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Late Nite Update with Dean Ryan 'The Rise of The Nation State' · Real Deal Media

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2023 is starting right now. Tonight on late 9 update, we
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look into the small countries, the countries run World from
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South America, to Eastern Europe that are fighting back against
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me monstrosity in these kind of Wars is trying to form in a time
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of weakness and time of great. Serialism.
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Through the guise of safety. It's the common man who finally
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has something in common as a common enemy.
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This new world order, this communist conglomerate World
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Order and enhance last Parish own.
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Is we fear? Into a deeper Lab at all with
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Detective Cagney here. I'm Real Deal.
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Media is a late-night updates season premiere as it's the rise
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of the nation's change. Brace yourself.
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Welcome to the season premiere of late-night update.
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We're late night hosts, Dean Ryan, and what a night.
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We indeed have. We have the return detective
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Cagney tonight. As we look in Veer into Eastern
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Europe, the influence it has over the smaller countries, in
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that region, that seemed to be fighting the EU and every which
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way they can. But also are presenting a true
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threat to this new world order. That's trying to save its last
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Eggs as they go through a free fall, as the sovereignty around
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the world of the Republic, the nation states make their return
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to prominence tonight. We have detective Cagney who's
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going to be joining us as we get into Hungary Poland.
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It's, their efforts are really showing the world.
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What it takes to fight this conglomerate, the EU, the fourth
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Reich in a very, very crucial year here.
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So, welcome back to the stage detective Cagney.
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I know Tegra Cagney, how are you today?
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As we find her? Else here just hanging out to
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the Sitting, on the Dock of the Bay, over here at hungry,
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beautiful Bridge behind us. Yeah.
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Welcome to the Chain Bridge and welcome to 2023.
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Yes, we have a new season upon us.
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Here we have a new 2023 with. I'd like to say hopes of a
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prosperous healthy new year but she must be already entangled
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with drama problems as we look ye under into the world.
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What do you think the vibe is in Europe going into this new
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season? I think that it what depends on
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what part of Europe you're talking about.
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But in Eastern Europe the vibe is no more, migrants, no more
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war, no more sanctions. If there was a year of any
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confines to put together to fight everything that has
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happened since 2020, a lot of people are hoping that was what
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2022 would bring us, you think that was achieved last year.
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Now, I think 2022. Just drove us more into a deeper
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state of confusion. In with unresolved conflicts and
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then new conflicts that started in what February or March.
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So I think it's been very chaotic year and 22 and I'm
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thinking that 23 might be the year of the resolution of some
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of these conflicts. Well, let's hope show.
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Let's hope so. Because I don't think the public
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can take a another Ukrainian escalation of war, that seems to
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be crowning and surrounding Russia.
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You know, when I look overseas and I see who is really
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challenging Changing the EU. And when you get into the EU,
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it's not just this free trade mechanism.
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That seems to be a mirroring in trying to be the United States
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of the European nations. But it seems to be the oligarchs
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that are dictating where migrants go dictating taxes
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policy from state to even local. But then I look at hungry, The
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Unsung Underdog, the unsung hero sort of speak of this whole
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conglomerate, that's forming. They have a very outspoken
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leader of their prime. Minister Viktor Orban, who is
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one tough SOB from afar accusing us is fake.
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And those who make these claims are simply idiot.
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Chili people. All around the world are truly
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looking at hungry as a very big player here in a small country.
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I think they're looking at it as a big player at this point only
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because it seems to be that only Viktor Orban and president Duda
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from Poland, are the only two people that seem to have enough
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strength to stand up against the EU?
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The EU is all about telling everybody, they're like having
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the Very strong stepparent. That's telling you what you
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should or shouldn't be doing every step of the way.
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And they also like to punish people who do not follow their
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derivatives. So for example, they are going
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to do a new tax that's going to be given to Hungary because
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hungry is not behaving that anything like WhatsApp.
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Any of those kind of apps there that we're now going to be
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charged for it according to the EU in a special tax.
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It's because they're going to say that we're using data, well?
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Okay, if you're using Wi-Fi or Using the data that you're
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already paying for, but now the EU wants to tax it.
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So they're trying to hit the people, however, Victor's pretty
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strong and he's, he's fighting big.
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He's fighting tooth and nail to not have these things happened
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to his country. Why is this guy at CPAC, right?
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Start with, who he actually is, he rose through Hungarian
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politics running on anti-immigration campaigns his
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party compared to an open dictatorship.
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He's changed laws in a controversial way
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anti-immigration, anti-gay same-sex couples, for example,
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can't adopt children anymore, he's made it harder to be a
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journalist or part of an opposition group.
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It's partly about who he's close to.
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It is a lie. Sighs and did this guy, former
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President Donald Trump in so many different ways, highly
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respected, respected, all over Europe, probably like me a
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little bit controversial, but that's okay.
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That's okay. You've done a good job.
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When you kept your cut by shaving foam, we must take off
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the pike, which the review will never be called by taking the
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path of least resistance. Now, the vest is a morally time.
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What kind of future of the global?
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Installing Club has to offer, but we have the different, the
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globalist can all go to hell. I have come to Texas.
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I think he's well aware that he's on the world stage and many
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many eyes. Especially heads of state are
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looking at him with. I want to say almost Envy in a
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way but also with fear because they're afraid of what would
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happen to him. Now, just to expand on that.
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You say punishment and we saw when Australia try to get Brave
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and get involved in the South China Sea and you know, dare
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they say no to China. Well, they got punished just
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like he's punishing hungry and others.
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They got punished with a tax on barley big time and now we see
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that happening as you say with Hungary.
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Now, what is the overall mood in Vibe?
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Which is a of just the Ordinary People of Hungary.
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If they grown to a fever pitch of anti-eu, or they now, just
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become Skeptics in questioning, the very Foundation of it all.
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I think they're questioning why we have to have the involvement
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of the EU in the specially, because they're not on the Euro
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system here. So what what really is the E you
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doing other than funding special projects.
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But then of course, they punish Hungary by not supplying them
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with money on projects and that's, that's one way that they
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try to hurt the country but I think people are sick and tired
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of it and that leads me into the fact that.
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Now, Hungary is going to be the new manufacturer of the links
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iff ifv tanks, which struck me as funny as you.
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And I had talked about because all of a sudden now, Hungary is
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going to have their own manufacturing plant in one of
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the smaller Villages of Angry. And they're these vehicles that
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they've already ordered from Germany.
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We're going to be delivered in 2024, but hungry is going to
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produce. At least 200 more of these
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combat support Vehicles. So their armored fighting
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Vehicles, Dean and the scope includes ammunition, logistic
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services trucks. Hi, Grange missiles and also
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hand grenades, etc, etc. So it's extra large caliber
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military ammunition. Okay, let's talk about this.
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Your what kind of military It is hungry, have in my next question
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is, who would be the closest Ally of hungry?
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Because we're looking at a war game scenario, of, going, going
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kinetic. But what exactly are we looking
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at? In order closest Ally, if it,
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if, and when it came down to that, well, I would have to say.
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Number one, it would be Poland. But, you know, they're also
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quite close to Turkey as well. So, we're kind of sandwiched in
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between the two. We're sandwich between Poland
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and turkey, I would think that both of those countries are in
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the same position. Feeling the same way about
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things that are happening here. I mean, and now Hungary is also
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destined to buy the Iron Dome radar system from Israel.
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Know why all of a sudden hungry when people don't even know
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where it is, if you say where is hungry, people can't find it on
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the map. But suddenly the armed forces
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are purchasing a radar system from Israel.
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They're ironed own air defense system to provide protection
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from short-range rockets and artillery shells.
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Now why would hungry be purchasing this now?
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They'll be even knows who the hell we are.
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Exactly why why? And who would be firing upon
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them. Because I would think that
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hungry has a close relationship with Russia, decent relationship
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with boom. What order would be the greatest
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adversary of hungry? Well, the adversary is the rest
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of the EU. Now, of course, the eu's not
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happy that or bond is doing still some trade deals with
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Russia. They're not happy that he's
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tight with China. You is very paranoid at the
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connection that At it or Bond, actually has with these larger
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Powers, especially given bricks. I mean, given you know what's
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happening with bricks and he's, you know, I think that they'll
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be another will be another member of Brixton.
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Another member. Will be another member will be a
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picky, another member of bread. Yeah, I want to talk about
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because this is very parallel to what's happening in the United
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States. What is happening in Hungary.
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And when we look at the unsung heroes, sort of speak or the
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rebuttal, the resistance to this huge conglomerate, that is
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growing called globalism. Well, we're not necessarily
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looking at a super power per se fighting against it that that is
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a relatively in officially known.
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But we're looking at small state small countries in Into the u.s.
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well, same thing, we're looking at small states, whether it be
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Arkansas, Arizona, sort of speak in Idaho, the saying no to the
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big bullies here the playground, whether it be California, New
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York, they want to bring in this just catastrophic globalism to
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the US. It really is the small countries
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in bodies of people saying no to this in that leads us to Poland,
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you know? It was Pollan.
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They let the cat out of the bag that didn't Don't go along to
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get along and go with the script that said when they got hit with
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missiles and when the the CNN and the other just corporate
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news, already had the manufactured script, ready to
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blame Russia. Poland said actually was Ukraine
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that fired the missiles. That was a big No-No, wasn't it
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was. And, you know, I mean, how silly
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for these big media companies to even think that because it was a
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short-range missile bulrushes. Pretty far away from the Poland
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border. So how would Russia have been
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been able to actually Fire a missile that was going to land
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on the border there. So yeah, it was definitely
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Ukraine and they're still trying to cover that story up there,
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you know. No one wants to talk about that.
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Exactly. Exactly, you know, because
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because the entire media was saying, oh Russia, Russia did
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this, and then poem called him out, then the media started
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saying, Russia fired on Poland. OH, just kidding.
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You know, to be true about detective and let's not let's
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not play footsies here, we know you didn't do it but back to
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Poland here because I noticed is just kind of a unofficial media
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analyst of sorts. You know, we talked about the
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punishment, the blowback from the EU and when have you, well,
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people should also realize the EU.
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Which was started and led by the Vatican in 1954 to create this
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huge structure. That was pretty much mirroring
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the United States, but, you know, people thought it was a
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trade agreement. Know.
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It was really control centralized control to get rid
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of Border Lines, which would only provide just prosperity to
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the black market to trafficking over the years.
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But the EU can control media. Now, what I saw is you now have
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the payment world. If you say saying, well, we
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won't perform in Poland now because of their lgbtq stands,
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and the bias against the lgbtq community.
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Now, I've noticed on detective and I'm sure you have as well,
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it always starts with a decry of a disenfranchised in a country
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in a culture which then trickles down in dehumanizes in intends
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to delegitimize a government. Or a party.
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It starts with that and then it works its way down to
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delegitimization of that. Which then Begins the transfer
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of power to the bigger conglomerate.
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Do you see that way? Because they are punishing
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pollen this, the beginning. And because I see this now
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happening to Hungry, these are the two players now that are
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fighting against this in stealth.
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But nevertheless fighting against in, do you see it that
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way? I do.
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But the funny thing is that people think that this is going
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to work in these two countries. But they have to understand that
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the average age here, It's not a Young Generation either, one of
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these countries, both of them are more, the 50s 60s, 70s, and
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80 year, old people than there are the young people.
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There's not the birth rate is not as strong.
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So, consequently, most of these older people in the, in both
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being extremely Christian countries, do not believe in
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following what's happening with gay rights etc, etc.
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I know I'm not saying I'm for or against it.
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My point simply is is that the vast majority of the people that
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live in these Countries do not feel comfortable with gay
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rights. Infiltrating, especially not
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with governmental things. Sure.
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And I can only imagine can't make that really must be hard
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for you to be one of the only college aged persons in some of
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these countries, I really feel for you.
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It's hard to make friends. It hurts.
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It's hard to make friends when you're so young and everyone so
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old. Yeah, I mean yes, I can only
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imagine all the older man. Just following you everywhere in
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that gets old fast. No pun intended.
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Now, turkey has Rested to have possible entry into bricks
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that's important. Because turkeys right next to us
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here. So perhaps there's going to be
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more maybe, Poland will join. Maybe maybe Hungary will join
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Argentina. Egypt Iran.
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Saudi, these are all the next possibilities of what's coming
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in the next year there. They put in for the 2023 that
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they can join it. The summit's going to be held, I
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think it's going to be in South Africa.
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How are they going to fund this operation, who's funding it?
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Because when you look at the, the opposite of the financial
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reset, the I guess you could say the opposition, the the other
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guys That are, you know, congruently racing to own and
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that leadership of the financial reset the WF.
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You're looking at the centralized Bankers that are now
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they have now transferred older money from Europe, into the
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Federal Reserve, the United States which cannot be audited
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as no oversight in operates in secrecy.
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It's all then there now as they try to make their last-ditch
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effort to really fund a hot kinetic war in Ukraine in spread
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that throughout the region and ultimately the entire World you
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see it? See it that way as a big race
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between the two. Well I think the objectives are
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a little bit different in bricks, I mean, for example, and
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they're trying to optimize the use of resources.
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Well, that's why Brazil is a big player and improve multi,
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lateral, trading systems. Well, you got South Africa.
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It's a great way to get the the goods transported and transport
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over to Brazil and then upwards they want to achieve Regional
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development. India is talking about having
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better Presentation of emerging economies and we see that India
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is currently one of the leading emerging economies out there.
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In then of course they claim that they want to provide
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humanitarian assistance to natural calamities etc etc.
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So their objectives are somewhat similar.
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However, I think that having these big players under Russia
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with them, I think that this is a group that I would honestly
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get behind. Okay, that's very key.
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South Africa, and Brazil the trade ways, the Region's the
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placement of the two, because South Africa, you have the
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natural minerals. You have also their bid for
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bricks as well and transporting it to Brazil which has
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incredible docks as Utah remains right up there.
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Come close to that equator you know you have South Africa and
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then has been in such turmoil as far back.
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As I can remember, they have all these new elections.
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There is an apartheid that has been growing against the The
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Caucasian class, the forfeiture, and seizures of white Farmers
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land. You have just a bunch of
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meddling from foreign and domestic adversaries in that
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country, you know, Africa, traditionally and historically
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Has been known for all their minerals that's where the
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lithium and many other just natural substances.
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Really do. Come from is Africa.
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So you have the who's who of the superpowers there with their
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construction companies you have the financing of Warlords to
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desecrate regions and villages in certain countries only to
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have the Chinese construction Crews.
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Ready to rebuild at a 30% interest rate parlaying that to
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presume You that as well. And now as an Americans I'm sure
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you do as well. When we look at Brazil, we see a
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chest mirror image of ourselves as what's happening here in
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America. Or I should say happened.
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We now see that happening in Brazil, In Brazil, pure chaos,
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unfolded Sunday, across Congress, the president's office
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and the Supreme Court as rioters who support the country's former
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far right wing president. Je Bowl so narrow attacked
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government buildings Well scenario, has often been
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compared to former US President, Trump the writers called for him
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to reclaim the presidency. He lost in October to his
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leftist, opponent to Luiz inacio Lula da Silva.
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See look strikingly similar to the January 6th 2021
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Insurrection at the US Capitol. The circumstances that led up to
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this chaos, quite similar as well.
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Well scenario supporters believe, their October 20 22,
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presidential election was stolen, even after Federal
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officials confirmed, the results in December, in the capital of
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Brasilia Riders. Smash through the glass, to get
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into the building's. Busted up Furniture destroyed
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artwork. Atop The Congress building
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fireworks were shot from the roof.
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Congress was not in session at the time.
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What's a good luck in this video president Lula's press He shows
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the damage Riders Left Behind one of different Industries Lula
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was out of town during the melee but is returning.
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He condemned the behavior. Calling them fascist Fanatics
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saying those involved need to be punished.
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While scenario who was in Florida at the time, immediately
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condemned the acts on Twitter President.
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Biden also said he condemned the quote assault on Democracy near
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the end of the day authorities were able to disperse.
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The Rowdy crowds so far, at least 1,200 people had been
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arrested sure with the writing that but I think Think the main
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thing about Brazil is that hit it.
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Brazil, truly has a prominent role to play in this whole
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Global governance architecture that they're trying to put
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together. The country has actually had a
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huge economic growth on the back of many, many different kinds of
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drivers growing middle class consumption, broad-scale socio,
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economic transformation, etc. Etc.
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So as a result, the business environment there in that
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country has steadily improved in the number of people living in
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extreme poverty has Down by 50% in the last decade.
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So to me, I think it's time for the country to place emphasis on
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consolidating its position as a regional leader, and a key
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stakeholder in This Global governance.
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And that's why bricks is a perfect platform to marry the
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Dual imperatives exactly. Now, what is the holdup two
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bricks? What is the holdup to this
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financial recession? From the an angle in your view?
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Because I think it is Brazil. I think Brazil is the holdup for
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the American reset. If You will because how is this
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going to happen, when a country the size of Brazil, which we can
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make a case. If you know, whether they're the
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leaders of South America and then confident or not.
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But the just magnitude of the size of the country, the
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influence, the trade routes, the minerals, the natural resources.
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Well, you can't get any better than Brazil, and you just said
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it, you've had a government through bolts and arrow who has
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a lifted up his own people from the bootstraps over the Several
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years, what have you to only, then have his extremely high
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popularity and Assurance to be reinstated or excuse me,
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verdiant's Lloyd. But you have won the recent
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election only to lose by Lula Desperado Charo astacio, and I'm
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paraphrasing but to lose to a communist virtually essentially,
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where does that leave the rest of the world as we are away?
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Waiting for the rise of bricks which will ignite the u.s. is
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Brazil. Now, hangs in the balance of the
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global communist. Well, the administration that is
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analysis taking themselves as the winter.
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Where does that leave us all? Well, that's, that's the whole
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problem is that they're trying to stop.
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This is why the big fight to Brazil because they know that if
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Brazil, if bricks takes off in Brazil is a global leader which
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they would be, it's really going to put the kibosh on the rest of
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the world. Because when this Alliance
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Actually happens. It's going to be hard to beat.
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These are strong strong superpowers.
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They are Tron superpowers and you know, a lot of people would
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look at bricks put the Russia Angela side, but they hear China
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and they're saying, okay, wait a minute, wait a minute, we're
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told China is the great evil well, which China?
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Well that's where I was getting to if you know the common I mean
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we're talking about bricks, okay?
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We're talking about where The Economist magazine here in the
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u.s. one of the biggest Finance. You know, magazines out there
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Publications has yet, to even mention bricks whatsoever, that
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tells me that, okay, maybe there's something to Burke's, we
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should look into, like, other countries have done, but then
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you would see a China in, how do we explain this?
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Just kind of in layman's transfer exactly, right?
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Teen that all of these countries have both of those in them Pro
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Humanity or against it. So you know, you get doesn't
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matter. You look at China.
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You get G. Who is I don't think the bad guy
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again. And we've gone over this many
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times, and then you have the CCP and then if you want to go to
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the Vatican in Italy versus the average, Italian person or
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saying the mafia, I mean, there you have to clarify which group
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of people you're talking about. Every country has its its
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Patriots, every country. Overall, the theme of tonight,
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is it really is these small countries that could to quote
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The Little Engine That Couldn't be that is really truly fighting
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back against this and I think that speaks volumes to the type
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of War were fighting in the 21st century that is really coming
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from the Common Man. The the smaller Underdog
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countries is kind of the theme. I'm getting as we go now and to
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2023. Well, I'm sure that is the year
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progresses. We're going to start seeing more
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and more of the underdog trying. To Prevail.
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I mean, it's happening in the u.s. it happened with Kerry
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Lake, it's happening worldwide. I mean, people are fighting
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back. Now, you see all the riots that
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are happening at all these different countries.
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The ones that are trying to take over their governments.
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There, they're having their pseudo day after January 5th,
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going on in different countries now.
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So people are fighting back. Dean people are tired of it and
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I think that 23 is going to be the year of change.
26:33
No, you're absolutely correct. There are in speaking South
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America. Peru, Huge riots blackout me.
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23 is going to be the year of change.
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I think the 23 is going to be your change.
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And now dvd one country, the one golden Beacon of light, the
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golden parachute on top of the hill.
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United States has yet to have that aha moment.
28:14
That's right they have yet to have that moment that we're
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seeing in Peru there were seeing in China that we are even
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Australia had their huge huge protest at the Capitol.
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When is this going to happen to America and when is America
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going to rise to the call? That it answer to the 1940s.
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That's a good question. And I think that there's gonna
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be so many changes with the things that are being released
28:39
right now. From Elan through Twitter,
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things are coming out in droves now and quite frankly, the
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Democratic party is turning on itself and they're starting to
28:50
eat their own hands at this point, so I think there's going
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to be more and more that's coming out and we're seeing
28:56
what's happening with by Doan currently and his own people are
29:01
turning on him. So there's there's going to be a
29:03
change, a change is coming. You can feel You know, here we
29:07
are in a new year and people are really looking to strong voices
29:10
in. I have to give you credit, you
29:12
have been a just the steadfast strong as a rock, reliable
29:17
strong voice. Really out there today and I'm
29:20
going to give you credit. So as we start this New Year,
29:23
this new season of late night update in Real Deal media in
29:26
general. What is your final thought for
29:28
people, who are looking for a voice of reason in a very
29:33
saturated? Confusing dark Enchanted Forest
29:36
that we find ourselves in yet. Again Gagnon.
29:41
Turn off your TV sets folks. It's, you're listening to lies,
29:45
it's brainwashing, it's notable brainwashing from everything
29:49
from commercials to the shows that are on TV, but more than
29:53
anything, it's the news media and they're all working to try
29:56
and get control. So it's time to start listening
29:59
to yourself. Do your own research.
30:01
Remember, there's more to the internet than just what go Will
30:04
says you have to dig deeper if you really want to know what's
30:07
going on, these late-night updates should help you at
30:10
least, start on that pathway to start finding out what's truth
30:14
and we're here to help you. We're here, if anybody has any
30:17
suggestions of things that they want to discuss further deeper,
30:21
Dean and I are both here to discuss these things with you to
30:24
help you to see. Clear and to understand.
30:26
And as we go through 23, with more late-night updates,
30:29
hopefully will spark some interest in people in will cover
30:33
topics that they want to. Hear about.
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Very well said, and could not have said it better.
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Thank you. Detective Cagney is, you've
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certainly delivered again, it's one of the most premier strong
30:46
American voices out there today made in America by America truly
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American that you are. I could not be more proud to
30:56
call you a fellow American. And that's why when I'm pulled
30:59
over on stream people ask if you are American, I should without a
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shadow of a doubt, that's right, thank you.
31:06
Much Cagney. Well, there you have it and once
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again the check acne has delivered the guns along with
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your truly as we just make our way through complete darkness,
31:16
but try to offer you the lion chance that many people are
31:19
truly holding the lantern of Truth in.
31:23
Just true authenticity, in a world filled with Fake Plastic
31:27
Trees in complete and utter deception.
31:32
So as we embark on the new season here at Cal 89 update,
31:35
we're going to do. Our best to keep you in the know
31:38
because you deserve it in the late-night updates that come
31:42
with it. That's what we're trying to do
31:43
here at 10:00 Real Deal media. So I do want to thank detective
31:47
Cagney again, for joining us here tonight.
31:49
Is, it really is going to take the individual and really the
31:53
countries that are individually. Small, physically, but are
31:57
really packing a big idea. And that idea is called freedom
32:02
for all of us here, at Aunt, who really do media's late-night
32:05
update for I mean, all of us an Indian ranging.
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Thank you for sharing your late night with us.
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Promise me back in me time. Always remember, stay tuned.
32:14
And stay awake. Drink.
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Slams. Hold on.
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A little bit, have a little storage unit connected here in
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the same, the Gordon shakes, the whole place and it just throws
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me off. Unbelievable bit, was that 44
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minutes? I hope you gotta remember to
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edit that out. You better A little bit, have a
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little storage unit connected here in the same, the Gordon
33:27
shakes, the whole place and it just throws me off.
33:30
Unbelievable bit, was that 44 minutes?
33:33
I hope you gotta remember to edit that out.
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You better