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00:00:06real
00:00:09in news.
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00:00:42this week, lots going on around the world, but it's still one
00:00:46place that is particularly burning, yeah, and that's good old
00:00:49france,
00:00:50a god damn it, revolution, yes, the the
00:00:54beautiful heartland of you, European dignity, uh,
00:00:58justice, uh, liberty, quality all those stuff that we're
00:01:02told uh France is the place to be in for, but right now there's only
00:01:05one place to be if you want to burn the city down basically
00:01:09and take your protest to the max and that is of course France,
00:01:13paris in particular getting some interesting attention from these
00:01:17poor discuntle students after all, have look at them, these are just
00:01:21ordinary little scholars, if you listen to the European press, there's nothing really to see
00:01:25here, just a bunch of poor little unhappy kitties in
00:01:28their short trousers, now This was of course Moscow, Beijing or
00:01:32Tehran, it would be on the front page of every single publication,
00:01:36news piece, you would be completely drowned in this stuff, but because it's
00:01:40the Darling EU, it's just a
00:01:42in minor issue, yeah, let's have look at the minor issue, we're
00:01:47of not
00:01:54uggy.
00:02:05wow, they don't do it
00:02:08of by half, they do it, they do it right,
00:02:13of right?
00:02:16of now, of course, this isn't just
00:02:19a simple little protest,
00:02:25of you know, a of couple of uh, homemade placards, right? this is serious coordinated attack on the infrastructure
00:02:27of the country,
00:02:28of basically,
00:02:32of in you've got the... thousands and thousands of people have been arrested, 6,ous, is it
00:02:33a 6,000 like or 5,00 like thousands anyway uh and
00:02:36600
00:02:37of
00:02:37of police uh seriously injured. now particularly, we don't
00:02:41particularly condone uh this kind of violence, we don't condone the brutality
00:02:45of the French police either or the German police or any
00:02:47of the other European police
00:02:48of forces who seem to have a particular problem with anybody who's protested completely against the
00:02:52genocide in Gaza, but yeah when you look at some
00:02:56of the injuries that have been impacted on the protesters, 15 year old...
00:03:00kid actually lost his arm as a result of some
00:03:02of the brew force meeted out. you can understand why a lot
00:03:05of these kids from the projects on the edge of Paris, lot
00:03:07of these kids from uh families of migrants uh, you can
00:03:11understand why they're not that
00:03:13of fond of
00:03:13of the French police, but look, all is not lost. uh, you
00:03:17got to ask yourself, maybe if all
00:03:19of the French cups were
00:03:21of as accurate as this next guy we're going to show you, there would be no injuries
00:03:25at all, everyone would be skipping down the champselise hand-in hand, it would be happy days
00:03:29of and Mr. Macron. would declare a national holiday? where is macron?
00:03:32actually? yeah, who knows? who
00:03:52well, look, we would never condone
00:03:56uh the EU
00:04:03now like we said, the french are used to this, the the
00:04:06fisherman uh, you are unhappy, they they burn their trollers,
00:04:10you know, the firemen are unhappy, they they light fires, the cops go on strike,
00:04:14the librarians, the yellow vest, you know, you've seen France burning,
00:04:18how many times you seen a burn, i think the riders have done more damage than the
00:04:21Germans, you know, did it during the second world war, but you know,
00:04:25along with that comes the sense of Cam and sort of,
00:04:30bit of stiff of her lip maybe from the French uh some people just take it
00:04:33a all in their strides like this dude who decided you know what I'm
00:04:37just cashing out here I'm just gonna sit back and watch it all burn
00:04:44of
00:04:53of
00:05:10speaking of Mr. Macron, Microlian. you know where is
00:05:13he uh, you know,
00:05:15it it really demonstrates the reality of what's happening in Europe
00:05:19and all over the continent to Europe, very unpopular leaders, you know,
00:05:23uh, Mr. Mertz on 10%, uh, Macron, but they don't really
00:05:27care, they're the the parents, and you're the children, they're going to tell
00:05:30you, we are going to keep supporting Ukraine, we're going to have to cut our own
00:05:34budgets, we're going to have to cut education, for example, in France, we're going to have to
00:05:38cut uh services in Belgium, 30,00 people on the street there
00:05:41today ' "and you're going to have to suck it up because like old Annalina
00:05:45beerback said uh the German uh foreign minister back in the
00:05:49day, I don't care what the voters say, I'm sending the money to Ukraine,
00:05:53no matter what my German voters think, but I want to deliver to the
00:06:42sick of... about now speaking of Zelensky, you can't speak of Zelensky
00:06:46without speaking of Macron, Ukraine without speaking of France, Germany,
00:06:49Italy, the UK, because these are the countries who are bankrolling this
00:06:52insanity, but something they're not doing uh
00:06:56in the EU media or on the podium when they meet the
00:06:59coalition the retarded or whatever their latest scheme is to try
00:07:02and keep the war going against Russia
00:07:04in Ukraine, what they're not doing is telling you the reality what's
00:07:08happening uh at the front because they can't tell you that, but they can't
00:07:12come out at
00:07:13the at the rostrom or at the podium say, oh, by the way, we're so desperate and we're getting
00:07:17hammered so badly, we got to kidnap people, and we don't care how we treat the population of
00:07:20Ukraine, and it's becoming clear and clear for the people in Ukraine, that maybe the
00:07:24real enemy isn't Russia, maybe the enemy is the people who are perpetuating
00:07:28this war in Paris, in London and of course in Kyev, the pulpet regime of
00:07:32Mr. Zelensky, check out what they did to a
00:07:3674 year old woman uh, just days ago
00:07:40in Karkov, in Ukraine who came to protest came out of our apartment
00:07:43to protest that another man being abducted forcibly for the armed
00:07:47forces Ukraine dragged off to almost certainly die or get
00:07:51maimed or lose limbs, look what happened to her, she was
00:07:55very seriously injured, a fractured hip, a broken color bomb and
00:07:58left basically to die on the side the street by guess who,
00:08:02by Mr. Zelensky's heroes, this is what they're not showing you
00:08:06on CNN and the BBC,
00:08:21Now, as we can see, who could do anything
00:08:23but to spise people that could treat their own people
00:08:26like this? And you got
00:08:28to remember, the narrative that the Ukrainians and the Russians are very same, the very similar people,
00:08:32brotherly people, belarussians, Russians, Ukrains, it's not really about that, that's
00:08:35a fact okay, it's like the Irish, the Welsh and the Scots, we're very, very
00:08:39similar people, but the people in charge the countries are. very very different and that
00:08:43comes through in how people behave on camera.
00:08:47check out this young russian soldier who has you know
00:08:51balls the you know the size of uh goose
00:08:54eggs who uh sat in his building waiting for the Ukrainian
00:08:58drone to come in only to grab this with his own hands and this thing could blow
00:09:02you into a lot of pieces turn into a lego set pretty quickly but he
00:09:05manages to give a little signal to the Ukrainian operators the drone before
00:09:09thrown out the window where it exploded. these are tough tough boys,
00:09:13not the kind of guys you want to come across a dark night, mr.
00:09:55this very interesting incident. this is a JD Vance's
00:09:59wife who just had baby, okay, has the baby strapped to her chest and she's
00:10:02leaving a military helicopter, and she has little accident, she has takes a
00:10:06little tumble, now you would imagine that the two uh big tough
00:10:10men uh standing either side of... would intervene and try and stop her
00:10:14falling right? that's what the the good guy does,
00:10:18right? nah, you sit back in your watch, you watch it all happen, because you might get
00:10:21into trouble for leaving your position, this is all very... sort of rigid
00:10:25and silly right? what they should have done is grabbed her and helped her.
00:11:04Pete Heggs, he's not the secretary of defense, he's the secretary for
00:11:07war, yeah, ura, secretary of
00:11:09war, good god,
00:11:13and he's so desperate to be liked, and he's so desperate to be tough
00:11:17that it stinks of weakness, that's how I feel, you know,
00:11:21he's the guy trotting around, always on his hands and knees,
00:11:25no, yeah, easy, showing off his tattoos, showing off his
00:11:28m, i'm the big pe, i'm the big guy, he talks a great game, doesn't he
00:11:32the secretary of war, but it's all a bit, you know,
00:11:36me thinks he does protest too much, maybe big pe
00:11:40is hiding a little something somewhere else, you just don't know, you know, it's like
00:11:44small man syndrome, i don't know, why do you need that big car, maybe you got to compensate
00:11:48for something, i'm not sure anyway, let's have look at -
00:11:52you know tough guy, you know, sends everyone else off the die in the
00:11:56war by the
00:12:34notice about Big Pete, maybe little Pete, we don't, I personally
00:12:37have no experience, big Pete loves to portray the enemies the United
00:12:41States as evil, essentially evil, like the
00:12:45Iranians are just religious fanatics. I suppose Russians are
00:12:49religious fanatics because they're orthodox Christians, or Muslims or people
00:12:53who believe a sort of some sort of cohesive, normal, family-based
00:12:56society, is that being religious fanatic too? so while peter's calling
00:13:00everybody who could be an enemy the uh
00:13:04Americans, religious fanatics, um, he then starts to
00:13:07quote scripture like some sort of warrior monk, he's also covered in
00:13:11crusader tattoos, but it's the Iranians who are
00:13:15the religious
00:13:22are kind of fans of don, you know, he's a funny kind of guy, he does
00:13:25make uh you know good tv, but in Europe in particular,
00:13:29the dawn is not that popular, he's not that popular with the lib tired eletes w running the
00:13:33European Union either. now can you imagine a situation
00:13:36whereby - in the capital building or in the white house there
00:13:40was a picture of naked - ersla
00:13:43vonderline uh basically sitting on the shoulders the taxpayer or
00:13:47whatever uh naked with a tennis record or whatever whatever she
00:13:51likes doing or riding crop because ursela loves riding yeah
00:13:55horses by the way, i think she has like 45 children too, she's a guy in
00:13:59colleges, so think about that right, that would be meant with
00:14:02absolute outrage, right? well check out what's
00:14:05in the European parliament right now, a large golden jab
00:14:09the hoot like uh statue the big dawn with a
00:14:13golf club sitting on what represents
00:14:15the the European or the taxpayer or whoever it represents, i'll get off his
00:14:19back, yeah etc. etc. can you imagine that being allowed
00:14:22happen on the other side the water? "it wouldn't happen, but
00:14:26when you're a lib tard elite in the EU, you can say and do what you
00:14:29want, because - nobody's really smart enough to point it all out,
00:14:33particularly the uh, of course,
00:14:35you know, massively standardized and very, very,
00:14:39you know, investigative uh, European
00:14:41media, yeah,
00:14:45now let's leave uh Brussels, the capital of decency,
00:14:49humanity, uh, justice, freedom, uh,
00:14:52and general happiness, or is that Kiev?" " I keep getting the two things
00:14:56mixed up and go to London, similarly happy
00:15:00place where everybody's getting
00:15:02on just fine, take these uh young men uh who are of
00:15:05course uh following up uh the core
00:15:09tenants the British idea which is you know
00:15:12liberty democracy that everyone gets to say
00:15:16what they need to say uh you know the speakers corner you stand up you can
00:15:20say what you feel yeah no you can't not anymore and what you definitely
00:15:24can't do is drink. beer near a mosk, yeah, because of
00:15:27course Islam is the national religion
00:16:34things right now, so you see these guys from the moscow complaining about guy
00:16:37an English man drinking a beer, what could be more British? have beer,
00:16:41you know, uh,
00:16:42you know, whether or not it's legal to do it in public, I don't know, but you know, it's a part of
00:16:46British culture, beer, chips, gravy, you know, the
00:16:49whole, the holy trinity, let's say,
00:16:52now imagine somebody also complained about these people, imagine
00:16:56a white British Christian went and complained about this type
00:17:00of stuff that's also happening in the UK right now, think about what would happen, think about what the
00:17:04media would do, the police would do, and the... community
00:17:08would do if you complained about this, which is also happening in
00:17:11what is still a majority christian
00:17:28so what happens if uggy there goes in complains about
00:17:32that, what would happen to him, six months in prison, hate crime,
00:17:35racism, nazi?
00:18:43and let's stick with the old etonian
00:18:46aristocracy and the elites who basically run the UK. now remember you may have
00:18:50never heard of eaten college, but it's a place that has produced more prime
00:18:54ministers than anywhere else. it's a very
00:18:58elitest country, very, very divided country. okay,
00:19:02now you got to also ask yourself, the British empire, the empire
00:19:06on which the sun never set." " the biggest empire that the world ever saw,
00:19:09probably responsible for the deaths of more innocent people than any other empire as
00:19:13well, and that was all managed
00:19:17and overseen by people like this gentleman,
00:19:20Jacob. he is the epitom of a
00:19:23British gentleman, I say, I think he's a lord now, actually, he's
00:19:27lord, Jacob, and he was interviewed recently by Tucker
00:19:31Carlson, and in that conversation, uh,
00:19:34Nagasaki and Hiroshima came up, the... nuclear bombing of
00:19:38those cities along with their civilian populations,
00:19:42children, women, babies, elderly, innocent, pro war,
00:19:45anti-war, everybody got the same dose of us
00:19:49medicine, and toccason asks mr uh, mr.
00:19:53mog, old chap, in the context of this burgeining war with
00:19:57Russia, and the fact that Mr. Mogg has told everybody, you're probably going to have to go and
00:20:01die, but that's a risk I'm willing to take
00:20:04okay, check this guy out, okay, he's says you
00:20:08know, yes, it was completely justified. now, bear
00:20:12this in mind, talking about the Muslim populations, name of Muslim country
00:20:15has to committed the same level of mass murder,
00:20:19attacks, rapes and killings and theft as the British
00:20:22Empire, and I'll buy a beer next time I see it, buse I can't
00:20:26think of one,
00:20:31nuclear, the actual use of nuclear weapons, is that ever justified, I think it's
00:20:35justified in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, yes, was justified in bringing the second world war
00:20:39to an end, yes unquestionably, unquestionably just unqustionably, yes I thought the
00:20:42number the um number of lives, so it's justified to kill
00:20:46people who did nothing wrong, well we're not. talking about people did
00:20:50nothing wrong, that the Japanese populations of crowded
00:20:54cities are not responsible for the war, women and children
00:20:58getting we were a state of total war. are you legitimate authority?
00:21:02yes you are, uh, is it an important cause? yes, because you have
00:21:05been attacked, you're defending yourself, and is it proportionate? yes, because it actually
00:21:09shortens the duration the war. yeah, one final note on Mr. mog,
00:21:13I don't think the Japanese actually attacked the United Kingdom, uh,
00:21:17did they? did they bomb London, did they bomb?...
00:21:20Sheffield, Liverpool, Manchester, Brisle,
00:21:24no, I think they did the ultimate sin against the British
00:21:28Empire by stealing some their
00:21:34Now, while Tocker is interviewing a man who seems as
00:21:38flexible and in some ways as
00:21:41morally responsible as a rock, uh,
00:21:45the resigning and outgoing Serbian leader
00:21:49Alexander. has also been talking to rock,
00:21:52yeah, you'll understand what I'm saying, I think one of his opponents,
00:21:56political opponents refused to debate him, now I'm always worried about that, I think if
00:22:00you're right and you feel your right, you should sit opposite your opponent
00:22:04and use your intellect and the facts to undermind them, it's like you
00:22:08know, why is Russian TV and news banned in the EU, if we're so
00:22:12bad and we're telling so many lies, why can't you just put us on the TV
00:22:16and then destroy us with your
00:22:24and you know you got to hand it to him,
00:22:26you know, love theim or hate him, uh,
00:22:28you know, it was quite a smart move, check this out, talking to rock,
00:22:32a chair a picture, and let's face it, you probably get more sense from the
00:22:36rock than you would for most European union leaders right
00:22:40now, alexander, let's yeah,
00:23:32okay, finland who
00:23:33has suddenly hate russia after getting on pretty well with the russians have to get in their assess hand to
00:23:37them in the winter war,
00:23:39you know, one thing about Finland you got to remember uh, when they were fighting
00:23:43their war with the country, basically created them, the Russians, yeah, Finland and
00:23:47Russia, look it up, um, they they demanded
00:23:51this, that and the other, the Russians actually offered the fins a far better
00:23:55deal than they got after the war. Take note, Mr. Zelensky, take
00:23:58note. The finns are suggesting that the Russian special services
00:24:02or agents the Russian special services have been breaking
00:24:06into the apartments of Finnish officials and
00:24:10taking a dump in their toilets and leaving the lights
00:24:14on and not flushing as some kind of psychological warfare. They
00:24:18actually reported this stuff. Check it out. the British media, the Finnish media,
00:24:22they actually reported this stuff. That's how stupid they think you are,
00:24:25because it's all completely
00:25:14uh, we want to remind you that we'll be here same time, same place next week,
00:25:18and it's obvious to us.' that the scale of
00:25:21deployment of propaganda against Russia is running out of ideas
00:25:25cuz remember we've gone from bucha to uh using a toilet
00:25:29without permission uh you know and what does that tell you about the
00:25:33reality of what's going on? Ukraine is shrinking, the Russians are moving
00:25:37forward and guess what, it's Vladimir Vladimirovic's
00:25:40birthday, so there's plenty to celebrate in some parts the world, we'll see
00:25:44you same time, same place next week, until then look after each other
00:25:48and look after yourself.
00:26:22Gentlemen, I confess myself increasingly disconcerted by the Russians
00:26:25rather alarming advances in Asia.
00:26:28Indeed, word has reached us that they have of late dispatched.
00:26:32their first steamship to Bombay.
00:26:36India must remain
00:26:38hours.
00:26:45Their fears came true, the Russians really did come to India,
00:26:49but not as colonizers and we quickly found a
00:26:53common
00:26:53language.
00:27:11Afghanistan has attracted conquerors attention from time
00:27:14immemorial. In the 19th century, the British Empire decided to
00:27:18subjugate that country. The British viewed the Afghan lands as the
00:27:22northern gateway to India and wanted to turn them into an
00:27:25obedient province. Trying to protect
00:27:29independence, the Amir of Afghanistan,
00:27:32Muhammad turned for help to Russia, which the British
00:27:36considered their geopolitical adversary. This was the last
00:27:40straw for London. Britain declared war on the
00:27:43Afghans. In August, 1839, the invaders
00:27:47occupied Kabul and brought their henchman to power. The
00:27:51invaders brutally suppressed any resistance. Thus
00:27:54in Istalif, they slaughtered all Afghan men
00:27:58who had reached adulthood and raped hundreds of women, seeking to
00:28:02hum. the muslims in 1841, a general
00:28:05uprising against the British yole began. The British,
00:28:09under the command of General Elfenstone, left Kabul and
00:28:13started to retreat. Only few out the 16,00
00:28:17invaders who had begun their march from Kabul, made it to the
00:28:20British positions in Jalalabad. The defeat the royal
00:28:24army caused enormous damage to the prestige the British
00:28:28Empire throughout the world. The victory the Afghan
00:28:31people became the most important event in the history the
00:28:35oppressed people's resistance to the colonialists. it dispelled the
00:28:39racist myth the European
00:28:40invincibility.
00:28:57i'm afshan, welcome back to going underground broadcasting all around the world from the
00:29:01uae on the anniversary. the European Union winning the Nobel Peace
00:29:04Prize. Today, leaders from that grouping, which is armed genocide
00:29:08in Gaza, meet at something called the Warsaw Security Forum.
00:29:12Speakers will avowedly call for the destruction the Russian
00:29:15Federation, not just Ukrainian dictator Zelensky who has been
00:29:19given long-range missiles by Britain and Intel from the CIA to
00:29:23kill civilians in Russia. It's also four years today that
00:29:27143 out of 193
00:29:29general assembly member states voted to condemn. for referendums
00:29:33in the Donbas, Carson and Zaparia, democracy in the economies of western
00:29:37European states that did so are now in chaos as up rising's rage
00:29:41in Spain and France. Joining me again is someone who is recently at
00:29:44the latest UN General Assembly in New York, he has
00:29:48tirelessly fought for the war in Europe to end. Before
00:29:52the 24th of February 2022, he advised US
00:29:55officials to publicly admit Ukraine would not be permitted NATO membership.
00:29:59Professor Jeffrey Sax is the director of Columbia Universities. center for sustainable
00:30:03development, president the UN sustainable development solutions network and former
00:30:07advisor to UN secretaries general, general Kofianan, Bankimon and
00:30:10Antonio Guiteres, he's in Rome in
00:30:21four years then since the UN general assembly resolution
00:30:24against Russia, I mean, apart from
00:30:28threats of mass killing from Trump and Netanyahu at the UN General Assembly, which we
00:30:32might... about uh what did you detect uh 12
00:30:35years on since the coup in Ukraine at the UN General Assembly in New
00:30:39York? Well, these wars continue to rage
00:30:43because it seems nobody wants to speak the truth and nobody
00:30:47wants to acknowledge ground realities.
00:30:51The war in Ukraine is a war that came as as you mentioned
00:30:55with a coup that overthrew a Ukrainian
00:30:58president. So