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good dusty dwarf. Let' s start with the only thing we care
about. Actually, it' s not the only thing. We have a
lot of issues, but let' s explain the conflict a little bit,
because everywhere during the weekend Iran' s attack on Israel and only promancio came
out. He brought a lot of information, but let' s start from
scratch to explain how the conflict begins and, besides, well, how Iran
does to be able to fly over all that airspace to Israel and that Israel
can mitigate the attack looks. If you want, we can do this.
Let' s first go to the concrete fact that happened on Saturday night,
because is everyone talking about Iran Israel as if this, then, in the
Third World War that' s close to it, that is? It'
s not far from that, but it' s not the third world war
yet, that is, we' ve got that fifteen days ago, Israel,
in part of its offensive that it' s doing against the magazine group,
never decided that the coordinators of Hama' s actions and the groups for
militarecirios, which is basically the promotion of this terrorism, does the Islamic Revolutionary
Guard Iran. Well, these people who were commanding this from an Iranian diplomatic
mission building, Well, Israel identified them, hit a missile and killed them
six or seven people that surgically something that in Iran was already happening that Iranians
going through the Middle East aren' t always sure that they might drop a
glimpse not be in a different country, Iran and kill them. So,
this is what happened fifteen days ago, from that moment until Saturday night,
Iran said let' s niclar Israel, let' s destroy Israel. Israel
will not get away with it, and on the Saturday night they fired between
three hundred and four hundred weapons at Israel, drones, missiles, ballistic cruisers.
Everything is to be shown, but today I' m going to plan
this briefly. So, this basically what happened to Iran firing a lot of
armaments against the territory of Israel, passing through space there were a lot of
countries Israel with the iron dome that this is super technical to explain how it
works and, in addition, a system of defense, anti- tymisile defense
and the help of the different systems that have deployed in the Jordan region to
the United States and the United Kingdom mainly. It is also said that France,
although it is not yet clear how it helped France in all this.
Well, they defended ninety- five ninety- nine percent of Iran' s
attacks on Srael, that is, they hit out of three hundred misines.
They hit five, to tell you less days for paguno. They call you
three out of five. It doesn' t change very few of them.
So, in this context, everyone is saying Iran threw missiles at Israel from
its territory and rebel defended itself. This is a declaration of war. It
' s not a declaration of war. Israel has the nuclear moment Iran.
We do not know what happens to the countries in the middle. So,
in the middle of all this, to America, disco we' re going
to help Israel defend itself, but we' re not going to help Israel
attack Iranian territory. Israel, for its part, has like two things.
Israel is not in favour of the conflict today because of the way things are
in the Gaza Strip and in the north conges flown and in the north-
west, with the north- east, with the Syrians, and all that
is not in its interest for the whole conflict to break out in the Middle
East. But, on the other hand, doors inside to live in such
Yahoo that he is the Prime Minister of Israel. They' re asking for
his head because everybody' s saying" he" It wasn' t that
Gaza was easy and four months ago we were still there. We didn'
t end up cleaning up that, on the one hand, you had the
technical or operational discussion, as they say, and on the other hand,
you had political discussion. So, inside Israel there is. So this is
what the government wants us to do. One part, he throws the inner
love at you and the other part, he throws the outer lip at you.
America telling you one thing, UK, telling you one thing, Iran
telling you one thing and you also having to answer your war minister, your
war cabinet, to all domestic politics. So, in that context, what
happened in the last fifteen days in Israel, to understand it, an attack
from one country to another, with ballistic missiles, with cruise missiles, with
all kinds of weapons, a failed attack because it did not have the tactical
success it would have triggered. Yes, a conflict, because if Iranian missiles
hit the territory of Israel, it was armed. A great flute conflict,
because Israel has the nuclear moment and if it sees its survival in danger,
it would use it. I don' t know about that whole thing.
They all say that it is not necessary for everything to go to the lead
in the Middle East and everything to go overboard to the Middle East, because
it does not commend anyone. It is today, then, in that context,
as it is happening today and then we can go to what has happened
historically. Why did we get to that, I think. But now I
' m sorry to ask you, because you emphasized these soldiers who killed fifteen
days ago. No, but this really doesn' t get really difficult since
October 7 last year, of course. This is especially hard to tell you
last October, of course, let' s say, because let' s
not forget that part. It' s also not that it' s very
important. I mean, I' m holding you for the last 15 days
to understand the now. If we leave months behind. We have to on
October 7th a terrorist group that has more than a thousand and more political control.
Of course it has a terrorist group is never a terrorist group that has
political and military control of the Gaza Strip since two thousand seven for a coup,
that is, democratic, democratic elections, but elections at last never,
as a political group takes the legislative power of the Gaza Strip It makes a
coup against the executive power of the Gaza Strip, violates the Oslo accords and
remains de facto in control of what is happening in the Gaza Strip. This
group, later, allegedly has relations with the Iran rislamic Revolutionary Guard, which
is the one that promotes it, the one that gives it financing, the
one that gives it weaponry, in which there is the know- how of
how to catch a rocket and shoot it. So, in that context,
you have that Iran would be sponsoring that those of the terrorist group have never
made a terrorist strike that killed 1, 500 people from Israel territory on October
7, last year, which was precisely the 50th anniversary of the last BIsraeli
war, which had been on October 7, seven hundred and seven thousand nine
hundred and seventy- three thousand nine hundred and seventy- three, which was
the deshonky Pour war. Then and there you go to the historical clear why
these two sides are so historically fought. Now I' m asking you a
question. The attack the other day, which ended for me beyond disaster,
did not end up exposing Iran, because it actually ended up uniting or at
least ended up reuniting those who did not know what position they were going to
take. Jordan, Egypt ended up being allies of Israel, so it seems
to me that at one point it ended up being a defeat for Iran.
It' s contrary to what he had background in history. We were just
talking about what we did, but they were also not allies, because if
they really did what they were saying, you all had the history of the
Six- Day War at the time, or you had Jordan, of course,
going out there already in Egypt at the time when it was naser.
So Israel was always historically an invaded country. Here we are even very well
veni yes, but on this occasion that is famous of the flames of God,
God is actually now what ended up uniting them, because Jordan was a
great protagonist of the defense, because through its air space it did not let
anything pass but this good one. In fact, scepto was intercepted in Jordan.
Of course this is for you now. It is now causing stalled encounters
in Jordan. We hijacked him, we made this map that they' re
looking at back here. Ours is Gentina, that dario my crack that helped
us explain how I am. What I see is that you kidnapped him,
we' re here. It' s good, I don' t move
most of it. So now I' m going to move and I'
m going to explain, because here are two fundamental places that have to do
with international trade and the economic part that are in the color square is red
and then the invasions and powers that are allied with Israel. I' m
running Look at this. First I want to make a comment on what I
was saying vote. It' s important. Another one you' re doing.
Another what you' re doing. You are making a calculation of a
balance of the geopolitical consequences of the attack And you found something that comes to
light, which is that the precipitation of this attack by Iran on the territory
Israel ends up forcing the countries of the region to position themselves clearly not in
favor. They' ll say exactly explain the mud to me then that'
s very important. Here' s the map of what happened in the afternoon
or Saturday night. You have, on the one hand, to see how
I have it. Here' s to see if you' re going to
say today, here' s Iran. This is the Iranian territory from which
a large part of the attacks that went out into Israeli territory took place.
Not only were Diran tess made, as you can see, they also came
out from Iraq, from Syria and from Lebanon and also from Abajo, from
where this microphone and this thermos that is from Yemen, that is there,
there, down here, here, from Yement So, what we find,
what factor in common have irax, Iria, Lebanon and Yemen with Iran.
Well, it is not that the Government will say that the Government of Syria,
the internationally recognized Government of Yement, attacked Israel, but each. What
we find is that the groups sponsored by the Iran Rhinamic Revolutionary Guard, which
is where all the arsenal that was shot at Israel came from, are based
in Ira, with paramilitary forces, in Syria, with paramilitaries in Lebanon,
conges Bolá and Yemen with the jutíes. So this means that the attack on
Israel has been from different places. Obviously, the bulk of sepisparon. Then
we have Jordan to open the plane a little bit. Thus it can also
explain only the part of the straits. Ah it is the nicobarde that you
see everything there goes and then we have here the countries that defended the Israeli
air space. They are basically France, the United Kingdom, the United States
and Jordan. Come here the little plane that is from Jordan in Cyprus,
from the United Kingdom, the fleet of the sixth American fleet from the east
coast of the Mediterranean Sea, also defending from its ships the attack towards,
that is, the detection of missiles, coming where they are and how to
intercept them. It' s basically that and France, so that' s
the context by which Saturday' s attacks took place. Now we' re
going after the image, that is, we' re expanding it a little
bit further, let' s see that a little bit more, a little
more and we' re going south. Let' s find that where Shibuti
says, we see a red square, that red square where Shibuti is.
It is one of the steps of international trade, one of the hottest points
in international trade, which is called Bubbleman dab Strait connecting the Gulf of Den
with the Red Sea. That' s right, but the faden with the
Red Sea. So basically it' s the three that takes you to the
Soil Channel. That' s what I was gonna tell you. This route
is fundamental because there is the Suez Canal, which is one of the most
important international trade points at sea level. Opening up a little bit, extending
a little bit more pro one doesn' t remember which is the Swedish Channel.
There it is and why it weighs so much recently. They remember that
exactly a ship, a freighter, got stuck and there was a pretty big
stir. You don' t know if it wasn' t like that.
He' s in that way, imagine with this situation. Still Now we
go with triple five ormus, but first we go with this part. Then
you have here, in Shibutic, here where my finger is. There'
s the strelch bable manteo than the Gulf of Aden with the Red Sea.
The Red Sea is the one that takes you through the Sueza Canal. It
is the Mediterranean Sea, that is to say all the trade of goods,
the bulk of the trade of come that goes in times of peace, from
the Pacific, from the Indian, that is to say all that takes you
India, China, South Korea, Indonesia, Vietnam, all hundreds of millions
of people, a lot of economy, a lot of goods, that is
where all things are brought, for example, that are consumed in Europe,
pass by. So that the Houthis in Yemen, which is this country of
Acá, have entered into war on October 29th last year against Israel and are
throwing fetters against the ships that are not of flag China, Russian or Iranian,
that pass through Acá and obviously generate a change in the configuration of international
trade, for example, that makes all the ships try to avoid passing by
ai, because it is very expensive to pass by in times of wars.
Now we have to say something more than if you want to, then also
explain that they are the proxies because you are showing, that is, what
has these hundred precedents is that Iran what it does is materialize the direct attack,
because before it did it through the proxies, which are that it is
blown up to the tutis, but in this case also good the guardi you
spoke of the revolutionary Guard, but also through never, I say this that
Iran now does it directly. What it means is to whitewash that, indeed,
they were the ones who were funding and what is a next look at
this. These are two things and then you have the next ones. An
upcoming war, basically a war that led through a third. That was a
logic that was created basically in the second half of the 20th century with the
Cold War, where the Soviet Union and the United States did not go to
war with each other, but went to war through third countries, subsidiary wars,
you exactly grasp subsidiary. So today you could say good America or such
a thing carries out a near war against Russia through Ukraine. Yes, well,
Iran, through these different paramilitary groups, carries out civil wars in these
countries, without them putting the public face of those going to war, but
with financing and giving it this armament and obviously no internal accountability mechanism. In
other words, Iran does not give the supreme leader of Iran no answer to
anyone. Of course that gives the House an answer, that is, in
practice it gives no answer to anyone. I mean, there are institutional mechanisms
that do, but that end up leading you to not. So, in
that context, whatever happens in the Middle East is taking place. This is
what happened on Saturday. If you want now you will walk with the strait
of ormund because it is important you look at the flags are the powers where
you have good just now. We were in Cyprus, which Chiper is also
a very important political place for the United Kingdom, because in that case it
has an air base also to be able to function and provide help. France
and the United States are providing aid through ships like this, but you also
have that in all these countries they have military bases from foreign countries, for
example, in United Arab viewpoints. Here, just here has a base France,
where Baraine is based the sixth fleet of Acá. It was got cd
the sixth United States fleet. That' s where he sees America' s
little flag boat. Well, it' s because Baraine doesn' t love
it. In Baren Que is a country that is next door, you have
headquarters of a very important naval base of the United States, where it has
c the sixth fleet. The dormus strait is this of Acá, which is
basically the strait through which all the oil extracted in Qai, has Arabia,
Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Iran. That makes it very important geo politically,
because it' s a hot spot, it' s a point that you
very easily block. You think that has coast on one side in Emirates,
United Arab and Oman and on the other side in Iran. With a rocket,
no other ship wants to pass clear, that is to say, you
when you threaten and you say the one that passes by I shoot him and
well, no one is going to pass, because if you have the ability
to do it real and you show with an example that you can do,
well, they stop passing. That' s basically the account you make.
So that makes this region a strait, a hot spot of international trade,
it' s not the only one. The bable mantean strait, as we
showed before it is in Yemen and the Horn of Africa is another hot spot.
The Suez Canal is another hot spot. The Strait of Malacca between Malaysia
and Singapore, in the Pacific Indo is also a hot spot. The Panama
Canal is another hot spot. So they are exactly when we are going to
look at international trade, especially maritime trade, where maritime trade is, because
that is where the bulk of goods is transported. Okay. That' s
basically where you say good. You have to look at the hot spots.
These we are saying are the hot spots of international trade. Maria' s
gonna pick this up. Coming back to the usual place. It made me
remember the night. It doesn' t have a harmonic moment and it'
s that different from the pri also the couple we did a production for the
real program, but from some we brought good information. Impuras. Patricia Santos,
Vias Vos you know how nice it is for you because you have to
understand here. You were just talking about the consequences. We were talking about
transporting oil and gas, which are two of the say, two of the
fundamental inputs that go through those straits. Now what happened to the oil.
You understand the subject well with the price, and what happens also the issue
of the barrel of the good. Brent knows more about that than I do.
The theme of conveniences is this way. In times of war the commodits
are increasing of presio, in times of peace goes that is because of a
question of the need of the demand it has, because all the countries and
this is a dynamic that changed. Then it is also useful to understand this
concept to understand how international trade works. You have that trade in theoretical terms,
for example, in terms and you what you put in that of Adam
Smith and we make it good. The international division of labour and we say
good. Those who know how to make soy shit soy and those who know
how to make trains on trains who know how to make satellites, who make
za teleite and so on. Each of the industries is a little more complex
with globalization, because the production chains are divided into different parts of the world.
But that, that' s the logic. It happens that there is
a concept that in the x century and especially in the last five years,
transcends that which has securitized some inputs, the securitization, for example, of
critical minerals. Then that logic no longer exists. Well, those who know
how to exploit silver or iron, which explodes on plate, iron or earth
oxide, rare or lithium, but these minerals became safety issues, because countries,
instead of believing in the best, the most competitive to make them want
the most reliable and the most reliable often is not the most competitive. C
maybe the best one doing any of these things is China, and for the
United States it is not business to rely on Chinese industry in some sectors and
they prefer to pay more, but be sure that in a time of crisis
they can have it on the other hand. So that logic that changed and
that puts in check also many manueles of economic theory, because one says good.
Of course globalization is very nice and everything until it enters through clear international
conflicts, everything continues to be governed by confidence in what happens even with international
loans Then we know what it is. So today we are at a time
of much lesser or greater distrust at some point and greater securitization of the issues.
So, for example, energy security became an agenda item five years ago
in Europe, in the United States, and that moved everyone and now everyone
talks to you about energy security, which means that at a time of passage,
at a time of war, you' re going to have the guarantee
that you' re going to have moderately cheap and affordable energy. So,
in that concept, well, these hot spots get into a situation of Y
well has a spark because you know that if the Europeans know that today,
without having Russia' s pipelines and pipelines open because they were sabotaged, because
they sabotaged them themselves, because they destroyed them, because they punctured them below
the sea. For whatever, knowing that you don' t have that and
that today you depend on or the gas that you sell the liquefied American four
times more expensive than you bought it from Russia, or having to make an
agreement with Qatar and well, if it rots in the Middle East. It
' s not the same thing to have to buy Qatar gas if it has
to pass through the Suez Canal or the Strait, it' s going to
have to send that if it has to turn everything through South Africa, through
the Cape of Good Hope, then in that enters this cost, because that
' s going to end up seeing the citizen. Now today we were just
talking about the morning, because the question was good, how much this is
costing Israel, because there is one point. Here you touched on the case
of October 7, which was fundamental, because at the time it was said
that it was the 11th of September of Israel. I do not know if
you remember the videos or the bombing that was terrible, more than seven hundred
people at that time that had died and that, in fact, the Israeli
spy force had not been able to detect the attack participate because it had been
an attack I think air through another you. The question is as follows.
Now, how the conflict continues, because at that time it was, as
they said, this opens the door to a conflict that can be for many
years talked about World War III or World War III. I say what magnitude
it can take to understand that also within the area or within the Muslim heart
is Israel and that Jordan is not messing with the United States, the great
powers and Iran is seeing at some point not so accompanied, accompanied by the
part, well aware what we are that, that is equally one is a
perspective that one takes from here saying good are all with It. Most of
them don' t seem to be getting into Iran. So it means they
' re in favor of Israel. And it must be understood that if one,
if you put it in black white and Israel is either black white,
iranis or black white. In the middle it is full of grays and in
those greys where all the rest are being handled, none of the rest is
even 100 percent aligned or in accordance with Israel' s interests, or 100
percent with the interests that will go. Everybody' s driving around on that
good go- and- go. We give you here, we get you
there good America, until before the first of April. And if I didn
' t tell you, after the first April, I would also see the
speeches of saying good having a logic. I do not know whether we support
everything the Israeli regime is doing in the Gaza Strip. We support the destruction
of Jamas magazine group, the recovery of hostages, all the maximum targets Rael
has. Now there are some things that they disagreed with and, for example,
abstained in a vote of the United Nations Security Council for the first time
in a lot of years, in a ruling that called one of the things
that Israel wanted it that if I don' t mistake a six on fire,
then there is also a reality that the United States is in an electoral
process that all the decisions they make are questioned, especially that it has had
a somewhat ambiguous possession with respect to Iran, is that just like me,
I don' t think it is such a government issue. I understand that
what the electoral issue does need is that it needs results. And one result
would be, for example, that an open war is not visited in the
Middle East. And I believe that today none of us, the rest of
the actors, are in favour of opening an open war in most of you,
not with one from Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Syria, Ira
Lebanon. They' re all putting cold cloths saying good at some things.
For example, in the United Kingdom, the United States, Jordan says good.
If Israel is attacked, as it was attacked, they put the silver
to intercept us missiles that shoot Israel, which is that that is much more
than saying I support Israel under any concept, because many can say I support
it under any concept, but not all were nor did they put the missiles
there. Then, on the one hand, you have that and, on
the other hand, you have that America itself said the next day and all
the media were transcended the calls made by the Defense Department and the State Department
and the White House itself to Israel at the same time of the attacks saying
we are not going to support an offensive attack by Israel on Iranian territory,
as well as the United States. Every time Ukraine comes out with something to
attack Russian territory, they pick up the phone and say or pose the spokesman
and say we, the United States, do not support an offensive attack on
Russia. There says Israel to BB hundreds pesos. Israel gives us a genocidal
state, which goes with the wig, but it has to get as far
away as possible from that nefarious state. Even some countries that preach to Switzerland
and Ireland Singapore consider never a terrorist. Let' s get into that picture
theme for that opinion. It is also your opinion, because yesterday they met
in emergency cabinet and in fact, we have the cut of what the ambassador
of Israel said here at the press conference, which was not a thought conference,
because there was no one in the press, because it was a prepaid
message that then came out to clarify the ambassador who had not been part of
the cabinet, but was part of the first of the first one. Explainative,
Yes, explanatory, to see if we can hear it, because I
want to first want to know what people on the other side think, whether
Argentina has to declare itself neutral or have to declare itself in favor of any
of the parties. That' s what we' re going to do Look
at Argentina' s neutrality. We' ve paid him 80 years. What
Perón did in World War II was the worst thing that could have happened to
us and I think that this time what we need to take a firm stand,
because what we are doing is being against international terrorism. We' re
not talking about the fight between two countries over a bit of land. We
are talking about terrorists who separate terrorists who have already carried out criminal actions.
In Argentina, they killed, many people killed, so we don' t
have to have any doubt beyond some, some I would say, some who
still don' t understand what' s going on in the world. That
' s where we find Manu. We can send you the chat, the
poll to tell you what people define. You' re defined by people why.
But not only do people define it. We have to have a position.
We have to get a firm position. We are talking about terrorism and
counter- terrorism. I do not deny, that is a very important point
at the international level. The world has a consensus on terrorism. It'
s not negotiated, well, but I think there' s no doubt about
that Yeah, you don' t have to see a position being put in,
not an action. But we don' t have to see what we
can send him. I greet you, but what I tell you is the
same thing that the position has to be faithful diploma that highly criticizes me to
see if my law was not there and Patricia was there, whatever had mass.
I' d say exactly the same. I do not criticize the current
government if he, that is, there was a government that sent soldiers.
The government missed sent yes and paid us very well. That' s good,
yeah, but it didn' t do him very well. The country
that let' s say not extremely comes Eon. Of course, no one
can be in favour of such a no, but good that when you have
to take a position and say it clearly the country. Now we have countries,
in countries, countries in Latin America that openly support Iran and we have
to be on it. Well, taking a position in life has risks.
In fact, we had two criminal attacks here. In one you can say
that it was for having taken one position in the other. We don'
t know, you understand. Actually, there were more than two of them.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. First, it happens that two
and we wait thirty years to have a sentence in which it was stated that
the State of Iran had been behind the attacks already. Then we really don
' t have any more turns against that now. If there are some late
nights and that' s the word they still want to keep betting on that
guy. We, I don' t think we can unload apart. I
don' t understand how it would benefit us, because I see a lot
of people saying no. Argentina has to maintain a neutral stance and sell to
both sides to overprices that we make in the living barbarians. It' s
the first place. What the fuck have we sold it, or are they
from what Peronism did in World War II, from wanting to come together when
the war was already won. We paid for that stupidity to this day.
It is not a concept that does not exist anymore, we were no longer
for that there is a question that Mona said that it is good to make
a comment is that when Argentina decides to go to the Gulf War, first
that it was not opposed, it was against quwite, that is, we
start from the first part and not to be confused by the Arab countries are
all different, that is not that they are on Twitch, on YouTube as
they are similar. Well, no, the bombings were about the Gulf War.
The Gulf war was not the cause or trigger of the attacks that Argentina
received in its country. That' s first. Secondly, how well it
paid Argentina to go to that war in strategic terms, in terms of understanding
in which state, because these are not the nineties, but in the nineties
less it understood me where the world was going. To go against the tide
of that world was a great risk and so it was not to go with
the current of the world without supporting in the bons war and that ocula everything
that you see what pc per but it had very good consequences, very clear
in favor, since it ends only to speak because it sees you there with
desire to speak, because it favors economic, financial. Argentina' s entry,
the G- 20. We' re G20 members for getting along with
America in the' 90s. Not because we were a big middle country and
no one ever recognized us. And it just occurred to Clinton to say"
chels G twenty" has to be to Argentina because they are a country that
was never a relationship. It was not because the government got along well in
terms of its interests, not carnal in terms of its interests, Argentina was
useful to the interests of the powerful and to understand that it did him very
well Argentina, because it makes us hang today of the g twenties, when
there are a lot of countries that were left outside and that wanted to participate
in a meeting where the twenty most important presidents of the world go once for
ani they all meet with everyone and we are there. That' s why
we' re not there because we' re a country that, well,
at the time we were given a recognition, because well, Argentines are good.
I want you to win the diego. I want an R MY position
to be clear and, obviously, from common sense, the analysis made by
Nico is fantastic. Obviously, it always comes from the economic side, from
the other point of view. Obviously, it seems to me that in this
situation there are no greys. We cannot be neutral, let us say we
cannot be or are in favour of terrorism or we are against it. I
am totally against it, especially when we have suffered within our own territory from
attacks or more with many civilian deaths. Then we cannot be in favour of
terrorism in any way. Now I think, too, and I think those
voices that rise up in favor or look at this one is going to put
us in a war. Let us also say part of what terrorism, fear,
always sowed. So today everyone believes that you can be on the side
of Israel, not or against terrorism. If you want, let' s
get Israel out of the way. We are against the rhythm we will come
back and the truth that, as if we did not have today for this
one we treated three people, art, three mertunas at the table that lived
the attack of the amia. That they remember well by States near me too
I am. Tell me you remember them. Tell me you remember. I
remember, because there was in the center a main position and the situation was
not heard, listen another and then everyone was crazy came. We found out,
no, but let' s say it couldn' t take long afterwards
the judicial issues surrounding the attack. The truth that they were or no longer
exists. There is no reason why we have all waited thirty years to know
how or who the perpetrators of all this were in the middle. But that
' s the other thing that' s guilty, uh, no, not
like other culprits. Not they what you have dilated in the middle there were
if guilty turns that later ended up being harmless, judges that ended up being
dismissed. There are a lot of things, but the reality is that there
is no doubt that Iran put a lot of pressure on it to end up
in nowhere. I believe more, I believe that if the Quinerist government were
to continue, this ruling would not have come out. Obviously, let'
s see if I' d like the cassality that came out as soon as
they left. It' s not chance. Months here says Franco, called
the sanction. It was like this can' t happen here like that happened
here in the first, the first tobacco, the first attack. Of course,
the first attack is very rare. I mean, it looked like smoke.
I remember we were in Belgrano and the building we saw the smoke you
remember what you were doing? In Belgrano, what were you doing? We
worked the times it was coming in clearly and from there I saw Sometimes I
see cable, it was a bench of the building and from there it was
seen and it was like here an attack. Like being tempted here because it
was an attack. The feeling was that, because that is tremendous much worse.
It was the second, because it' s like yes, there'
s no attack here, there' s two. I fucked up. The
thing is, it' s an ugly thing, because it generates you.
One thing is, it' s an attack. Tempted, it' s
a terrorist act. It ended up being somehow, covered up later by the
politics that came, then by the ideology that came, after knowing where the
hand came from. They tried anyway, because let' s not forget how
they beat the D A Nisma. Even after we' re dead, we
' re Anibal Fernández, this one in this spell. All these people systematically
dedicated themselves to saying that it was this, that, the other, that
ended up being true what justice decided. Now, ma' am, those
who killed all those people came from Iran. There are people you were going
for a walk with and they were coming the other day. I listened to
him and he says what he always says, but he was a great protagonist
and you hear a series of things in which he, the other, this
che and so many others are involved. I mean, what do you mean?
I mean that the terrorist act was erased, tried, erased from the
minds of the Argentines, because it coincided with the ideology of politics that were
famously a series of well, is quite close. What you say it is,
I didn' t see it It' s a supposed Argentine spy who
gets inside the services. Let' s say the mosad or pretend like a
Jew to supposedly do something and then it ends up realizing that they had actually
put it on purpose to extract information from the other side and in the middle
of all that happens the amia, the embassy thing and there they make it
look like in reality, most of the evidence they get to see who did
the attack had already changed them before. I mean, they put up evidence
to give you a result to deflect what it was theoretically going to. Let
' s forget that they took us to the Tegel dean side took us to
the side of this oppositely, the block against the net, of the after
trout of the blogs was not the real a. What happens here is that
everything is confused to see because the truth must also be honest that much of
the world, the Israeli people, does not want it. I don'
t know why, but he doesn' t want it. And in this
position that I take, the truth that I leave is Israel, because if
we were talking about Iran, France and Iran, Chile, Iran, Brazil,
I would always be with the one that you are against terrorism. You
understand me then there are a lot of things mixed up here, but basically
I can' t understand how we or anyone else can be in favor of
terrorism. The truth is that I don' t get into my head and
I see big contradictions, gay marches, raising the flag of Iran, when
the truth or femininating the flag Iran where, when the truth can' t
go if you want, they can' t step on, they can'
t demonstrate, they can' t live like they want to live, they
have every right in the world to do what I want to do with their
life, but in those places they can' t do it. So that
introduces me, it doesn' t present me with the big contradiction and the
truth that loses you a little bit of the thing, but it' s
sorry. This is the same thing that we live and apologize that I do
something that is almost similar is when they tell you about the Great Cuban Revolution
and it looks like Cuba looks like a misery village and they paint it not.
But they have a good education. What education they have if they don
' t have to eat from Venezuela, they don' t have toilet paper,
but Cuba is worse, because in Cuba it comes from years of embargo,
but besides, it comes from years of dictatorial policy that, in reality,
all it has done is enrich its own hierarchs. Then it' s
the same thing. When they want to paint Cuba like a panacea. The
only thing that Cuba has of panacea are the beaches. But for the Cuban
it' s a shitty life. I' m gonna give you some super
chats. Francomoyarro says five hundred Dana five hundred pesos. Argentina hosted the worst
attack against Israel. Out of Israel. You can' t be neutral here
says Adrian mel Nico, 200 pesos. I don' t say go against
the current. Obviously, we are trying to improve the relationship with Israel and
the United States over a political business issue for and that was also one of
Javier Miley' s campaign promises, geopolitical priorities with Israel and the United States
and paying favors. I believe that there are more important issues to be resolved
in our field. Says Adrián does not agree to position himself or get a
leading role as strong as good have Please, you can help me look for
Graboys' tweet on this topic, because Alberto Fernández will not even put it.
Let' s get him gravos to see what he said he recorded and
when I now go, now I' m going to talk about it.
Have. So for they are is ahead, because if you don' t
get the tweetr save it din friends zero two hundred pesos. It is never
a guerrilla organization that is trying to recover the territories usurped by Israel since the
forty- eight war, cleaning up Palestinians today in the so- called Nack
batinó to this day. Yeah, look. That is good to understand,
because to understand the conflict from the beginning of when the Unreal State and the
State of Palestine are created, because they are created both at once by the
same UN resolution, which was the resolution one hundred and eighty- one of
the year forty- eight. That resolution was basically the territory where you see
Israel and Palestine, Israel in that complicated figure that it has and Palestine in
the territory of itself Jordan on the one hand, and the gas Strip on
the other. Well, that in its original was different. You saw when
you see a map of the evolution of Israel, which seems to be getting
bigger and fading Malestina. That' s because it' s forty- eight.
There is hardly any such UN resolution, because the United Kingdom was previously
the one with the occupation of terrible and I was going to ask you who
the UK was. Then that dragonu Israel resolution accepts it and Palestine rejects it.
Palestine rejects it. The Palestinian State that was being created rejected that resolution
because it wanted to have a higher maximum claim and believed that with Arab allies
waging a war against newly created Israel, they would win it and gain it
more territory. It was basically a calculation of how many territory was left there.
Well, then, in that calculation, what ended up happening that Israel
won the war on all six countries at once in forty- eight and that
was Rabisrael' s first war. When Israel grows in its clear territorique,
Israel wins the war and is left with more territory than had been assigned to
it. Then there' s another war in' 56. The war in
fifty- six was Egypt, with the Naser government nationalizing the Suez Canal.
At that time the United Kingdom had a pact with France and Israel for defence
and went to war, because the United Kingdom had the administration of the Sueve
Canal. They' re basically going to war. That war ends up giving
a result that, in operational terms, served no purpose, because those who
ended ended up carrying out the negotiation. They were the Soviet Union, on
the one hand and the United States on the other, and they negotiated a
thousand nine hundred and fifty- six, negotiated the revolution that they were seeing
in Hungary against communism for what was happening in the Cinema Peninsula. There,
on the Swedish Channel. That' s where I' m negotiating. There
' s the same. There was another war in the sixty- seven,
a war that Israel did start, for he saw that there was a life
of the six days. The brand to the press It actually marks a turning
point in the Middle East, because there you are going to see how Egypt
loses in terms of air force, with you going to see that other countries
are also allied and also Israel ends up going down an afternoon in two hours
and in two hours they end up tearing down the air force of the country
and you had Johnkeypur in the seventy- three, which was like the sixty
- seven, never finished closing in the seventy- three. There is another,
and that of Shankiepur was the last before the October 7 of the two
thousand and twenty- three, when fifty years later he never launches the attack
on Israel and starts this new war between Palestine Israel. Now in a much
more complex world they wanted it. The impeccable temp promancio looks what Juan graboy
says is about the subject. I don' t know if they saw Alberto
at first. It was good, but let' s go as Grabas continues
to put his own Let' s read, see, see what he thinks,
what we think. Miley continues to put her own ideological prejudices and personal
affinities above the national interest. We don' t want to be brought war
between powers to our land. We' ve had enough of the planned misery.
We want a neutral, peaceful, non- aligned and Latin American Argentina
that defends its own interests as a nation according to the needs of its people.
What a good thought that there really is a contradiction, because it says
we do not want them to bring a planned misery, since the one that
planned Quisnerismo and Alberto is a great misery. We want a neutral Argentina.
They were not neutral because we had already aligned Iran, Venezuela, Cuba and
Russia. This one. Actually, Alberto wanted to give her the key.
They' re basically forgetting. This is exactly what they did, that they
defend their own interests as nations, and that the need of the people works.
It has been shown that here in Argentina people from the Venezuelan secret service
have come to operate and that they are doing well. On the other day
they caught a good Boly in that Latin America that' s talking about alignment.
In that Latin America he mentions is also Bolivia. He' s got
Bolivia. Bolivia has a treaty with Iran also quite importantly exclusive of defense for
the issue of security. The security issue. I don' t know what
the name' s like, but let' s just say it' s
a beat. It' s a big contradiction. Lolamos, it' s
a big stretch, because that' s exactly what they did. Line up,
line up will be the entrance to the exact one. Let' s
just say, it' s not all the bad game for nothing. Let
' s tell him what he thought that was. It was to go and
flam next to the Iranians, as much of the government promoted. It'
s not lining up. If it is that, apart from going to give
him mature pleitesia, it is not to line up to see cry out that
at this moment we must maintain a neutral position. It seems to me a
complete ignorance of how the world works, how modern geopolitics works. No,
no, I have nothing to do with this. There are no more boys,
because there' s no such thing as saying here we have our quilombos,
so let' s forget what' s going on. Not only vast
you can' t do that because you also have to understand that there is
a diplomatic play. Here' s what if we stand on some side of
the world unless it makes it look good with the rest of the countries to
see what' s going on we put in favor of Israel, that makes
us look great with the rest of the countries that are in favor of Israel
and you know why that' s important. Because then we, because we
are a country that does not have a handle and really needs other countries to
be able to have that handle, then we can go and say that we
think similar, we also support this cause. This doesn' t mean we
' re going to send soldiers, it doesn' t mean we' re
going to send me seriously anything. But it' s a position you have
to take. But that' s what you' re saying in cryo.
I am but perfect explained, I think, is a macro strategy that is
based on the diagnosis of the world, on the one hand, and on
the diagnosis of your I think today why these people tweet that way? Not
because of the sovereignty of the non- aligned countries. We are a neutral
country that does not need to take positions in the world. It takes a
little ignorance that these guys are telling you this because it' s not in
general. It' s the retroceded skulls that left the country in this position
that you need the silver. The NRTE is just what we have no credibility
if Argentina were a normal country and did not need access to private financing because
Argentina does not have even the possibility to access financing. He' s got
it, but he doesn' t have it for someone else. He'
s got a chance, because there' s no ability. It happens to
you for more than twenty years, but that is why it has lost the
credibility that we blame ourselves for that because they are not interested and will never
be interested, because they never want to do the accounts. This is like
the one you give him money and you never want to be held accountable.
This is the only thing that interests him that this country is chaos, because
in chaos they win. He' s not interested in silver coming from the
outside They' re good enough to give it to the little machine. So,
that' s why we got to a limit point. Let us say
from the economic point of view, the social point of view, from the
structural point of view, because the reality is that they are not interested.
When you say no to him, but look what investments are coming. He
' s interested in three fucking investments. The only thing that interests him is
to see how they take the state away from all of us and continue to
enrich themselves through the different kiosks that are going around that every day there is
more, so as much as you explain, Mirá, we have to align
here no longer interests him good, because the same thing they do in Venezuela,
the same thing. The only thing they don' t do the same
thing, because it' s another system, is Russia, because they admire
Russia. Go send an LTGB to Russia. Here he knows how to get
it out. You' re a good one in Iran itself. That'
s a good lie equal to useful. I' m not saying it,
because it' s true. You will admire someone who beats you terrorist,
exactly that in Russia, in the movement he g is on edge as terroris
but still the analysis to see for me, but I do not feel agustín.
That' s right. It' s not very good. It'
s really good all the analysis, but this has to be more basic.
Well, in my conception, it' s more basic. You. You
can' t be neutral with a country that put you in more than two
attacks. Well, we see that they look more basic. The subject you
bring out all the analysis, b everything is economic ansis. Here' s
all that if it suits you, it doesn' t suit you. If
on this side it' s there, it puts you on it' s
riculos, put on, abbrego and the other side is the other. Let
' s say already the fact that you, in your own territory, received
more than two attacks. He can' t, you can' t be
neutral. The truth to see I take you something grosser still why we continue
singing on the courts or in any square is that we lack an Englishman.
Before we spoke just before not because they broke us because they stole the Falklands
from us and we went to a war and killed our children, our brothers.
Now, when we were killed in terrorism, we were killed by hundreds
of civilians, civilians, and why we let that go. I don'
t understand the truth that I don' t yet understand what the real reason
is for who can be against good, who can be against it. Let
' s put on a video. I saw this. I don' t
know if I think there must have been a cut between Moreno and the toon
today. They saw the argument to see. I want to see your loving
opinion in favor of Marato, but for the second look at the point they
took me. Look where he took me? Look where it takes him?
Being in favor of everything bad when it makes me scream asshole and I have
a terrible voice. You don' t expect me to wait a little while
and I know where you' re going before the stop The second I read
the super chat. Thank you people for donating and for being on the other
side. Don' t forget that Iran turned to a theocracy. It used
to be secular in the seventy- nine that the U S is funding the
coup de mos A de operación a Jack a Jax Forgive. They create their
own monsters and real is no saint, for that later we will discuss more
with promance than you know. I can say such no good, no,
but hope the video. Let' s go back to the video and you
have an opinion on the theory of attacks. The 1990s are now waiting for
the conflict that I know exists in this case within the West at some point.
This is gonna work out. But they are the opinion of the authorship
or you do not have political interest to mark at this moment the author by
your alignment, does not respect that to the others that we are generating the
space of mancomunion in the Argentine society, then we do not remain for greater
than you tell me or we ask you. I hope that the translation of
that reverse you want to be author, because you are aligning in one place
our god or is not interested in the clarification of the layings. The national
Internet is of interest above, the born istium above. In your interpretation,
national interest contrary to the clarification of national authority is above, not opposite.
Well, then you' re not interested in being national at all. It
is a fossil and the coexistence of two important communities. I' ll leave
that to you. He doesn' t want me to know that like you
left your family and I left mine, a lot of facts for the sake
of coexistence. If we do it in the family, we do it in
the political and best interests of the State. More concrete art, dark,
good pretty, we' re going on with this, because about the girl
it' s like every other day. I say I don' t want
to talk to you parallel. There it is was fine. We cover up
a homicide because it suits Pepito. We don' t want to inform you.
You realize what you' re saying. I understand him. I didn
' t understand anything. Moreto because Dato tells him. It' s more
like telling him, but you' re interested in it. Clarification is the
national interest is above, but it really is a barbarity. What he'
s saying is not in the national interest to know who planted that bomb on
you. Yeah, so, that' s why I' m telling you.
Well, they force us to be on the side of more brass.
Well, this time they don' t force themselves to be dediable. Satan
I tell you the following. Contradiction is part of philosophy, of this kind
of ideologies you understand, because and I am going to deepen you have to
make a march to the Red Square. They kick your ass out of the
hole and save you if I get out of there alive and no one'
s gonna tell you anything Putin, because that' s the regime how it
went for the opponents of Putín. Most of them are underground. Well,
it' s hard to say that you can hardly ever Well, no,
no, no, but some who have done it now also got more than
annoying They looked at them with the marches Where' s little ax a paque
and even the lookout case that they' re already telling you really how we
' re going to make neutrals. If they weren' t, they brought
us together with the world' s worst scum. We had the worst corias
in the world. Look, you' re asking me a question that this
is for nothing but what to do. Imagine that today the linement of international
politics Alberto Fernández, the entry of Briggs Brigs, would have continued. Let
' s remember good is what happened to the Briggs today about me. But
the Brigs have something very interesting, which is that they have been 20 years
and it is nothing concrete yet. That' s something Briggs has, which
is the most interesting thing he has, which is Briggs. People tell you
no, because organization is not an organism. The BRIGGS does not have a
founding Treaty, it does not create rights and obligations for any. It is
a perfect excuse to meet once a year among the presidents of the members.
It' s an excuse for them. It was one of the advantages that
perhaps Briggs had at a different time, which was last year, because we
are in a different world. Last year, with the five members, one
said well, what are the advantages of the BRIGS, in real terms,
not in terms of not good, because Briggs are emerging. In concrete terms,
what were the advantages. Okay. The Argentine President was going to have
the opportunity to have bilateral meetings with the presidents of five countries that are quite
important, India, Russia, China, Brazil, How Brazil exactly and South
Africa, that is, bilateral meetings that do not take place every day,
do not take place every week, Then it was going to be an excuse
to be able to gather you and generate concrete things. Now, the BRIGS
itself is a political forum that has a common vision. The Bricks comes from,
that is, where it comes from. The BRIG comes from an academic
term, from an American who says which countries are emerging. Well, it
' s these five. Well the name Brix, the initials they make in
countries. Carlos Lanza says two- point brick advantages, which you put Briggs
' advantage on. Well, if you have an active and effective presidential diplomacy,
you have an excuse to meet with a guilty guy, but in terms
just economic concrete. It doesn' t give you any obligation to anything and
molp good doesn' t make good sense. We don' t or we
don' t. That' s why and then, what are the disadvantages
of bricks. Well, if you look at the world and make a diagnosis
of the world in which you say well, two main power poles are being
generated, which are the United States and China, and you want to be
on the side of the one that generates the greatest benefits. And Argentina understands
that where it is located in the world, because of the different agendas that
the United States has in tune it is the one that can generate us the
greatest benefits, because we depend on ours and as we return to the subject,
Argentina depends and the most sensitive for Argentina is the financial field and the
international financial system and all its tools are governed by rules of games in the
phone of San Pablo we were not going well the same b So how are
they aunt. Then I' m going to give you this point back.
What' s Briggs. It is a political forum that raises a vision of
the world, which excludes countries, Western countries, the United States and the
European Union, mainly. So that political forum is somewhere else. Two Argentina
decided not to go that way because it coincides with the other rupe. But
then thinking this because here, what I already talked about in the morning with
a specialist, the following, then there is no topic of economic, geopolitical
discussion here. Here is a theme of cultural battle at the international level,
or vision, but vision, but cultural vision. What world is imposed on
what other, because it is not that if Iran, Russia China have a
very punctual perspective. Renato the world itself, but I don' t see
it. Yes, why, for example, ask pre in cultural terms.
I don' t see it. If that is to say, the brick
is not a cultural political forum or the current conflict. I mean, if
you look, for example, at India and China as the ortho and more
China last year wasn' t for the first time and I don' t
know how many years to the G20 Summit that was held in India. Imagine
the level of non- friends who are that China went to all the summits
of the 20th gve, except the one that was made in India. Maybe
China' s waiting for it' s the zarpazo, it' s the
sarpa class. China is there. He' s waiting, waiting because because
we agree something to them, what suits him is to arm himself a mini
flash to see or. I don' t know if it was anything like
Taiwan, too. I don' t see it anyway, and at any
moment I don' t see it that way. Chin, I know it
' s not that easy. China knows that its benefit today is to be
China. If you set yourself to fix what China does in the world today
as China, not without seeing the puppet behind you read between the lines.
Today, China poses itself as the guarantor of international law worldwide. I mean,
if you go to conflict, for example, in Ukraine. The only
one who says I am not fully involved in the conflict and I have peace
proposals based on international law. It is China, because the U S sends
arms the self- arms Russia until at war none. Sure. Russia says
well it is not a war, it is a special military operation. You
saw there in Talina' s deal. China is the one that stands today
as the guarantor of good. We come to bring international law to the table.
In other words, China is looking for us to peel directly in the
world. You have to understand that. But, on the other hand,
there is a question that cuts you off yes economic, because China is going
through its best moment. No, China is not very different. We are
now all against it also clearly, but much of the Chinese castan. That
' s an important point. Now it' s a mistake. There are
many times when conception from Argentina closes in believing that when they say good China,
it is not at its best economic moment to believe that it is our
crisis, that is, if it is happening as in our moment crisis.
China remains an international creditor for all types of financing. It still has,
it has stopped industrial growth rates. Not that the industry is falling. We
' re talking about Mao clear, we' re saying he' s not
growing so fast for guard, to close a second to the poll, to
see what people say. I' m going to read some of the super
chats that tells Michai not that it' s good ice thirty and he is.
Argentina has to be on the side of Israel. Don' t forget
who brought a death to Argentina. Iran is a danger, but not its
population, only its dictatorial leaders. I greet you from ah Mira, from
Israel, We greet you from Israel. All right. Thank you, Adrian
man Nicov. In Russia they make you disappear and show you in America their
accidents. He wants you to understand each other. I' m not in
favor of anyone. I want my country to do better and I trust the
President, but I am afraid of the democracy that is heard from the United
States and ally allies in no country that is free of sins and we are
going to give thanks for the three thousand pesos. I love radio totally against
terrorism. Lucky to have Mira. How did the poll turn out one percent
in favor of Iran, twenty- six not voters of Moreno basically one percent
in favor, where we were nobody, that is nothing from a part that
is five six thousand votes seventy- one with Israel neutral twenty- six and
on Twitch I don' t know how it turned out. Then we can
see him. Okay. Indeed, people are here mostly, but reality to
see good law. In his campaign he said exactly what his position was in
the Western world. He said it from day one, America. Israel did
not lie to anyone. Now if anyone gets surprised, now it' s
okay, but there wasn' t. It' s good to know what
the position of ordinary people is by taking miles out of the hour. Good
to know, because when Miley assumed, no one was thinking about this one
either. This is a weak management problem. It' s not from the
broken mila, because people know what they' re thinking. How far to
the supermarket, back here, how much is a kilo of lettuce. Well,
we already know that day- to- day beats you. But somehow,
when these questions arise, it' s good to know what people think.
It' s not like we' re going after Milay, because he
said it in campaign, because he told him now to see what happened.
One can also speak freely against it and vote it to a thousand who are
drunk to see the diligence that electoralist selfishness always uses. He' s going
out to criticize and he' s going out to say because they already did
it in the past, because, in fact, criticism is part of an
entire structure, because criticizing a government must criticize it. You can' t
criticize him every day, every hour and every step he takes, because it
' s very rare for a guy to do everything wrong. It' s
okay. I think it' s weird that a guy is going all right
or that now I think he' ll forgive me the last thing I say
about this, this vote seems to me to have more to do with being
against terrorism than in favor of Israel, of course, and that' s
why I' m here. I' m with the loudspeaker completely, but
I' m against terrorism of course. Obviously good. I don' t
think anyone here on the table is going to see you. I think it
is clear that in the country there are some leaders that this you notice,
that there is an important leader, the Radica who said that he was in
solidarity with the Israeli people, but did not condemn the attack. I'
m going to ask a question to YouTube and Twitch. Answer me directly from
the chat and what we see most of us do. We continue with the
issue of Israel because we have more material for Nicholas to explain a little more.
Or we change the subject completely. The thing is if we get on
with it, we change the subject to see what people say. There they
ask a little bit say, but Iran do not continue or do not continue,
of course, we continue to forgive. We go on, yeah,
not anymore, over, sorry. I' m with keep going without what
it is. But they' re not putting what issues puts me c no
guys cam I don' t know what to do If we follow you change,
what we do I don' t follow with the issue that we didn
' t say and that I think it' s like one to all,
is that none of them have good intentions. No country has good intentions.
He only does it for a business matter. No, but it' s
not good good good or bad. Intentionally in the discussion it mixes and they
are good, they are bad. But a cost no, no, not
this hand, give me the survey. I change the subject. If not,
because the truth is he got treated. I don' t know what
to do. They are excellent what you said, but there is also a
reality that war of something and name brings war neither benefits anyone, the truth,
I don' t, no, no. Some countries do, the
logis have quite a lot of benefits for some countries and benefit from war and
profits. There' s a sense, there' s an economy exactly war.
Also then there is a business that is careful. It' s go
sagagic, logical. Oh yeah, I don' t think there' s
a business and something else, but today I talked a lot about it.
There' s the vote. This conflict can end in a world war.
Or not. Or it' s an exaggeration, don' t wait.
I have a look, a posture. I am not the specialist, it
is he in geopolitics, but what one can think worldwide is that, in
fact, today, what countries have so much cargo, weapons, ballistics,
suicide drones and all that is at stake is the self- destruction of humanity.
It depends on me, as he said, only on the allies,
to see if the U S supports another offensive of Israel supporting by plane and
well that' s why I' m going to tell you that I think
that this possibility of third world war is attentive or firmer if the allies support
and engage directly with whatever, if they take a position. The truth is
I' m in this case, as you say America. I am in
favour of Israel, but I do not support a counter- offensive. Well,
it seems to me we' re still far apart. Rucha and Ukraine
also said it was the beginning. He said when they killed his Germany.
It' s a couple of years. So is the United States. Luis
loving over hours comes the two thousand after we close it on this subject.
I think there are two plans. You have to see that the big guys
are talking and then you see that the neighbors are going to talk. What
the big guys talk about is China and the United States. And if you
wanted to put him in Russia, I wouldn' t put him in.
But if you want to put it to any of the three, it is
in his interest to have an open conflict in the Middle East. Then the
big ones say no. Then you have the issue of neighbors and you see
them and you don' t have them right now, Iran to Israel they
have the knife in their necks both. The one who gives in a little
bit in creole is going to look like a shit, because discursively the two
of them talk about destroying the other state. Then they' re both with
the knife on each other' s neck. The one who gives up a
little bit and goes back, which would be the logical thing to ratio,
a person is going to look like a shit. That was what happened in
Ukraine and Russia at the time when the U S and Russia took the knife
around their necks and none ended up going through a war. Now, it
' s as if the war itself died, for example, not giving up
weapons that could allow destruction in another country, Russia, for example, and
I' m going to take Crenia to understand Russia, for example, doesn
' t want a war with what Putin openly says and the United States and
Lota don' t seek a direct conflict with Russia, because it doesn'
t combine either of them. The same is true in the Middle East.
From what I see, I do not believe that neither the United States nor
any occidetan country ate a wholesale conflict, nor does it serve China and Russia.
Now what they' re going to do in Israel' s AIDS is
going to end up getting the rest of them to take positions. This is
up to Israel and they will say. Obviously, all the rest are looking
to put cold cloths on today, but it is not agreed and it is
not guaranteed that the cold cloths that are being put on me. World wars
started with someone who caught someone else' s case, not from a war
to see what people say? We change We are very different contexts and are
very different in both cases. Of fighting yes, fifty- six, not
forty- three. I' m going to r Nestor say that the elections
are won by one vote. I' m going to read the super chavas
here so it didn' t go so or Jeron didn' t win in
twitch not nor is he fighting you nicope 100 pesos, that is to say
wars. There' s no good and no bad. The one who says
he knows who the good guys are and who the bad guys are is that
he doesn' t know what' s going on there. Well, it
' s okay. Adrián mel nico again I don' t like them.
We don' t know what doesn' t mean Adrián write me the whole
sentence, because I don' t know if the word is men. Oh
no, this is what I' m going to read. He says I
don' t like men, but he likes the whole mouth Nicholas comes out
the barbarite pardon. I don' t have to read, but I do
by a lot m lu Sy boy adr Adrián. Well, he' s
throwing you where he' s live. Yeah, well. Put the ten
k ten on the other side small. Thanks for joining us on Twitch.
They said no good, and here it' s going to be good.
It' s time to talk Look. We have our own intermunity conflict.
Now we have an intercommunal conflict that we say or if it has my po,
you have it ros. If you can give it to yourself by arming
the embassy or you' re calling from the ambassador. Now look, let
' s change. We' re still on the theme oh Twitch, yeah,
we give you ball, but what' s called Furi Fury Fury keep
on with the theme, but why we can keep on with the theme based
on the experience itself is worth it. Here they killed a prosecutor, a
prosecutor who was casually in the investigation of the consequences of the memorandum. They
killed him hours before going to Congress there you have why in Argentina, why
in Argentina there are positions so mixed, because there are people, there are
people and leaders who decided at some point that Argentina had to be in the
framework of international terrorism and that we had to be aligned already. And the
truth is very clear that most Argentines do not want to be there, not
from any point of view. Here they have put us as if it were
a pattern, that we had to be with Lula, with this moral evo
that, apart from you morals, has a direct relationship with Iran, of
course with Bolivia. Use it right now his Luis, sarse ya, but
it doesn' t matter. I am talking about Bolín or Livia, Venezuela
art you are angry already I came forward, exactly mature, is more or
less and then Cuba and Russia. You think I mentioned some little things to
you, for example, that Iran in the region and we' re going
to also bring him a little bit, not because Iran isn' t like
what' s going on in our region. The memorandum that mentioned the monkey
they have between Iran and Bolivia on issues of security, border security, military
training and a lot of things that is a defense personnel, in clear visa
exchange. They have a lot of facilities. The Iranians in Bolivia who set
an alarm in the region that alarmed mainly Brazil, Argentina and the United States.
That' s improving containment. It wasn' t free for Bolivia,
but, obviously, there' s something behind it. There are a lot
of things you can' t know, but you start to imagine why it
' s not that you just stayed in that memorandum of understanding. He passed
by, but they also met with the President of Iran in Algeria a month
and a half ago and they also reached an agreement of which there were no
details. Then these things happen in the region. On the other hand,
you have Brazil making you the coconut in the region, the coconut in what
sense you understand the world. As we were saying just now, where the
most important cable of bilateral relations is the United States and China, where the
weight of the two axes is there well, in Brazil Lula barely took the
first trip that Lula wanted or to the United States. After making that trip
to the United States, Lula gave the order that in Rio Janei two Iranian
military ships could rob him of a tour that Iran never made of sending two
military ships to go around the seas of the world. Like to say here
you are. We are not only restricted in our own region. Well,
where the Rio Janeiro was mugged. It was at the end of February of
the year two thousand twenty- three. A year ago Lula barely assumed.
This obviously doesn' t go for free in Brazil. Why the United States
today looks so sent or interested in understanding relations with Argentina and why Brazil is
giving us no present for Brazil was the key to entry to Latin America.
De j de jem because Brazil is playing the game of multipolarism, which is
the game it plays. India, China, Iran, Russia, and the
BRIGS countries see a world in which they believe they have more power than I
do, as an analyst, have more power than they can hold, and
sooner or later they' re going to end up wearing on the wall.
I' m going to go into that context. Argentina has a chance for
left- wingers to travel to the United States and then to countries like Iras.
I' m going to read ro I' m going to read some
of the Oper Shats. Here says Matías oakado 200 pesos change the subject or
todog answered the President with that tea. I' m asking, please,
it was either there or Leandro Martínez and started to change a little bit of
the subject in Cava. It' s flooding in several neighborhoods. Adrián menlicobo
again I regret the abrviatura. In the future of the occasions I commit myself
to write the full words. Well, let' s do it. The
capso to change the subject for the YouTube theme. They' re not leaving
anymore. No, no more flooding. You don' t flood anymore that
you had tomorrow so tomorrow. It also rains, apparently, the same.
Maybe he' s with the tiktor a full eh who ah yes, my
God because he didn' t caba. It' s a mess, but
without Nulda, no, I didn' t see what I told them.
You don' t like mate, you like coffee, I like fried cake,
I like me. You don' t like them not following everything.
Let' s stop talking about God, what' s he coming from?
Of man believes and the owner really, really len there are serious things.
What' s going on? I understand they want to play what. If
business is for people who don' t have that kind of responsibility, at
least for him, I don' t really agree. This seems very frivolous
to me and it seems to me that the situation, the oven is not
for you. I don' t, I don' t stop, but
the oven' s gone. Today we' re talking about sorry that sometimes
I scream a lot. It' s one of the many flaws today.
The theme of symbolics. It doesn' t matter. Topics are according to
the situation as it is today in the city, how the country is.
But I think that the symbolic is a touch It would pass unnoticed and it
would even laugh if the conditions of the city would be right, none of
that happens. There are more and more problems, more and more filth on
the streets, more and more crime. Let' s say it floods,
every neighborhood gets so lucky to break streets. On the street they put a
whole cell, a channel with flower plants, double parking lot to the terrace
of the corner bar. No, no, no, you' re so
slow. Yeah, I walk him and Manuel a video that comes on Lady
Market' s Twitter. They saw that Leidy marteno here twice already. There
was Lady Martin two or three times, and I didn' t explain it,
and I saw a video that came up today, if we can put
it, because today the President repeated a find, a poll where the economic
expectations of the Argentines were, which is what they thought of Acá towards the
future, and that they thought of the economy and that it was within that
survey anyway. While we, in the polls, believe him nothing. All
we were was looking at a trend. But I saw this video that had
to do with the survey and it made me very funny. Tell me if
this is real, if it' s cut. We have him there to
put it, because I swear I saw him I said it' s all
the same to me. Every time I get up I feel Argentina, you
wouldn' t understand it Put it under the lettuce, Mrs Mira, if
it went right down, but the light went up four hundred percent. Four
hundred percent. The light. It' s nonsense. Every life of light
in twenty thousand pesos, an estro environment and an environment and the center feels
a lamp and intelexactly a disaster. This is a shame. This comes out
live or short are with family for all the people of Saltan who are restauranted.
Here he does his best to keep you always work in a restaurant.
No, no, no, but I always go over here next to that
one in salsy had or it' s just the cloths. There are six
that I think are worth theño dish here five thousand to moderate, but
with meat, with car and of better quality. Well, let us talk
to them. I' m machitos, six marmos, if I find you
' re looking bad, hear April two. If I saw you, Claudia,
she doesn' t know where they are, she' ll eat it
well, standing up, now good for pimply, but pure good they were,
but she' s bald. Oy seems to know the pine this yes,
that was I already lost this video to twenty lucas nothing more tasted re
with meat and coca cacoara pays twenty Lucas sign until the five Lucas one year
and the cumano can not for an pays the poor light. That' s
by the way back, because I don' t understand what he says at
the beginning of the face of the can' t get the woman' s
face down. Please put the video back, because I think it' s
a lie. In addition, he said April 12, that was three days
ago the lettuce. Ma' am, look, you' re gonna have
four hundred percent power in the light. The four hundred the camera looks at
the is trained. I mean, she' s trained. This trainee does
prepare now that you don' t love me back. He' s going
to the restaurant. He doesn' t show up as he looks at the
Rolling Camera. Of course it' s all together just like the Chocha myth.
I feel like I' m full- faced, every time I wake
up I fall off the news ground. Just like the lady if she puts
the pleboque canal prate all my light in twenty thousand pesos. It is an
environment to the va doubts much the other you for the band to death exactly
a desastototo. It' s a shame. These come out live or you
cut it. They censor her. Not that. Five people from Salta who
eat here. People left to keep always work in a restaurant. No,
no, no, but I always go next door. They' re all
years, they' re all the Salty day. Yeah, five, yeah,
we' re two with car wigs and better quality. Well, let
' s talk to them. Happy birthday girl had hey to. I'
m from April, but what' s his name? Claudia klo auditions her,
grabs her another nauca, well, but you' re not even elcan
no. Sure, no, you didn' t warn him yet, but
I noticed when you asked him the lettuce. I already thought it wasn'
t, that it was a political one, but one of them had seen
it in the video, yes, of course, but you don' t
know if it' s real, why it should. To me it sounds,
not good, but I' m cut. Then I don' t
know the truth. In Argentina and this kind of comedy ha ah you already
say that people are very tonic. But when he said that he got twenty
light, that he put on I have dog to see, he wrote and
broke his gross neck, good to put on the survey. So because he
said that it came to him twenty thousand light, and this is what Milay
retweets today that is an Argentine opinion poll. We already have the survey down,
but at least we' re going to see the trend and we'
re going to expose it here live, because what happens with the surveys is
that the methodology is sometimes not credible, that they end up hitting it.
But, as the President retweeted it, I also want to see what people
here say in the chat so that I' m going to read it now
we' re going to put it in the poll. But what the survey
says basically that most Argentines think that today the main concern or the main problem
that the government has to solve is inflation. And then comes unemployment. I
found it very low the percentage that gave the issue that people aren' t
so concerned about security because they were a think that corruption was coming and then
it was coming. The issue of security is very low. I think I
know there. I' m going to tell him. I remember more or
less from memory. It is called Argentine opinion the technical file. There'
s the la. This is about two thousand nine hundred and eighty- three
cases with a survey through online methodology. Well, the percentage of food ninety
- five percent. I basically tell you what it says, what the main
problem the government had to solve. Thirty- two percent inflation thirty percent.
The unemployment appears here is not seen, but in the survey that I forgot
to send the manuel that from September now there, is now from September up
to fifteen percent to April of the twenty- four, thirty percent, that
is to say double the concern for unemployment. Thirdly, we went up a
little bit. So we see the percentage of corruption is 20 percent and what
said the skinny percent of security that people like that seem weird to me.
It happens that skinny looks at the survey as a one- choice survey,
i e, the total of everything you get a hundred So that' s
the people out there who think inflation and insecurity is a problem, they think
inflation is more than insecurity. You saw that generating these before bandages. It
is these polls many times that are made to give more than one choice to
the people who hate us, well, not that I would not give up
reality is, obviously, the one that most or is the main nor an
order I am Zenitsu says are not exact those numbers. Let' s do
the cove polls, let' s put those four options. I think they
' re little in few people, few people find two thousand nine hundred and
ninety- three, and yet it' s one. It is a sampling
is the typical sample that are made of sac We know that the sta has
need go select. So show good for we' re going to make a
single choice. What is the question of this survey was what is the main
problem that the Government has to solve. That' s the question and we
put inflation, unemployment, corruption and insecurity, forgiveness. We are today on
the subject of nation, yes, but they do not enter. I don
' t think up to four or four, so we put more. What
entered the four majors is well- prepared. You agree with this number,
with these numbers, you also have concerns about unemployment. Yeah, sure,
of course, it happens to you. What I was going to do before
is this poll you' re going to pick one out of all of them.
The option to choose why it does not reflect reality then and to Argentines
in general is not that you have a concern. You have more than one
concern, of course, but you have to see no more. But the
question is not how many concerns. Da Is, the question is what is
the main problem that has to be solved by the Government. You have to
choose one for that few people. That' s where he put insecurity as
a primary option. So it puts for us a lot of people is the
second factor, to put that half of those who put inflation. That'
s where they think it' s inflation and then security. Now what'
s going on? Since there are very few who chose security as the first
option, that is to say, in the passage of this survey it ends
up being only eight percent. That' s why we say they' re
not really numbers that reflect. That' s what the weirdo thinks, that
' s why it' s weird on the slope. There says the lau
Rodríguez Malena You see what you want to tell me that is what I don
' t see and I and so we can r system, I pull it
down And well I didn' t say it wrong I said well that maybe
something doesn' t see it and for glasses you have to start patilla.
Now you want to get what it could be like to see you. There
says security to Nani four k inflation ale Billions where it is. Vilones never
came back, not to the Chavada. Of course, I remember nnÁlvaro.
I' m waiting for you to come here. I swear to you,
if Billones comes down here to give us a chair, I' ll
keep the polls quiet. We' re there and it' s spending.
The guys were the ones who put you on. You have to stop working,
because he' s asking us to pay you. You' re asking
us for a survey commission, not a kite, but no polls. Lady
Christi Manuel who gets into us. That' s what you want to get
in the way of, uh, look at it You see, we don
' t have it. How you' re fighting with the compu and good
guys. That' s it. Sounds comfortable to you, what do you
want. I grabbed their heads so we could get on with the survey,
because what I was saying was going to see if I can handle it,
there we have it. What is the main problem that has to be solved
by the Government, education. But it' s not very, but it
' s not. We saw but we have to select. The four more
that came out in the survey of his occupation. But vote it on the
computer, well, but you can share your opinion that yes, that'
s what it' s for, that' s what I vote for,
but I' m not saying it. I' m not voting. What
' s the beginning. We' re inflationing for inflation. That' s
it. I already voted look and I tell you. I' ll tell
you more. Here, there' s one here, there' s a
theme. I tell you if I don' t know, if I wouldn
' t go for insecurity first has ratio the flan I think the skinny said
that that number. They wouldn' t scab on him,' cause now
they' re shutting you down. It seems to me that insecurity today is
tremendous in this country. You can' t get out of your house or
get in the car anymore. You get robbed anywhere by all the shops.
I am not saying that there is not inflation in that poll that you passed
the first era seems to me to be from a person who repeated the President
well, but it seems to me too different from thirty- two percent to
eight percent. Or when I should be for myself because of all the comments
we have about the people on the subject, that all categories are all the
same. Chis know they get the most from the street. Insecurity today is
a matter of life directly to see capoque because it is not only that insecurity
is uy I would not like to be robbed, that temporary puncture this country
kills you and not even for a pair of slippers or for a cell phone.
There are some people who kill you because they took things out of your
wallet. That' s it and by the do it says well, it
' s first, it gives you first, they kill you and then you
steal. If it doesn' t matter what point they kill you, then
when you have that factor in the middle, for me everything else and you
' re asking me if I prefer to live or that the other problems are
solved. Parrot. I think it' s insecure. Today it goes first.
Lord Carin is with you. They say that you can walk quietly.
Offenders kill you for two pesos. Skinny says twelve mushrooms. What happens is
that inflation beats everything. If insecurity doesn' t, sometimes it touches you,
sometimes it doesn' t. If I don' t touch you directly,
you don' t have it so much in mind that you know what
happens, that touches, you lose everything. That' s 100%.
The percentage goes 100%. You can' t pose from that place,
because when you got the chao, you could clearly inflation can touch you and
you can face it by asking your clear situation look at the insecurity. Many
times I can' t show that they' re all with that relations across
the country. Insecurity not good. And she was talking about the vice governor.
You saw that we say about the subject of the day. Look who
was talking about the vice governor of Santa Fe in an interview. I think
she was with Maria Laura Santillan. If normal, I don' t remember
explaining what it was like to hire underage boys in rosary to be able to
commit crimes non and here too good. If I' m telling you what
I' m in today, they know the kids end up going in and
out the same way. I believe that we do not have to fall the
ease that insecurity comes from the hand of poverty. There is no clear nuance,
because in addition, the poor are poor and have their tools. If
you can get out of it by barking, making changa. The one he
' s a criminal of, he' s a criminal. Let' s
not confuse things. For me, I' m my way of thinking.
I' m never going to be related to crime or poverty. It'
s got nothing to do with me. Do you know what is or is
negotiating with poverty and who negotiated in poverty? Yes, who deals with poverty
and led them by many leaders. I am today a tweet by Marcos Alpan.
I don' t know if it was a tweet by Marcos Harprim they
put the issue of pay market with poor jouvelations. I was talking about the
managers of the population. Of course, there are many social leaders not only
with silver look at the chaco negotiate with something else. No, no,
don' t excuse me. There are many people who have abused the poor
in recent years very much and the situation of the poor no better or theirs
would seem so. Yeah, obviously the same. There' s something good
about the survey, which is actually you can move on with everything. At
the same time, it' s not that because I care about inflation,
I don' t care about translation. She' s very well- known
Look, the news goes with everything when we reach the 3, 000,
which is more or less the sample that this poll of Argentine opinion did.
We close the allowances per paid market is the pleasure of cutting them off the
work we do. Free, Valprín said to answer that and the founder of
the company referred to the clear measure this was sent yesterday, which enables beneficiaries
of social programs to collect through the virtual wallet. President Javier Miley supported the
entrepreneur' s position to see him lower a little bit better, but always
do so. Free, not now, because it gives them pleasure. Here
says beneficiaries of various social programs assignments will be able to collect their benefits with
a digital account through virtual wallets for free This generated an endless amount of reactions
and caused even Marcos al Perín to cross with some accusations on social networks,
as it is Mona that if I can do it for free now because it
gives him pleasure, I can always do it for free. Then make it
free, it' s always okay. But that was a response to the
Mona criticisms again in stages in the same statements that are useless. If he
can say it, I can do it for free because it helps people who
are in the worst situation. Dale barbarian is done, but that' s
making it clear are I do it for free, because I don' t
know what does anything to shit because you think they don' t even know
that the crooks like it better than the wallet to virtue. Yeah, here
it was in that position. If I use both, I always use what
I use most. I ate piles. Of course there is a lot or,
but we have had so cantes. I don' t know how few
of them are. I don' t know what the most, the gomos
and the crocantes saw the famous ones, because the two n views are used
a lot. Of course, you have to change what just came out of
the machine before. It doesn' t always depend a little on both of
us. Good to see me close the poll, see what the salt doubts
are. Ah, we have forgiveness. Marisa che How many women who listen
to the truth surprise me. They text me sometimes from women. I thought
it was one more show that two men were listening to us. What is
the prince Good inflation sixty- two percent, insecurity, seventeen, corruption,
twelve, de- occupation, seven TWITCH very similar also how it came out
on Twitch almost the same order inflation, seventy- three, insecurity, fourteen,
corruption, ten of its occupation, three the same good order. Daniel
Campa says there' s not a single concern. It' s stupid.
The question was not whether there was only one concern was what is there,
what is the priority of the Government now of those four just as it is
true that I am giving more attention to some of the points, over time,
solving the others. If there is no doubt, there are many who
have a direct impact on others. Corruption, obviously, and unemployment have a
strong impact on insecurity as well. Then there are many times good inflation.
We need to talk about inflation directly affects all the other points, that is,
there is a circle there they all connect. But, as the monkey
said, it' s not that you have to focus on one thing and
the rest of it. Nor does it have to focus on tackling all these
problems and try to solve them all together. Look here, it says expensive,
it says expensive don' t forgive me the offense Melina romegialid that romegi
us alias Romael 500 pesos. Male. More important than inflation is e,
fiscal balance. With that we open the trap and the economy shoots kisses good
people is, in fact, more than inflation the goal of this government or,
at least, the leit motive. It was the fiscal balance. He
and there they are on the other side. Actually, experts who know a
lot more, I can' t talk about economics. Having Gusto de Arget
and Juan Carlos de Pablo on the other side, if I don' t
know if I saw him. Marisa Toledo 200 pesos. Thank you, Marisa,
First insecurity, second, France, third inflation, insecurity. He kills
you there You have matt Abel González, 200 pesos. I heard Blanca there.
Yesterday, I got ripped off by a claw. He went out to
lead a game and the jet entered sixteen, thirty- eight. There'
s one in the rafa. But Agustín, you don' t remember that
recently we had seen a case of a guy who advocated a dog in a
colliers pool, a garraf. Yeah, yeah, no wonder what case you
were talking about. This was a little bit, two weeks ago, three,
not a little more days than we talked about here. Yeah, yeah,
we wanted to show the video because I wasn' t there can be
this. I wasn' t perfect here, Malena says. The regime of
companies for simplified shares was re- established. I have developed the subject people
after, Capri ninety- four, of insecurity, above all it is problematic
of Axel and pullaro. Stop being so central porteños. In the interior,
the former bore with much less of the burrow with much less crime. What
matters is inflation. It says Capri ninety- four. Well, here are
positions. We' re talking about people dying on the street very often or
talking if it' s something downtown porteño. We' re not talking about
people who lose their lives if they just apologize, don' t make them
laugh in the chat is what it says or if just white ball, that
is, go white from Buenos Aires province, it' s not Buenos Aires
city. Then they say good. We' ve read all the super chats.
Not good. What do you mean by this? No, not good.
There are countless issues to be addressed, but it seems to me that
today the issue of what is happening worldwide was important, because, in short,
it will have a direct impact on all of us, not more than
us. We are a cloth gripped by the branch after what happened in the
last few years, so we have to be very attentive and I keep saying.
We can disagree or agree on many things, but it is never alongside
the terrorists. Well, that' s unique. Not good. It is
also important from what Augustine says that an important point came out that also has
to do with everything that we came to see you inside. You can think,
you can contradict, you can say no. This is not the way.
The road is different, but you carry out Argentina and the rest when
you change government is not today. It changed is Argentina and it is still
Argentina, and Argentina lost all confidence because it could never be holding things in
time. So it' s important if you say that there are things inside
that can be good, if the accident is charged here or it' s
already charged. Whether this policy goes well or not. But there' s
a theme that transcends a little bit. That' s how they look at
us, outside is Argentina, it' s not the government of or the
government of because in the world, if in Iran there' s the rajaísimo,
it' s x going to be Iran the same and if in China
there' s Chichi, pingo is more Cheng O, the one that'
s going to be China. And in Russia, if she' s a
slut, if she' s another, she' s still going to be
Russia. And in the world it looks like this. Then Argentina has to
understand that. And when you talk about foreign policy and such sensitive issues,
we are all Argentines at some point, you have to stop all together.
This of criticizing absolutely everything and saying no, because if he changes government,
we are going to take a totally different stance or promote a coup act against
the government in turn, because all those things end up affecting the Argentine.
Faces out, because we are still Argentina and the rest of the world,
the Brazilian, the Mexican, the Saudi. When do you talk to Argentina?
Wave with Argentina? You don' t talk to good, good now
that this government is? And now that there' s this government, don
' t I speak? I want you back in multiverse again because you just
followed the conflict, so you' re going to have to come back.
We are going to have him as a reindeer for at least as long as
we can have him here and he is available because in addition, Nico is
very solicited. But we' re always going to make it a priority,
no yes yes yes, whenever I can come, we' re always going
to make it a priority. That he could for good, not for or
outside or not, because now he' s very solicited and just ordered me,
but he resents it, the representative is at the table. I don
' t think he' s gonna have any problems. Listen to me.
He didn' t just send me RD lawyer. People, what is the
voting account to follow you RD point lawyers? In that case, you have
the Instagram where you put all your jobs. Maybe not everything, not good,
it doesn' t matter, but if you' re gonna love it,
you can make NNRD point lawyers. Some additional comment. Yes, I
want to make a call for solidarity, because I was just sent. It
was lost I send you joco for an image, it is for a kitten
who is with a very serious problem of an acquaintance and who is gathering a
money that needs to do the treatment. You have pif that is a disease
that is lethal if it is not treated for time and are taking a collection
to buy some blisters that you need for treatment. So, please, if
you can have how many blisters come out. I' m looking here are
between three and four blisters of sixty- seventy- five dollars each you need
and if you can' t contribute with sharing it already helps a lot.
So nothing I do this favor. It seems to me that if not good
for I have remembered this space are the part of we are shackou Hay says
four ampoules between sixty and seventy- five dollars each enough for us to talk
about it. For radio people say one eighty- four and clo de Pelusita,
not Pelus Pelucita was the specialist and tore the treatment. The type of
PIF you have is called wet. The diagnostic dose was free of charge,
but we have to continue to be able to. Open the controls and blisters.
We believe that with three or four ampoules of sixty to seventy- five
dollars each we have enough for the entire treatment. Okay. That' s
where he talks about the medication. The alias is N three e n is
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thank you all. Thanks for benching. I want to tell you something.
We put together a group of whatpors can take horrible by the seventy thousand messages
for three and a half minutes, but we have to send it. I
' ll tell you what. If he took off at six in the morning
and took it out, I' ll put it on if he had it
Well, it doesn' t matter, but we set up a group of
Whatsapp because the group photo doesn' t have pictures of the group. It
' s an equal group are all going to self- destruct at any time,
because it' s for itself bad. I think at six in the
morning I sent them, I sent them what we were going to talk about
today in this respect, not as a lack of respect, brother. It
is necessary to work and what has to do with labor later in the afternoon,
not until the afternoon. You have to start from your happy touch with
a Tinglaku the U Bustin, Agustín answered and he also stumbles across the EU.
Well, he answered worse, yes, but I read it all to
my liking. I want to have to confirm, at least what I have
to confirm and that the topics that time we' re putting you like.
There' s a question of He' s snoring. You know Q good.
I didn' t tell you. I don' t like them.
It' s because I liked you guys stay calm. Well, or was
it that you started hello Antonio, not weird today, guys, thank you
fighting team exactly. Thanks for benching on the other side. Put likes on
and we' ll meet again tomorrow in multiverse fantino to see if there'
s any surprise coming. We' re not having a surprise guest this week.
Thank you See you.