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El Salvador President Bukele Roasts Soros · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So this is interesting. President Bouqueta, I think that's how it's pronounced.
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  Correct me if I'm wrong, issues a chilling warning about America turning into El
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  Salvador. Well how El Salvador used to be before he came along. There
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  needs to be a worldwide sanction of Soros and Klaus Klaus Schwab, who penetrated
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  the Trudeau cabinet fifty percent. Yeah, I would agree. Why should they
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  be allowed to fucking interfere in anything, so interfere with, you know,
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  functioning societies. No thanks. They can eat if they want to eat the
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  bugs. If they want to own nothing and be happy, they can go
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  ahead and do that, right. If they want to eat bugs, they
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  can. I'll send them some bugs they can eat. And Soros, I
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  mean, that's that's an example there of somebody who absolutely will feels they will
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  never have to live with the consequences of and probably won't because he's not gonna
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  be around much longer, you know, he's quite old. But not having
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  to live with the council sequences of their ideology and their actions. Is he
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  a case of somebody who just hates humanity? I know Elon Musk thinks so
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  seems like he might. I mean, at some point you'd have to realize
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  that what you're doing is just simply causing misery. Is there somebody just wants
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  to laugh while they watch the world burn down? Or now I guess while
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  he watches his son burn the world down. I don't know, But anyway,
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  this is the president of El Salvador. The disease that had begun with
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  mild symptoms got worse and worse. It became a cancer that seem incurable.
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  Were already seeing these symptoms in the United States, big cities in decline,
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  like Baltimore, Portland, New York, just to name a few places where
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  crime and drugs have become the daily norm and even accepted at promoted by the
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  government. How many young people have you lost to the streets of Philadelphia or
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  San Francisco to fentannel. Did we see these apocalyptic sites fifteen, ten,
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  five years ago? Can you imagine how it will be in the next five,
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  ten or fifteen years. The same thing was happening in Osabadar. In
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  the span of less than a decade, gangs took control of all the country
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  and our society. They evolved into a parallel government controlling elections and even political
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  parties. Every aspect of the daily life of most people was controlled by the
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  gangs. Murder Capital of the World is a tragic title to hold. Getting
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  rid of that was the bare minimum we had to achieve in order to even
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  start thinking about rebuilding our country. Yeah, so this is the So there's
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  Milay and there's this guy who, I mean, the left absolutely hates both
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  of them. Apparently Malay has already balanced the budget in what like three months.
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  This guy has made ol Salvador. I think, I believe now the
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  safest country in the Western hemisphere, or one of them anyway, but it's
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  one of the top safest countries now, going from the murder capital of the
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  world. How did he do it? He just put all of the bad
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  people in prison so they couldn't kill people anymore. Let's see, Buckle and
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  Malay are creating an unstoppable seed. Well, I mean, they're setting you
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  an example of things that work right. And this is the problem with woke.
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  It doesn't work, woke, socialist, progressive, whatever, it doesn't
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  work right. So here you have reality which he is presenting, which Malay
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  is presenting, and then you have woke and it appears that reality has a
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  much better argument, because people don't like being poor and dying, right,
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  being murdered. People don't like that. I think they'll generally tend. I
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  mean, not everybody is, you know, not everybody is saying, but
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  the vast majority of people are saying, and they'll choose not being dirt poor
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  and being murdered over being dirt poor and being murdered typically, if you give
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  them that choice. Let's see. So let's check out this Bouquetai again,
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  president of El Salvador. So he's talking about George Soros here. We were
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  just talking about him, weren't we. All right, let's hear what he
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  has to say. They don't have a democratic mandate. If they want to
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  see it in the table, they should run for office. Let the people
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  vote. It will not be a prett decipher them if the elections are free
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  and fair. I mean, who elected Sorrows to dictate public policy and loss?
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  Why does he feel entitled to impose this agenda? Let me tell you
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  something. Sorrows and his cronies hit a brick wall in a Salvador. Thank
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  god, thank god, another glory be to him. Sabadoras are now immune
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  to his influence, no one believes his lies anymore. Over there, well
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  that's a good thing. I'm pro. I'm pro that pro. Nobody believe
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  I Get Sorrows is lies