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Europe will be at the negotiating table, but who will represent it?
Europe WILL BE at Negotiation Table. 3 Groups fight for Representation. 40 Western Vassals in Dublin
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Leans that way — check · 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 says Putin has agreed to let Europe have one representative at the Ukraine talks, describes three European camps competing for that seat, and mocks Western hypocrisy over international law and NATO's troop buildup.
The video says · at 11:35 · quote checked against the transcript
“Well, Putin already said who he wants to represent Europe in the negotiations.”
Well, Putin already said who he wants uh to represent Europe in the negotiations.
The video frames Europe's seat as something granted by Putin and is openly hostile to the West and NATO ("law of the jungle", "pieces of garbage"), which echoes agenda 1, but it mostly relays reported news and offers opinion rather than clearly changing the facts, so the transcript is not enough for a firm "pushes".
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Transcript (en, 1029 lines)
0:01 Hello my friends and welcome back. Thank
0:03 you very much for being with me again
0:05 and today. Now if you wonder and if you
0:07 don't, I tell you anyway,
0:09 what that little thing is over there,
0:11 I will show you. Clip.
0:14 That's a little predator is looking
0:16 outside. He wants to go outside. He
0:18 comes here to force me.
0:20 After I make about two videos, meow
0:22 meow, we're going to go outside and
0:23 you're going to come around and show
0:25 your butt around. All right, what do we
0:27 have here?
0:29 Well, my friends, I have to report to
0:32 you
0:33 that Vladimir Putin agreed
0:37 for the Europeans to be represented at
0:41 the negotiating table
0:43 with one person.
0:45 Now this is a fact now. They talked
0:48 about it.
0:49 The Germans said we're going to send a
0:51 representative in Abu Dhabi. We will be
0:54 represented. The French said the same
0:57 thing. We're going to send a
0:58 representative over there. We'll be at
1:00 the negotiating table. And yes,
1:04 Europe
1:05 will be at the negotiating table with
1:08 one person. But we have three camps
1:12 who could be at the negotiating table
1:15 representing Europe,
1:17 not the European Union. That means that
1:20 the English
1:22 will not be represented separately,
1:25 which or as of now, which is a very
1:28 painful act to happen to the poor
1:31 English. All right, there is the first
1:33 topic.
1:34 The second topic
1:37 is Zelensky or let's put it
1:40 in a wider frame.
1:43 This war will not end soon.
1:45 [clears throat]
1:47 I mean I mean sometimes I can see
1:50 a little opening there and say, well,
1:52 maybe these guys are going to have round
1:54 one.
1:56 I don't think they're going to have
1:57 round one and then round two.
1:59 I think they really to be at it like in
2:01 Iran.
2:02 I don't think they're going to let Iran
2:04 with round one and then we'll come back
2:06 to round two. I think is if you got the
2:09 white Iran keep him running, you know,
2:11 these guys are talking like that here.
2:14 So the white the honk is
2:16 running keep him running on the run. So
2:18 the same here. You got the Russians
2:20 under attack, you got the Iranians under
2:22 attack.
2:23 The two
2:25 except if I get
2:27 North Korea, the two mavericks of this
2:29 planet. China is not a maverick. China
2:32 is a
2:34 I will use a
2:35 a
2:37 a rough word is a coward.
2:41 It is.
2:42 I'm sorry, it is.
2:44 Why you have the potential but you don't
2:46 want to rock the boat at all. You don't
2:48 want to stick your neck out. Well,
2:50 they're going to come for your neck
2:51 later, China, and then it's going to be
2:54 too late. So in this case, Zelensky
2:56 meets leaders of nearly 20 countries and
2:59 organizations in Dublin.
3:03 I wonder why. Well, I'll tell you why.
3:06 40 European states sign joint
3:08 declaration on continent security
3:11 principles.
3:14 It's all nice. It's beautiful.
3:17 When these guys, which are the Americans
3:20 or the Europeans, who
3:22 conducted themselves, to be honest, and
3:25 when I say Europeans, I'm using the big
3:27 countries in Europe, not Albania,
3:29 Romania, Bulgaria, I'm talking about the
3:31 guys really in charge as countries, the
3:34 engines of Europe.
3:36 They
3:37 trample on international law with
3:39 impunity.
3:40 When they are at the receiving end that
3:42 their interest is a little bit hurt
3:45 left or right, they immediately pull out
3:47 from their butts the law, the
3:49 international law. And they say
3:51 according to these principles,
3:53 [clears throat] this treaties
3:57 come on, man, you can't do that.
3:59 But when they, let's say, participate
4:02 destroying Yugoslavia or Libya or Syria
4:06 or Iraq or Afghanistan. Uh, they are
4:09 not. They're hiding those or what's
4:12 going on right now in
4:14 uh Middle East, the
4:16 genocide that's occurring right now in
4:18 the Middle East. I haven't heard the
4:20 European states signing any joint
4:23 declaration, any zero, like nothing
4:25 happens. So these are pieces of garbage
4:28 in my books. I don't know about you, but
4:30 nevertheless. And if you think that's
4:32 normal, Emil, well, then why do we still
4:35 bother having international law? Why
4:37 just
4:38 do it the way it is? I mean, the law of
4:40 the jungle. I tell you why.
4:42 They pretend for all of us that there's
4:44 law so we can follow the law, but they
4:48 know it's a jungle. Why? That's their
4:51 rules, the same with democracy in the
4:52 US. All right, so this is another topic.
4:56 I have another article where it says
4:58 that 39 countries signed European
5:00 security declaration in Dublin. Now this
5:03 security
5:04 declaration is mainly directed towards
5:06 the Russians, not the Americans
5:08 necessarily.
5:10 And uh
5:11 Putin [clears throat] reiterates
5:12 Ukraine's territorial demands and NATO
5:15 ultimatums. This is from these people
5:18 from the Institute for the Study of War,
5:20 a Washington DC think tank. I told you
5:23 who's in charge of this
5:25 are the same priests of the Lord in
5:27 charge of it. So yes, of course Putin
5:30 reiterates territorial territorial
5:32 demands and NATO ultimatums. Why not? Is
5:34 the law of the jungle, but they portray
5:36 it as
5:37 see, it's an aggression. Really? I want
5:40 you to come over and sign a declaration
5:42 on Gaza.
5:44 I mean, if that's not genocide, I don't
5:46 know what it is.
5:48 And the last
5:50 excuse me, the last topic of this video,
5:53 NATO builds up troops for what?
5:57 Not for China
5:58 yet,
5:59 for the Russians. So Moscow warns NATO
6:02 over troop buildup.
6:05 In the meantime, the Ukrainians, which
6:07 is the same NATO to say, are striking
6:10 Russian refineries.
6:12 Hey, we have to do that to destroy
6:14 Putin's war machine.
6:17 Where did I heard that
6:20 first? Oh, Saddam Hussein.
6:22 We have to destroyed Saddam Hussein's
6:24 war machine. We all knew what war
6:27 machine. Now understand Putin has a war
6:29 machine, but
6:31 that's what I heard the first time and I
6:33 said Saddam Hussein has a war machine,
6:35 rusty tanks from the Second World War or
6:37 something. Nevertheless, let's start
6:39 with the first article.
6:42 This comes from Russia [clears throat]
6:44 Today and what's important in this one
6:46 is the first paragraph that really made
6:49 me like you guys are on the same team.
6:52 Fantasy versus reality. Why the European
6:55 Union, not Europe,
6:57 can't find its Putin envoy. Why?
6:59 European Union is going to have one guy
7:01 and England will have another guy.
7:04 Therefore, you're going to split the
7:05 vote. That's what it is.
7:07 Europe, opa, now we are Europe, now has
7:11 a seat at the negotiating table. Really?
7:15 So this is clear. There's no more doubt.
7:18 If only its leaders could decide what
7:21 they want to say and who could say it.
7:25 It's clear Europe has now. Since when?
7:28 When Putin agreed. There you go.
7:30 In their most recent talks with Russian
7:33 President Vladimir Putin, US envoy Steve
7:35 Wittkov and Jared Kushner apparently
7:38 secured a place for Europe, not European
7:42 Union, at a negotiating table with
7:44 Russia. European leaders will have to
7:47 overcome deep factional divides and
7:50 square away their most ideologically
7:52 driven fantasies to have any influence
7:55 over the talks.
7:57 Now this comes from
8:00 um
8:02 uh Russia Today. And Russia Today
8:05 uses first EU, which is not the same
8:08 thing as Europe.
8:09 Understand that?
8:11 And then they used Europe more than EU
8:13 here. European, Europe, Europe. Okay,
8:15 this is the quote. The Europeans will
8:18 join
8:20 at the next meeting,
8:22 which we consider to be a very important
8:24 moment, Vitkov told reporters in Moscow
8:27 on Thursday before he and Kushner
8:30 departed from Ireland to brief Ukrainian
8:33 leader Vladimir Zelensky on his EU
8:36 backers.
8:38 Now let me tell you this.
8:40 That's a confusion here.
8:41 Another confusion.
8:43 When you say Europe and you say European
8:45 Union, there's two different things.
8:48 Uh Europe includes England.
8:51 I'll call it England, not Great Britain
8:53 or United Kingdom. It's England. They
8:54 are in charge. I don't talk to the
8:57 You know what I mean? Talk to the guy
8:58 who really can
9:01 make a decision here. So England, not
9:03 Ireland, not Scotland, not anybody else,
9:07 Wales, Tom Jones and Shirley Bassey are
9:10 going to make a decision. My my my
9:11 Delilah, diamonds are forever. That not
9:14 going to happen. All right, so England
9:17 with
9:18 their their guys over there. So who are
9:20 the guys who could be the negotiators?
9:24 The European Union plus England
9:26 or the Europeans?
9:28 I suspect they want to introduce
9:30 themselves as England, France, and
9:32 Germany. This is the countries. It's not
9:35 the Romanians you're going to discuss
9:37 Putin. No, no, no, no, no. So as of now,
9:40 we have three
9:41 three
9:42 factions, supposedly. The first one is
9:45 Mr. Antonio Banderas. Antonio, whatever
9:48 his name is, the
9:50 who is the guy who who is in charge
9:53 actually, who is the guy who should be
9:57 given
9:58 the
10:00 honor, if you want, to represent the
10:01 European Union. Antonio Costa, I think
10:04 is his name. No, I think I know his
10:06 name. But nevertheless, let's go and see
10:08 who they are.
10:10 We're going to go to this beautiful
10:14 next article from Sputnik. And then I'm
10:16 going to use obviously this right here
10:18 from the Ukrainians, New Voice of
10:20 Ukraine. They say the same thing.
10:22 There's three camps. One is Antonio
10:23 Costa, who's actually should be the
10:25 legitimate guy.
10:26 Then it is the
10:28 E three countries.
10:30 All right? And the third one, Kaja
10:32 Kallas.
10:33 These are the three camps. Got it? So
10:35 let see if these guys have them listed
10:37 like such.
10:39 European
10:41 The first group supports European
10:42 Council President Antonio Bandeiras
10:44 Costa. Got it? Whose institutional role
10:48 gives him a mandate to represent
10:50 European Union member states. Got it?
10:53 The second, led by France and Germany,
10:55 is reluctant to give Brussels exclusive
10:57 control over European representation.
11:00 Okay. German Chancellor has defended the
11:03 E three formats. See here? There's no
11:06 England here.
11:08 Talking about Brussels. There's no
11:09 England. And then they say Merz says,
11:12 no, E three format involving Germany,
11:14 France, and the UK.
11:17 And the third group is with Kaja Kallas.
11:19 However, her strongly anti-Russian
11:21 position has raised concerns among some
11:24 European diplomats about whether Moscow
11:26 would accept her as an interlocutor.
11:28 What do you mean accept her? So the
11:29 Russians will have a say
11:32 who represents Europe?
11:35 Well, Putin already said who he wants uh
11:38 to represent Europe in the negotiations.
11:41 And that is former Chancellor Gerhard
11:45 Yeah, Gerhard Schröder. He's the one.
11:50 You know what I mean?
11:52 Okay, Mr. Gerhard
11:55 Why? Because he said I get along with
11:57 Schröder. And Schröder's yeah, I like
11:58 Putin. Why not? He's a
12:00 cool guy. So this is what the situation
12:02 is. We got these three fronts.
12:05 Costa is a weak guy.
12:08 The other three probably will get the
12:12 How should I put it?
12:13 To win this contest. I mean, after all,
12:17 is appointed over there. By whom
12:18 exactly? By the
12:20 these other guys, France and Germany
12:22 plus Great Britain. If you think that it
12:24 was a Brexit, it's a Brexit, I don't
12:27 even know, like
12:29 I'm going to tell you how a Brexit is.
12:31 Brexit is, and I'm going to make a joke
12:33 here,
12:34 for the older people and for the smart
12:37 younger ones will understand. It's like
12:40 women
12:41 marry.
12:43 They never leave their mommy.
12:45 So this is what is
12:47 is the European Union here, right? These
12:50 guys. So
12:51 England is out as your wife is out of
12:54 her family. Never. So the same here.
12:57 They are out, but they're not. They are
12:59 legally they are with you, married, but
13:01 in reality beep beep beep beep that's
13:03 over there over there. You have to break
13:04 that from the get go, either or
13:06 otherwise there's a lot of other women
13:08 out there. So nevertheless, let's go
13:10 back here. So I think the E3 will be the
13:12 guys who want to be represented. Why?
13:14 First, they are in charge, clearly not
13:17 the Romanians or the Poles
13:20 scratching at the door. That's the first
13:21 one. And the second the second one is
13:24 split the vote
13:26 always. Like for instance, it's easy to
13:28 solve things one-on-one.
13:30 If you want a matter, an issue not to be
13:33 solved, just appoint a council,
13:36 a committee,
13:37 and the committee will never agree. Why?
13:39 You can always pull always pull and push
13:42 people around, all the interests. So
13:44 it's hard to get 20 people to
13:47 agree unless they're all bought.
13:50 And I'm going to show you the 40
13:51 European countries. It's unbelievable
13:53 how quickly they came and they signed
13:55 that declaration. So therefore a
13:57 committee not is going to be hard to
13:59 have those guys agree. Therefore you're
14:01 going to have England, France, and
14:03 Germany together with the Russians, the
14:05 Americans, and the Ukrainians,
14:06 supposedly.
14:08 That means how many votes, how many
14:10 mouths, how many interests?
14:12 Yeah, France agrees, but Germany doesn't
14:14 agree. And Great Britain agrees. And
14:16 then Great Britain disagrees because the
14:18 other guys agrees. It's never going to
14:19 be an end. It's never going to be an
14:21 end. It's flooding the commission if you
14:24 want. Next one.
14:26 This comes from the Ukrainians.
14:28 Europe splits into three camps over who
14:30 should represent it in the Ukraine peace
14:32 talks. So I use this because I don't
14:34 want to use only you know the evil
14:35 Russians with their Sputnik Sputnik or
14:38 the Russia Today. All right? We're going
14:40 to give some credibility or at least a
14:42 veneer of it and we're going to use the
14:44 new voice of Ukraine. Why? They all
14:46 They all have an agenda, okay? Next.
14:49 Kallas, Kushner finally admits Europe
14:52 must help shape outcome of Ukraine peace
14:54 talks.
14:55 So Kushner admits.
14:58 So you see by this statement, this
15:02 infantile person right here, she is one
15:05 by her own declarations and I have the
15:07 right to assess her level of
15:10 intelligence and ability to synthesize
15:13 and analyze situations as you have the
15:15 right to analyze my mental abilities,
15:18 information, and everything else and the
15:20 delivery. It's your right. You don't
15:22 like it, leave or criticize. Do whatever
15:25 you want. This is the beer. Don't Don't
15:27 close me because you close me, someone
15:29 else will close you
15:31 based on the same rule. So okay, live by
15:34 the sword, die by the sword. So Kaja
15:36 Kallas,
15:37 I've never heard never never and I I
15:40 never use never and or always and
15:43 something like this. You know who uses
15:44 that, right? So we have here Kaja
15:46 Kallas. I've never heard anything
15:48 mildly intelligent coming from that
15:50 person. So let's say intelligence is
15:52 zero, like you're
15:54 or 10, you're a bang, you're like a
15:56 genius. I give her
16:00 three,
16:01 a two,
16:02 two point 22. That's what I give her,
16:05 222. That what I give Kaja Kallas.
16:06 Nevertheless, so Kaja Kallas by her
16:09 statement, who she is the top
16:12 European Union diplomat. She knows how
16:14 to do things, you know what I mean?
16:16 My god, uh
16:18 makes Kushner
16:20 the guy in charge by her statement. So
16:23 Kushner finally admits Europe must help
16:26 shape outcome of Ukraine peace talks.
16:28 Ignore everything else. It's just this.
16:31 Take this. Kushner finally admits
16:34 the first question is who cares Kushner
16:36 admits? Who is he?
16:39 He's an appointed son-in-law of a
16:41 corrupt system. What are you talking
16:43 about? But they build legitimacy to this
16:45 guy. Understand? It's like we have a
16:47 problem and the neighbor's kid uh
16:49 finally admits that we could be friends.
16:52 Who the are you? You're just a
16:53 representative over there and we know
16:55 how you got to be the representative.
16:57 You know what I mean? So okay, Kaja
17:00 Next.
17:01 Zelensky meets leaders of nearly 20
17:04 countries and organizations in Dublin.
17:07 These guys just showed up, man, in
17:09 Dublin. Just showed up to see this great
17:11 leader. Again, he's in the in the head
17:14 of the table, this guy. France is over
17:17 there. Kaja Kallas is over here. This is
17:19 the imbecile from NATO, Rutte and all.
17:22 Look look how they are all pretending
17:25 they pay attention.
17:27 Zelensky is talking. We got to of the
17:29 Tatar over there. Look how all pretend
17:32 they're all in awe about this guy. If
17:35 tomorrow we become independent, this guy
17:37 flies on the camel somewhere else.
17:40 Understand that? That all of them give
17:42 them the importance. Look how
17:44 I have seen this in Romania. I think
17:45 this is Meloni by the hair.
17:48 This is the Danish uh Prime Minister but
17:51 that Erikson, whatever her name is.
17:53 They're all these butt kissers. That's
17:55 what they are, my friends. And I saw
17:57 this in Romania in my forming years.
18:01 When I was a child,
18:02 I watched TV with Ceaușescu and whenever
18:05 there was his congress and everybody was
18:09 and ex how do you call it um how do you
18:11 call this? Exaggerated respect given to
18:15 him. Like you see right now when Kim
18:17 Jong-un, the woodchuck from North Korea
18:19 appears among his people and they're all
18:21 like
18:22 [gasps]
18:23 and they're crying. That's that's that.
18:26 When I was a kid and then I became
18:29 young adult, I criticized in my head the
18:32 Romanian slavishness, which it is. Why?
18:36 Some Romanians have this saying
18:41 the bowed head the sword is not going to
18:43 chop. I disagree with that. Don't bow
18:45 your head, get it chopped, okay? I think
18:47 for me that's better than staying alive
18:50 as a slave, but
18:51 what can you do? In this case
18:53 I was criticizing the Romanians. Look
18:55 how they are when the Europeans are
18:56 showing up. Look how they are the
18:58 leaders so called. I didn't understand
19:01 that it was all a game.
19:03 The Americans Senator came Tom Lantos,
19:06 an Hungarian US Senator came to to
19:08 Romania to see the minorities how
19:10 they're doing his Hungarian minorities
19:13 and when the Romanians are all shape
19:15 everybody best behavior here. What? I
19:18 wouldn't get that guy in a country.
19:21 And the the moment he lectures get back
19:23 in your freaking phone. Yeah, get your
19:25 phone with you. They were not phones
19:27 then.
19:27 Get your freaking airplane and go back
19:29 to wherever you can go to Budapest and
19:31 that's it. That's what I would have done
19:33 and I would have expected the same thing
19:35 from the Hungarians to do with a
19:37 Romanian born
19:39 US Senator coming in their country and
19:41 lecturing them about the Romanian
19:42 minority in I don't know in
19:46 You know what I mean? Anyway, so when I
19:48 see these things here they're the same.
19:49 It's a human nature
19:52 based on being a weak person. Weak
19:55 people are like this. Look look how
19:57 attentive they all are. They make eye
19:59 contact. If one this guy is even taking
20:01 notes or reading right there. Look at
20:03 them.
20:04 Look at that guy. Body language yeah
20:09 doesn't really believe it, but hey he
20:10 has to pretend like he pays attention.
20:12 All right, let's see what these baboons
20:14 did and say. Just a extra note here.
20:17 Ukrainian President Zelensky held the
20:19 multinational meeting free held it. He
20:22 held it. He told these guys, you show up
20:24 there, otherwise my tribe will destroy
20:27 you more in Dublin with leaders of
20:30 around 20 countries and organizations
20:32 that are among Ukraine's biggest
20:34 partners. All of a sudden we are
20:36 partners with Ukraine. The participants
20:38 discussed ways to strengthen support for
20:40 Ukraine amid relentless Russian attacks.
20:42 Oh they and this is what they were. Let
20:44 me read who the traitors of our people
20:48 showed up.
20:50 Was organized. The meeting was organized
20:51 by the main as you know what I mean.
20:55 British Prime Minister,
20:57 French President, German Chancellor,
21:00 Polish Prime Minister, Italian Prime
21:02 Minister, Canadian Prime Minister,
21:04 European Council President Costa,
21:07 Ursula von der Leyen, NATO Secretary
21:09 Mark Rutte. So I was right. So these
21:11 guys focused on
21:14 missiles for air defense systems,
21:16 assistance for Ukraine's energy sector,
21:18 and the construction of new shelters.
21:20 They also discussed Ukraine financial
21:23 resilience. What do you mean resilience?
21:25 They're dead. You just keep them alive
21:26 with your
21:29 That's how you do. New contributions by
21:33 are PU
21:34 PURL program and security guarantees. A
21:37 meeting of the coalition of the willing
21:38 is scheduled for the next week in Berlin
21:41 where we will come our coordination we
21:44 will continue our coordination. Zelensky
21:47 said
21:48 that we will he is the guy. He is the
21:51 guy. I mean isn't this embarrassing to
21:54 anyone?
21:55 Do you understand this is a show? This
21:57 is a clown show. This is a
22:01 how should I put treacherous treason.
22:04 But at least we know who they are. Get
22:07 that list,
22:08 put it on your list, and if you didn't
22:11 have these guys already on your list,
22:13 you should have a list.
22:14 I suggest you should start a list or
22:17 add. If any of those guys were not on
22:19 your list yet, I want you to put it on
22:21 the list. Okay? The beautiful list, the
22:24 big beautiful list as Trump says. Why?
22:27 Because they will be helped. When we
22:30 can, we will help them.
22:33 You know exactly what we're going to do.
22:34 We're going to help them
22:35 for all the help they gave us
22:38 and our nations and our tribes and our
22:40 countries. Next one.
22:44 40 European states signed joint
22:47 principles. You see principles. Now
22:49 they're all pulled out of their butts,
22:51 the principles. Look over there.
22:54 Take a picture, frame it, and then you
22:55 know who's who, what what's what. When
22:58 time comes
23:00 in Dublin, 40 states including Ukraine
23:02 have signed a declaration on the
23:04 foundation principles of security on the
23:05 continent, firmly stipulating that any
23:08 related negotiations may begin
23:10 exclusively after the cessation of the
23:12 Russia-Ukraine war. So they say, no,
23:14 it's not going to be in parallel because
23:17 some say, no, it's going to be in
23:18 parallel. One is going to be the peace
23:19 process in Ukraine. The other one is
23:21 going to be the European security. And
23:22 these guys these guys
23:24 no names, former some of them say, no,
23:27 no, no, no, no. But first we're going to
23:29 make a peace in Ukraine and then we're
23:31 going to talk about the security. Why?
23:33 Because they want to be in Ukraine as
23:35 they don't want to be left out. They
23:38 don't want to part They don't want to
23:39 break it like security, but in Ukraine I
23:41 have no say. So when we're going to
23:43 negotiate, we're going to negotiate the
23:45 security guarantees, but nothing about
23:46 Ukraine's outcome,
23:48 which you shouldn't.
23:50 Now I know that legally it would be very
23:53 uh logic as well
23:55 to claim, yes, Emil, but this is Europe.
23:57 Don't you think that Europe should say
23:59 anything uh should have a say in this?
24:02 Well,
24:03 legally, yes, we're taught like that,
24:06 but in reality, no.
24:08 No country has any right to exist.
24:13 I have no right to exist as a human
24:16 being. I exist only if I can.
24:20 If I'm strong enough to to to exist, I
24:23 exist. If I don't, someone else will
24:25 take care of me.
24:27 But in in in the law, no, no. We all
24:30 have the right. We don't have any
24:31 rights. Otherwise, the children over
24:33 there will have a right. They don't have
24:34 any rights until they grow to be 18, the
24:37 right to shut the up. You know what I
24:38 mean?
24:39 Anyway, they have the right to be
24:41 abused. I'm sorry, not abused and all
24:43 that. So in this in this case, yes, it's
24:45 true, but you're weak.
24:47 And the law of the jungle says that I
24:50 tell you what to do.
24:52 That's it. That's it. This is how they
24:54 behaved all their history when they can.
24:57 Remember, all those guys that now they
24:59 want to pull out those, I don't know,
25:01 seven or eight declarations and
25:03 principles and all that, I will read
25:05 them for you.
25:06 There were
25:07 countries that went around the world for
25:09 centuries, not for years, for centuries,
25:13 that's hundreds of years, hundreds of
25:15 years, and they plundered and they
25:17 killed, subjugated, and enslaved some of
25:20 them, not all of them, some of them. And
25:22 now they tell me that Russia is
25:25 attacking Ukraine. Now, I'm not for the
25:27 Russians doing that, but
25:29 don't you see that who the hell you are?
25:31 You became civilized three days ago, and
25:34 now you tell everybody to be civilized
25:36 after you did everything over there. It
25:38 doesn't work that way. Otherwise, I go
25:40 and I
25:41 rob five banks, and after I rob five
25:44 banks, I don't do any I have no
25:45 penalties, nothing, no negative
25:47 consequences. And I say, hey, nobody
25:49 robs any banks in this world. We should
25:52 all be good. Thank God we're all
25:54 civilized. Hey, how about your money?
25:56 Bang, bang.
25:58 What are you talking about, man?
26:00 All right, let's read these imbeciles.
26:02 The document
26:04 contains provisions supporting the
26:06 independence, sovereignty, and
26:08 territorial integrity of Ukraine within
26:10 its internationally
26:11 recognized borders. Okay.
26:13 I would like to ask these guys, how
26:14 about Yugoslavia?
26:18 I would like to hear it.
26:20 You carved Yugoslavia. You carved
26:23 Serbia. With what right? Oh, genocide
26:26 occurred over there. Then you go to
26:28 Israel right now in Gaza. No. Shush.
26:32 Crickets, crickets, [laughter]
26:33 crickets. And emphasize the need for
26:36 reliable and convincing security
26:38 guarantees for Kiev to prevent
26:40 recurrence of aggression. All right,
26:43 let's go. And here is what they say.
26:45 This is the documents.
26:47 The signatories point out. Now this is
26:49 what they point out the international
26:51 law that we all should be following, but
26:54 you know, in the Middle East, shush.
26:57 Point out the European security is based
26:59 on the following documents. Documents
27:01 now, they're all documents. North
27:03 Atlantic Treaty '49, the statute of the
27:05 Council of Europe '49, the treaty on
27:08 European Union and the treaty of
27:10 functional
27:11 functioning of European Union. Nothing
27:13 about Russia here. Nothing about that.
27:16 1950, '57, '86, very, very well
27:19 documented. The Helsinki Final Act 1975,
27:22 the Charter of Paris for a new Europe
27:24 990, the agreement of the European
27:26 Economic Area 992, and the Istanbul
27:28 Charter for European Security. Where is
27:30 Russia in all this? Probably here
27:32 somewhere,
27:34 but guarantee you the in how do you call
27:36 it? Inviolability of my territory. It's,
27:40 you know, sanctimony or something. But
27:42 what did you do in Yugoslavia in in in
27:45 Serbia? You created an ethnic state. Why
27:49 don't you go and tell those guys over
27:50 there in the Middle East to back off?
27:52 All right. And I think I have here a
27:54 last
27:55 the last statement coming from the
27:58 Macron, very idiotic. And I'm quoting,
28:01 we stand shoulder to shoulder with
28:03 Ukraine. This is his statement. It's not
28:05 in the declaration, whose security is an
28:09 integral part of Europe's security.
28:11 What? Why isn't Russia too? Why
28:14 everything stops at Ukraine and you just
28:16 found out? You didn't even care about
28:19 Ukraine, I don't know, 10 years ago. We
28:21 support it so that it can resist Russian
28:25 aggression.
28:27 I would agree with this kind of
28:28 statement if these things would be
28:30 honest and objective, but they're not.
28:32 Return to the path of lasting peace
28:35 under our terms, that is, and preserve
28:38 the freedom to choose its own destiny.
28:43 Own destiny?
28:45 I know a little area in
28:48 Crimea who choose its own destiny.
28:52 No? Oh, it's own destiny based on your
28:55 dictate? You created an ethnic Albanian
28:58 state in Serbia. What are you talking
29:01 about?
29:02 What are you talking about? That was
29:04 your solution? But when the Russians had
29:07 the people of Crimea voting on two
29:10 referenda, one to break away from the
29:13 criminals from Kiev, who incidentally
29:15 took control of their country through a
29:19 bloody coup organized by you, the
29:21 Democrats, and then you immediately
29:23 recognized the new guys, those are
29:25 traitors. Remember, they toppled a
29:27 democratically elected government of
29:29 Viktor Yanukovych.
29:31 That was a legitimate government.
29:33 But the Europeans immediately and the
29:34 West accepted the new change. So when
29:37 these guys voted first to break away
29:39 from those criminals who were killing
29:41 their fellow Ukrainians in east
29:43 Ukraine, which is the Russian ethnic
29:45 Russians, yeah, the same thing.
29:49 And then again, another referendum to
29:51 join Russia, that's illegitimate. But
29:53 the guys in Kosovo are all legitimate.
29:55 Why? Because their parliament voted to
29:58 be independent. I mean,
30:01 you not going to get me on this guys's
30:03 boat. They're all, all, all liars. All,
30:08 that includes includes obviously the
30:09 Russians too. Next.
30:11 49 countries sign European security
30:13 declaration in Dublin. Now it's 39
30:15 because the Ukrainians did not. All
30:16 right, whatever it is. And again, these
30:18 guys tell us about the same thing. The
30:20 declaration was signed by 39 of the 47
30:23 countries in the European political
30:25 community, all right, including Ukraine,
30:27 the United Kingdom, Norway. See, the
30:29 United Kingdom also, Norway, Moldova,
30:31 Georgia, and 26 of the European Union 27
30:34 member states, with Bulgaria the sole
30:37 exception.
30:39 Even Georgia signed it.
30:41 All right.
30:42 It's, you know,
30:44 look at these guys. Let's say small
30:45 countries, Georgia. Of course, I don't
30:47 want anybody to
30:49 take a chunk of my country. But the
30:51 thing is you are very vehemently opposed
30:54 to the Russians doing something bad to
30:57 another country, but you sign it with
31:00 the perpetual thieves,
31:03 plunderers of this world. I mean, let's
31:06 go to France or to English uh history.
31:09 They've been
31:10 you want to get the the Spaniards, you
31:12 want to get the Portuguese, you want to
31:13 get the Belgians, you got to get the
31:15 Dutch. Who else could be over there? Who
31:17 has I missed? The Germans a little bit.
31:20 Take all these guys. That's why I
31:22 started with the French and the and the
31:23 Germans, the French and the English.
31:25 They plundered this world for at least
31:28 600 years, at least.
31:30 Put the Spaniards and the Portuguese
31:32 guarantee you will sign that. YEAH,
31:34 INVIOLABILITY
31:37 WHAT WHAT DO YOU MEAN for 600 years you
31:39 were bad and now you tell someone you
31:41 can't do what I've been doing for 600
31:43 years? Yes, everything's changed.
31:46 Really?
31:47 I mean,
31:48 did they pay any penalties for the 600
31:51 years? I wonder. No, they didn't.
31:53 And now they cannot plunder. That's why
31:55 their economies is they're shitty.
31:57 That's why. That's why. And with some
31:59 external help,
32:01 with a little help from my friends,
32:03 right, Joe, whatever Coker, Cocker,
32:05 Cooker. All right, let's go to the next
32:09 Putin reiterates Ukraine territorial
32:11 demands and NATO ultimatums. Institute
32:13 for the Study of War. Of course he does
32:15 that. Why not? The law of the jungle. He
32:17 told you what he's going to do and he
32:19 says we're going to get that and NATO
32:22 cannot be in Ukraine. Now, I don't like
32:25 how Putin
32:26 uh frames this NATO ultimatums. I would
32:29 be more realistic. Let me tell you about
32:31 the second one. The first one is
32:32 idiotic. Putin wants to get the Donbas
32:36 and Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia,
32:37 Kherson, Oblast Pakava has not seized,
32:40 but works on that. I am
32:44 focused this
32:45 what the situation is on the
32:48 over there. They said clip clip clip
32:50 clip anyway. So they want the Russia
32:52 recognizes this being Russia right now.
32:55 But this
32:56 how whatever this called color is the
32:59 light color, red color is not occupied
33:03 or liberated yet or under their control.
33:06 [clears throat] What's going on there?
33:07 Let's move.
33:11 Let's go where is that NATO? The NATO is
33:15 this.
33:16 He says that the I find it all right
33:18 here. Putin continues to reject all
33:20 meaningful Western security guarantees
33:22 because you know Western security
33:24 guarantees mean NATO in Ukraine. And
33:27 Putin said no, but the way he says it I
33:29 don't like it.
33:31 Guarantees for post-war Ukraine. Putin
33:33 reiterated on November 12 his demands
33:36 that Western states refrain from
33:38 deploying troops to Ukraine as part of
33:40 any post-war security guarantees. Putin
33:43 stated that the presence of any foreign
33:45 troops on Ukrainian territory is
33:46 absolutely unacceptable. Okay, how are
33:49 you going to enforce it? And the
33:50 enforcement I don't like for Russia and
33:53 would threaten
33:54 Russian security. Oh, actually it
33:56 doesn't. So if the Russians bring
34:00 uh troops in Mexico to fight the
34:02 cartels, I guarantee you the Americans
34:05 will say it's okay. It's okay. It's not
34:08 nothing wrong. Putin reiterated claims
34:10 that foreign troops would be this is
34:12 what I don't like legitimate targets for
34:14 Russian forces and that their deployment
34:17 to Ukraine would immediately restart the
34:19 war. All right.
34:21 This is what I would do if I were Putin.
34:26 Two, not one, two because troops
34:29 deploy if you deploy one guy it's fine
34:31 you know it's one bullet
34:33 easy job. If you deploy troops two
34:36 in Ukraine, the country that deploys the
34:38 troops
34:39 I would erase their
34:42 country with nuclear weapons. Got it?
34:45 No questions, I guess. If they are, I
34:47 don't care to hear them. So and move on.
34:49 BASICALLY WHAT I would do if I would be
34:50 crazy
34:52 as they say Putin is. But is Putin
34:54 crazy? It seems to me like he's not
34:55 crazy. A crazy person would say that,
34:58 right?
34:59 But no, we legitimate targets if you are
35:02 in Ukraine. That means we're fighting.
35:05 So again,
35:07 [sighs]
35:07 have you met those guys who are very
35:10 generous with other people's stuff
35:12 in money?
35:14 Like the government. The government is
35:15 generous with their programs for certain
35:18 poor people and neglected and how do you
35:20 call that
35:27 I can't remember the word. Anyway, poor
35:29 people who aren't die straits and they
35:31 they need to get from other people to
35:33 give them. They're very very
35:35 that's a generous. Or people who are
35:37 generous with other people's money.
35:39 Well, the thing is here
35:41 is with
35:43 the how do you call them?
35:45 With the westerners. They're generous in
35:47 fighting, but only in Ukraine. Russia
35:50 could not strike us home. You have to
35:52 strike them where it hurts.
35:54 Do you think these guys will be hurt if
35:55 they send, I don't know, 10,000 troops
35:57 in Ukraine? Let's say Poland, Germany,
35:59 France, England, let's say 50,000 the
36:02 coalition of the willing. They're going
36:03 to be 50,000 troops over there, very
36:05 well equipped. They will fight Russia in
36:07 Ukraine and we're going to strike in
36:09 Russia from time to time, but you cannot
36:11 strike us. That means you can't hurt me.
36:13 No, I will eliminate you, erase you.
36:17 But Putin for legitimate targets. Is
36:20 that how you talk? I don't understand,
36:21 man. I don't understand. But probably
36:24 things are not that harsh, it seems to
36:26 me.
36:27 And the last article related to that.
36:29 Moscow warns NATO over troops troop
36:33 buildup.
36:34 Western military preparations and plans
36:36 to send servicemen to Ukraine risk
36:38 direct confrontation
36:40 in Ukraine. [clears throat]
36:42 Okay, uh,
36:44 how do you call that? Confined only to
36:46 Ukraine and Russia, not Germany or where
36:49 the troops might come from. No, no, no.
36:51 Says Russia's envoy to OSCE.
36:54 Russia will not sit by idle as NATO
36:57 builds up a military presence near its
37:00 borders and prepares to send troops into
37:02 Ukraine.
37:03 Speaking at the organization's permanent
37:05 council in Vienna on Thursday,
37:08 Polyanski said European powers were
37:11 laying the groundwork for direct
37:12 military confrontation with Russia by
37:14 putting industries on a war footing,
37:17 upgrading troops transport
37:19 infrastructure and expanding weapons
37:21 production near its territory. He says
37:23 that by the western backed coalition of
37:25 the willing to station troops in Ukraine
37:28 amounted to preparations for an
37:30 intervention and an inevitable clash
37:33 with Russia. Why do European politicians
37:35 believe that we will watch all this and
37:38 sit
37:39 idly by? Well,
37:43 I tell you why.
37:44 Because you're not telling them what you
37:46 will do.
37:47 Like in vague, we will erase you.
37:50 We must break you.
37:53 They don't say that.
37:55 The military, the troops deployed in
37:58 Ukraine are legitimate [clears throat]
37:59 targets.
38:01 Who cares?
38:03 Did you touch me? Did you touch my
38:05 palace, Élysée Palace? No. Did you touch
38:07 the Buckingham Palace or whatever or
38:09 Street 19
38:12 that what you know what street in
38:14 London? No. Would you strike Berlin? No.
38:17 They don't care. They're going to send
38:19 other people's children and husbands and
38:21 parents to fight in Ukraine for the
38:23 good. So they will be good in Brussels
38:26 giving orders and wherever to fight the
38:29 Russians only in Ukraine and Russia.
38:31 That's not how you talk. I will break
38:34 you, all of you. I don't give a I
38:36 will turn off the light. That's it. Like
38:38 the Iranians said.
38:40 Thank you very much. And Iran doesn't
38:42 have nuclear weapons, by the way. So
38:44 that means they are less entitled to
38:46 make those claims.
38:49 Not good. Hey,
38:51 let them be, right?
38:53 No.
38:54 Continue with that list. Add to it.
38:57 We're going to use it later. Stay
38:58 strong, stay smart, look for the truth,
39:01 and be just.
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