Ничтожество начало войну против Трампа. — Transcript
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- 0:00Hello, dear friends. Well, the
- 0:02Republicans lost this election, and if
- 0:04anyone was surprised by that, it wasn't
- 0:07me, because, well, you couldn't be
- 0:09surprised by it.
- 0:11It was entirely predictable, and I said
- 0:13it would certainly happen.
- 0:15Another thing is that it is stupid and
- 0:17dangerous for some people to think that
- 0:19that’s it, the Republicans are gone and
- 0:21Trump has lost his influence.
- 0:23That is total nonsense. Because in
- 0:25American history, there have already
- 0:28been such wonderful cases where a
- 0:30president really did become Mr. Veto,
- 0:32just as Trump promises to be.
- 0:34But the point of interest here is not
- 0:36Trump or the Republicans, it is Zelensky
- 0:38.
- 0:40This is the hallmark of a true "rogul,"
- 0:42regardless of nationality: someone who
- 0:45kisses ass, but the day after the person
- 0:47whose ass they were kissing is
- 0:49supposedly overthrown—because Trump
- 0:52isn't actually overthrown, nor is his
- 0:54circle—starts trashing the one he was
- 0:57kissing up to, mocking him.
- 1:00Do you remember that face?
- 1:02It's just, when at first in France,
- 1:04right, all that, then it’s just this
- 1:07piece of nothing. It is a sign of
- 1:09insignificance when you are ready to
- 1:10persecute those who cannot answer you
- 1:12back. When you use the full extent of
- 1:15your power and your special services to
- 1:17break those who cannot fight back, but
- 1:20to those who are above you, you grovel
- 1:22as much as you possibly can.
- 1:25His tongue simply would not come out of
- 1:27Donald Fredovich’s anal orifice.
- 1:30And suddenly, a day has passed, not even
- 1:33a day, and it's all over, defeat. And he
- 1:36runs off to give an interview. It is a
- 1:38most interesting metamorphosis.
- 1:42On November 4th, '26, he gives an
- 1:45interview.
- 1:46An interview, well, to an idiot, uh, who
- 1:50is, you know, supposed to be funny. A
- 1:53comedian. An interview with a comedian.
- 1:56Well, considering that humor in Europe
- 1:58is quite specific now, because you can't
- 2:00joke about this, you can't joke about
- 2:02that, all that's left is to joke about,
- 2:03I don't know, bottle caps that you can't
- 2:05tear off—and even that, forget it,
- 2:07you'll end up clashing with the European
- 2:09Commission, right?
- 2:11And so he gives an interview to this
- 2:13idiot, and what a change comes over him
- 2:15. I mean, this is the same Zelensky who
- 2:17literally glorified Trump. He literally
- 2:20praised him. He said, "We have
- 2:21bipartisan support, after all."
- 2:24Well, you’re the one who praised Trump
- 2:26and his circle, the one who was bent
- 2:28over in the Oval Office and, you could
- 2:31say, had a piece of bewilderment stuffed
- 2:33in your cheek.
- 2:36And after that, uh, now the Democrats
- 2:39are the main hope, my friends.
- 2:43I am grateful to the Republicans too,
- 2:45but the Democrats speak very clearly
- 2:48about supporting Ukraine and providing
- 2:50aid. I am grateful to the Republicans
- 2:53too, but the Democrats, they state very
- 2:56clearly their support and aid. Aid to
- 2:58Ukraine. Still, I am a little grateful
- 3:00to the Republicans, too.
- 3:02Let's recall what he said on November 6
- 3:04, immediately after Trump's victory.
- 3:07Congratulations to Donald Trump on his
- 3:08impressive election victory. We look
- 3:11forward to an era of a strong United
- 3:13States of America under President
- 3:15Trump’s decisive leadership. Raptures.
- 3:18That’s it. America is becoming strong.
- 3:20Truly strong, that is why we are waiting
- 3:22. But if we are waiting for a strong
- 3:24America, it means that before this,
- 3:25America was not strong. Meaning, under
- 3:28the Democrats, America was not strong.
- 3:31And now, under the Republicans, it will
- 3:32become strong. Well, exactly. It cannot
- 3:34be understood any other way. And now,
- 3:37the Democrats. The Democrats. Everything
- 3:39, our main hope is on the Democrats.
- 3:42They must restore the relationship
- 3:44between the US and Europe, friends. Now
- 3:46the Democrats must restore it.
- 3:48The Democrats talk about restoring the
- 3:50ties between the US and Europe, which
- 3:52were in some sense lost in recent years
- 3:54.
- 3:54Guys, and who lost them in recent years
- 3:56? What, did they fall out of a pocket or
- 3:58something? Of course, Trump. Trump, the
- 4:01Trump administration, Trump's circle
- 4:03lost the US-Europe relationship. Now the
- 4:05good Democrats have come, who will
- 4:06restore them. Zelensky has turned around
- 4:08.
- 4:09Instantly, instantly after the Oval
- 4:12Office—he was in the Oval Office just
- 4:14like that, remember, Monica Lewinsky.
- 4:18And after that, he shut up, but now he
- 4:20has blossomed again.
- 4:22Well, if only he had blossomed after,
- 4:25well, damn, a week, or hours. November 6
- 4:28, '24.
- 4:29I highly appreciate President Trump’s
- 4:30commitment to the "peace through
- 4:32strength" approach.
- 4:34It is precisely this principle that can
- 4:36practically bring a just peace in
- 4:38Ukraine closer. So, peace through
- 4:40strength.
- 4:41He, well, his speechwriters caught on,
- 4:44caught what Trump says.
- 4:46Strength through strength—we’ll bend
- 4:48them, overbend them, step over them, and
- 4:50move on.
- 4:52And he just echoed exactly what the
- 4:54master wants to hear.
- 4:58That is what he says—you know, if the
- 5:00master likes dumplings with pig tails,
- 5:03you might feel sick, but you will eat
- 5:05them while smacking your lips and saying
- 5:07, "Yes, yes, I think Trump could even
- 5:10feed him, well, excrement in the Oval
- 5:12Office."
- 5:14He would eat it, smacking his lips, just
- 5:16like after his first Oval Office visit.
- 5:19And now, look, he has puffed up his tail
- 5:20. This is a clear sign of insignificance
- 5:22. Everything is already waiting for
- 5:25weapons from the Democrats.
- 5:27If Congress now speaks of strong
- 5:29financial and weapons support, as Europe
- 5:31is doing and demonstrating, it will be
- 5:34something positive that will influence
- 5:36Putin. Give us weapons, but for free. So
- 5:39, how did this happen? Europe, a
- 5:41catastrophe, experiencing catastrophic
- 5:43times. The main countries of Europe are
- 5:46really going through catastrophic times
- 5:47. Yet Merz acts as if he were the Prime
- 5:50Minister of Ukraine. He arrives in Japan
- 5:53and says: "Well then, let's talk about
- 5:55Ukraine now." The whole world is
- 5:57laughing at him, except for the Germans
- 5:59, because they aren't laughing anymore,
- 6:01they just flat out hate him. We see the
- 6:03comments in social media.
- 6:05And, uh, Trump came up with the idea
- 6:07that they, already having massive budget
- 6:10deficits, are buying American weapons,
- 6:12taking that money from their taxpayers
- 6:14and handing it to Kiev.
- 6:17And now a free ride is expected again,
- 6:20because the Americans will start giving
- 6:22away their taxpayers 'money through
- 6:24weapon handouts again.
- 6:26But there is a nuance here. First, Trump
- 6:28remains president, but Zelensky talks as
- 6:30if Trump is no longer president.
- 6:34And second, few in America would dare to
- 6:36just give away American taxpayers' money
- 6:38, especially when such a scheme has
- 6:40already been used, where money isn't
- 6:42just spent, but on the contrary, money
- 6:44goes back to America for arms sales.
- 6:47You understand, whether it's a Democrat
- 6:50or not, America is not Europe. If in
- 6:52Europe nobody cares how many tens of
- 6:55billions are sent, in America they do
- 6:58care. Every taxpayer there can say: "
- 7:00Hey, listen, I'm a taxpayer here, hello
- 7:02." Zelensky still needs Republican votes
- 7:05, but he is behaving very strangely.
- 7:07Musk, yes. What is happening now? We are
- 7:11grateful for his Starlink connection. It
- 7:14was very useful at the beginning of the
- 7:15war, but then. But we must be honest, we
- 7:17don't like his attitude toward the war.
- 7:19Meaning they don't like Musk's attitude
- 7:22toward the war.
- 7:24I read this story about how Zelensky
- 7:26declared that Musk isn't pro-Ukrainian
- 7:29enough, but why should Musk be
- 7:31pro-Ukrainian?
- 7:33I don't know why anyone in the world
- 7:35should be pro-Ukrainian, well, other
- 7:37than a Ukrainian.
- 7:39And even a Ukrainian doesn't have to be
- 7:40pro-Ukrainian, because there are French
- 7:42people who hate France too. Well, they
- 7:44say: "Well, I hate, I hate France here.
- 7:46"
- 7:46And our language is crappy: "Go say that
- 7:48in Ukraine, of course."
- 7:50Yes. Well, as a state, yes. I like my
- 7:53country, France. But the state makes me
- 7:56, it makes me sick. It makes many sick.
- 7:58Germany makes others sick, there are
- 8:00many who feel that way. Italy makes them
- 8:02sick, yes. There. But here you must be
- 8:05pro-Ukrainian.
- 8:07He thanked him so much earlier,
- 8:09literally licking his boots, saying: "I
- 8:11am grateful to Musk for helping with
- 8:13both word and deed."
- 8:15The others mostly helped with words. But
- 8:17Musk started giving his own millions to
- 8:19Ukraine, even though he wasn't obligated
- 8:21to. In November '24, Musk takes part in
- 8:23a phone call between Trump and Zelensky
- 8:25.
- 8:26According to US media reports, Zelensky
- 8:28thanks Musk very much for Starlink.
- 8:30And now he is criticizing Musk.
- 8:34And, well, seriously, this foolish host
- 8:36is making criticisms, thinking that if
- 8:38he is a comedian, he must pull faces.
- 8:41Well, he has a bit of a gay slant. Well
- 8:43, that's normal now. It’s practically
- 8:45every other person, yes. So he’s mocking
- 8:48Musk.
- 8:50This dummy, who, uh, because he was told
- 8:52to, packs trash into six different bags
- 8:55—and heaven forbid you pack it in the
- 8:57wrong one—thinks that this is how he’s
- 9:00protecting nature and so on; while on
- 9:03the territory of his country there are
- 9:05military plants operating for Ukraine
- 9:07that pollute nature in ways no atomic
- 9:10explosion ever could.
- 9:13So he packs, packs his trash, this rap
- 9:16is playing, and he’s discussing Musk,
- 9:19space, space, while pulling faces. And
- 9:23Zelenskyy likes it, he likes jokes about
- 9:25Musk. I don’t know if he’s serious or
- 9:27not when he jokes, those aren’t the
- 9:29kinds of jokes I can understand, but I
- 9:31understand jokes very well.
- 9:33Well, meaning he says Musk’s jokes are
- 9:35flat.
- 9:36So he himself understands jokes, he’s a
- 9:38humorous guy, especially when a script
- 9:39is written for him. Remember how he
- 9:41joked about Kadyrov? And then he says, I
- 9:43was just told to say it like that and so
- 9:45on. He says, I understand jokes. Ah, yes
- 9:47, he says, I don’t understand that kind
- 9:48of thing. Hee-hee, ha-ha. And they are
- 9:50discussing and mocking. Musk. Musk,
- 9:52thanks to whom Ukraine survived. Thanks
- 9:55to whom Ukraine survived. They wouldn't
- 9:57have had any communications at all. But
- 9:59what a scumbag. A rich Musk is dangerous
- 10:02. The concentration of power in the
- 10:04hands of a very rich person is something
- 10:06dangerous. For this reason, there is a
- 10:08separation of powers, so it isn't
- 10:10concentrated in one person.
- 10:12What separation of powers is Zelenskyy
- 10:14talking about? Musk is not an official
- 10:17authority in the United States. He’s
- 10:19confusing something. Maybe he’s
- 10:21confusing it with his own people.
- 10:22Confusing it with Yermak or Tatarov, who
- 10:25have hundreds of millions of dollars.
- 10:27Maybe he’s just confused. But in reality
- 10:30, he looks like a real pathetic nothing
- 10:33. He is humiliating a man whom,
- 10:35yesterday, he not only sucked up to, but
- 10:38who actually saved Ukraine in the first
- 10:40months.
- 10:41of the war, and later—well, this is just
- 10:45impossible. Musk has no right to
- 10:47influence Ukrainian politics. I believe
- 10:49that Elon Musk’s influence, what he says
- 10:52in his posts, what he thinks about how
- 10:54Europe should live, who should play a
- 10:56leading role in Germany, who should be
- 10:58in power in Ukraine—it’s not just words
- 11:01. If they come from a very rich person,
- 11:03then that is also influence. This person
- 11:05has no right to influence this. He is a
- 11:08citizen of another state. Why?
- 11:12Similar statements are not voiced by
- 11:14Zelensky towards other very wealthy
- 11:16people who unequivocally influence
- 11:19political processes in Ukraine through
- 11:21their statements and actions.
- 11:25Well, it is a rhetorical question, why
- 11:27the same is not said about those people
- 11:29.
- 11:30But he is not just criticizing; he is
- 11:32silencing Elon Musk. He doesn't even
- 11:34have the right to express his opinion on
- 11:36what Europe should look like. And why is
- 11:38that? I just can't understand. For
- 11:40instance, in New Zealand, they talk
- 11:41about what kind of place Ukraine is.
- 11:43Nobody knows a damn thing about what
- 11:44that Ukraine is. But nevertheless, they
- 11:46make statements, talk about how—I was
- 11:48reading the Australian press yesterday,
- 11:50they wrote that the Azov secret prison
- 11:52story is a fake. They know everything
- 11:54about it and so on. But Musk has no
- 11:56right to speak out. He is shutting Musk
- 11:58up. And then they talk about Putin. He
- 12:00is the richest person in the world. And
- 12:02who is the second richest? Putin.
- 12:04Perhaps Putin is the richest. I don't
- 12:06know. Well, he doesn't actually know.
- 12:08But that’s the accepted narrative.
- 12:10To write that Putin is the richest, that
- 12:12he has aqua-discos and all that, so he
- 12:14just blurts it out, and they all laugh
- 12:16together, even comparing Musk to Putin
- 12:18and so on.
- 12:19This is the most disgusting thing I have
- 12:22seen lately. I have seen many disgusting
- 12:24things, and you have too—that
- 12:26underground, or rather, secret prison,
- 12:28right, and then the Western press's
- 12:30reaction to it. They are simply—they are
- 12:32real scumbags. Scumbags. Look at how
- 12:35they covered all of this.
- 12:38One channel dared to cover it truthfully
- 12:41, and it wasn't Ukrainian bots that
- 12:44attacked it, but its own colleagues.
- 12:47Colleagues.
- 12:48And the dumbest part is that they work
- 12:50like this—the presidential office pays
- 12:53their own people a lot for crisis
- 12:55management, all sorts of losers and
- 12:57garbage, paying them a hundred grand to
- 12:59support everything else.
- 13:01They order materials in the Russian
- 13:03press, for example.
- 13:06For instance, a piece came out on SHOT
- 13:08exposing the female medic.
- 13:10So, that is expensive.
- 13:12But these guys do it for free; they
- 13:14brown-nose the Ukrainian president's
- 13:16office for free.
- 13:18Just lackeys, right?
- 13:20And so one lackey met with another
- 13:22lackey, and they discussed Elon Musk,
- 13:24Trump, and so on.
- 13:26It looks incredibly disgusting because
- 13:28yesterday they were fawning and debasing
- 13:30themselves. This is a sign of
- 13:32insignificance. Zelensky is a nonentity
- 13:35.
- 13:35And the more officials in the West say
- 13:38he is a great hero, the greater the
- 13:40pushback from the public.
- 13:42And we see this in the comments. We see
- 13:44this in the reactions of ordinary people
- 13:45. Go to hell. You have annoyed everyone
- 13:48already. You are just a nobody who just
- 13:50shows up and begs for money. If only he
- 13:53were asking for money for Ukraine's
- 13:54victory. He is asking for money to
- 13:56continue the war. The war simply must go
- 13:58on, because without the war I cannot
- 13:59survive, I won't stay in this chair.
- 14:01This must be clearly understood. This
- 14:03money is not for Ukraine, but for
- 14:05Zelensky. That is all from me, friends.
- 14:07Subscribe so you don't miss anything,
- 14:09and to recognize nobodies. Bye.
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