French protests & destabilisation of the EU

What do you think is going on with the protests or we can almost say the uprising in France that just seems to be intensifying by the day? What's your reading of the situation?

Well, know, months ago, I was speculated that the anti pension reform protests in France were sort of reminiscent of protest movements that we've seen in different countries in the global South that were genuine but were exploited by foreign Western intelligence agencies to create instability and chaos. And I said at the time that the protests in Paris and throughout France looked very much like that and could very well be the same type of scenario. Because as anyone who is familiar with my content knows, I believe that the owners and controllers of global financialized capital have undertaken a basically destabilization project against Europe. And so the the protests in France look like they could be a part of that. And so I said at the time, if this was the case, what we would likely see, if they were going to follow the pattern of similar protest movements that we've seen in the global South, if it was gonna follow that pattern, then what we would see would be the police escalating their violence, specifically for the purpose of provoking and inciting an escalation of violence by the protesters.

And then we would start to see the protesters becoming more violent. We would start to see more different factions developing among the protesters. And we would start to see the protesters being armed, likely from the flood of weapons, unmonitored weapons that are supposed to be, you know, going into Ukraine. And in my opinion, the The United States specifically wanted to ensure that those weapons wouldn't be tracked, wouldn't be monitored so that those weapons could end up and be directed into the hands of more radical elements that they themselves might set up throughout Europe. Well, it's been a couple of months now since I said that, and that indeed appears to be what's happening.

Not only have the police become more violent in France, in fact, resulting in the shooting death of a young boy. I mean, their response to the anti pension reform protest was quite violent. But they've become more violent. And now, of course, as we see, the protesters themselves have become more violent and it has been documented now that there are people among the protesters who are using basically military level, military grade weapons. So in my opinion, the protesters in France have most likely been thoroughly infiltrated, and factions among them are being directed to engage in activities specifically for the purpose of escalating the mayhem, escalating the violence, and destabilizing France.

Now, again, as I predicted before, not just about France but about Germany and other European countries, this is inevitably going to, predictably going to result in greater support for the anti EU far right in France. And that is in fact what's happening. And this could potentially, and I think this is the idea, push France closer and closer to a Brexit style departure from the EU. Now without the violence, the same thing is happening in Germany. The far right AFD AFD party, the alternatives for Deutschland, the alternatives for Germany party, far right party, has risen in popularity to become the second most popular political party in Germany for the first time in its history.

In some areas outside of Berlin, it's the first most popular party, And they just recently had an election victory and they have an elected representative now. And the AFD is explicitly anti EU and has stated specifically as has the far right Marie Le Pen, for example, in France stated that they would seek a referendum to exit from the EU. So the AfD party fully supports Germany leaving the EU. So by what's happening now, I said that that the rise of the far right in Germany has happened without violence, but it has happened with economic violence against the population, making the population suffer the economic catastrophe that has resulted in Germany from the sanctions against Russia and trying to reduce or eliminate Germany's use of Russian energy, to fuel their country. That's been incredibly hard on the German people and on, more to the point, German industry.

The German economy is eroding rapidly. Germany is undergoing really a self imposed process of deindustrialization. Inflows of foreign direct investment into Germany is at all time lows and capital flight from Germany is at all time highs. So this is all in line with what I've talked about now for months, actually for a year and a half. Since the outset of the Ukraine war and more specifically since the implementation of the anti Russian sanctions regime, which was in in my view an irrational policy for Europe to endorse.

Because I mean, Ukraine is not a vital strategic interest to Europe except in terms of there being peace in Ukraine to ensure that that Europe has access to Russian oil and gas. But instead, they are destroying what is in their vital strategic interests, is access to energy. They are voluntarily sabotaging their own industry, their own economy, the entire European continent. Now one interesting element of this in both France and in Germany and throughout Europe, they are stoking hostility against Middle Eastern, Asian, and African immigrants into Europe. Now if you think about it, stoking hostility against immigration, against immigrants is just another tactic for ensuring the decline and subjugation of Europe since immigration is literally the only way that their economies can be sustainable in any way because of their demographic collapse, their collapsing birth rates.

For the very reason that the owners and controllers of global financialized capital are turning away from Europe, which is the fact that they are not replenishing their population, replenishing their workforce, replenishing their consumer pool. They don't have enough workers. They don't have enough customers. So they are no longer a priority. Their prosperity is no longer a priority.

Their security is no longer a priority for the owners and controllers of Global Financialized Capital. And the only thing that could potentially save them from their irrelevance to the owners and controllers of global financialized capital is if they can replenish their population. And the only way they can do that is through immigration. When they when they close the the the borders to immigration, they're sealing their own tomb. As I've said before, because of this demographic collapse or largely because of this demographic collapse, Europe just doesn't have much to offer to the owners and controllers of global financialized capital, not not compared to Asia and The Middle East and Africa and Latin America.

They don't have much to offer. They never did. Europe never really did have much to offer. The only reason that they've had peace and prosperity and security for the last seventy years is because they had something to offer The United States in terms of their conflict and confrontation with the Soviet Union during that period. Obviously, those days are over.

Europe has never had significant natural resources. All they had was their people, and they're not replenishing their people. So they don't have much to offer. So the only thing that they really have to offer to the owners and controllers of global financialized capital today is to offer up their lands as collections of conflict zones, which is again what appears to be happening. And I wouldn't be surprised if we see within the next couple of months the Ukraine conflict spillover in the form of conflict, for example, between Belarus and Poland.

Moldova is unstable. And there are potential conflicts bubbling up in a number of other states as well. I mean, I could do, like, regular updates from news and current affairs and and current events and things that are happening that that evidence my theory that the OCGFC, the owners and controllers of Global Financialized Capital are undertaking a destabilization project in Europe. I could update daily, maybe several times a day with news pieces that that that highlight and and evidence that. But I feel like anyone who's familiar with my content is also familiar enough with that theory to be able to interpret news and events themselves to be able to see that what I've been talking about is in fact what's taking place.

I don't need to do the updates every time to just sort of keep hammering the point again and again and again. You just know what the what the basic idea is, is that the the war in Ukraine is just a vehicle for launching a continent wide destabilization project. And the main focus of that destabilization project is Germany, to de industrialize Germany, to subjugate Germany, and the second one would be France because these are the two most powerful economies in Europe. So if you can destabilize those countries, if you can increase the anti EU sentiment in those countries, then you are just a hop, skip, and a jump away from the dismantling of the EU, the increase and the rise in nationalism within states which will then result, of course, in the competition and rivalry and conflict between states, which is all Europe has to offer now is to have ongoing conflicts which is what Europe has always had throughout its history. And the only thing that ever prevented them from having that over the last seventy years was The United States and now The United States isn't interested in your security anymore.

They're interested in your insecurity. They're interested in you being in conflict. And that's what is happening and that's the trajectory that is going. It really would take extremely disciplined ideological blindness not to see it yourself. It's it's as clear as day.