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1. 0:00Hello friends, new video.
2. 0:02Today, as usual, Macron and the European
3. 0:04Union wanted to be smart with Putin and
4. 0:05Putin, of course, is going to get in
5. 0:07their way and humiliate them once again
6. 0:08.
7. 0:10And without realizing it, it does
8. 0:11Florian Philippot a favor and he's going
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25. 0:41>> So, legal action against Russian assets
26. 0:44.
27. 0:46I'm not going to go over the whole story
28. 0:47of Russian assets again. You know that
29. 0:48they are stored in a company called
30. 0:50Euroclear, which is based in Brussels.
31. 0:53That's when this case began, in February
32. 0:562022. These are assets that mainly
33. 0:58belong to the Central Bank of Russia.
34. 1:02And, uh, you have an article in the
35. 1:04Belgian newspaper Le Soir on November 5.
36. 1:07Oh, so the French media are very, very
37. 1:09discreet about this case. You'll
38. 1:11understand why.
39. 1:13But not the Belgian press, because they
40. 1:15are, uh, primarily concerned.
41. 1:18But in fact, we are too, because I
42. 1:20remind you that the main shareholder of
43. 1:22the company Euroclear, which would be at
44. 1:24risk of bankruptcy if Russia won its
45. 1:26lawsuits, well, uh, is the Caisse des
46. 1:29Dépôts et Consignations, the armed wing
47. 1:31of the French state.
48. 1:34So, it's not in our interest to get
49. 1:36involved in this case.
50. 1:37Well, let's not talk about it. In
51. 1:39Belgium, they are talking about it. Le
52. 1:40Soir, November 5, had the headline "
53. 1:42Russian assets frozen, two points, the
54. 1:44Russian Central Bank requests the
55. 1:46seizure of documents at Euroclear."
56. 1:48Here is an excerpt from this article.
57. 1:51The Russian Central Bank has asked the
58. 1:53Belgian courts to send a bailiff to the
59. 1:55headquarters of Euroclear to seize the
60. 1:57assets. The information was reported by
61. 2:00the French-language economic daily
62. 2:02L'Écho.
63. 2:03The Brussels brokerage firm, Euroclear,
64. 2:05holds more than 200 billion euros of
65. 2:06Russian assets frozen since the start of
66. 2:08the war in Ukraine.
67. 2:12So, there are heavy fines in prospect. I
68. 2:15will quote another excerpt.
69. 2:17The Russian Central Bank wants a bailiff
70. 2:19to be able to collect, inventory and
71. 2:20preserve the documents attesting to
72. 2:21contacts between Euroclear and the
73. 2:23European institutions.
74. 2:25It is asking the French-language
75. 2:27commercial court in Brussels to impose a
76. 2:29fine of 500,000 euros per day of delay,
77. 2:31capped at 10 million euros.
78. 2:34Preliminary hearings in this case are
79. 2:36scheduled for February and March 2027,
80. 2:38so soon.
81. 2:41Be careful because the management of
82. 2:43Euroclear is not taking this lightly at
83. 2:44all, unlike Zelensky and the European
84. 2:46Union who are pushing, unlike the
85. 2:47Belgian government which is very
86. 2:49cautious, we will come back to this, but
87. 2:51the management of Euroclear says be
88. 2:52careful, first of all there is a real
89. 2:54legal risk, there is a risk of
90. 2:55bankruptcy with cascading consequences
91. 2:57that would be very, very serious and
92. 2:59then there is a credibility risk.
93. 3:01Who is going to want to leave assets
94. 3:04with us and in the eurozone if we see
95. 3:07that we can't be helped?
96. 3:10Of course.
97. 3:11So Belgium is panicking, right?
98. 3:14This was reported by another Belgian
99. 3:16newspaper, La Libre, in a very recent
100. 3:18article on November 6. We will mention
101. 3:20this because on October 15, Belgian
102. 3:22Prime Minister Bart De Wever, who had
103. 3:24resigned but his resignation was
104. 3:26rejected by the King of the Belgians,
105. 3:28was questioned about the immobilized
106. 3:31assets of the Central Bank of Russia.
107. 3:34When you have immobilized assets, as in
108. 3:36all wars, you never touch them, he said
109. 3:38.
110. 3:39At the end of a conflict, there is
111. 3:40always a peace agreement.
112. 3:42And part of this peace agreement
113. 3:43concerns precisely the use of
114. 3:45immobilized assets, he told journalists
115. 3:47.
116. 3:48He added, "Are there people who dream of
117. 3:50doing things?
118. 3:52Yes. Do I want them? No."
119. 3:57But the next day, he was cautious, he
120. 3:58said, "We're going to do as in all wars
121. 4:00, even during the Second World War or
122. 4:02others, we didn't touch, it's an
123. 4:04international rule, it's international
124. 4:06law, we don't touch the assets of our
125. 4:08adversaries.
126. 4:10Especially since now, we're told that
127. 4:11normally, we're not at war with Russia,
128. 4:13so good."
129. 4:15But the provocation the day after
130. 4:17Zelensky, you know, mandated by the
131. 4:19Euro-hawks, by his leaders, you know,
132. 4:21and who parades around this bloody doll
133. 4:24that is Zelensky, the next day, and I'm
134. 4:26still quoting Volodymyr Zelensky, in
135. 4:28fact, asked EU leaders for at least 70
136. 4:31billion euros more by 2027 and a special
137. 4:33depository controlled by the EU for his
138. 4:36reserves.
139. 4:38So, he wants more money again and he
140. 4:40wants to use Russian assets the day
141. 4:42after the very cautious and reasonable
142. 4:43statement by the Belgian Prime Minister
143. 4:45. So, it's a provocation, obviously,
144. 4:47against the Prime Minister. Belgian.
145. 4:50But Russia is going even further now.
146. 4:53It is taking its own Western assets from
147. 4:55Russia.
148. 4:57And there was a whole article in Le
149. 4:59Monde on November 6th entitled "Moscow
150. 5:01speeds up the seizure of Russian assets
151. 5:04from Western groups".
152. 5:08Well, that was highly predictable, so
153. 5:09much so that we had said it, you can
154. 5:11watch my videos since the beginning of
155. 5:13this conflict.
156. 5:15I had said "It's going to end like this
157. 5:17, they're going to steal our assets."
158. 5:20Let's read the beginning of this article
159. 5:21from Le Monde.
160. 5:24The offensive against our assets is
161. 5:25accelerating exponentially.
162. 5:28Concern is growing in the European
163. 5:29business community in Moscow. This
164. 5:31should have been thought of beforehand.
165. 5:33Even among those most fervent supporters
166. 5:34of Russia's economic survival despite
167. 5:36the war in Ukraine.
168. 5:37For the past two months, the Kremlin has
169. 5:39issued numerous decrees to place the
170. 5:41Russian assets of European companies
171. 5:43under provisional administration, as the
172. 5:46official term is.
173. 5:48As you can see, we have a bit of a list
174. 5:50, and it is not exhaustive. It concerns
175. 5:52many companies, particularly French
176. 5:54companies. I am still quoting Le Monde.
177. 5:57Less than a month after the Russian
178. 5:59assets of Auchan, Leroy Merlin, FM
179. 6:01Logistique and Nestlé were placed under
180. 6:03provisional administration on September
181. 6:0517, on the Kremlin's website, then the
182. 6:08German group Metro. Other companies have
183. 6:10been targeted. The latest target to date
184. 6:12, on November 5, was the cigarette
185. 6:14manufacturer Japan Tobacco International
186. 6:16.
187. 6:18In October, it was the turn of the
188. 6:20assets of the manufacturer of flooring
189. 6:22company Tarkett, whose factories in
190. 6:24Russia are owned equally by the French
191. 6:26parent company and its Serbian
192. 6:28subsidiary.
193. 6:30Then came the German packaging
194. 6:32manufacturers Menchén and Swedish
195. 6:34Caparol, as well as the Belgian hygiene
196. 6:36products manufacturer Ontex.
197. 6:39In August, the same was true of the
198. 6:41Russian assets of the Italian electrical
199. 6:43equipment manufacturer Advantus.
200. 6:46Under a decree signed by President
201. 6:48Vladimir Putin in 2023, Russia, and I
202. 6:50quote, can place the assets of countries
203. 6:53it deems unfriendly under temporary
204. 6:55administration.
205. 6:58A mechanism already used to take control
206. 7:01of the Russian subsidiaries of the
207. 7:04French Danone and the Danish Carlsberg
208. 7:07in 2024. So, just French companies, I
209. 7:10heard Danone, I heard Auchan, I heard
210. 7:12Leroy Merlin, uh, I heard the equipment
211. 7:15manufacturer, or rather the flooring
212. 7:18company Tarkett, for example.
213. 7:22Well,
214. 7:24that's starting to be a lot.
215. 7:26That said, Russia is leaving a door open
216. 7:28. There is a way to go back and cancel
217. 7:32these seizures of Western assets if
218. 7:35negotiations are opened. It has been
219. 7:38done once. I am still quoting Le Monde.
220. 7:41In April 2024, the Russian assets of the
221. 7:43Italian group Ariston, this subsidiary
222. 7:45specializing in heating and hot water
223. 7:47production equipment, were nationalized
224. 7:49and transferred to the Russian
225. 7:51state-owned giant Gazprom.
226. 7:53However, almost a year later, in March
227. 7:552025, Vladimir Putin signed a decree
228. 7:58canceling this decision and returning
229. 8:00the subsidiary to its Italian
230. 8:01headquarters. An unprecedented case.
231. 8:04Because there had been open negotiations
232. 8:06.
233. 8:09So in reality, we can clearly see that
234. 8:11they are not using this to engage in
235. 8:14definitive predation, they are using it
236. 8:16to exert pressure by saying, "If you
237. 8:18finally agree to dialogue and
238. 8:20negotiations, we can go back and return
239. 8:22your assets to you.""
240. 8:26It is provided for in the decree and it
241. 8:27has already been done once.
242. 8:32Especially since it would be in our
243. 8:34interest to resume talks with Russia
244. 8:35because we are completely isolated
245. 8:37globally because what is now beginning
246. 8:38is what is increasingly being called the
247. 8:40new Yalta, a reference to what happened
248. 8:42during the Second World War, this
249. 8:43redrawing of the world, this time
250. 8:45between the United States, Russia and
251. 8:46China.
252. 8:48So we have been talking about it for a
253. 8:51few weeks, but now, on November 7, we
254. 8:54had official confirmation from China for
255. 8:57the first time.
256. 8:59I quote." China is raising the
257. 9:01possibility of a US-Russia-China summit
258. 9:04for the first time.
259. 9:08China has confirmed that it is in
260. 9:10discussions with the parties concerned
261. 9:11regarding the possibility of organizing
262. 9:13a trilateral meeting between Chinese
263. 9:15President Xi Jinping, US President
264. 9:17Donald Trump and Russian President
265. 9:18Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the
266. 9:20CEECP summit in Shenzhen, southern China
267. 9:22. "And who will be the big players? Well
268. 9:25, all the European countries, huh, and
269. 9:28in particular a country that is normally
270. 9:30a bridge to the world, a country of
271. 9:32dialogue, which also has openings thanks
272. 9:34to overseas territories everywhere,
273. 9:36namely France.
274. 9:37>> Lots of interesting points. Indeed, the
275. 9:39European Union has wanted to take
276. 9:41Russian assets for a very long time.
277. 9:43The problem is, if they go all the way,
278. 9:46it will have absolutely terrible
279. 9:49repercussions later on and, above all,
280. 9:52it has never been done, even in the
281. 9:54middle of the Cold War, it has never
282. 9:57been achieved.
283. 9:59From a diplomatic point of view, it
284. 10:01would be a one-way ticket.
285. 10:04The easiest thing for the European Union
286. 10:07, and by the way he quotes an article
287. 10:09from Le Monde, is indeed the money of
288. 10:11the Europeans themselves.
289. 10:13That is to say that overall, they will
290. 10:16have fewer risks, perhaps even fewer
291. 10:18repercussions, by taking the money of
292. 10:21their own population than by taking
293. 10:24Russian assets. And we know that they
294. 10:27are eyeing savings in Europe. and mainly
295. 10:30the French, it must always be said, I
296. 10:32say it every time, I know, but we French
297. 10:35, we are the only ones in Europe who
298. 10:37have savings. Take the figures,
299. 10:39elsewhere it is ridiculous. We are the
300. 10:40only squirrel people, the only people
301. 10:42who pay attention, of course, to the
302. 10:44future and since we believe in it more,
303. 10:46well we put more and more money aside
304. 10:48and we are right.
305. 10:50Problem is that they will, I am afraid,
306. 10:52soon try, try to take it.
307. 10:55Then, at this famous summit that we call
308. 10:58Yalta 2. It is not official, it is not
309. 11:00the name that we gave to this meeting,
310. 11:03but we are not completely stupid either
311. 11:05.
312. 11:06I have been talking about it on the
313. 11:07channel for a long time.
314. 11:09China, the United States and Russia,
315. 11:11they are going to divide up the world.
316. 11:13Can we do it to them? They are the three
317. 11:15most powerful countries today.
318. 11:17And finally, we have, we the European
319. 11:19countries and France Particularly,
320. 11:21because what interests me is only France
321. 11:23.
322. 11:24France obviously has many advantages and
323. 11:25a role to play, except that we no longer
324. 11:27want to.
325. 11:28So, Florian says, well, all we have to
326. 11:31do is carry out Frexit and then get back
327. 11:33in the race.
328. 11:35It's not that easy.
329. 11:36First of all, Frexit is an
330. 11:38administrative measure.
331. 11:39So, you obviously get your borders and
332. 11:41your currency back, but that's where it
333. 11:43ends.
334. 11:44To make history, you have to want to.
335. 11:48The French people are a people who have
336. 11:50abandoned history, starting with their
337. 11:51own history.
338. 11:54So, it's not because we'll leave
339. 11:56tomorrow, and I don't think so, I'm like
340. 11:58François Asselineau, but I've often
341. 12:00mentioned this, it won't happen
342. 12:02politically.
343. 12:04It won't happen through an election,
344. 12:05because we don't have a chance.
345. 12:08I think we'll leave Europe because the
346. 12:10European Union system will collapse.
347. 12:12So, it will be an exit, uh, an exit
348. 12:14because we will have no choice.
349. 12:17And it will not be a political choice.
350. 12:18Or all of a sudden, we will have a nice
351. 12:20surprise from this or that candidate. I
352. 12:23don't believe it and I don't even want
353. 12:24to think about it. That's political
354. 12:26fantasy. I like realism. I like facts.
355. 12:29And therein lies the problem.
356. 12:31Do we want to do it again?
357. 12:33Do the French want to do it again?
358. 12:36But to remake history, we must first, uh
359. 12:38, we must first connect with our own.
360. 12:42We don't want to do that today.
361. 12:46So we will have to restart the identity
362. 12:50machine in France if we want to make the
363. 12:53French want to re-enter history.
364. 12:58Afterwards, politically speaking,
365. 13:00obviously, there are choices to be made
366. 13:02.
367. 13:03We are not obliged to have a population
368. 13:05that wants to enter history.
369. 13:07If you Put in place politically and
370. 13:08especially from an economic point of
371. 13:10view, what will make us enter history
372. 13:12again is the economic and military
373. 13:14aspects.
374. 13:16Being able to have an army capable of
375. 13:18resisting almost anyone, having modern
376. 13:21weapons that make us fearful of anyone
377. 13:23and having a healthy economy, that is to
378. 13:26say, innovating again.
379. 13:29So, France is still innovating, but it
380. 13:31is in minimal quantities and then as
381. 13:33soon as one of our companies innovates,
382. 13:35it is bought out by the United States
383. 13:37mainly because it is not protected by
384. 13:39the State. So we have to innovate again
385. 13:41, we have to have an extremely strong
386. 13:42industry again and then yes, from an
387. 13:44economic and military point of view, we
388. 13:45can start to re-enter the discussion,
389. 13:47but it will take a very long time
390. 13:48because we have fallen far behind and
391. 13:49the others have taken a huge lead and we
392. 13:51also have a population that does not
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