22:40 And let me show you a few statements by
22:42 the way.
22:43 First one from the New Voice of Ukraine
22:46 TV in English. European Union ready to
22:50 cover 45 billion euros. That's about 50
22:54 billion dollars of Ukraine's 70 billion
22:58 euros 2027 budget deficit.
23:02 Do you understand what this is? So the
23:03 Europeans the Europeans are made to pay
23:07 eventually for this. So they will cover
23:11 the deficit. This is just a deficit.
23:14 The difference between
23:17 how much they
23:18 make and how much they use. That's why
23:21 the 70 billion these guys are are going
23:24 to cover 45 billion
23:27 euros, 50 billion dollars. From where?
23:30 Who's going to provide that? The
23:31 Europeans? The Europeans are bankrupt.
23:34 They're bad. They're doing bad. How will
23:36 they do it? I tell you how they will do
23:37 it. They will lend the money to the
23:40 international banking system. That's why
23:42 they will do it. Someone will pay either
23:45 the Ukrainians or and the Europeans who
23:48 lend the money or who who going to
23:51 borrow it from these guys and lend it
23:53 further down the whatever. Someone's
23:56 going to pay for it. And I wonder, let's
23:58 say
23:59 I already gave my opinion on that is
24:01 this
24:02 when the
24:04 Ukraine will be controlled by the
24:07 Russians.
24:08 I'm saying when will be controlled by
24:09 the not if and may Okay. Will be
24:13 controlled by the Russians. Will that
24:15 Ukraine, the new Ukraine, the new
24:17 leadership will pick up the tab of these
24:20 guys who spent and
24:23 indebted Ukraine with about almost 300
24:26 billion dollars.
24:28 Public debt is about 250 I but by the
24:30 end of the war could be more than 300
24:33 billion. Is the new government in the
24:37 Ukraine population pay for that or they
24:39 will say no, screw you, get those guys
24:41 who got us in debt to fight the Russians
24:43 and have them pay. Zelensky is going to
24:45 have a few billions.
24:46 Get him.
24:48 I think they should just default and say
24:50 no, let me give some air here. They will
24:52 say no, no, no, we don't pay. We'll see
24:55 what the architecture would look like.
24:57 I'm not done with the Europeans right
25:00 Let's go here and go to the next
25:04 article. We will not allow Russia to
25:06 freeze Ukraine and subjugate it.
25:09 European Commission spokesperson, this
25:11 person. Yes, they will. The Russians
25:13 will freeze and will subjugate it. Why?
25:16 Because you made the wrong move with
25:19 NATO. Understand? So Russians will do
25:23 that. Russia will control Ukraine
25:25 forever as long as Russia remains as it
25:28 is kind of independent. Ukraine will not
25:31 be independent. Will show a probably as
25:34 a Ukrainian state, but will be
25:36 controlled either way by NATO
25:39 which is owned by the
25:41 you know who and or by Russia,
25:43 controlled by the It's going to be
25:44 controlled. It's not going to be allowed
25:46 to be independent. So what and we, who's
25:49 we? How are you going to allow I want I
25:51 wonder how she plans not to allow the
25:54 Russians to freeze Ukrainians. How? How
25:57 are you going to do it?
25:58 I tell you how.
25:59 We will get money from the banks,
26:02 give it to the Ukrainians and in debt
26:04 our guys and our economies will suck.
26:07 So your people's standard of living will
26:10 decrease. The Ukrainians will die, all
26:12 of them in the end. It's okay, we'll
26:14 populate with some sturdy sub-Saharan
26:16 Africans. You bring them over there,
26:18 they're going to create new Ukrainians,
26:20 if you know what I mean. I mean they go
26:21 after all hand in hand. Look at American
26:24 commercials, a blonde with blue eyes
26:26 with that's the by default. So there you
26:29 go it. You're going to have a new
26:30 Ukrainians, pretty nice little face
26:33 color. All right, let's go to the next
26:37 German foreign minister, a baboon.
26:39 Russia wants to convince us of the
26:41 opposite. Wonderful explain why Europe
26:44 doesn't need a new security system. So
26:47 why did is this guy saying they don't
26:49 need it? Because they're not included in
26:51 it. So now they say, you know what?
26:54 It's good as it was. And he's going to
26:56 mention three examples or three treaties
27:00 if you want right there.
27:02 Wonderful, wonderful. Also listed the
27:04 international documents on which
27:06 Europe's security system is built.
27:08 The Helsinki final act, the Paris
27:11 center, charter center.
27:14 The Budapest memorandum. This is the one
27:16 that I always mention because it's the
27:18 most important one, the most important
27:22 Because they they the Westerners are
27:25 using only half of it. And that is
27:28 it was 1994 if I remember correctly.
27:30 They said
27:31 to the Ukrainians, you give up your
27:33 nuclear weapons. I mean, we'll take them
27:35 anyway. Give it to the Russians. You
27:37 don't talk. Sit down like right now.
27:40 And your territory will be
27:42 uh your sovereignty, your territorial
27:45 sovereignty, territorial sovereignty
27:46 will be uh
27:48 not violated by will be respected. All
27:50 right? Nobody will break it. But
27:52 and here this is where the Westerners
27:55 stop. But you will not join any military
27:59 alliance. You will be neutral.
28:01 There you whenever you hear these guys
28:03 saying, well, the Russians violated they
28:06 invaded Ukraine and they violated the
28:08 memorandum in Budapest. They tell you
28:10 only the first two. Oh, we agreed to
28:13 give up our nuclear weapons. What if we
28:15 had them right now? And remember
28:17 all the signatories agreed that they
28:19 will respect our independence and
28:23 territorial sovereignty and so on. And
28:25 that's when they end. But the next one,
28:27 they say, yeah, if you say if you remain
28:30 neutral. Did you remain neutral? No. You
28:32 said you going neutral militarily, not
28:35 to join any military
28:36 uh alliance. But you didn't remain. In
28:39 2008, George W. Bush said one day
28:41 Georgia and Ukraine will be part of
28:43 NATO. And Putin was like, what? And in
28:45 2014, the coup d'etat orchestrated by
28:48 the democrats in the West loving
28:50 democracy,
28:52 they recognized the new government in a
28:54 second of traitors. And they said we're
28:56 going to join NATO one day.
28:58 That's a violation of the memorandum.
28:59 Then that means all those guarantees
29:01 signed or whatever for the Ukraine's
29:03 territorial integrity is gone. They're
29:06 gone. And Vander Pool wants to talk
29:08 about it again, uh probably omitting
29:11 what I just said, the end of it. And you
29:13 have here these guys saying we don't
29:15 need it right there.
29:17 White talk of security architecture has
29:19 struck a nerve in Europe and they say
29:22 the focus on security architecture has
29:24 struck a nerve among Europeans who
29:26 suspect Russia is using it as a ploy to
29:29 divert attention from Ukraine and gain a
29:31 bigger say on the continent's decision
29:33 making. Correct. Correct. That's exactly
29:37 what it is. The Russians want more
29:39 power. They want more influence and they
29:41 can do it. You know why? Because they're
29:43 strong. You're weak. Sit down. Bring me
29:45 my coffee. Okay? When you going to be
29:48 stronger, then you talk. Then you're
29:50 strong with what? With the Ukrainians?
29:52 You have the Ukraine be killed by the
29:53 Russians?
29:55 Yeah, some Russians die too. And then
29:56 you say I'm strong. I want to go at the
29:58 negotiating tables. Who are you? You're
30:00 just weasels sitting over there miles
30:02 away from the front, talking tough,
30:05 sending money, other people's money,
30:06 mind you, which is your population that
30:09 goes down. The societies are inflamed.
30:13 You don't even fight with them. Germany
30:14 doesn't even have a nuclear weapon.
30:16 Germany is under the US occupation
30:18 still. So what are you talking about,
30:20 Vander Pool? What are you talking about?
30:23 You're not a free country.
30:25 Yeah, tell us about this Holocaust and
30:26 then we talking, all right, and the
30:27 guilt. So thank you very much for being
30:29 with me again today. Nothing came out of
30:31 that.
30:33 And I don't think anything is going to
30:34 come
30:37 how should I put it? In the following
30:39 days.
30:40 They met before, they reached the same
30:43 the same conclusion.
30:45 Prisoner exchange.
30:47 They did it without even needing to
30:49 include the Americans, remember. So,
30:51 thank you very much for being with me
30:52 again today. Stay strong, stay smart,
30:54 look for the truth and be just.
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