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0:21Hello everyone and welcome to this new
0:24episode of "Paluches et des Bouquins."
0:26So today, we are once again welcoming
0:28Pierre Hillard. Good evening Pierre, how
0:30are you?
0:31>> Good evening Alexis. Well, I'm doing
0:33very well, and I'll be doing even better
0:35with what I'm about to say.
0:38We will talk, just before that, a quick
0:41reminder about your book, your
0:44penultimate work, I should say, which
0:46was released by The Book Edition about
0:50Mr. de Bismarcé.
0:54The link is in the description.
0:57Next, well, a new book from Culture et
1:00Racines, "Architecture du Mondialisme,"
1:04here it is, hop.
1:07Which we will discuss afterwards, but
1:10first of all, you requested a right of
1:12reply on the channel, a preamble.
1:15The floor is yours, Pierre.
1:17Yes, indeed, a right of reply, and I
1:19thank you for allowing me to express
1:21myself.
1:24Following the remarks made by Grégore,
1:27these comments evoking expressions like
1:31"unnatural" or other subjects and
1:34expressions of that style.
1:37So regarding me, well, I will answer
1:40right away.
1:41It is false.
1:44I like feminine and balanced women.
1:49And regarding balance, precisely, I am
1:52going to talk about Grégore to set
1:54things straight, clearly, precisely, and
1:57squarely.
1:59Grégore was born into a Masonic
2:02environment, Masonic parents.
2:05He is not responsible for his parents,
2:08but on the other hand, he was
2:11contaminated by their harmful ideas
2:13which unbalanced him, especially later
2:16with parents who divorced and a father
2:19who had a particularly negative
2:21influence on him.
2:24I know this all the more because several
2:27years ago, I dined with him and his
2:30father in a restaurant, and Grégore got
2:32a bad dish.
2:35And he vomited in the restaurant, guts
2:37and entrails.
2:40And given his state, we rushed him to
2:43the emergency room.
2:46We were at the ER, and normally only one
2:48person could accompany him. Well,
2:50normally it should have been the father
2:52.
2:53That didn't happen.
2:55It was I who accompanied Grégore, who
2:57was in a sad state, and the father
2:59refused to accompany his son.
3:02And I told myself, knowing other
3:04elements, that the troubles must have
3:06been severely accentuated by the
3:08behavior of such a parent.
3:11So,
3:14to speak of Grégore's imbalance and
3:16instability, it's very easy.
3:20Indeed, one just needs to see and know
3:24that he had four children with four
3:28different women of different religious
3:32denominations: Muslim, Jewish, and
3:35others.
3:38The perfect ecumenism typical of our era
3:41of religious diversity worthy of Assisi
3:44.
3:46It is true that with his Masonic
3:47background, he could only obey these
3:49typical characteristics of globalism.
3:51But that is not all.
3:53When you have four children with four
3:57different women, doesn't that reveal a
4:02deep imbalance? Because you can make a
4:05mistake once, but you don't make the
4:08same mistake four times in a row, unless
4:11you're unbalanced.
4:13And that is his case, his inability to
4:15identify a feminine, balanced woman.
4:18In fact, he found the same profile in
4:20the others, in those women. Hence this
4:23disaster?
4:25Anyway, religious diversity, children by
4:28various women—he is the perfect product
4:32of the globalist matrix, of the
4:34revolutionary spirit that breaks
4:37everything down.
4:40He is the perfect product of Western
4:43decadence due to his troubles.
4:46And
4:48knowing about this type of behavior, I
4:51was on my guard in the sense that I
4:54couldn't be manipulated by him because
4:57of this psychological decay. Added to
5:00that is the fact that I am a free person
5:03and I don't depend on anyone. I will add
5:06, finally, that I have done, I do the
5:09work he is incapable of doing,
5:11particularly regarding Putin's Russia
5:14with the historical past of Tsarist
5:16Russia, and also concerning the Montic,
5:19where I have, as they say, flushed out a
5:22great hare that pissed everyone off, and
5:25I am delighted because I brought
5:28irrefutable facts that he, Grégor, was
5:31incapable of providing. So he shouldn't
5:33run his mouth. I'm the one doing the
5:34work.
5:36When you have such an imbalance in your
5:38life, it reflects in every area.
5:41I cited the example of those different
5:43children, well, those children from
5:45different wives and the religious
5:47diversity concerning what we call the
5:49dissidence.
5:50The dissidence is marked by liberalism,
5:52just like him. The same varied product.
5:56But it doesn't prevent that within the
5:58dissidence, there are sometimes people
6:00who will say true things, not about
6:02everything, but true things.
6:04That is the case with Soral who, in
6:06certain areas, says things that are true
6:08and well-targeted.
6:10On the other hand, I do not share his
6:12ideas regarding the principles of '89 or
6:15Marxism.
6:17That is not my field; I do not share his
6:20ideas, and therefore no agreement is
6:22possible with him. And I move on.
6:25Finished.
6:27When I hear Grégor, uh, bashing or
6:29accusing GPTV, Mike Borowski, Nexus, and
6:32others, sure, they are pro-Putin and I
6:35don't share their ideas, but it doesn't
6:38prevent them from allowing the
6:40dissemination of information you don't
6:43hear elsewhere.
6:46And there, I want to ask him: what has
6:48he produced?
6:49Nothing, zero. Nyet.
6:53And in such cases, one doesn't blame
6:55others because one is a failure
6:57themselves, as they approach 50, taking
7:00stock of their life.
7:02He has produced nothing in his life.
7:05Everything is a failure.
7:07Failure in his private life, failure in
7:10all areas. And I will end with this.
7:14Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi, the very
7:17gnostic.
7:18Richard von Coudenhove.
7:22Wrote a book in 1925 titled "
7:25Praktischer Idealismus," where he
7:27promoted religious syncretism and racial
7:31mixing.
7:34Well, that is the perfect description of
7:37Grégoire, who obeys point by point this
7:40gnosis promoted by Richard Coudenhove
7:43and many others.
7:45And when one has such a profile and has
7:48known such failure in their life, one
7:51should be careful not to make remarks or
7:54attack others.
7:55Let him settle his own problems first,
7:57let him settle the problems with his
7:59children.
8:01It is true that it's not easy to fix
8:03because, being of bad blood himself, he
8:05could only pass on bad seeds.
8:09So let him busy himself with trying to
8:12fix his own problems, to fix the
8:15troubles that plague his family, and
8:18keep from making remarks about others
8:21and attacking others when he has
8:23produced nothing in his life, is a
8:26dried-up fruit, and is the perfect fruit
8:29of Western decadence.
8:33I'll add one thing: as for the rest, he
8:37should keep quiet. Finished.
8:41Now, we are going to move on to my book
8:43, "Architecture du mondialisme,"
8:44published by Culture Racines, with a
8:46publisher also marked by liberalism—
8:48they all are, and we have to deal with
8:49it.
8:51>> Agreed. I want to add, on the internet,
8:53what will remain of all these people who
8:54have produced nothing? I prefer paper
8:56because you can read it by candlelight.
8:59>> Exactly.
9:00So, let's move on to your work, "
9:03Architecture du mondialisme." Can you
9:06tell us a few words about the subject,
9:10and apparently it's a re-release of part
9:14of "L'Atlas du mondialisme," some of the
9:17chapters? Can you tell us about it?
9:20So, actually, it was my publisher who, a
9:23while ago, quite a few months ago now,
9:26suggested that I re-release a part of "
9:29L'Atlas du mondialisme," which consists
9:33of seven chapters, on glossy paper, a
9:36square book, weighing over 2 kg and
9:39costing 45 euros due to production costs
9:42, and I accepted.
9:44And of the seven chapters, we kept the
9:47first six, including the maps, and it's
9:50exactly the same model with black and
9:52white maps—quality black and white maps
9:55—but it just costs much less, € 18.
9:59So it's to allow for the spread of
10:02information that might not be possible
10:05for others who, for obvious financial
10:08reasons—times are tough and harsh—
10:11cannot afford to buy a book for € 45.
10:14And so I accepted; I accepted because
10:18this book was originally produced by
10:21Culture et Racine and it wasn't a new
10:25book, it was a continuation.
10:28There will be no new books from this
10:30publishing house, I want to make that
10:32clear. There we go.
10:33>> Agreed.
10:34>> Very well. Very well. Very well. Very
10:36well. At least things are clear, and
10:38it’s better that way because your
10:40silence was often criticized, and it's
10:41better to state things as they are, even
10:43if it hurts some people. It doesn't
10:45matter. But let's talk about current
10:47events.
10:49Current events are dense, whether in our
10:52countries, in France, in Europe, as well
10:55as the elections that may take place,
10:58let’s say, in the United States and
11:01Israel.
11:03So, I wanted to address what is
11:05happening today in France and even in
11:07other European countries, which is
11:10reminiscent of certain movements that
11:12took place in Maidan Square in Kyiv in
11:152014.
11:17We sense movements coming from the
11:20outside, because these students—we're
11:22not going to be told that suddenly
11:25there's some sort of extraordinary
11:27awakening that allows for a pseudo-May
11:30'68, which was also another form of
11:32social engineering in its time.
11:36What do you think about all this, Pierre
11:38?
11:39Do you see an external movement, and
11:41above all, why and for what purpose?
11:45Well, first of all, there is one thing:
11:47there is a weakening of France. Everyone
11:50has noticed it.
11:53Ten years of Macronism, in fact, is just
11:55picking up and continuing a policy of
11:57the degradation of France, already
12:00started by Hollande, Sarkozy, Chirac,
12:02and so on.
12:05And actually, well, to cite an example,
12:07the standard of living of the French is
12:08lower than the average of European Union
12:10countries. Well, it's a regression; we
12:14have open-door immigration.
12:18And when you have such a fragile country
12:22, there are inevitably sharks, shark
12:25nations all around, that will add fuel
12:28to the fire.
12:30That's as old as time. So, I will remind
12:33you of one thing, I wrote it in my book
12:36, the political and mystical history of
12:38the temples of Jerusalem.
12:41I quoted a French lawyer of Jewish faith
12:45, who is at the bar in both Paris and
12:48Jerusalem, named Michel Calvot, who
12:51wrote an article in Tribune Juive, and
12:54he said that he condemned the policy of
12:57France but also of Saudi Arabia, which
13:00had recognized Palestine, and he added
13:03that countries that stand against Israel
13:06will, sooner or later,
13:09have problems and that they will pay for
13:13it.
13:15And I really included this information
13:17because I told myself this isn't just
13:19talk; he is merely the spokesperson for
13:21a tradition.
13:23And indeed, with populations that are
13:26essentially North African and
13:27sub-Saharan, there is a possibility for
13:30countries like Israel to pour oil on the
13:32fire.
13:34It is also not impossible that other
13:35countries like Algeria and Iran take
13:37advantage of the weaknesses inherent in
13:40French society to exacerbate the
13:41situation.
13:42There was an attempt in Spain, a few
13:44months ago. Yes, Ceuta and so on, where
13:46, indeed, it’s not with Pedro Sánchez,
13:49the Spanish Prime Minister, that things
13:51will be resolved. But in fact, it is a
13:54migratory invasion to destroy Edom. That
13:58is the finality of the subject.
14:00So, in fact, we see that there is a
14:03program, and we need to look at it, we
14:05need to zoom in.
14:07Actually, we are living in an era of "
14:09Solvet Coagula" upheaval in the sense
14:11that
14:15the principles of 1789
14:17are dissolving principles, in the sense
14:21that you only need to read the words of
14:24Cloots, the revolutionary Cloots, the
14:27books of Cloots from 1700
14:311792 and 1793, which are censored
14:35>> in current editions.
14:37I found the originals and gathered them
14:39together, and he explains the purpose of
14:42the revolution.
14:44Well, the French Revolution—or so-called
14:47French—must dissolve France by favoring
14:50immigration.
14:52I want to see no borders between the
14:53earth and the firmament,
14:55>> and all this in the creation of a world
14:57governance that he calls the Universal
14:59Republic.
15:01Well, and in the framework of
15:03Philadelphia—Philadelphia is friendship
15:05, I believe, happy friendship, a formula
15:08of this type from Masonic aggregation.
15:12And in fact, what we see is the
15:13finalization, with the Five Republics,
15:16of the dissolution of France and, at
15:18varying paces but in the same direction
15:20, other European countries: Spain, Italy
15:22, Germany, and so on.
15:24And because it is Edom, but with France
15:27having a particular role due to its
15:29status as the "eldest daughter," the
15:31Church must be destroyed as a priority.
15:34And you have to understand that the goal
15:37is to go through a period of chaos.
15:40Now, chaos is a concept, if you will,
15:43that I know from reading Gershom Scholem
15:46, among others, since he showed in his
15:49work that figures like Sabbatai Zevi and
15:52Jacob Frank advocated the politics of
15:55chaos—figures from the 17th and 18th
15:58centuries—to facilitate the transition
16:01from an old world to a new one.
16:04It involves civil war, war in general,
16:08moral decay, famine, well, everything
16:11needed to cause a mess, an economic and
16:14financial crisis, everything necessary.
16:18And in fact, we are currently in a
16:21Sabbatean-Frankist spirit. Actually,
16:24when you see, for example, Jean-Luc
16:26Mélenchon's LFI party,
16:30>> I remember he was a socialist senator,
16:32but in reality, Mélenchon is originally
16:35a Trotskyist, and Trotsky was linked to
16:38this Sabbatean-Frankist branch that, how
16:40should I put it, wanted chaos.
16:44And there was a struggle between Stalin
16:46and Trotsky. Trotsky wanted his bloody
16:48planetary revolution, while Stalin
16:51wanted the revolution, but at the level
16:53of, well, his own country, Russia. In
16:56fact, I'd almost say fortunately it was
16:59Stalin who won, even knowing what a
17:01butcher he was.
17:03And what is his name again? Mélenchon is
17:05linked to this ideological and spiritual
17:08lineage of Frankism via Trotsky.
17:13And it's interesting, and few people
17:16know this, that I believe Jean-Luc
17:18Mélenchon's first book, released in 1991
17:21, during François Mitterrand's second
17:24term, was titled "Conquering Chaos."
17:30That is revealing and very logical in
17:32terms of his thinking. So, in fact, he
17:34is there to cause a mess. Hm.
17:38>> But in this story, Macron is not neutral
17:40because he is a product of the system,
17:42and if he was put in place, it was
17:44obviously not to improve things.
17:47Actually, we are here on November 5th,
17:50roughly five and a half months away from
17:53the first round of the presidential
17:56election, April 18th and May.
17:59So, first off, will these elections even
18:02take place?
18:03Will they not be canceled?
18:05Postponed?
18:07Will Macron not invoke Article 16 for a
18:11state of emergency?
18:14All possibilities are open, in the sense
18:16that
18:18the objective is to move from an old
18:21world to a new world.
18:23And it would not be surprising if Macron
18:26manufactured chaos, ultimately allowing
18:30for a forced transition, officially to
18:33suppress an unstable,
18:37very unstable situation, enabling the
18:40introduction of digital currency,
18:42freedom-killing laws, and the final
18:44passage to the federalization of Europe
18:47. In short, this famous qualitative leap
18:51via chaos.
18:53And uh, it's interesting, having done a
18:56study on the Lubavitchers, that the
18:58Lubavitchers clearly say that the goal
19:01of their project will require the
19:03disappearance of democracy.
19:06Now, I’ve never been in favor of
19:08democracy in the sense that it’s always
19:11a minority chosen by financial circles
19:13that gets imposed, but here, things will
19:15happen in a way, I’d say, uh, in broad
19:18daylight.
19:20I recall that the famous gnostic Richard
19:24Coudenhove-Kalergi, who has very good
19:27students today, in his famous book, "
19:30Practical Idealism," speaks of
19:33revolution as a starting point to reach
19:37a new world which is, to put it briefly
19:40, global governance with race-mixing and
19:44a fusion of religions.
19:47And between the revolution of '89 and
19:49his ideal world, he calls this period we
19:53are still living in now a "pitiful
19:55interlude."
19:58So we are currently in November 2026, in
20:02this shift where globalist elites are
20:06trying to finalize their rotten,
20:09satanically-inspired ideal.
20:13By the way, as a side note, I recently
20:16listened to uh a speech by Sylvain
20:19Tesson on the radio.
20:22He uh revealed an astonishing thing.
20:27He said, he spoke about the principle of
20:30the anagram. So, you play with the
20:32letters and he cited the case of the
20:35phrase "les géants de Lia."
20:40Well, the anagram of "les géants de Lia
20:43" is "l'église de Satan."
20:48Irony.
20:52Or is it, though?
20:55Regarding the United States, don't you
20:57see, since you were talking about Israel
20:59, perhaps a strong pressure from Donald
21:02Trump to also economically destroy
21:04Europe as he tries to economically
21:06destroy many other countries, huh, since
21:08he arrived?
21:10>> Don't you see that too?
21:12Yes. So, in fact, there are two major
21:15poles: United States, Russia, China. Now
21:17, as I speak, there might be,
21:20>> I can't confirm it yet, uh the
21:22information isn't completely certain, a
21:24meeting at the end of November, I think
21:26, in China in Shenzhen, I think, I have
21:29a slight doubt,
21:31>> between these three to finalize uh in
21:33fact this world construction, or rather
21:36, world architecture.
21:38Hence my book "Globalist Architecture,"
21:41because ultimately I describe this
21:42architecture that they are currently
21:44trying to put in place.
21:47So, uh Trump has disappointed quite a
21:49few people, because there is one thing I
21:52really want to emphasize.
21:55For years and years, the dissidents, the
21:58rebels supported Trump and Putin to the
22:01death.
22:02Now, Trump has been dropped, except by a
22:05few eccentrics.
22:07Uh, but Trump, they can't do it anymore
22:09.
22:10Uh, so, I remember some people on GPTV
22:12talking about 10-cushion, 15-cushion, 20
22:14-cushion billiards, claiming it was some
22:16great subtlety that would allow for a
22:18comeback 3 weeks or 3 months later.
22:21Well, it was just hot air, because as I
22:24have always said, Trump could indeed,
22:27for a short period, for domestic or
22:30foreign policy reasons,
22:34how should I put it, pursue a policy
22:35that seemed to go in the right direction
22:37, but only for short-sighted reasons.
22:39But at its core, the deep nature of the
22:42United States is a Judeo-Zionist
22:44foundation.
22:47And so sooner or later, the system will
22:49always head in the same direction, and
22:52Trump will head in the direction of the
22:55essence, the deep substance of the
22:57American state.
22:59So I was not surprised at all.
23:02On the other hand, the rebels in the
23:04dissident movement were completely wrong
23:06.
23:07I won't name names because it applies to
23:09all of them. There you go.
23:11So, regarding Putin, I always say that
23:13Putin is part of the system, but it's
23:16more refined, more subtle, because he
23:19defends certain values that we can
23:21obviously appreciate—natural values—but
23:24the problem is that it's linked to
23:26Noahidism.
23:29And Noahidism is this pseudo-religion,
23:32effectively a moral code for non-Jews.
23:36For yes, the non-Jews, the, with
23:38seven laws—laws that are perfectly fine
23:40, against abortion, not abortion, but
23:42against murder or things of that nature
23:44. But in reality, the core of Noahidism
23:47is against the Holy Trinity and against
23:49the Incarnation.
23:51And so, indeed, it cannot, how should I
23:54say, offend Muslims. It doesn't concern
23:57Muslims, it doesn't concern Buddhists,
23:58it doesn't concern the liberal Catholics
24:00who still haven't understood.
24:03And the problem is that Noahidism is, in
24:05fact, fundamentally steeped in a, how
24:07should I say, anti-Catholic essence.
24:11And that, obviously, is contrary to the
24:12interests of French civilization. I
24:14remind you that French civilization is
24:17not the principles of '89, nor Marx.
24:20It is the baptism of Clovis under the
24:22guidance of Bishop Remigius. That is the
24:25program, it is our country, and if
24:26people aren't happy, they can leave.
24:28That's it, because I'm fed up with being
24:30in France and hearing the country
24:32criticized.
24:33Uh, but I'm sorry, that is what French
24:34civilization is. Period. Now, uh, there
24:38is one thing regarding Noahidism.
24:41Uh, I have been talking about Noahidism
24:42for years.
24:43You should know that currently in
24:45Jerusalem, from November 2nd to 6th,
24:47there is a major meeting.
24:51So, under the aegis of Rabbi Cherki—or
24:53Sery, I have a doubt about the
24:54pronunciation of his name.
24:56not on that.
24:58>> uh, to, well, basically launch a
25:00Noachide ideal on a global scale with
25:03the meeting, uh...
25:05>> h
25:06>> of different people from different
25:07continents. Anyway, I’m sticking to
25:10current events because there is one
25:12thing I really want to clarify.
25:14Everything happening right now, I’ve
25:17already told it—I won’t say since which
25:20war—but almost for years and years. And
25:22it is being put into place, and it will
25:24be put into place through chaos. And so
25:27in this story, Trump is a more or less
25:30skillful, more or less effective agent
25:33there, in, how should I say, the
25:36midterms; he got spanked since the
25:39Republicans no longer have a majority in
25:42both houses of Congress. Well, and so
25:47he will still be able to continue, and
25:50there is one thing: theoretically, he
25:53has more than 2 years ahead of him.
25:57He is the commander-in-chief of the
25:58American armed forces, and in that
26:00domain, Congress has no say.
26:02On the other side, there is Netanyahu
26:04who also, well, certainly, won. Well,
26:07when I say won, his party, the Likud,
26:09won as the leading party, but in fact he
26:11doesn't have an absolute majority since
26:14, out of the 120 Knesset seats, you need
26:1661, and he and his pals Smotrich and
26:18Ben-Gvir, they don't have an absolute
26:20majority. So there are coalitions. Will
26:23he succeed or not in setting that up?
26:26Meanwhile, for the time being while he
26:28is in power, it is not impossible—and
26:30there have been some rumors, uh...
26:34unpleasant to hear to that effect—that
26:36there might be an American-Israeli
26:38attack against Iran, including a nuclear
26:41attack, and Tucker Carlson in particular
26:43spoke about it.
26:45Uh, Iran is also mentioning a possible
26:49tactical nuclear attack.
26:51We shall see. But honestly, if it were
26:54to happen, it would be logical.
26:57That is what I want the people listening
27:00to us to understand: to understand a
27:02situation, you must—and this is what I
27:04recount in my book*Architecture du
27:06mondialisme*—you must certainly know the
27:08facts, and that is what I mentioned, uh
27:11, whether it be European integration or
27:13the establishment of supranational
27:15continental blocs.
27:17And I recall Putin's famous speech at
27:20Valdai in 2014, promoting a
27:22supranational Eurasian Union.
27:26Which is quite revealing. You have to
27:29understand that this involves a policy
27:32of chaos. It is, and you must understand
27:36the substance of what drives globalism.
27:40Globalism is a messianism. You really
27:42have to understand that.
27:43And, for example, on the American side,
27:46I am happy—and I've said this in other
27:49shows—I am happy to have found, among
27:52other things in a book published by the
27:55Temple Institute, that the deep root of
27:58the American state was, shall I say,
28:00proclaimed and highlighted by the first
28:03president of the United States, George
28:06Washington, in a letter dated August 18
28:09, 1790,
28:11addressed to the representative of the
28:13Rhode Island synagogue, where he
28:15explains, referring to the prophet Micah
28:18, chapter 4, verses 1–4, that American
28:21policy is to favor—I'm summarizing, he
28:23didn't put it exactly like that, but I'm
28:26summarizing—to favor the construction of
28:29the Temple and the glory of Israel
28:31dominating the nations, under the vine
28:34and under the fig tree.
28:37Anyway, in short, read the book. Well,
28:39and so we must understand that we are in
28:42a period of change, whether on the
28:44American side, the Russian side, or the
28:47Chinese side.
28:50I'll add one thing: perhaps there will
28:52also be, I'm not betting on it, a
28:54possibility that, what's his name, Putin
28:57might go to Florida for a G20 meeting.
29:01It’s not forbidden to imagine that there
29:03has been an agreement. I say it’s a
29:05hypothesis; I would never have the
29:06audacity to state these things as facts
29:08.
29:09A hypothesis that there is an agreement
29:12between Putin and Trump where, basically
29:15, Trump tells Putin, "I'll leave you
29:17Ukraine, but in exchange, you let me
29:20strike Iran."
29:23It's possible. It might be impossible.
29:26I read recently that, what's his name,
29:29Putin's Russia supposedly sent oil tank
29:31—
29:32>> what
29:33>> three giant oil tankers to the United
29:34States for the American market.
29:36>> Yes, but that's nothing compared to the
29:38nation's consumption. Exactly, of course
29:40. But still.
29:42>> But that Putin supposedly sent weapons,
29:44a substantial shipment of arms, to Iran
29:46.
29:48Uh, there you go. So, in fact, we must
29:50tell ourselves we are in a period of fog
29:53.
29:53In fact, they are trying to finalize
29:56their project. I give you this, you give
29:58me that, I don't agree, let's take a
29:59break. Yes, but there you go.
30:02So, in fact, we are in the zone where
30:04they are trying to finalize that famous
30:06construction, the Tower of Babel.
30:10They will fail.
30:12There you have it.
30:13So, we are also talking about—I don't
30:17know if you see a potential war looming
30:20in Europe. All countries are on alert
30:23apparently, especially towards
30:24Scandinavia. We're talking about, you
30:26know, a
30:28>> sort of manual in case of nuclear attack
30:30, in case of attack. But what is
30:32happening in your opinion? Is all of
30:34this connected, or are we just in a
30:36spectacle, or is there a real threat?
30:39Well, I have to say that it's not
30:41impossible. And
30:42>> and and why why would Europe be struck?
30:44Exactly.
30:45>> Oh, be careful, there is still a key
30:47element. We must destroy.
30:50That,
30:52I'm just getting over bronchitis, you
30:53know. I'm taking a lozenge.
30:56That's the soft part I have. Well, uh,
30:59we must destroy.
31:02Uh, and so, it is not impossible
31:07actually war. We have the beginning of,
31:11well, of a pre-civil war in France and
31:14we have a similar phenomenon to varying
31:17degrees in Germany, in Italy.
31:19It's moving and it's going to get worse
31:22because there is pauperization, a
31:25migratory invasion, there is plenty of
31:28outside pressure to, I was going to say
31:30, add fuel to the fire and finally see
31:33European countries ravaged by civil war
31:36, considerably weakened.
31:40Well, I don't exclude a possibility of a
31:43Putin saying to himself, "These
31:45Westerners who have annoyed me, these
31:48chihuahuas, I'm going to smash their
31:51faces."
31:53It's not impossible, you know, because
31:56revenge is a dish best served very cold
31:58for Putin.
32:00And so I don't at all exclude this
32:03possibility, uh, well certainly of an
32:07increase in tension
32:11in France and in European countries to
32:14such a degree, well, that it makes Putin
32:16want to take advantage of their
32:19weaknesses to finally, uh,
32:23make them choke.
32:25There you go, we are living in a time of
32:27shifting, and the shift is chaos. And
32:30chaos requires blood.
32:32Globalism needs its ration of blood.
32:36>> But some specialists say that Russia,
32:38you know, like China, these kinds of
32:40countries, don't have the sufficient
32:42capacity to be able to strike externally
32:44like the United States can. That is to
32:47say, they would have a capacity mainly
32:50for defense or in their countries close
32:52, in the few neighboring countries; we
32:54talk about China which can only defend
32:57its borders and is absolutely incapable
32:59of, let's say, invading a country on a
33:02large scale.
33:04It's said that Russia, despite its
33:06fairly advanced military equipment,
33:07would not be able to, because what about
33:10Europe?
33:11Even if all these countries are brought
33:15together in the case of a war, can they
33:18actually stand up to Russia?
33:21That is the question.
33:22>> European countries are militarily
33:24foolish.
33:25The German army
33:26>> The German army, a total mess.
33:29>> We are very far from the glorious
33:30reputation of the Wehrmacht, aren't we?
33:32Well, the French army is the same.
33:37The journalist Renaud Girard, who
33:39appears regularly on LCI,
33:42>> received confidences from a military
33:44specialist. Obviously, he didn't give
33:46his name.
33:47He said, "We have 220 Leclerc tanks, but
33:53in reality, only about 80 are actually
33:58operational."
34:02As for the rest, well, they're missing
34:04this or that part. Anyway, in short.
34:08The French army, it’s official, in case
34:11of war, can hold an 80-kilometer front
34:15for about five days.
34:19Which means that
34:23hoping the enemy doesn't go beyond those
34:2580 kilometers, we can hold for five days
34:27and then it's over.
34:30The French army is pathetic.
34:33And so,
34:36Russia would have no trouble, in terms
34:38of conventional weapons, destroying
34:41these puppet armies.
34:43There is one thing regarding Russia and
34:46Ukraine. Hm.
34:47>> Hm.
34:47>> Actually, first of all, this war against
34:50Ukraine is excellent military training
34:53for Russia. There's nothing better than
34:55real-world experience.
34:57And also, that’s true for Ukraine as
34:59well, regarding drones; we see the
35:01importance of drones.
35:02And in November 2026, Macron's France is
35:06still incapable of mass-producing, and
35:09in a way, I would say, inexpensively,
35:12drones, even though it's a key element
35:15for the wars of today and tomorrow.
35:19But sometimes, I've wondered if there
35:21wasn't
35:23a hypothesis, but I always say in
35:26history, the more it stinks, the truer
35:28it is.
35:30I don't rule out the hypothesis that
35:34there is a desire on the part of Putin
35:37and Westerners to make the war in
35:40Ukraine last because Ukraine is an
35:43ancient territory.
35:45>> Hm hm.
35:47In any case, the eastern part, where
35:49there were these people who converted in
35:51the 8th or 9th century, and for some
35:54Jewish factions, the kingdom is a second
35:56Judea,
35:59and therefore, this war in Ukraine
36:01allows for emptying Ukraine of its
36:04population.
36:06At the time of the Russian intervention
36:08in Ukraine in 2022, the Ukrainian
36:10population was around 50 million
36:12inhabitants. I believe it was 51 million
36:15.
36:16In 2026, it is approaching 29 million
36:19inhabitants.
36:21There is plenty of space there. Ukraine
36:23is emptying out.
36:25Either because people have fled to
36:27Poland or other European countries, or
36:30to Belarus, or to Russia.
36:32So, Ukraine is emptying. There is space
36:34.
36:36I want to remind you of something, which
36:39is that Putin—this is in my book "The
36:42Permanences of Russian Mystical
36:44Geopolitics"—well, to Vladimir Putin,
36:47that Putin, in 2012 or 2013, I don't
36:50have the exact date, with a little
36:53skullcap on his head, prayed before the
36:56Wailing Wall for the reconstruction of
36:59the temple, of the Third Temple.
37:02He said, and he was accompanied by the
37:05head of the Russian Lubavitch movement,
37:09Berel Lazar, and Rabbi Alexander Boroda
37:12.
37:15For those who have my book on Russia,
37:17look at Appendix 18.
37:21Appendix 18, I believe that's the one
37:23regarding the "Safe Internet," where
37:26Putin—it's directed by Putin—look at his
37:29photo—it aims to fight child criminality
37:32and things like that.
37:35A thing that, obviously, one cannot
37:36support, but it's always what I call the
37:38"cream pie" that hides the forest.
37:40In fact, the "Safe Internet" is simply a
37:44method to monitor Russian citizens and
37:46to monitor them completely. Well, I have
37:50included in this document the members of
37:53the steering committee, besides the boss
37:55, Putin.
37:57There is, among others, Pyotr Tolstoy,
38:00from the Duma.
38:02And who else is there?
38:06The Lubavitch boss of the Jewish
38:08Business Club, Rabbi Alexander Boroda.
38:13So, this shows that the Lubavitchers
38:16weigh as heavily in Putin's politics as
38:19the Lubavitchers do at the New York
38:21headquarters.
38:24I remind you that two days ago, the head
38:27of Palantir, Alex Karp,
38:30>> Yes.
38:31>> visited the New York headquarters, the
38:34770 Eastern Parkway in New York, the
38:37mother house, therefore, of the
38:39Lubavitchers, and the same—what's his
38:43name?
38:44Alex Karp, in 2024, received from the
38:46Lubavitch headquarters in New York the "
38:48Light Award" for all the benefits he has
38:51brought.
38:52So, whether it's on the American or
38:54Russian side, it's the same shop, but
38:57with internal fights for sharing the
38:59cake, not to mention, of course, China,
39:02which weighs very...So, in fact, we have
39:04the triptych of Beijing, Moscow,
39:07Washington, and in between all that,
39:09there is Europe.
39:11Which is the doormat that must be
39:12destroyed, crushed, and it's probably
39:14well on its way.
39:17Well, precisely, we are going to make
39:19the connection with AI and robotics.
39:22So, robotization, the end of human labor
39:24, and techno-caesarism. So, are we not
39:26heading toward the end of nation-states
39:28?
39:29Which might, let's say, unfold in the
39:31way you just described, with a
39:34generalized breakdown, perhaps a major
39:36war, whether economic or even internal
39:39to countries, or physical.
39:42Uh, don't you see a kind of "1984" sort
39:46of, it's a bit different, a
39:48technocesarism or...
39:50>> Technofascism.
39:52>> Technofascism, well, let's call it
39:54technofascism.
39:56A sort of feudal empire, or not even an
39:59empire, where financial superpowers will
40:02divide the spoils, and we will only have
40:06to answer to these people and no longer
40:09to nation-states, since they are all
40:12already heavily in debt.
40:15Yes.
40:16Well, effectively, we are heading that
40:19way because, in fact, we must dissolve
40:21humanity—or at least nation-states, that
40:24is the priority, that is the number one
40:26element.
40:29And that can only be done in one fell
40:32swoop.
40:33That's why earlier, as I was saying, it
40:36is quite possible that current events
40:39shaking France, which won't get any
40:42better because we are...we are in a
40:44recession, right!
40:47We are at the last quarter, we are at
40:49-0.1, anyway, in short, a recession.
40:53>> Pauperization, anyway, it is quite
40:56possible that this is the tool to foster
41:00chaos.
41:02Justifying it in the name of security,
41:05the well-being of citizens, the usual
41:08rosy litany, to put in place these
41:11famous liberty-killing measures of
41:14complete digitalization, complete
41:16surveillance, in short, the complete
41:19lockdown.
41:20I will add one small element, though.
41:24Uh...
41:27The events of October 17th,
41:29>> That burned the chaotic image,
41:33>> The shopkeepers who saw their stores
41:35ransacked, robbed, looted, and so on.
41:40It is awful, and one can only feel
41:43genuine compassion for all these people
41:45, or even these private citizens who saw
41:49their buildings invaded by gangs of
41:51looters who rushed up the stairs to
41:54break into apartments.
41:56Well, in fact,
41:58>> It was predictable, we had already
41:59talked about it. Yes. Uh, I call that
42:02the Barbary pirate behavior, but on the
42:04asphalt.
42:06There is still one thing, I will add a
42:08caveat.
42:11Uh, those famous shopkeepers and
42:14individuals who were attacked, injured,
42:18looted, etc., who did they vote for in
42:212017?
42:25I think many, not all, but some voted
42:28for Macron or for centrist parties that
42:31are just brands, well, laundry brands
42:33used to label who they voted for
42:38in 2022.
42:40The thing is, there was one man who
42:42warned of the threats that would
42:44overwhelm France and Europe, and that's
42:47Jean-Marie Le Pen.
42:50So, Jean-Marie Le Pen, highly
42:52intelligent, classically educated, he
42:54was the one who denounced the migratory
42:57invasion and the tipping point back in
43:00the 70s.
43:02Sure, they called him a Nazi, a fascist
43:03, but in fact, he was the one who was
43:04right. Now, the only criticism I have of
43:07Jean-Marie Le Pen—though I couldn't
43:10answer why, or rather, the criticism of
43:13not going all the way—he didn't
43:15understand, or didn't want to understand
43:18, that what he was rightly denouncing
43:21was actually due to the Republic, more
43:24precisely the principles of 1789, which
43:27aim to dissolve France and favor
43:29immigration.
43:32He didn't see that. But anyway, well,
43:34I’ll put that aside.
43:35He really did denounce, and with great
43:38force, everything that is now crashing
43:42down on us.
43:44And so, I want to tell the French people
43:46of today who are scandalized and so on,
43:48remember that there was an old-school
43:50politician who warned us.
43:54Well, now we have to pay the price and
43:56refer back to that famous phrase by
43:58Jacques Bainville.
44:00Usually in politics, effects are
44:01perceived only when they begin to
44:03manifest, that is to say,
44:06>> when it is too late.
44:08>> There you go.
44:10And now, the French, the Germans, the
44:12Italians, and so on, we’re going to get
44:15hit hard. But we were warned. Now, there
44:18is a minority like you, like me, and so
44:19on. We had figured it out, and even
44:22figured out other things too.
44:24Uh, but the French didn't understand.
44:26Well, now they’re going to understand.
44:29I have to be careful with my choice of
44:31words. Uh, they are going to understand
44:33in a way that is
44:35perhaps bloody, and almost certainly
44:38bloody.
44:39That’s it.
44:41Uh, I recall an Algerian newspaper a few
44:43months ago, it was Al-Ahdath or whatever
44:46, which said that if things went poorly
44:49in France, for Algerians living there
44:51among others, well, the Algerian army
44:54would have to intervene in France.
44:57Yeah.
44:59>> Yeah, that’s quite telling.
45:02So all that to say that all these troops
45:06will be excellent for fostering the
45:09implementation of this techno-fascism of
45:12surveillance, digitization, curfews, uh
45:16, I was going to say Blade Runner-style
45:19, as those films basically predict our
45:23world, our bleak, terrifying world.
45:27Well, we were warned, the French didn't
45:30want to see it, the Germans, and so on.
45:34Well, we're going to pay a heavy price.
45:38>> So the logical next step is universal
45:39basic income. We hear Musk talking about
45:42>> it taking shape around 2035.
45:46>> But in the meantime, since the
45:48steamroller is doing its damage, we see
45:50it in many professions today,
45:51particularly in the service sector.
45:54And well, okay, at best, maybe the food
45:57service industry and some other jobs
45:59will survive for now. Uh, but how will
46:02this transition happen? Because the day
46:04we can no longer pay our bank loans, we
46:07can't pay rent, or other things, because
46:09no country will be able to deal with
46:11that much unemployment, even for all the
46:13freelancers who aren't entitled to
46:15unemployment benefits.
46:17And while waiting for this universal
46:19income, which I find a bit utopian,
46:21because I wonder, if Elon Musk advocates
46:23the end of money, of the value of money
46:25, why does he then talk about a
46:26universal income?
46:29So, indeed, AI is currently
46:33with its scythe, uh, slashing away at
46:37jobs, effectively.
46:40And that's where we realize that if the
46:42system wants to last, it is forced to
46:45implement freedom-killing and
46:46all-encompassing surveillance measures.
46:50Because as people lose their jobs,
46:53facing poverty and anxiety, we will have
46:57people revolting, and so to counter that
47:00, if they can manage the evolution—
47:04because there's theory and then there's
47:07practice.
47:09Will the elites who are
47:10remote-controlling all of this, uh,
47:13Bernays-style, the teachings of Bernays
47:16—I recall, Freud's nephew—well, will
47:19they be able to channel and hold up
47:22against the shock of the revolt, because
47:25?
47:26Because there's no secret: with what's
47:28happening with AI, we're moving from an
47:30old world to a new world; it's a
47:32colossal revolution.
47:35Well, in the face of despair, the elites
47:39will inevitably have to implement
47:42coercive measures to channel things, and
47:46that’s why I think they’ll be inclined
47:50to start the fire themselves, like
47:53firefighters who sometimes counter a
47:56blaze by setting fires in certain areas
48:00to create firebreaks, essentially to
48:03channel and control the flames.
48:07It’s the same thing here—to set the fire
48:10, as Johnny Hallyday would have said,
48:12and stir up chaos which then allows them
48:15—because they are at the controls, and
48:17assuming it doesn’t slip from their
48:19grasp, which is my biggest hope, that it
48:22doesn't get out of their hands.
48:25To then impose these measures of total
48:28control, security, and so on, blah blah
48:30.
48:31But one thing is certain: in this
48:34scenario, there will be a massive number
48:38of unemployed people who are potentially
48:41dangerous.
48:44I’m thinking of the film Elysium, where
48:47you have the super-elite living on a
48:49massive space station, which, by the way
48:52, looks like a pentagram from Earth.
48:56And then there’s the earthbound mass,
48:58the entire population of the planet, all
49:01those diverse skin colors, living in a
49:03deplorable state of misery.
49:07But the system, as I was saying earlier
49:09, globalism needs its ration of blood;
49:11in a way, I’m referring to the film
49:12Soylent Green.
49:14>> Well, they’ll need to eliminate a
49:17portion of these "unproductive" people
49:20to keep a quota of a few hundred million
49:24, maybe a billion, I don’t know, but a
49:27quota to keep the machinery running on a
49:30planetary scale, and gradually get rid
49:33of the rest through wars.
49:36Through genocides, through epidemics,
49:39through a nuclear attack, well, in short
49:41, whatever it takes.
49:44And that is where, as a Catholic, I know
49:46they won’t have the final say, because
49:49this is profoundly satanic.
49:51That is the root of the story and the
49:53tragedy.
49:54The French, like other peoples, don’t
49:57understand that the current situation is
49:59driven by a sabot-o-Frankish foundation
50:02, which is a satanic foundation.
50:06>> There you go.
50:08Since capital cannot transcend itself,
50:11don't you think it's precisely time for
50:14its end? Isn't it moribund?
50:16Couldn't it implode, or explode, if I
50:18may?
50:19Well, it's trying to move on to the next
50:22stage.
50:23Marx said some entirely accurate things
50:25.
50:28Uh f uh the commodity fetish when he
50:30said that we went from man then finally
50:33to exploit to exploit people, we go from
50:36man to woman to children then later to
50:39three Chinese and a Yankee.
50:42>> The reserve army of capital.
50:44>> That's right, the reserve of capital.
50:45The army of capital I think it is.
50:46>> The army the reserve army of capital.
50:48>> The reserve army. Yes, it's reserve
50:50armies. I've I've seen the German text
50:52for reserve armies.
50:53Uh because I also wanted to see the
50:55Germanic version to see about the
50:56translation, if it was authentic. No,
50:58it's the same.
51:00Uh so Marx, I'll warn you, he really,
51:02I've read quite a few things on Capital
51:04and some side things by Engels among
51:05others.
51:07Uh he really said things that were quite
51:10accurate regarding this shift because
51:13now the three Chinese replacing a Yankee
51:15, well now it's AI. So that's the shift
51:18.
51:20Progressive and accelerating, AI and the
51:22and the the super Chinese if I may say
51:25so who will replace us all or almost all
51:27of us.
51:29Well, but I want to clarify that Karl
51:32Marx, even if he said things that were
51:34quite right about the evolution of the
51:37capitalist world, because of his Jewish
51:40origins, remains faithful to the
51:42principles of the Talmud and the
51:44Kabbalah, and in his view, to put it
51:47briefly, we must return to Eden.
51:51To Eden, it's the situation from before
51:53, to rebuild a new world without a state
51:55.
51:57And that is typically the ideal of these
52:00uh Talmudic-Kabbalistic circles, to
52:02rebuild a world where only Israel
52:04dominates uh the rest of humanity and
52:07obviously the word state disappears.
52:11And so uh what's his name Karl Marx is a
52:14perfect agent uh for the dissolution of
52:18of dogmas.
52:20There you go.
52:21H well we see it anyway there is a
52:23culture of so-called revolutionary
52:26culture among Jews, well some Jews among
52:29others, we talk about Rosa Luxemburg,
52:31Simone Weil, we're not talking about the
52:34politician, the philosopher, we always
52:37have the same these same profiles. We
52:39talk about Marx, it's even curious why
52:42among them uh there is there is there is
52:45this profile.
52:46Are they really acting on their own
52:49behalf or is it something, well I, can
52:53you explain this to us?
52:58>> It was a historical example. The strikes
53:00, no the strikes, the revolutions of
53:011848 that affected every country in
53:03Europe. Hm.
53:04>> Hm.
53:04>> Except England. Well, but it must be
53:07said that Karl Marx went there some time
53:09later and settled, he is even buried
53:11there.
53:13Uh, you must read the extraordinary book
53:16by a German-born American naturalized
53:18Jew, uh, named Fritz Stern, who taught
53:21at the greatest American universities
53:24and also, uh, wrote for the Foreign
53:27Affairs journal of the CFR, the Council
53:29on Foreign Relations, which is the main
53:32house for American foreign policy.
53:37The British equivalent is Chatham House
53:39, and he wrote an excellent book that
53:41you should read about Gerson von
53:44Bleichröder, who was Bismarck's personal
53:46private banker and who had actually been
53:49introduced to Bismarck by an
53:51intermediary named Rothschild, Carl I
53:53believe, Carl Rothschild.
53:57And in his book, Stern says that the
54:00great leaders of the revolution, the
54:031848 revolutions, who really fostered
54:06the outbreak of revolutions in Paris,
54:09Berlin, and so on, were all Jewish.
54:12And we find this principle, uh, in the
54:15aftermath of the First World War where
54:18among the revolutionaries, well
54:21obviously there is Bolshevik Russia with
54:24Trotsky at its head. Yes,
54:27>> you only need to read Solzhenitsyn's "
54:29Two Hundred Years Together" where it is
54:32plain that the Bolshevik apparatus was
54:3480-something percent, uh, composed of
54:36Jews, though with infighting among them
54:39.
54:40Never forget that.
54:43There was Béla Kun in Hungary, there was
54:46Kurt Eisner in the 1920s, 1919-1920 in
54:48Bavaria, and then in Berlin the
54:51Spartacists with Karl Liebknecht and
54:53Rosa Luxemburg.
54:56And I even believe there were
54:57revolutionary movements in Catalonia, so
55:00in Spain, in the aftermath of the First
55:02World War. Uh, I think his name was
55:04Moses Rosenberg,
55:05>> my Catalan.
55:07Uh, so it is a phenomenon, a simple
55:09observation.
55:11Uh, well, effectively, there is this
55:14will, in fact, in a more or less rapid
55:18way, in a more or less accentuated way,
55:21to destroy nations, and immigration is
55:24part of this policy of destroying
55:27nations.
55:29Admittedly, the environment, well,
55:32capitalism brings in people from Africa
55:34, from Asia, to make them work, uh, for
55:37very low wages.
55:40And then when these people acquire
55:42French, Italian, German nationality,
55:44well, they still only obey the laws of
55:46the countries.
55:48Therefore, they are paid, except in
55:50specific cases, at the normal salary of
55:52the native-born inhabitants.
55:55So the capitalist environment brings in
55:57even more people from these African and
56:00Asian countries because it is a vicious
56:05cycle, a rotation, to once again bring
56:07in people who will be underpaid, and so
56:09on.
56:09So, in fact, the chaos, we are going to
56:13have it; we must destroy nations. That
56:16is, in fact, the heart of the story.
56:18Madagascar, Peru, that's secondary.
56:21Europe, we must destroy nations.
56:24It was a few months ago, Netanyahu's
56:27remarks, a journalist was asking
56:32what he was leveling, it was a book
56:38Strauss, I don't remember his name, the
56:40author's name, but the book recounted a
56:42fight between Rome and Jerusalem.
56:44That’s the book Netanyahu was reading.
56:47Netanyahu said in that interview that at
56:49first, it's Rome that wins, but
56:51afterwards, it's us.
56:53The fight is between Rome and Jerusalem
56:55. It's not between Jerusalem and Mecca,
56:57you know.
56:59Moreover, when you read Herzl's complete
57:01diaries—and I have the privilege of
57:03having read them, of having synthesized
57:05them in my book "Zionism and Globalism"
57:07—in the 1,600 pages of Herzel's complete
57:09diaries, there isn't a single negative
57:12remark regarding Islam.
57:14But on the other hand, Catholicism and
57:17Rome, well there, uh, you know, uh, we
57:19must, uh, dismantle the Holy Sepulchre
57:22stone by stone.
57:24It's, uh, Rome is the rich brother who
57:26is his poor brother. Rome is our only
57:29adversary.
57:31>> There you go.
57:33So we are living in a time of shift, of
57:35solve et coagula,
57:37and for these people, uh, to succeed, or
57:40at least attempt to succeed in their
57:43ideal, which consists of enslaving us.
57:46That's it. H
57:47>> h
57:50>> To finish, one small question.
57:53If you had to address all these young
57:55people of Generation Z who are in the
57:58streets, who are mistaken,
58:02how, what could you say to them, exactly
58:05? Not much, because you only need to
58:09hear them on television. Hm hm.
58:12>> The intellectual poverty, the poverty of
58:16reasoning. As soon as you disagree with
58:19them, you're a Nazi, you're a fascist.
58:22And there, you say to yourself, "Bravo,
58:25the system," the spirit of the
58:27revolution has really managed to liquefy
58:29their brains.
58:31It's quite simple. I sometimes tell
58:33myself that dogs, cats, and horses are
58:35more dignified and respectable than
58:36these people who have nothing human but
58:38the carcass.
58:41There, at some point, uh, the system has
58:44won in the sense that there is a deep
58:46corruption.
58:48It's that there is no longer any
58:51possible logical discussion with facts;
58:53we gradually present information that
58:56leads people to reflect. Oh yes, that's
58:58true. Anyway, uh, I'm going to say it's
59:02too late.
59:04Unfortunately, only great misery can put
59:06things back in place because when you
59:08suffer from hunger, thirst, etc., well,
59:11you are forced to think intelligently.
59:13Great
59:15>> there, the great soaring speeches, then
59:17it's love, we hold hands, we are all
59:18brothers, we all live under the same sun
59:20—. Oh trash, what are we eating
59:22?
59:23And for those people who refuse for
59:25whatever reason, particularly because of
59:28a liquefied brain, who will refuse to
59:30think rightly and have a fighting
59:32instinct, well, these people will be
59:35cleared out. It will be a selection
59:39a selection. the problem before clearing
59:41out. These evil people in their disorder
59:44, uh, will attack the innocent, will
59:48also attack people who still think
59:51rightly because these people who think
59:54rightly, how should I say, represent
59:57almost the thing to be struck down, uh,
1:00:01unbearable, things to be sullied. We
1:00:04must, we must strike down these people
1:00:06who still think rightly, uh, there it is
1:00:09. It is, in fact, we are living in an
1:00:12era of disorder and madness.
1:00:15There it is, in fact, it is Bern to the
1:00:18power of 1000 and
1:00:22it will end, but, but I always say, uh,
1:00:25Satan wins battles, he does not win the
1:00:29war.
1:00:30>> Very good.
1:00:31>> There it is.
1:00:33>> Did you want to add something regarding
1:00:34what you said at the beginning? Knowing
1:00:36, I specify clearly that you will
1:00:38receive more low blows.
1:00:40Uh, so if you want to add something,
1:00:42don't hesitate. If
1:00:44>> no, I'll say the essential, uh, simply
1:00:50it is
1:00:53we don't talk back when we are, for
1:00:55these people, we don't talk back when we
1:00:57are losers.
1:00:58losers, who produced nothing in their
1:01:00lives and who are also the pure products
1:01:03of the system.
1:01:05So, how can one defend the truth when
1:01:07one is oneself a product of the system?
1:01:11There it is, I mean Richardgie and
1:01:14others, delighted with these products of
1:01:17degenerates who are good for nothing,
1:01:20well, if anything, to be turned into
1:01:23fertilizer.
1:01:26>> That was Pierre Hillard.
1:01:29with, I remind you, Monsieur de Bismarck
1:01:31, which you prefaced, which is on The
1:01:33Book Edition, which we can find
1:01:35>> in the video description.
1:01:37>> Without forgetting Understanding the
1:01:38Empire Louavic.
1:01:38>> Yes, of course.
1:01:39>> Political and Mystical History of the
1:01:41Templars of Jerusalem, the book with the
1:01:42preface by the Viscount of Gonteiron
1:01:44>> and Prince Chardo of Cassel. It's on,
1:01:46it's on Book Edition
1:01:48>> and the proofs are there.
1:01:51There it is with
1:01:52>> Architecture, Globalism, Culture and
1:01:54Roots and with beautiful covers, by the
1:01:56way.
1:01:57>> Yes, very beautiful covers, really, I
1:01:59don't know who made them.
1:02:01>> Very good.
1:02:03Thank you, Pierre.
1:02:05I'll say see you soon for new literary
1:02:07adventures, surely.
1:02:09M.

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