Speaker 1: Oh bed of the aar. Hello and welcome to the show.
Speaker 1: This is the Cult of Conspiracy, and my name's Jonathan.
Speaker 1: I'm Jacob, Jacob taking away my good sir, oh brother.
Speaker 2: So there, I was doing a little bit of research,
Speaker 2: a little bit of some light digging in a couple
Speaker 2: of topics, and some of them definitely jumped out at me, right,
Speaker 2: and we will be doing these episodes in kind when
Speaker 2: the time comes right. One of them was about some
Speaker 2: lost cosmonauts, you know, when the Cold War was going
Speaker 2: down and the space race was going on. Apparently Russia
Speaker 2: lied about some things, America lied about some things.
Speaker 3: It was in fact the Cold War.
Speaker 2: But now I want to get into too deep into that,
Speaker 2: because I was doing research into this right then, I
Speaker 2: was looking into a underground city in Turkey that they
Speaker 2: have recently uncovered and done more excavations on, which I
Speaker 2: thought was fascinating as hell, and so I was doing some.
Speaker 3: Digging into that one as well. Fun things, fun things.
Speaker 2: Then as I was taking a break from the research
Speaker 2: and was just perusing of YouTube's as I do, I
Speaker 2: discovered that, apparently, have you heard about what's going on
Speaker 2: in Serbia right now?
Speaker 1: I may have, but you know, you're a lot better
Speaker 1: at understanding all that political stuff than I am.
Speaker 3: Fair enough, fair enough.
Speaker 2: So there are massive protests in Serbia as we speak.
Speaker 2: And when I say massive, understand that the population of
Speaker 2: this country is six point six million people.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: Some reports that I'm seeing is saying that one point
Speaker 2: two million people have shown up in Belgrade or bell
Speaker 2: garoxcy Me for this protest. Allegedly one in six people
Speaker 2: are taking to the streets to tell the government that
Speaker 2: they're fucking fed up.
Speaker 1: That seems to be happening a lot out that way,
Speaker 1: like it was just last year. It was going on
Speaker 1: crazy over in France with all the best thing like
Speaker 1: in masses, dude, it was. It's wild shit. And I
Speaker 1: think that a lot of it has to do with
Speaker 1: a lot of the immigration, right, Like it's the same
Speaker 1: kind of immigration shit that is that was coming in
Speaker 1: and basically taking over the nation. And you know, they
Speaker 1: they were doing the same kind of like, you know,
Speaker 1: poor immigrants. You know, we don't want to lock them up.
Speaker 1: We want to give them all of our tax money
Speaker 1: and house them and kick our own people out to
Speaker 1: the curb. Same shit there was going on over here
Speaker 1: for the most part, but yes, and no more drastic
Speaker 1: over there. So I'm just curious about Turkey if that
Speaker 1: was kind of the same deal.
Speaker 2: So Serbia has a little it's kind of in the realm,
Speaker 2: but it's not immigration, so to speak. It is government
Speaker 2: corruption that these people are so fed up with. So Serbia,
Speaker 2: if for anybody who doesn't know, has a president and
Speaker 2: a prime minister. The prime minister just stepped down last month.
Speaker 2: And we're gonna talk about why here in a minute.
Speaker 2: But that's neither here nor there. We're gonna get into
Speaker 2: the reasons why the protests are there and why the
Speaker 2: government is taking it in the manner that they have.
Speaker 2: But I just the thing that sparked this whole conversation
Speaker 2: is the fact that the Serbian government just used direct
Speaker 2: energy weapons on the fucking protesters.
Speaker 1: Dude, that's right. I saw that they all started like
Speaker 1: skating out to the outside of the road. It was
Speaker 1: like it was like mice in a list scrap dude.
Speaker 1: It was crazy.
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Speaker 2: All right, So for everybody who is watching on Patreon,
Speaker 2: go ahead and watch these videos of these people I'm
Speaker 2: talking scattering to the edges of the streets. Now, I
Speaker 2: know what everybody's gonna think, right, Oh well, that's just
Speaker 2: on the street. There may have been an emergency vehicle
Speaker 2: that was trying to get through and people were getting
Speaker 2: out of the road for that bro, this is a
Speaker 2: shoulder to shoulder protest. Ain't nobody getting out of the
Speaker 2: street because they see some sirens that's expected in a
Speaker 2: protest and before anybody goes down that oh well, you know,
Speaker 2: just like New Orleans and Bourbon Street they had that
Speaker 2: one crazy guy that just drove down the street just
Speaker 2: killing people. They had one car and the entirety of
Speaker 2: these protests that have been going on for weeks, by
Speaker 2: the way, one car hit one protester. That is not
Speaker 2: what we are watching here. You tell me what you think, Scattered.
Speaker 3: Says.
Speaker 2: Opposition groups say the government used a military grade sonic
Speaker 2: weapon on the crowd.
Speaker 3: Serbian officials have denied this accusation.
Speaker 2: The non lethal device, which, by the way, I don't
Speaker 2: understand why people are I do understand why people are
Speaker 2: pissed off that the government used a direct energy weapon
Speaker 2: on them. I get that one. You got the sympathy
Speaker 2: and the empathy and fucked the government.
Speaker 3: With you on this.
Speaker 2: But it is considered non lethal, okay, and it uses
Speaker 2: sound waves to temporarily incapacitate people.
Speaker 1: That is wild to me. It's I mean, it's unfortunate
Speaker 1: that they're doing that, and shame on their government that
Speaker 1: they're even using that against their own people. But that
Speaker 1: being said, how many times have we heard at Taylor
Speaker 1: Swift concerts, at Travis Scott concerts, at you know, you
Speaker 1: name it, these big concerts where people are leaving like
Speaker 1: dizzy and sick. And it's not because of the drugs
Speaker 1: and because of the alcohol, because not everybody there is
Speaker 1: there for a rage. You know, everybody was talking about it,
Speaker 1: how they have like wild dizzy spells afterward. And I
Speaker 1: would actually suggest that it probably is some kind of
Speaker 1: non lethal sound wave that they're talking about right here,
Speaker 1: but through the use of the frequency of the music,
Speaker 1: which it's really no different. I mean, you got the
Speaker 1: bass and all the other like the speakers and everything
Speaker 1: that are pumping out this frequency to disorient the crowd.
Speaker 1: And so this is a way of not only disorient him,
Speaker 1: but almost guiding them to the opposite sides of the
Speaker 1: street to be able to clear an alleyway. And it
Speaker 1: this shit is wild, dude.
Speaker 3: Look at how full that crowd is.
Speaker 2: Like, this is shoulder to shoulder people like it's a
Speaker 2: fucking parade, dude. Okay, now watch whenever the weapon.
Speaker 3: Hits them, they scatter instantly.
Speaker 2: And you notice you didn't hear some sort of like
Speaker 2: gunshots going off and people were scattering to get to safety.
Speaker 3: You didn't see some car horn.
Speaker 2: There's no sirens that you're looking at right now. It
Speaker 2: was just everybody's chilling. Everybody's chilling, whoosh, everybody unanimously like
Speaker 2: a herd of elk with the same heartbeat, decide that
Speaker 2: they all need to go the fuck out of the way.
Speaker 1: Why it's so weird because you're you know, I would
Speaker 1: think that you would hear people screaming or people moaning
Speaker 1: or groaning or whatever, but people just they don't They
Speaker 1: don't even have time to scream. It seems like they're
Speaker 1: just hurrying up and getting over and scurrying over. Like
Speaker 1: I've never seen something like this before. Dude.
Speaker 2: Bro, Now, look at the size of this protest.
Speaker 1: That is massive. That's a that's a few mill right there.
Speaker 2: Now, it depends on the report you're reading. Some reports
Speaker 2: that we're gonna read today, you're gonna hear different numbers
Speaker 2: get thrown out. But I am hearing everything from tens
Speaker 2: of thousands to three hundred thousand to one point two
Speaker 2: million and everything in between is getting thrown out as
Speaker 2: to how many people are actually protesting. But here's the deal.
Speaker 2: These protests have been happening every single day four months.
Speaker 2: This isn't like some culminating event happened and these people
Speaker 2: showed up for a weekend.
Speaker 3: No, no, dude, it's every fucking day in Serbia.
Speaker 1: Well, and we know that these weapons exist, that's the thing.
Speaker 1: It's not like some crazy conspiracy that sonic weapons exist
Speaker 1: to admit a frequency to get a crowd to do
Speaker 1: something like it's been used so it's not like some
Speaker 1: hair brain theory like this shit is absolutely out there.
Speaker 1: And look, if you're having a problem, if you're having
Speaker 1: problems controlling the crowd or controlling your your people like this,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have to take it to an extent. If
Speaker 1: you're a government that feels like, you know, its control
Speaker 1: is slipping through its grasp. So I mean, maybe this
Speaker 1: was maybe they felt like they had to. I'm not
Speaker 1: trying to stick up for the government, no, no, of
Speaker 1: course by any means. But at this point, you know,
Speaker 1: whenever you got this many people, this isn't a couple
Speaker 1: one hundred people, not even a couple thousand people. This
Speaker 1: is a person a large percentage of your country is
Speaker 1: out there in protest of your government. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: I can't imagine you're gonna get them on your side
Speaker 1: doing this.
Speaker 2: The low scale of this is that every one out
Speaker 2: of every twenty Serbians are currently actively protesting. The high
Speaker 2: scale of this is one out of every six. Like
Speaker 2: that's that is massive, massive margins. But again, we talk
Speaker 2: more about it, but I just want to pause it
Speaker 2: and show like there's gonna be tons of videos, tons
Speaker 2: of pictures showing all these things again, good Jensen ladies,
Speaker 2: come to Patreon if you want to see what we're
Speaker 2: talking about with your eyeballs. But bro, this is not
Speaker 2: a small scale situation here. And let me also say
Speaker 2: it's peaceful. They're not torching towns, they're not flipping cop cars,
Speaker 2: they're not hurting people. They are peacefully protesting outrage that
Speaker 2: they are seeing towards government corruption. And we're gonna get
Speaker 2: into what sparked all of that here in a moment,
Speaker 2: fifteen people died at a train station that went down.
Speaker 2: Who built it? Why this train station? I will give
Speaker 2: you a hint. It does go back to China and Russia.
Speaker 2: I didn't know this before I started digging, y'all. I
Speaker 2: didn't know this. But we're gonna make our way there,
Speaker 2: I promise. But anyway, back to the directarangy weapons here.
Speaker 2: About one hundred thousand protesters had descended on the capitol
Speaker 2: Belgrade on March fifteenth. The rally was part of a
Speaker 2: nationwide anti corruption movement.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna turn the volume on the stand up here.
Speaker 2: There have been months of protests against the government of
Speaker 2: President Alexander of Voshi. I'm not sure to pronounce the
Speaker 2: name the opposition says it will file charges with the
Speaker 2: European Court of Human Rights. Yeah, dude, the European Conglomerate
Speaker 2: of Human Rights, because they're saying, there's no way that
Speaker 2: this just these people just scattered to the edge of
Speaker 2: the streets like that. And the other side of this is, yes,
Speaker 2: it's non lethal. There have been and again it depends
Speaker 2: on the source that you're reading here. Somewhere around twenty
Speaker 2: to thirty deaths associated with that quote unquote stampede, but
Speaker 2: not from getting stepped on. People with pacemakers, like people
Speaker 2: with outside health conditions that got blasted by this direct
Speaker 2: energy weapon have now died. And you try to look
Speaker 2: at any kind of Serbian hospital right now to show
Speaker 2: have they received any people suffering from X, Y or
Speaker 2: Z thing scrubbed, fucking scrubbed. They're not mentioning shit.
Speaker 1: So if this information does come out, you know that
Speaker 1: the government absolutely was using it, maybe they even confess
Speaker 1: to it. Can you come back from that if you're
Speaker 1: the Derbian government, I mean, I mean, well, to be fair,
Speaker 1: our government has done a lot of horrible shit, and
Speaker 1: there's still a lot of people that believe in our government.
Speaker 1: So you're going to have your average Joe and I
Speaker 1: would actually venture to say, there's a lot of people
Speaker 1: that are pro Serbian government living within Serbia right now
Speaker 1: who are like, yes, get them, get you know, set
Speaker 1: them straight, and you know, make sure that they're not
Speaker 1: going against the government, and make sure they don't question
Speaker 1: the government anymore. You know that those people exist out there.
Speaker 1: There's no way they don't because they exist here. There
Speaker 1: are people that are pushing back on behalf of the machine.
Speaker 1: And I'm just like, what else do you need to see? Well, like,
Speaker 1: I don't understand how you are just so hypnotized by
Speaker 1: the media that you don't question anything that the government does.
Speaker 4: It.
Speaker 1: It's unfortunate. And you know what, Look, here's the deal.
Speaker 1: The deal is is that our job isn't for those people. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: some people are just never going to wake up. It's
Speaker 1: like the old adage, like you can't wake up somebody
Speaker 1: who's pretending to be asleep. And that's where a lot
Speaker 1: of these people are. I mean, some people just really
Speaker 1: could care less about what goes on within the government.
Speaker 2: That's that's fine. There's government cucks no matter what's country
Speaker 2: you're in, right, that's just the way it goes there's
Speaker 2: somebody who just doesn't want to rock the boat and
Speaker 2: is just kind of getting along and just whatever, Look,
Speaker 2: the government's not trying to hurt us, and fine, fine, whatever,
Speaker 2: you people will stay in your bubbles and continue to
Speaker 2: be bluepilled for the rest of time, and like that's
Speaker 2: just what it's gonna be. But for the up to
Speaker 2: one point two million out of six point six million
Speaker 2: people in Serbia, their main complaint is that they want
Speaker 2: the government to basically shut down, like they are done
Speaker 2: with the system of government that they have. It's not
Speaker 2: even they're trying to host an election to put in
Speaker 2: somebody new. They're talking about an entire overhaul of the
Speaker 2: country's governmental status and we're gonna get into it.
Speaker 1: All revolutionary shit, let's go baby.
Speaker 3: Fuck yeah.
Speaker 2: So we have multiple reports from international news outlets here.
Speaker 3: This was actually based out of Canada.
Speaker 2: Believe it or not, Human rights groups accused Serbian government
Speaker 2: of using sonic weapons to disperse massive Belgrade protests. Now
Speaker 2: different articles are saying this was used in different ways.
Speaker 2: We had an episode of a show called Future Weapons
Speaker 2: from like six that showed a massive satellite dish looking thing,
Speaker 2: and this was like the early stages of direct errgy
Speaker 2: weapons to disperse crowds and things like that, and they
Speaker 2: were sending radio waves at a group of people and
Speaker 2: it basically made them all feel like they were getting sunburned.
Speaker 2: They weren't actually being burned alive or anything like that,
Speaker 2: but it made them feel like it was like the
Speaker 2: top level of their skin was being torched. So they
Speaker 2: got out of the way, which is essentially what this is.
Speaker 2: But now with the drone technology being what it is,
Speaker 2: there are certain videos showing a drone flying overhead over
Speaker 2: the protests, which there were tons for cameras and for
Speaker 2: you know whatever to get a good bird's eye view
Speaker 2: of the protests and all this the street in question,
Speaker 2: or the streets I should say, there was a drone
Speaker 2: that flew over it and right behind it everybody was dispersing.
Speaker 2: So it's more along the lines of a direct energy
Speaker 2: pulse cannon being shot from a drone as it's flying overhead.
Speaker 1: Bro oh wow, yeah, that is crazy. You know, speaking
Speaker 1: of drones here, you know a lot of people, what
Speaker 1: was it Back at the beginning of the year, we
Speaker 1: were talking about drone like all the weird drones over
Speaker 1: in New Jersey, and then it kind of spread all
Speaker 1: over the place. There was a video that I saw,
Speaker 1: and Oh, I wish I could remember what state that
Speaker 1: was in. It might have been Texas now that I
Speaker 1: think about it. But there was a guy who was
Speaker 1: staying in like this apartment, like this high rise building apartment,
Speaker 1: and he saw this one drone, like those same kind
Speaker 1: of drones that everybody was seeing. He saw it go
Speaker 1: back to where back to where it was coming from,
Speaker 1: and he traced it in the sky and then drove
Speaker 1: his car out to the facility or it was a
Speaker 1: fucking Boeing facility. M A lot of the drones are
Speaker 1: coming from is from fucking Boeing facilities.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying. I'm not trying to be that guy
Speaker 2: to say I told you so, not to you or
Speaker 2: to the cult members, but hear me out. I said
Speaker 2: from day one that a lot of these drone slash
Speaker 2: orbs were probably more along the lines of skunk work,
Speaker 2: more along the lines of some military tech that they're
Speaker 2: test running or something to that. Regard that being said,
Speaker 2: it never made sense to me why you'd put lights
Speaker 2: on them if it's a secret government program and it's
Speaker 2: drones that people don't know are there and you're only
Speaker 2: flying them at night?
Speaker 3: Bro, why would you put blinking lights on them? You
Speaker 3: could just have them, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not necessarily saying that that's what the orbs are.
Speaker 1: I'm saying that that's what I mean because people were
Speaker 1: saying that it was both it was drones and possibly orbs.
Speaker 1: I'm not talking that ORB situation. I have no idea
Speaker 1: what the fuck it is. But as far as the
Speaker 1: the government drones that are going out there, that are
Speaker 1: monitoring the streets that are you know, it could be
Speaker 1: some kind of early like facial recognition kind of shit
Speaker 1: that's out there monitoring everybody or something like that. Who
Speaker 1: knows exactly what they are. I mean, we don't necessarily
Speaker 1: see what's going on with them. But what I do
Speaker 1: find strange is is that it did prop up big
Speaker 1: time in New Jersey, and I wonder if that has
Speaker 1: anything to do with this. As far as some kind
Speaker 1: of frequency being emitted. That's not to say that there
Speaker 1: was some kind of crazy protests that were going on
Speaker 1: over in New Jersey during that time. I don't think
Speaker 1: there was, But if you could test it on a
Speaker 1: small place, I mean New Jersey isn't really that big,
Speaker 1: and I think that it was more so in like,
Speaker 1: not all over New Jersey. Was mainly in like the
Speaker 1: main cities out there. But if you could test it
Speaker 1: on a small place like that, the government is not
Speaker 1: it's not against you know, testing technology against its own citizens.
Speaker 1: It's done that plenty of times in the past. So
Speaker 1: if you would be able to admit a frequency to
Speaker 1: maybe calm the I mean, think about it, calming the
Speaker 1: people of New Jersey down. That's some of the craziest
Speaker 1: bastards up there, like that live in this country. Are
Speaker 1: the wild New Jersey people, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: And I mean shout out to them. I mean, I
Speaker 1: love I love people from New York, New Jersey, that
Speaker 1: whole area. I think they're free.
Speaker 2: Down the entire New Jersey Shore area, dog all of them.
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe you can get a couple of meatballs
Speaker 2: and guidos to calm down a little bit, you know,
Speaker 2: calm snooky down. Bro, she's been a little too hype
Speaker 2: for too long.
Speaker 1: She needs to pipe it down a little bit. But no,
Speaker 1: I don't know, I just I'm I'm curious to see
Speaker 1: what comes from that. And why they're doing it, especially
Speaker 1: if it's Boeing. I mean this, this is that the
Speaker 1: military industrial complex. Yeah, that we've talked about for literally
Speaker 1: since the inception of this show. So it'll be interesting
Speaker 1: to see what comes out from that.
Speaker 2: And it's not like America holds the reins on direct
Speaker 2: earante weapons, especially not of this type sound wave Like,
Speaker 2: come on, Russia's been working on that for forever. China's
Speaker 2: got a version of it. I'm sure multiple European countries
Speaker 2: have a version of that. Oh it's not like, yeah,
Speaker 2: this isn't like alien tech that America is the only
Speaker 2: ones to know how to do it. That Future Weapons
Speaker 2: episode was from six. It was nineteen years ago. Oh dude,
Speaker 2: and think about it, like, that's the thing. That's what
Speaker 2: JFK was talking about. It's that it was the military
Speaker 2: industrial complex. And the issue was not because it was
Speaker 2: funding our military, but it's because the military industrial complex
Speaker 2: is funding everybody across them and so they don't necessarily
Speaker 2: have some kind of allegiance to us. And I think
Speaker 2: that that was the main issue.
Speaker 1: It's that, oh, well, if America doesn't want to buy
Speaker 1: these weapons, then we can find Russia or China or
Speaker 1: something like that, because we don't get that money, baby girl,
Speaker 1: and we don't care how the fuck we get it.
Speaker 1: And so this could be an example of what we're
Speaker 1: talking about right here, from the military industrial complex finding
Speaker 1: this technology to be able to use against its citizens,
Speaker 1: which is the very thing that JFK was warning about
Speaker 1: back in the sixties one.
Speaker 3: Hundred and so this all why are the protests going on? Right?
Speaker 2: What was the catalyst to start all of this, to
Speaker 2: get this many people this pissed off at their government. Yes,
Speaker 2: China does play a factory and we're gonna talk about it. Yes,
Speaker 2: Putin kind of plays a factor, but it's more like
Speaker 2: a tertiary position.
Speaker 3: It's more third party.
Speaker 2: It's more like, uh, just because the prime minister aligned
Speaker 2: against him and then recanted, We're gonna get into it.
Speaker 2: This is not gonna be just a Putin bashing episode though,
Speaker 2: just everybody understands. But when you look at the politics
Speaker 2: of Serbia and how they have aligned themselves for the past,
Speaker 2: you know, ever, uh, and you see what's going on
Speaker 2: in Europe currently, it all it like you say, it
Speaker 2: kind of rhymes, right, I'm not saying, but I'm just
Speaker 2: saying one plus one still equals to in this bitch,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: In this case for sure. And there has been supposedly
Speaker 1: there's been terms been negotiated as far as Russia and Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Have you been following that about.
Speaker 3: How Houton rejected all of them?
Speaker 1: Well, initially he accepted a ceasefire and then he kind
Speaker 1: of went back on it from what I saw, And
Speaker 1: now he's trying to claim that Alaska is technically Russia's
Speaker 1: because the paperwork was bunked for some for some reason.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just saying, dude, like, look, everybody's like, Putin's
Speaker 2: not an expansion, is this is not what he's after.
Speaker 2: If that's the case, then whenever he went into Ukraine, right,
Speaker 2: and he was only going after areas that he wanted,
Speaker 2: why did he try.
Speaker 3: To go to Kiev?
Speaker 2: Why did he try to take over the capital city
Speaker 2: and have a seventy mile long traffic jam and you
Speaker 2: had Ukrainian farmers with John Deears taking the tanks, right,
Speaker 2: Because if if it's only the dunyesk and the oblast
Speaker 2: and all.
Speaker 3: That, why do you try to take the capitol, right?
Speaker 2: And then we wonder why Estonia is getting a little
Speaker 2: extra Why Poland is gearing up and now asking America
Speaker 2: for nuclear warheads.
Speaker 3: Why is Finland and Sweden getting involved in this way?
Speaker 2: Why is Serbia getting involved in the like, dude, it's
Speaker 2: it's And now we're hearing that he's trying to take
Speaker 2: Alaska back, y'all, Putin is trying to reinitiate the Soviet Union.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, y'all.
Speaker 2: Pause. I'm not trying to suck Zelensky's dick with that
Speaker 2: statement by any means. I am just saying Putin is
Speaker 2: on a war path, and it's not because his nation,
Speaker 2: you know, is in that kind of dire straits in
Speaker 2: a wartime economy. Is the only way they're gonna pull
Speaker 2: themselves out of it. I mean, there's an argument to
Speaker 2: be made for that, But they're not fighting for their life,
Speaker 2: they're starting shit. That's what all of this has been.
Speaker 2: I think that it's a lot muddier than just that
Speaker 2: he's trying to take Alaska. Dog sure, sure, but here's
Speaker 2: the deal. I think that if you didn't align all
Speaker 2: along his border enemies and in like these countries and
Speaker 2: states that are absolute enemies because they're on the side
Speaker 2: of oh we don't we don't need Mother Russia coming
Speaker 2: back in.
Speaker 3: I mean, and then.
Speaker 1: You're still pushing in and pushing in and pushing in.
Speaker 1: And the idea was you know that he said, look,
Speaker 1: we can keep this agreement as long as you don't try.
Speaker 2: And uh, expand NATO.
Speaker 1: Yeah, expand NATO by getting Ukraine. I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think that there's probably two sides of this story.
Speaker 1: There's probably three, four or five different sides to this story.
Speaker 1: But the fact of the matter is that all these
Speaker 1: fucking people suck in government. That's just great we've learned.
Speaker 1: I mean, there is no good guy. The United States
Speaker 1: government blows, the Chinese government blows, the Russian government blows,
Speaker 1: the Ukrainian government blows, the Israeli government especially blows. Like
Speaker 1: we all they all suck, you know, right, That's really
Speaker 1: the point here.
Speaker 2: And I agree that NATO should have got shut down
Speaker 2: when the Soviet Union collapsed. The entire reason for NATO
Speaker 2: was to go against the Soviet Union in ninety one.
Speaker 2: When the Soviet un Union was no more ninety two
Speaker 2: to ninety three, somewhere in that gap of time, NATO
Speaker 2: should have also gone away. I fully agree with that that, Yeah,
Speaker 2: like you said, there's there is multiple sides of this story.
Speaker 3: But anyway, like I said, this isn't gonna.
Speaker 2: Be a Putin episode, but Putin is going to definitely
Speaker 2: make his way into the conversation here in a moment
Speaker 2: because of the leaders of Serbia.
Speaker 3: But anyway, all right, I got another video I want
Speaker 3: to play here that's going to give.
Speaker 2: A good overview as to why the situation has become
Speaker 2: what it has become in Serbia. Is Serbia look at
Speaker 2: the size of this protest to.
Speaker 1: Look and keep in mind that a light image from
Speaker 1: outer space almost that's.
Speaker 2: From a balcony at one of the high rise buildings. Actually,
Speaker 2: but keep in mind, do you see any fires?
Speaker 1: There's no fires, there's no flip cars. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: not Philly after a Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Sure, now that that is another good point.
Speaker 3: Why is it that we tear up our own city
Speaker 3: when we win? Shit?
Speaker 1: I never understood that it's just savagery.
Speaker 3: Is mob mentality, dude? But Serbia mob is different.
Speaker 2: They're over here, they're they're chanting, they got whistles going,
Speaker 2: they got drums, they got horns, they're they're protesting. Nobody
Speaker 2: is dissolving and tearing up their city. It's just everybody's
Speaker 2: out there as a show of force, right to show solidarity.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that is a massive, massive pro That's the thing.
Speaker 2: When it's like, yeah, tens of thousands, Bro, this picture
Speaker 2: might be tens of thousands, Okay, the whole video show
Speaker 2: on the entire street, and it's been like that for weeks.
Speaker 3: I think it's a little more than that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, the I'm not saying for sure one
Speaker 2: point two million, because I think that's also a really
Speaker 2: really high number, like it's one in six, that's a
Speaker 2: bit much. I'm thinking it's probably somewhere in the middle
Speaker 2: of that. You know, let's even say it's like five
Speaker 2: hundred thousand, six hundred thousand, that is still a vast,
Speaker 2: massive chunk of the population.
Speaker 1: Well, I was thinking, you know, like the and I
Speaker 1: could be wrong, but I think Ohio State Football Stadium
Speaker 1: holds like one hundred and thirty thousand people, right, so
Speaker 1: it's maybe two or three of those that are out
Speaker 1: in this crowd. So probably somewhere around three or four
Speaker 1: hundred thousand people. Shitload of fucking people out.
Speaker 2: There, though, absolutely absolutely bro that picture right there, that
Speaker 2: is probably the Ohio State stadium. But that's not even
Speaker 2: like the main square. That's going down every street in
Speaker 2: the city.
Speaker 1: It's insane. Yeah, And what's crazy is is that you
Speaker 1: wouldn't be able to pack that many people on all
Speaker 1: the streets, including Canal in New Orleans like that is
Speaker 1: like this puts Marty grat a shame. How many people
Speaker 1: are out there.
Speaker 2: And they're there unanimously giving the middle finger to the government.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 2: Good for them, dude, fucking right.
Speaker 5: It's estimated that anywhere from one point two to one
Speaker 5: point six million people joined the protest in the Serbian
Speaker 5: capital of Belgrade.
Speaker 2: Look at this, dude, every street, every street, shoulder to shoulder,
Speaker 2: people like that. One image was like probably right here
Speaker 2: with looking at this street in the main hub. Dude,
Speaker 2: that goes all the way down to here, that goes
Speaker 2: all the way to here, This goes miles back, this
Speaker 2: goes miles back.
Speaker 1: It is insane. Well, and the thing is is that
Speaker 1: you know, our country is very good at propaganda, it's
Speaker 1: very good at divide and conquered. That's something that's why
Speaker 1: you'll probably never have millions of Americans out in the
Speaker 1: streets in one major city, whether it's DC, or New
Speaker 1: York City or la or or wherever you can think
Speaker 1: of Chicago, You're not gonna get that many people because
Speaker 1: they've built literally, this is what's brilliant about our propagandized government,
Speaker 1: is that they have found a way to turn all
Speaker 1: the major cities blue, which typically means pro government nowadays.
Speaker 1: And so you're not going to get these mass crowds
Speaker 1: in big cities. That's the way that they've constructed it.
Speaker 1: It's actually fucking if it wasn't so brilliant, if it
Speaker 1: wasn't so genius, I mean, it is evil. It's just
Speaker 1: you kind of got to look at and be like, damn,
Speaker 1: you guys really thought about everything turning all these cities blue.
Speaker 1: Because here's the thing. Whenever you start to get people
Speaker 1: who are actually pro America, in pro government and stuff
Speaker 1: like that, they're gonna go to the cities and you
Speaker 1: don't have to worry about the government or or you know,
Speaker 1: the some or the military or whatever to go and
Speaker 1: you know, calm these these crowds down. You're gonna have
Speaker 1: people against people. You're gonna have you know, blue versus
Speaker 1: red in the big cities.
Speaker 2: Is if it was the same shit that was going
Speaker 2: on with like the cal Rittenhouse and all that other bullshit.
Speaker 2: You get somebody that's pro America, somebody wants to stick
Speaker 2: up for the country, and you got fucking idiots out.
Speaker 1: There that are like no, like give me more, Uncle Sam,
Speaker 1: and it's it's just so crazy, dude, because like I
Speaker 1: just don't get it, dude. Like, but Serbia, I don't
Speaker 1: think they have that propaganda problem. I mean they're not low.
Speaker 2: Do, but they've also turned their backs on it because
Speaker 2: of it. Like that's all a part of It's not
Speaker 2: just the government. It's not just the propaganda. It's not
Speaker 2: just the taxes, it's not just the war. It's the
Speaker 2: collective things that everybody in the country's like you know what.
Speaker 1: Fuck you good on that, dude. I can't imagine like
Speaker 1: the majority of our people coming together to give the
Speaker 1: fucking middle finger to the government. Like I just can't
Speaker 1: imagine that.
Speaker 3: Now you look at this too. The population of Washington,
Speaker 3: DC is three million.
Speaker 2: Working hours it's nine million, Okay, This country's entire population
Speaker 2: is six point six million. Like, people really underestimate how
Speaker 2: massive America is. Not just land mass, although we are
Speaker 2: also massive in that regard, we have way more people
Speaker 2: than a lot of countries, right, so even still, any
Speaker 2: protest can become a big protest whenever you have these
Speaker 2: types of numbers.
Speaker 3: But one point two to one point three.
Speaker 2: Estimated people showing the fuck up every single day.
Speaker 3: Bro that, I mean, that's not a little bit, that's
Speaker 3: a lot of bit.
Speaker 1: I would say that that is definitely a lot of bit.
Speaker 1: And I was actually just I was curious about what
Speaker 1: the percentage was because I remember hearing a quote, but uh,
Speaker 1: it says that there's a three and a half percent rule.
Speaker 1: So if you can get three and a half percent
Speaker 1: of whatever, of of the people of the world, not
Speaker 1: even necessarily people of the world, the people of even
Speaker 1: a government, three in a half half percent can literally
Speaker 1: start a revolution, oh for sure. And that's how crazy
Speaker 1: it is. And so whenever you're seeing this over in Serbia,
Speaker 1: that's way more than three and a half percent of
Speaker 1: their population, right, I think the last.
Speaker 2: One I saw to hold a successful coup is like
Speaker 2: to have ten percent. Like on the side of the overthrow,
Speaker 2: it's like a mathematical certainty that it's gonna happen.
Speaker 3: And again, as a little yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, but if you really think about it,
Speaker 1: how many police and military and government Like, what is
Speaker 1: the percentage of the people that they represent of a country.
Speaker 1: I mean it's probably less than three percent of the
Speaker 1: entire population. You would have to imagine.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, And I.
Speaker 2: Mean it's when's the last time you heard about the
Speaker 2: great military powerhouse of the Serbian military? Yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: it's not I'm not saying they don't have a proud
Speaker 2: heritage and proud tradition. They do. So does every country's
Speaker 2: military for the most part. It's not like that. But
Speaker 2: there Serbia is not a military domination by any stretch
Speaker 2: of the imagination. They're police force and that all goes
Speaker 2: into the government corruption, which we're gonna talk about in
Speaker 2: a minute. Did you know there's a website where you
Speaker 2: can see what countries are the most corrupt on Earth
Speaker 2: and there's like statistics and.
Speaker 3: Math to prove it. How Serbia is there?
Speaker 2: Uh you know what, hold that thought, because I have
Speaker 2: it pulled up for Serbia right now. But we can
Speaker 2: absolutely look to see America because it's about transparency, right
Speaker 2: and the more transparent a country is, the less corruption
Speaker 2: there is, the least amount of transparency there is, the
Speaker 2: higher it is.
Speaker 3: It's actually right here. You know, well, we can pull
Speaker 3: it up real quick.
Speaker 2: Uh so I have it pulled up for Europe right now,
Speaker 2: but let's go ahead and look up America.
Speaker 3: Wait, I just piped in the wrong one. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh, the United States is there. You go, third from
Speaker 2: the top as far as transparency. So that's very good,
Speaker 2: that's very good. Actually, it's actually impressed. That's very impressive.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, Canada would be the Arab sorry,
Speaker 2: Uruguay would be the number one least corrupt nation on
Speaker 2: the North and South American continents as a collective, followed
Speaker 2: by Canada, Barbados, the Bahamas, and then the United States.
Speaker 2: The last on our list in our section of the
Speaker 2: world would be Venezuela.
Speaker 1: Shocker, shocker, the.
Speaker 2: Country that is one step away for Actually they are
Speaker 2: pretty much are collapsed.
Speaker 1: Now, how in the world is Canada the second least corrupt?
Speaker 3: Like they have us.
Speaker 1: They just stepped down finally you saw you finally got
Speaker 1: out office.
Speaker 6: Huh.
Speaker 3: Well he's weak and that's the whole thing.
Speaker 2: But they're not corrupt, like, they're very open about what
Speaker 2: they're doing. They'll show you, Oh, your tax dollars are
Speaker 2: going to this. The people are pissed about it, but like,
Speaker 2: they're not lying to their people. They're just blatantly honest
Speaker 2: about all of their dumb shit. So I'll give them
Speaker 2: credit where it's due. They don't lie to their people
Speaker 2: very often.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's one way of doing it, I guess. I mean,
Speaker 1: all right, well, let's let's yeah, let's keep going on
Speaker 1: this video here.
Speaker 5: As if that number was not shocking enough, it's important
Speaker 5: to point out that Serbia only has a population of
Speaker 5: six point six million people. That means around a quarter
Speaker 5: of the Serbian population was protesting yesterday. They all came
Speaker 5: out against the pro Russian president Alexander Vushik. His party
Speaker 5: has been in power for thirteen years and he has
Speaker 5: been the president of the nation for almost eight but
Speaker 5: now it seems his position in power may be numbered. Su.
Speaker 5: How did all this start well? Under Rushik's leadership, Serbia
Speaker 5: has become the second most corrupt country in Europe. This
Speaker 5: corruption was put on display for the whole country, but
Speaker 5: now it seems his position in power may be numbered. Su?
Speaker 5: How did all this start well? Under Rushik's leadership, Serbia
Speaker 5: has become the second most corrupt country in Europe. This
Speaker 5: corruption was put on display for the whole country to
Speaker 5: see when in November last year, a newly renovated train
Speaker 5: station collapsed, killing fifteen people in the process. In the
Speaker 5: years leading up to this incident, President Vushik and his
Speaker 5: party were going around the country bragging about how much
Speaker 5: money their administration was investing in the nation's infrastructure. That
Speaker 5: meant the public anger was directed towards those in powers.
Speaker 5: Soon after this strategedy, protesters took to the street, blaming
Speaker 5: government corruption for the collapse and calling for a proper
Speaker 5: investigation to find those responsible. This is where we need
Speaker 5: to talk about the role of the Serbian media in
Speaker 5: all of this, because a lot of the media companies
Speaker 5: are controlled and owned by people in the government, including
Speaker 5: President Vuchik himself.
Speaker 2: So as we were talking about the propaganda right in
Speaker 2: the Serbian government, now he said, the second most corrupt
Speaker 2: country in Europe the chart at least.
Speaker 3: And again it depends on which chart you look at.
Speaker 2: I understand that, But according to this one, which is
Speaker 2: Tradingeconomics dot com.
Speaker 3: Anybody want to check it.
Speaker 2: Out, the least corrupt country in Europe would be Denmark.
Speaker 2: I know that's that's to the surprise of no one
Speaker 2: Serbia is sixth from the bottom.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well the least Ukraine, Turkey, Belarus, Bosnia, and then Russia.
Speaker 1: What is it hers HER's a Govina.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bosnia and HER's a Govina. So Russia, according to
Speaker 2: this chart, is the most corrupt nation in Europe, which
Speaker 2: again to the shock of literally no one, followed by Bosnia. Again,
Speaker 2: nobody's shocked by there. They had a whole genocide a
Speaker 2: couple of years ago. It's a whole thing. Belarus literally
Speaker 2: little Russia, so again shocker to no one.
Speaker 3: Turkey, No one's really a fan of Turkey.
Speaker 2: They're like the uh, the the.
Speaker 3: Resident bad boy quote unquote the frind of me, if
Speaker 3: you will. Of NATO.
Speaker 2: No one likes them in NATO, but everybody acknowledges that
Speaker 2: they need them in NATO. But they're they're also on
Speaker 2: their own. Shit, you ran again to the shock of
Speaker 2: no one followed right after that. I'm talking, we're talking
Speaker 2: decimal places here between Ukraine and Serbia for which one's
Speaker 2: more corrupt.
Speaker 1: Wow, I mean, whenever you are in sync with Ukraine
Speaker 1: as far as the level of corruption. That's saying a
Speaker 1: lot like right, understand why the Serbians are are marching
Speaker 1: out there.
Speaker 3: Uh huh, one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Now, remember we were talking about Romania and all the
Speaker 2: crazy shit that's going on in Romania right now based
Speaker 2: off of their corruption level, because it's also seen as
Speaker 2: like the wild West, very similar to how Ukraine was
Speaker 2: seen just a few years ago. Why did America have
Speaker 2: biolabs there, Well, because we could, because there's no one
Speaker 2: to stop it, and because if you pay the right
Speaker 2: judge or you pay the right administration some hush money,
Speaker 2: they'll sign whatever piece of paper you put in front
Speaker 2: of them. Romania is currently that same way. They are
Speaker 2: leaps and bounds there. Late as the numbers, it's sixty five, okay,
Speaker 2: Ukraine has listened at one to oh five, and so
Speaker 2: is Serbia.
Speaker 3: They're tied for that position.
Speaker 1: Damn near doubled.
Speaker 2: Right, So, as everybody wants to shit on Romania for
Speaker 2: being super corrupt, no, Ukrainian is twice as corrupt and
Speaker 2: so is Serbia. So whenever the people are finally protesting,
Speaker 2: they're not just protesting a political figure or a administration,
Speaker 2: they're protesting the entirety of it. And the media has
Speaker 2: been spinning it in this way. Now that train station
Speaker 2: that fell, we're gonna go more in depth about that
Speaker 2: here in a moment. Do you remember we talked about
Speaker 2: this a while back with the minerals in Afghanistan that
Speaker 2: China was trying to move into, right, and it was
Speaker 2: all a part of China's and this big, big bold
Speaker 2: letters here, ladies and gents, the Belt and Road initiative.
Speaker 3: We've heard that at a time or two.
Speaker 2: Right, Yes, this train station was a part of the
Speaker 2: Belt and Road initiative. Chinese workers are the ones that
Speaker 2: did the installation and the construction and the remodel of
Speaker 2: this train station, and they spent all of this money.
Speaker 2: The Serbian government saying that they spent the money, No
Speaker 2: they didn't. China fronted the cash one hundred percent. But
Speaker 2: somehow this thing collapsed only a few months after it
Speaker 2: was completed, and it killed fifteen people. This direct energy
Speaker 2: weapon that hit the crowd, hit the crowd when they
Speaker 2: were doing fifteen minutes of silence for the fifteen people
Speaker 2: that died as a result of this. Can't be collapsing, jeez, dude. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And it's just NonStop.
Speaker 1: The governments will never stop until they can have absolute control.
Speaker 1: And unfortunately that like there's nobody to check the government
Speaker 1: who checks the checkers, you know what I mean? And
Speaker 1: I think that And I'm not saying that there needs
Speaker 1: to be some kind of world police that holds these
Speaker 1: people in check by any mean, because I think they
Speaker 1: can't already are that in a sense, they.
Speaker 2: Want America to be the world police until it comes
Speaker 2: time to do world police shit. Then why is American
Speaker 2: imposing their will? It's you're damned if you do and
Speaker 2: damned if you don't.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, what are you gonna do about it?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 1: I mean, good luck stopping the fucking parades out in
Speaker 1: your streets all day then.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? Thank god they aren't torching
Speaker 2: the city, because right now, if that crowd decided that
Speaker 2: they wanted to tear that town to the ground, there's
Speaker 2: nothing the Serbian government could.
Speaker 3: Have done to stop them.
Speaker 1: Nothing.
Speaker 2: Maybe some direct energy weapons they probably Maybe that's why
Speaker 2: they did this. Maybe they were trying to show them, hey,
Speaker 2: I'll need to take it down a couple of notches.
Speaker 3: Y'all get a little too loud out there in the streets.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think that that's that speaks a lot about the
Speaker 1: people of Serbia, though, doesn't it? Like it just goes
Speaker 1: that they're not trying to tear down their city. They
Speaker 1: love where they're at. They care about their town and
Speaker 1: their cities and their people, and you know a lot
Speaker 1: of the culture like it. They don't want that to
Speaker 1: go to the wayside. They just need the government to
Speaker 1: quit the with the corruption. And so just the fact
Speaker 1: that you're having you know, one point two to one
Speaker 1: point six million or whatever they said to us out
Speaker 1: there and they're not going around and looting, and I mean,
Speaker 1: have have a fraction of that amount of people in
Speaker 1: La and see how doesn't get broke, See if a
Speaker 1: car doesn't get overturned, See if somebody doesn't throw a
Speaker 1: fucking Milotov cocktail into a window somewhere.
Speaker 3: Right ondred percent.
Speaker 1: And so it just I think it speaks volumes to
Speaker 1: the people that actually live there that they're not tearing
Speaker 1: it apart.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent. The Serbs are very proud people.
Speaker 2: I've only known a couple in my entire life, but
Speaker 2: they are extremely proud of their heritage and the people
Speaker 2: that live there. They don't want their cities to be torched.
Speaker 2: They don't want their country to go by the wayside.
Speaker 2: If anything, they want to save it, and they want
Speaker 2: to make it better. They're not trying to become a
Speaker 2: powerhouse of the world. Okay, They're not trying to become
Speaker 2: the new it place to be by any means. They
Speaker 2: want to be left alone and they want to be
Speaker 2: able to prosper free from government interference.
Speaker 3: And I mean, who the fucking argue with this?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, and as far as the Serbians being
Speaker 1: a proud people, dude, there was a lot of whenever
Speaker 1: else grow up in Pennsylvania. They there was a lot
Speaker 1: of Serbians in Pennsylvania. They would serb Serbia celebrate the
Speaker 1: Serbian Christmas like and it was I don't know, I
Speaker 1: think that Serbian Christmas is like a week or two
Speaker 1: before our Christmas or something like that. But either way,
Speaker 1: I mean, you got proud Serbians out there, and you know,
Speaker 1: I think that good on them for not reckon shop.
Speaker 1: But unfortunately, you don't want to be too nice or
Speaker 1: else this is what's going to happen. So I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm not going out there and trying to incite violence
Speaker 1: by any means, but.
Speaker 2: At a certain point, maybe you got to take it
Speaker 2: up a notch. That's all I'm saying. And I think
Speaker 2: that's what they're doing, right, but not with violence and
Speaker 2: with destruction. They're doing it with just show a force,
Speaker 2: basically showing the political people at the top, like, Yo,
Speaker 2: your days are numbered, you are your job is in
Speaker 2: question right now, and you are not. We're not just
Speaker 2: gonna primary you. We want you out of the fucking country.
Speaker 2: And it's not just a handful. It's not a political party,
Speaker 2: it's not a new wave of revolution. No, no, it's
Speaker 2: a quarter of your population said, Yo, get the fuck
Speaker 2: out or we will make sure you get the fuck out.
Speaker 1: And I love it. That's the deal. What we've been
Speaker 1: talking about from the very beginning is that we've always
Speaker 1: been pro people of these countries, doesn't matter what country. Like,
Speaker 1: I'm pro Chinese people in China, like they're being held
Speaker 1: down at a certain rate with with all the communism,
Speaker 1: and you know, you're not allowed to make a certain
Speaker 1: amount of money and you can't even do like certain
Speaker 1: fucking religious practices over there. It's crazy, you know. So
Speaker 1: you want to stick up for the regular everyday people
Speaker 1: like you and me, because that's what they are. They're
Speaker 1: all like us. It's the government that are the fucking
Speaker 1: reptilian over lords that want, you know, to to just
Speaker 1: seize as much control as they possibly can. So anyway,
Speaker 1: so as we.
Speaker 2: Were talking about China, They're Belt and Road Initiative got
Speaker 2: put towards this building project. They're workers, their contractors came
Speaker 2: out and did this project. But either A the Serbian
Speaker 2: government siphoned off the vast majority of the funds and
Speaker 2: it was just kind of patched up, made to look
Speaker 2: pretty and they said fuck it, it's good enough. Or
Speaker 2: B Chinese workmanship was dog shit and people died as
Speaker 2: a result. It could be one of the two. It
Speaker 2: could be probably be a combination of the two. We
Speaker 2: have multiple articles that's gonna break all that down. But
Speaker 2: let's get back to it here, all right. This is,
Speaker 2: by the way, a video from Business Basics if anybody
Speaker 2: wants to check it out. I am not saying that
Speaker 2: they are the greatest source ever for information. Like I
Speaker 2: said he said earlier, they were second most corrupt in Europe,
Speaker 2: and a simple Google search will show that that's incorrect.
Speaker 2: But as far as the story as to the house
Speaker 2: and the wives, they are on the money on this shit.
Speaker 2: Let's learn more.
Speaker 5: Initially, the pro government media took a very unique narrative
Speaker 5: saying that accidents like this happened all over the world
Speaker 5: every single day, and there was no specific responsibility for
Speaker 5: the Serbian authorities to make sure this collapse didn't happen. Wow,
Speaker 5: I'm just shocked creading that. Clearly, this type of language
Speaker 5: just fueled the protesters anger even more to get answers,
Speaker 5: to get the answers behind who was responsible the.
Speaker 2: Media, the propaganda machine when fifteen people died as a
Speaker 2: direct result of shitty craftsmanship. Well, you know, this kind
Speaker 2: of thing happens all the time all over the world.
Speaker 2: It's nothing crazy. It's like, bro, this is a brand
Speaker 2: new building. This was supposed to be the pride of
Speaker 2: this portion of the Belton Roade initiative.
Speaker 1: The fuck you mean it just happens?
Speaker 2: No, it don't.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, whenever you're getting certain people, I
Speaker 1: think that a lot of a lot of these news outlets,
Speaker 1: especially even on YouTube where you have one point four
Speaker 1: three million subscribers, you're gonna get a little bit of
Speaker 1: a tainted view on certain things.
Speaker 2: I don't know that was That's the Serbian media, not
Speaker 2: this guy. He is reporting what the Serbian media was telling.
Speaker 3: Their people, Oh, which is right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So the Serbian news whatever their version of like CNN,
Speaker 2: when they reported on this accident happening and fifteen.
Speaker 3: People dying, which is not a mass number, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yes, I guess technically four people dying in a shooting
Speaker 2: is considered a mass shooting.
Speaker 3: I still think that's wild.
Speaker 2: But whatever, fifteen people dying, it's not like this was
Speaker 2: thousands by any means.
Speaker 3: It was a few.
Speaker 2: And I'm not diminishing the deaths of these innocent people
Speaker 2: who are just wrong place, wrong time. But the media
Speaker 2: underplait it and they didn't like put fault on the
Speaker 2: people by any means. They basically just said, Oopsie, Daisy,
Speaker 2: this happens sometimes It's okay. It's like, bro, this building's
Speaker 2: only this new edition or whatever, has only been an
Speaker 2: operation for a few weeks, maybe a few months. What
Speaker 2: do you mean, oopsie?
Speaker 1: Well, it's not really a shocker to me, especially whenever
Speaker 1: you have a pro Russian president in Serbia, right, Like
Speaker 1: we think about some of the tactics from Russia, about
Speaker 1: how basically Putin just shovels as many people as he
Speaker 1: can to try and flood whatever war he's in, Right,
Speaker 1: he has no guard for human life, even of his
Speaker 1: own citizens. And if you're getting this guy that's very
Speaker 1: pro Russia, maybe he's starting to take on some of
Speaker 1: that ideology.
Speaker 2: It's very possible. And that's not exactly a new thing
Speaker 2: for Russia. Right, I'm not even gonna bring up World
Speaker 2: War Two. Yes, their tactics were crazy back then, but
Speaker 2: like you look at the way Russia's been doing most
Speaker 2: of their operations, even the stuff in Africa that they
Speaker 2: were involved in, and the stuff in Syria they were
Speaker 2: involved in, like in America. And I'm not speaking as
Speaker 2: if I'm some sort of armchair general by any means,
Speaker 2: but it's understood that like, look, equipment is we could
Speaker 2: buy new ones, we can't buy new people. Okay, if
Speaker 2: the equipment is on fire, get the fuck out of it, Like,
Speaker 2: don't sit there and try to save it until it
Speaker 2: kills you in the process. These types of things Russia, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: people are cheap. You can just bring more people in.
Speaker 2: The equipment is expensive, we can't replace that shit. Save
Speaker 2: the equipment. And it's like, oh, so you really don't
Speaker 2: give a fuck about your people's lives, which they don't.
Speaker 3: They never had.
Speaker 1: That's why what is it.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: I think it's one out of every ten people in
Speaker 2: Russia don't even have indoor plumbing currently, or is it
Speaker 2: one out of every three.
Speaker 3: It's been a while since I looked at that statistic, Like, yeah,
Speaker 3: they don't have toilets, they don't have running water.
Speaker 2: They got to go to the outhouse a lot, a
Speaker 2: big chunk of Russians, that's the case. So before we
Speaker 2: get into the whole Putin's a good guy, can he
Speaker 2: give his people running water?
Speaker 1: Well, and think about it like this too. I mean,
Speaker 1: whenever you were in the military, I'm sure that they
Speaker 1: valued you as I mean you you were a piece
Speaker 1: of equipment to the military. Like sure, realistically you were
Speaker 1: a number. You represented an amount of money. Right, if
Speaker 1: you're looking at it from a reptilian ooyd overlord's point
Speaker 1: of view, what's more valuable this? How much money would
Speaker 1: you say that the American government deemed you worth?
Speaker 2: And so all right, I'm glad you brought into that
Speaker 2: kind of perspective. Right, let's talk about that now. I
Speaker 2: was not some sort of a super upscale, top tier,
Speaker 2: you know, secret squirrel type of guy.
Speaker 3: I was a regular basic infantry rifleman.
Speaker 2: But the amount of equipment that I had get gotten
Speaker 2: in the amount of training that I had gotten put
Speaker 2: me somewhere in the realm between. And it's been a while,
Speaker 2: Y'allso we did look at the math on this once
Speaker 2: upon a time, though not me and you, Me and
Speaker 2: my boys.
Speaker 3: While I was still in.
Speaker 2: We were all worth per person somewhere between one hundred
Speaker 2: and one hundred and fifty thousand, just right off the rip,
Speaker 2: like not even. And that's before I mean, you gotta
Speaker 2: think about this too, though, bro. The amount of training
Speaker 2: that the United States military receives is top tier training
Speaker 2: as compared to the rest of the world. Now, yes,
Speaker 2: it could be better, and a lot of it is
Speaker 2: super easy, and like basically, if you just apply some
Speaker 2: sort of dumb dumb logic to it, it's gonna be fun.
Speaker 3: It's not like you're getting.
Speaker 2: Crazy amounts of like super top secret shit, but even
Speaker 2: still like going to a range and being proficient with
Speaker 2: a weapon, getting classroom time and learning about IEDs and
Speaker 2: learning about bomb making, learning how to drive certain pieces
Speaker 2: of equipment, learning how to operate in certain fields of battle,
Speaker 2: learning history of the certain types of tactics and battlefield maneuvers,
Speaker 2: like all of these things collectively. Yeah, that's a real
Speaker 2: education and a real training cycle. A lot of countries
Speaker 2: don't have something like that. A lot do, A lot do.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that America is a monolith bydy means.
Speaker 2: Like you look at the amount of training that like
Speaker 2: the French Foreign Legion gets. Those dudes are top tier
Speaker 2: operators in my opinion, and their training shows it. They're
Speaker 2: not half steppers with the training binding means.
Speaker 3: But yeah, so you.
Speaker 2: Look at that one hundred and fifty, let's guestimate two
Speaker 2: hundred k just you know, because inflation and things.
Speaker 3: Fine, fine, two hundred k per soldier.
Speaker 2: Probably less for marine riflemen because the Marines don't get
Speaker 2: nearly the amount of funding. We're not worth as much.
Speaker 2: But ba bad whatever. And you put that to the
Speaker 2: realm of like a tank or a jeep or a
Speaker 2: hum V that requires maintenance, It requires upkeep, it requires
Speaker 2: new parts when shit breaks. Yeah, people, manpower ass if
Speaker 2: you will, is a resource, and in America we do not. Yes,
Speaker 2: some you can't make an amald without cracking a few eggs.
Speaker 2: Well understand that that's just the nature of the beast
Speaker 2: of war. But we are also not trying to go
Speaker 2: out of our way to crack as many eggs as
Speaker 2: possible to prove a fucking point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I see that, And I was just wondering because
Speaker 1: if you look at some of the drone costs, as
Speaker 1: Russia's Iranian made, Iranian made drones cost as little as
Speaker 1: twenty thousand dollars, So just one drone costing twenty grand.
Speaker 1: If you're saying that, well, the American military member is
Speaker 1: around one twenty to one point fifty, you know, I
Speaker 1: imagine that the cost per soldier in Russia is significantly lower.
Speaker 3: Google it.
Speaker 2: Matter of fact, google how much it quote unquote how
Speaker 2: much like collectively, an American soul is worth. Now, again
Speaker 2: we're not talking about like the latest and greatest of
Speaker 2: technological equipment.
Speaker 3: Okay, some of that maybe, but.
Speaker 2: Just training insurance that the whole collective there's a number
Speaker 2: associated to everything, including each individual person. You're one hundred
Speaker 2: percent correct on that, And I would venture to say,
Speaker 2: you know what, did you have it pulled up?
Speaker 1: I'm getting there. Yeah, it says so if you're it's
Speaker 1: talking about the pension for an E seven is one
Speaker 1: point billion, that's what we're looking at. Really, but one
Speaker 1: point four million, you know for the but okay, weighing
Speaker 1: the you of an infantry soldier's life, here we go.
Speaker 1: This is from Harvard Business Review. It says, in substituting
Speaker 1: heavily armored combat vehicles at a cost of one hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy thousand each for lighter fifty thousand dollars vehicles
Speaker 1: during the two thousands, the US Army reduced infantry deaths
Speaker 1: by point oh four per month, at an estimated cost
Speaker 1: per life saved that is below seven point five million
Speaker 1: commonly accepted value of a statistical life.
Speaker 3: Oh, seven point five million per life.
Speaker 1: That's what it's saying.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: It says, However, the army subsequent replacement of about nine
Speaker 1: thousand of those new vehicles with even more heavily armored
Speaker 1: vehicles costing six hundred thousand dollars each did not appreciably
Speaker 1: reduce fatalities and was not cost effective for less active
Speaker 1: infantry units. So is that per unit?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the other thing too.
Speaker 2: And we also didn't look at like the pension whenever,
Speaker 2: whenever you would die overseas, your family would get like
Speaker 2: four hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: We didn't account that into it.
Speaker 2: So like that's looking at I guess the entirety, like
Speaker 2: the grand total from the moment you step into boot camp,
Speaker 2: from the moment you get out, Like how much your
Speaker 2: collective worth is I you know what I mean. Keep
Speaker 2: in mind, when we did that map was a I
Speaker 2: was an E three. It's not like I had the
Speaker 2: scope to really look at it from angle. It was
Speaker 2: more like looking at just our training that we received,
Speaker 2: hourly rates for the training, the facilities itself, these types
Speaker 2: of things which, like you know, it all encompasses. But
Speaker 2: even still, America looks at war very differently than Russia
Speaker 2: looks at war. Russia sees people as a completely expendable asset.
Speaker 2: America sees soldiers and marines as expendable. Yes, but also
Speaker 2: we're trying to save as many lives as possible to
Speaker 2: achieve the objective. Russia doesn't care as long as they
Speaker 2: achieve the objective.
Speaker 1: Okay, here we go. The average net worth for the
Speaker 1: above average soldier, sailor airmen or marine an EF and
Speaker 1: E three is only worth five thousand and E four
Speaker 1: is worth ten thousand m.
Speaker 3: It must be monthly pay or some shit, and it.
Speaker 1: Can go up to twenty thousand. Yeah, it's talking about
Speaker 1: taxable investments, rawa prays and shit like that. So I
Speaker 1: don't think that's necessarily what we're looking at either way.
Speaker 3: Either way it goes so all right.
Speaker 2: And again we're not trying to just go after Rush
Speaker 2: on this one, because this building that collapsed on the
Speaker 2: Serbian Innocens was built by China, right, and so it
Speaker 2: was all a part of their Belton Roade initiative. The
Speaker 2: same thing that they've got them pushing into Africa, Sandy
Speaker 2: in scott them pushing into Afghanistan.
Speaker 3: Same thing.
Speaker 2: See, as I've said before, China understands what their weakness
Speaker 2: is moving forward. They understand that they don't have the
Speaker 2: numbers they used to because they fucked themselves with the
Speaker 2: one child policy. So now instead of tightening the noose
Speaker 2: around the world in a military man power sense, they're
Speaker 2: trying to tighten the news in a financial and business sense,
Speaker 2: which is the entire point of the Belton Roade initiative.
Speaker 1: Oh, I got it, I think I got it all right.
Speaker 1: The value of the statistical life it is estimated to
Speaker 1: range between five hundred thousand and nine hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: based on research analyzing soldiers reenlistment decisions. Okay, that's fair,
Speaker 1: that's pretty damn high. I mean half a mil to
Speaker 1: lose one person, you know. I mean, I guess that
Speaker 1: does make sense. All the equipment, you know, and all
Speaker 1: the training and everything else. I mean, you're a weapon.
Speaker 1: I mean, because you're gonna be worth a little bit.
Speaker 2: And not all military members are built equally, I should
Speaker 2: say that.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: So you got a guy who's got three deployments under
Speaker 2: his belt, and let's say he's an E four.
Speaker 3: Okay, fine, cool, cool cool.
Speaker 2: As opposed to a guy who just joined a year
Speaker 2: ago and hasn't had a first deployment yet, these two
Speaker 2: are not worth the same amount of money if they
Speaker 2: were both to be lost or just both got out.
Speaker 2: Let's put it like that, not even like loss of life.
Speaker 2: Let's say they both get the military. The overall is
Speaker 2: going to feel one of them a lot more than
Speaker 2: the other.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, Chris Kyle's gonna be worth a little
Speaker 1: bit more than somebody that's just joining.
Speaker 2: You know. And again, Chris Kyle is like more of
Speaker 2: a high tier guy, you know what I mean. It's like,
Speaker 2: I get that, but even there's a big there's a
Speaker 2: big ratio to it all. And yes, like you said,
Speaker 2: there's a reptilian pencil push with calculators that are there
Speaker 2: to analyze all of.
Speaker 3: This, but neither here nor there.
Speaker 1: Just wonder if they're playing moneyball. That's what I'm trying
Speaker 1: to figure out. Are they playing moneyball?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 2: Are they putting people in position because people are less
Speaker 2: are they're more cost effective if you were to waste
Speaker 2: it rather than having machinery, I would have to imagine,
Speaker 2: well in Russia and in other countries, not just Russia,
Speaker 2: but in other countries.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 2: Because manpower shortage is like yo, you just draft more people,
Speaker 2: you just you just bag and tag more people and
Speaker 2: you you got you know, your numbers are going to
Speaker 2: be what your numbers are. But a tank that costs materials,
Speaker 2: that cost time, that costs a fab shop hours to
Speaker 2: make it and get it out to the front lines,
Speaker 2: a guy you could send through and that's what Russia
Speaker 2: has been doing. Three weeks give or take of training
Speaker 2: and then the students on the front lines facing Ukrainian bullets.
Speaker 2: A tank takes a little longer than three weeks to
Speaker 2: put together. You see what I'm saying, So they don't
Speaker 2: look at it in the same uh numbers and figures
Speaker 2: that for instance, like Germany, how they look at their military.
Speaker 2: They it's just different mindsets to it all.
Speaker 1: It makes me wonder, are they is this kind of
Speaker 1: like Roman? You know what I mean? Like how they
Speaker 1: would just would they would they try and you know,
Speaker 1: take over places just with sheer numbers?
Speaker 3: Yes and no.
Speaker 2: Right, So it depends on which era of Roman history
Speaker 2: you're talking about. So like a Roman legionnaire was worth
Speaker 2: a lot more than the Gallic auxiliaries that they had
Speaker 2: with them, or their Balaric slingers or something like that.
Speaker 3: So when Rome would conquer an area.
Speaker 2: Their local military is now Roman military, But that doesn't
Speaker 2: mean that they have Roman citizenship. That now means that
Speaker 2: they're the bitch unit for the Roman legion. Now, one
Speaker 2: of those auxiliaries can earn Roman citizenship and there's a
Speaker 2: process to that, and you have to earn it and
Speaker 2: all these things. But once you become a Roman citizen, okay,
Speaker 2: now you're able to be in legion and now you're
Speaker 2: able to do this, and now you can get certain
Speaker 2: rights and like all these things. But to lose the auxiliaries, like, hey,
Speaker 2: you know, it is what it is to lose a legion.
Speaker 2: You know, Rome felt that shit. You see, what I'm
Speaker 2: saying said depends on which era of Roman history you're
Speaker 2: talking about, because in the earlier days is a lot
Speaker 2: different than the later days, which is a lot different
Speaker 2: than their peak, so you know, it depends. Some of
Speaker 2: their tactics were more just mass numbers. Onslaught big wave
Speaker 2: of dudes with shields and swords. That definitely happened, but
Speaker 2: a lot of them, especially depending on what if you're
Speaker 2: talking about, when they were facing like Baca, Hannibal Baca
Speaker 2: from Africa, tactics are what won the day. And finally
Speaker 2: Scipio learned, you can't beat this dude, so the only
Speaker 2: way to beat him is to run from him and
Speaker 2: war of attrition his ass. That's why, for what was
Speaker 2: seven years, he went up and down the Italian peninsula
Speaker 2: trying to get to the main Roman army to find them,
Speaker 2: to kill them all and just take it over. And
Speaker 2: he couldn't because every time he got close enough, they
Speaker 2: bolted out.
Speaker 3: And eventually his guys.
Speaker 2: Who that dude was insane, he brought elephants into Spain. Yeah,
Speaker 2: brought them over the French Alps and then invaded Italy
Speaker 2: from the north.
Speaker 3: That is the most baller gangster shit I've ever heard
Speaker 3: in my life.
Speaker 1: But I mean, anyway, you come in on a fucking
Speaker 1: element or on an elephant rather you mean bid knit.
Speaker 3: Yeah for sure.
Speaker 2: Now most of the elephants died in the in the travels,
Speaker 2: but that's neither here nor there.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: The dudes in northern Italy had never seen a war
Speaker 2: elephant before then. This fucker's coming down from the mountains like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm here to fuck your bitch.
Speaker 1: Let's go.
Speaker 3: And it was.
Speaker 2: It was a whole problem until Scipio finally handled it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyway, anyway, back to the Belton Rote initiative and this
Speaker 2: whole bullshit in Serbius. So let's listen a little bit
Speaker 2: more into this business of basics.
Speaker 5: Video here started pushing for documents to be released that
Speaker 5: approved this whole construction and renovation. Public wanted to see
Speaker 5: who was involved and how much they got paid.
Speaker 2: You'll see the red glove a lot in a lot
Speaker 2: of these protest videos. That is basically showing the blood
Speaker 2: on the hands of the govern as a form of protest.
Speaker 3: That's what that's supposed to signify. To everybody's clear.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, for some reason, win win, this is a red
Speaker 5: line for the president. It has been almost six months
Speaker 5: since the collapse happened and he still has not made
Speaker 5: the documents public before moving forward, If you guys can
Speaker 5: please hit that subscribe but not bload.
Speaker 2: I always gott to hit that plug, windy. Can I
Speaker 2: feel that this.
Speaker 5: Brings us to our second point. Over the past decade,
Speaker 5: Serbia has gotten more and more authoritarian under the Butchik government.
Speaker 5: Their control over the judiciary and media has increased to
Speaker 5: an unhealthy amount in a democratic country. That's to say
Speaker 5: that people were already very unhappy with this whole situation,
Speaker 5: and the train collapse was the straw that broke the
Speaker 5: camel's back. Now government is still refusing to release the
Speaker 5: proper documents, but independent investigations have so shown that around
Speaker 5: sixty four million euros were paid for the renovation alone,
Speaker 5: which is a gross overpayment. On top of this, this
Speaker 5: was paid to a Chinese construction company that was contracted
Speaker 5: to build a station as part of the bri If
Speaker 5: we just take that sixty four million eurofigure as to
Speaker 5: be close to the truth. Then it kind of makes
Speaker 5: sense why government doesn't want to release the documents because
Speaker 5: based on public figures, it seems like that kind of
Speaker 5: money could be used to build multiple train stations from
Speaker 5: the ground up. And in this case, government paid that
Speaker 5: just to renowate one train station that ended up collapsing
Speaker 5: soon after it opened. Safe to say, Serbia needs some changes,
Speaker 5: and the protests had been going on for months to
Speaker 5: make that happen due to the public pressure. The pre.
Speaker 2: So as he was just saying here, sixty four million
Speaker 2: euros were spent to try and renovate this one train station.
Speaker 2: And when you look at the local costs for materials
Speaker 2: and manpower and all these things, they could have built
Speaker 2: multiple train stations for that price.
Speaker 3: So not only did they pad the books.
Speaker 2: Right to just funnel money from China or from Serbia,
Speaker 2: a little back and forth, a little bit of kickbacks,
Speaker 2: a little bit of this and that, little hippity dibbity,
Speaker 2: and next thing you know, all the politicians are rich
Speaker 2: as fuck out of nowhere. How did they do this
Speaker 2: last quarter really really well?
Speaker 3: And all of that money for a canopy to collapse.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's a time to call elon I think.
Speaker 2: Oh you would think, dude, elon, don't He's never gonna
Speaker 2: touch Serbia that plays being as corrupt as it is.
Speaker 3: Fuck No.
Speaker 2: But yeah, maybe maybe Serbia will be inspired by this
Speaker 2: whole Doze situation and maybe they'll start their own version
Speaker 2: of it or something like that. I don't know, but
Speaker 2: uh yeah, as he was about to say here, due
Speaker 2: to corruption, this guy, the president has stepped down because
Speaker 2: he can't even face the allegations anymore, because there is
Speaker 2: no hiding from it.
Speaker 3: Let's listen, in sure of.
Speaker 5: The country, resigned just a few weeks ago, but he
Speaker 5: made sure to let everyone know that he's not admitting
Speaker 5: any guilt. It wasn't his fault. Rather, he's resigning to
Speaker 5: stuff due the anger towards the government. That way, both
Speaker 5: parties can work together to figure out a solution. But
Speaker 5: that resignation didn't work as planned because soon after the
Speaker 5: Prime minister resigned, this happened in the Serbian Parliament.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, we're gonna learn a little bit more about this.
Speaker 2: But the Serbian Parliament as soon as he resigned to
Speaker 2: allegedly calm down all the the animosity that was going on,
Speaker 2: Like the same week, members of Parliament started throwing smoke
Speaker 2: grenades at each other, breaking shit, and made a whole
Speaker 2: show of force basically saying like, Yo, we're tired of
Speaker 2: the bullshit.
Speaker 1: It just seems like a fucking charade, dude, I mean anything,
Speaker 1: And this is the same thing that's going on within
Speaker 1: our government. You got certain fucking government employee protesters leading
Speaker 1: the charges, AOC who is just you know, she's so
Speaker 1: pro America and she cares about you, and she cares
Speaker 1: about the the individual people of this country. And it's
Speaker 1: like you've been there the past how many years and
Speaker 1: you weren't saying shit. You were up there sucking at
Speaker 1: Biden's teeth the entire time, while this country is getting
Speaker 1: flushed down the fucking toiletge So miss me with that.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. So this all happened on March fourth of this year.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, this is the video of
Speaker 2: how things escalated and went downhill. People started getting out
Speaker 2: of their chairs and shouting and all of this. Next thing,
Speaker 2: you know, somebody throws a punch, somebody throws a book.
Speaker 2: Now there's smoke grenades going off. Then there's a banner
Speaker 2: that magically appeared like Yo, these people are fucking they're
Speaker 2: fed up, and these are the MP's.
Speaker 3: This is this is like.
Speaker 2: Their magistrates, they're like politician figures, and they're like, no,
Speaker 2: fuck you, no fuck you. They're over it, dude, it's wild.
Speaker 2: So let's let's read a little bit here. In Belgrade, Serbia,
Speaker 2: at least three lawmakers were injured on Tuesday, one of
Speaker 2: them seriously, after chaotic scenes in Serbia's parliament during which smoke,
Speaker 2: bombs and flares were thrown, furthering or further fueling political.
Speaker 3: Tensions in the Balkan country.
Speaker 2: Lawmakers were scheduled to vote on a law that would
Speaker 2: increase funding for university education, but opposition party said the
Speaker 2: ruling majority was also planning to approve.
Speaker 3: Dozens of other decisions.
Speaker 2: They said this was illegal and the lawmakers should first
Speaker 2: confirm the resignation of Prime Minister Milos Vovitcek. Not sure
Speaker 2: how to pronounce these names, my bad and his government.
Speaker 2: Chaos erupted about an hour after the parliamentary session started,
Speaker 2: with opposition lawmakers blowing whistles and holding up a banner
Speaker 2: reading Serbia has risen to the regime. I'm sorry, Serbia
Speaker 2: has risen, so the regime could fall hundreds of opposition
Speaker 2: supporters railed outside.
Speaker 3: The Parliament building during the session.
Speaker 2: Video footage from the Assembly how Hall showed a clash
Speaker 2: further between lawmakers and later flares and smoke bombs being thrown.
Speaker 2: Serbia media said eggs and water bottles also were Officials
Speaker 2: later said three persons were injured in the disturbance. Now
Speaker 2: demands by the protesting students. Is one of the lawmakers
Speaker 2: being carried out here. I think she might have had
Speaker 2: some sort of like smoke inhalation and suffered a little
Speaker 2: bit of an asthma attack.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 2: The incident reflects a deep political crisis in Serbia, where
Speaker 2: mothslong anti corruption protests have rattled a populous government. Bulbacek
Speaker 2: resigned in January as the government faced protests over the
Speaker 2: collapse in November of a concrete train station canopy in
Speaker 2: Serbia's north that killed fifteen people, in which critics blamed
Speaker 2: on rampant corruption. Parliament must confirm the prime Minister's resignation
Speaker 2: for it to take effect. A rise in education funding
Speaker 2: has been one of the demands by Serbian protesters, students
Speaker 2: who have been a key driving force behind almost daily
Speaker 2: street protests that started after the November first canopy collapse
Speaker 2: in Nova Sad, Nova Sad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got that right.
Speaker 2: So you could see these are all elect officials who
Speaker 2: are just fed up.
Speaker 3: Dude, they're throwing I mean the smoke bombs. That's pretty
Speaker 3: dope my opinion those are. That was kind of a
Speaker 3: cool look.
Speaker 2: But either way, the call for a transitional government, now,
Speaker 2: this is what the protesters in the streets in Serbia
Speaker 2: are currently asking for right now, before they got hit
Speaker 2: with direct energy weapons, before any of this happened.
Speaker 3: All they want is a change, okay.
Speaker 2: Opposition parties have insisted that the government has no authority
Speaker 2: to pass new laws. Leftist lawmaker Rador Lazovic said the
Speaker 2: opposition was ready to support the passing of the student
Speaker 2: requested Education Bill, but not the other decisions listed at
Speaker 2: the Assembly agenda. Lavazik said, we can only discuss the
Speaker 2: fall of the government. He said the only way out
Speaker 2: of the current crisis would be a transitional government that
Speaker 2: would create conditions for a free and fair election, a
Speaker 2: demand that the ruling Populace have repeatedly rejected. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go said say that one one more another again, he said.
Speaker 2: The only way out of the current crisis would be
Speaker 2: a transitional government that would create conditions for a free
Speaker 2: and fair election, a demand that the ruling populace have
Speaker 2: repeatedly rejected.
Speaker 3: This would be why Serbia.
Speaker 2: Is ranked where they are in European corruption by as
Speaker 2: a nation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they don't want fairness. I mean, like whenever you
Speaker 1: have the rulers who are just like what you're proposing fair,
Speaker 1: you're proposing honest, you're proposing clear and real for the people.
Speaker 2: Oh god, wait a second, we can't wait, I'm the
Speaker 2: fucking breaks.
Speaker 1: What are we talking about here?
Speaker 2: So you want us to tell the people what we're
Speaker 2: doing behind closed doors?
Speaker 3: We can't.
Speaker 2: You simply can't have that. That What are we talking
Speaker 2: about here? The people we're talking about the poors. Want
Speaker 2: the poors to know what we're doing. The peasants, the
Speaker 2: fucking peasantry. We're supposed to look at them like their people. God,
Speaker 2: I'm absurd, but anyway.
Speaker 1: There you even bring up such a notion.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's like that scene of Game of Thrones,
Speaker 2: the final episode, the final scene you remember, whenever, like
Speaker 2: Samuel Hawley had mentioned what we would call to be democracy,
Speaker 2: and all the nobles laughed at him was like, oh,
Speaker 2: should I give.
Speaker 3: My horse a voice as well in this meeting, and
Speaker 3: everybody he's just like yeah, yeah, that was stupid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And it's like, no, that's how it's been, that's
Speaker 2: how the people see it at the top.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah. I mean it's the grasshoppers to the ants,
Speaker 1: you know, Oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah. Serbia is increasingly authoritarian.
Speaker 2: President Alexander Volvik said his ruling right wing Serbian Progressive
Speaker 2: Party that also sounds like an oxymoron. Ruling right wing
Speaker 2: Progressive party, but all right, have imposed a firm grip
Speaker 2: on power in the past decades, despite formally seeking European
Speaker 2: Union membership. Many and Serbia believe the fatal canop collapse
Speaker 2: was the result of a sloppy work and a disregard
Speaker 2: of safety regulations because of government corruption, which I have
Speaker 2: to say, all evidence points into that direction.
Speaker 3: It was safety oversight.
Speaker 2: It was basically just funneling money from the top down
Speaker 2: just as a way to bypass the things and make
Speaker 2: sure that they could get done what they wanted done,
Speaker 2: just to make it look good, right, give it a
Speaker 2: nice facade, right, make it look good for the people,
Speaker 2: and yeah, yah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Sixty four million euros. Dude, sixty four million.
Speaker 2: They could have built multiple train stations of equal value
Speaker 2: and equal nice looking for that price, and somehow this
Speaker 2: facelift that it got collapse in a couple of months.
Speaker 1: I mean they could have easily, I mean built a
Speaker 1: world traveling transgender ice hockey team that goes around and
Speaker 1: teaching everybody about global warming. You know how many times
Speaker 1: they could have put on like that show for the world.
Speaker 1: But no, they.
Speaker 2: Chose to They chose to build a train station that
Speaker 2: cost sixty four million euros and say, you know what,
Speaker 2: that fuck global warming and fuck the transgenders care more
Speaker 2: about a shitty railway station.
Speaker 3: I'm glad that you brought it to that level.
Speaker 2: I don't think it ever needs to not be said
Speaker 2: that that's what our government was spending money on, you know,
Speaker 2: like in five years, I hope we're still talking about Iraqi,
Speaker 2: Sesame Street and the bearded circus ladies on ice telling
Speaker 2: us about global warming in Ireland.
Speaker 3: I hope that that stays relevant.
Speaker 1: You know, it'll never not be. There's no way.
Speaker 2: Anyway, let's keep watching here more of the smoke bombs
Speaker 2: and the things and the stuff, which that's what that
Speaker 2: science says Serbia has risen so that they could fall.
Speaker 3: You know, I support it. I like it.
Speaker 2: They need this kind of an overhaul if they're ever
Speaker 2: gonna climb out of this rut that they have found
Speaker 2: themselves in.
Speaker 1: It looks crazy in there, dude.
Speaker 3: I like the musical choice for it as well.
Speaker 2: It's so peaceful as shit's going off the hinges here. Yeah, ridiculous,
Speaker 2: I do dig it, but yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: I mean, so the so explain to me exactly what's
Speaker 1: going on here. You have certain lawmakers that are for
Speaker 1: passing some of these corrupt bills, or in some of
Speaker 1: them that are against it. Is that what's going on here.
Speaker 3: Very similar to American politics.
Speaker 2: How they'll say they'll put like fifteen things in one bill.
Speaker 2: And if this side says no to this top line
Speaker 2: that says we should be able to have fourth term
Speaker 2: abortions or some wild shit right the line right below
Speaker 2: it says we should have however many rounds you want
Speaker 2: in a magazine of your personal weapon. And if one
Speaker 2: side says no to it, oh you're anti two way.
Speaker 2: And if the other side says no to it, oh
Speaker 2: you're anti baby's rights. And so they stack the deck
Speaker 2: in this way to where nothing can actually get accomplished.
Speaker 3: Right, So that was what the the whole thing was.
Speaker 3: You heard.
Speaker 2: They were like the education bill, and that's what it
Speaker 2: was for for the students, for the children.
Speaker 3: In reality, it's like college aged kids, but neither hit
Speaker 3: or there.
Speaker 2: But like, that's what the narrative by their mainstream media,
Speaker 2: their propaganda machine was saying. These lawmakers just won't sign
Speaker 2: the student bill. Meanwhile, there was other stuff on the
Speaker 2: docket that day that would have fucked over the country
Speaker 2: even worse.
Speaker 1: Oh Dan, remember the fucking COVID relief fund, right, the
Speaker 1: COVID relief bill that they were trying to sign. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: in that COVID relief bill.
Speaker 2: We were sending what was it like eighty billion dollars
Speaker 2: to Ukraine for some reason. Right, it's like that's COVID relief,
Speaker 2: But like, what the fuck? How does that help the
Speaker 2: American COVID people. The people who are suffering from it,
Speaker 2: lost jobs from it, can't go to work because of
Speaker 2: some stupid mandates. But yes, Ukraine needs millions of dollars
Speaker 2: to help Americans with COVID, Big bro, What.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's as silly as Biden going down to
Speaker 1: Louisiana or whenever we had to her was it Louisiana
Speaker 1: or Alabama? Miss to be somewhere down there whenever there
Speaker 1: was a hurricane. Maybe it was Florida, there was a hurricane,
Speaker 1: and Biden's all, remember the number one thing you can
Speaker 1: do to protect yourself in times like this of a
Speaker 1: hurricane is to go get a booster.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what, what the fuck are you saying?
Speaker 3: How did nobody shoot him?
Speaker 2: They shot Trump for like, he didn't even get to
Speaker 2: office yet, he was just campaigning. Yet somehow Biden was
Speaker 2: able to spit that shit NonStop and they just let.
Speaker 1: Him because people, I'm not gonna say people in general,
Speaker 1: a lot of people go off of what the mainstream
Speaker 1: image is. The mainstream image was Joe. He likes ice cream,
Speaker 1: he likes to you know, he cares about your kids.
Speaker 1: Maybe a little bit too much, but that's okay, the
Speaker 1: way they smell, you know. And so he's just a
Speaker 1: very nice old man and he cares about you. And
Speaker 1: i mean, let's forget I mean he was he was
Speaker 1: Barry's boy, you know, right, but against Dad, so you know,
Speaker 1: and that's that's the way they look at it. And
Speaker 1: so whenever you're thinking about the public perception of a person.
Speaker 1: That's why Joe Biden was never assassinated, because the media
Speaker 1: never deemed him assassination worthy. And that's whenever you have
Speaker 1: an assassin assassination worthy kind of president like Trump, and
Speaker 1: you see it all over the news, he's such this,
Speaker 1: he's such a that. Well, now, whenever this person goes
Speaker 1: and tries to assassinate Trump, or these people try and
Speaker 1: go and assassinate Trump, they feel like they're doing it
Speaker 1: on behalf of the people that won't go and do it,
Speaker 1: and so really all mind game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 2: They tried portraying him in the best light possible until
Speaker 2: they couldn't hide it anymore. Then they tried showing Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris as being like.
Speaker 3: Exactly what America needs.
Speaker 2: Speaking of which, did you just see her the last
Speaker 2: time she had a speaking engagement. She showed up so drunk,
Speaker 2: and she went into this tirade about her using uber
Speaker 2: eats to get a bag of Dorito's and then somehow
Speaker 2: made that correlation to AI and being and she was
Speaker 2: like laughing as she does, and she's like slurring and
Speaker 2: she like can't sit up straight. And then like pull
Speaker 2: it together for a second. Was talking about the consumer
Speaker 2: needs and how AI will bring us into the new age,
Speaker 2: and then when right.
Speaker 3: Back does learn I'm talking about her Doritos, and.
Speaker 2: It's like, bitch, can you get off of the bottle
Speaker 2: for two seconds and have a press conference?
Speaker 3: Holy shit.
Speaker 2: I would almost rather Hillary and her hot sauce over
Speaker 2: that fucking train wreck of a huge dude. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: be surprised if Harris makes a run for California governor,
Speaker 2: especially now that Gavin Newsom is more concerned with his
Speaker 2: podcast than he is running the state. That Malibu just
Speaker 2: had earthquakes, y'all, like a six point something earthquake. They
Speaker 2: still have, They're still recovering from the fires and mudslides
Speaker 2: and earthquakes. He is more focused on his fucking podcast.
Speaker 2: Nobody wanted that, by the way, Nobody, no consumer out
Speaker 2: there was like, God, you know what, we really wish
Speaker 2: we had Gavin Newsom podcasting with uh oh, what's his name.
Speaker 3: Steve Bannon?
Speaker 2: We need Steve Bannon on the Gavin Newsom show. We
Speaker 2: as consumers are thirsty for that type of relief. No,
Speaker 2: not a single fucking person wanted that, and he is
Speaker 2: so concerned with being a influencer type now that he
Speaker 2: has shirked his responsibilities as the leader of the state
Speaker 2: of California, and that's happening as we speak.
Speaker 1: It's amazing. I actually found an article from Newsweek that
Speaker 1: says Gavin Newsom's podcast backfires.
Speaker 2: No shit, Who could have ever seen that coming a
Speaker 2: mile away?
Speaker 5: Dude?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I.
Speaker 1: Mean it says Gavin Newsom's new podcast appears to be
Speaker 1: harming the public perception of the California governor. A survey
Speaker 1: of one thousand California voters conducted by Capitol Weekly found
Speaker 1: that twenty six percent said that their view of Newsom
Speaker 1: worsened after hearing clips from his recent podcast interview with
Speaker 1: conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. Meanwhile, thirteen percent said the podcast
Speaker 1: improved the perception of the Democratic governor, while fifty eight
Speaker 1: percent said it made no difference. So, yeah, you're getting
Speaker 1: I mean, you're you're trying to go out there and
Speaker 1: seem like a normal human being. That's the problem.
Speaker 2: These people are so far like pulled away from their
Speaker 2: human nature. Yeah, they don't know how to speak like
Speaker 2: a human you know, like try having a regular conversation
Speaker 2: with Barack Obama, like it's I actually think that he's
Speaker 2: a fembot to be I think that he's probably a
Speaker 2: fembot and he.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't think that any of these
Speaker 1: people are actually real. Like you're not going to get
Speaker 1: real conversation back and forth, you're gonna get my fellow Americans.
Speaker 1: And it's like it's fucking charade, Like none of these
Speaker 1: people are not real.
Speaker 2: The idea of give the people what they want, I
Speaker 2: at least could understand this. I disagree in certain regards
Speaker 2: because these they don't know what the people want, like
Speaker 2: at all.
Speaker 3: If even for a split.
Speaker 2: Second Gavin Newsome honestly believe that the people wanted to
Speaker 2: hear his stupid fucking mouth as a podcast, then he
Speaker 2: really has lost touch with all a semblance of reality,
Speaker 2: which I mean, we already knew. He was standing in
Speaker 2: front of a burning building telling a woman he was
Speaker 2: on the phone with Joe Biden and then showed that
Speaker 2: his phone was locked. He's yeah, it's embarrassing, it really is.
Speaker 2: He is an embarrassment to humanity and to the state
Speaker 2: of California, which I mean, it's a low bar y'all,
Speaker 2: but god, he just shoved it even further down.
Speaker 3: It's insane.
Speaker 1: But oh that right. I forgot that he had fucking
Speaker 1: Marshawn Lynch as his co host.
Speaker 2: Oh so that's the pool he had beast mode. I
Speaker 2: would I would listen to a podcast with Marshawn Lynch,
Speaker 2: but if Gavin Newsom's associated with it, I would not
Speaker 2: even waste a second of my life on that, because
Speaker 2: that's a second I could never get back.
Speaker 1: Dude, Well, that's the thing. It's a political stunt. Like
Speaker 1: I think that Gavin Newsom and Marshawn Lynch are going
Speaker 1: to be hanging out and smoking dubes on the side. No, dude,
Speaker 1: that shit's not going on, and that that's the thing.
Speaker 1: They always try and get people like that. They get
Speaker 1: the people that are almost like mascots of the country.
Speaker 1: Everybody loves Marshawn Lynch, Marshawn Lynch, just like everybody loves
Speaker 1: Snoop Dogg, and everybody loves, you know, like characters like this,
Speaker 1: who are I mean, maybe at one point in time
Speaker 1: they were really popular for doing what they were good at,
Speaker 1: you know, Snoop Dogg.
Speaker 2: I don't necessarily think that he's that much of a
Speaker 2: rapper anymore. Let's just be real. It's the same thing
Speaker 2: with Beast Moode. He hasn't played football in seven or
Speaker 2: eight years or whatever it was. So they did like
Speaker 2: Snoop Dogg's Rastafarian album. He came out with a couple
Speaker 2: of years ago that was actually pretty dope. But I
Speaker 2: also love reggae music, so maybe I'm a bit biased. Well,
Speaker 2: good for you, but the majority I've never heard.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that he came out with a reggae
Speaker 1: alga album, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Haven Leon, Dude, he kept thinking he was like the
Speaker 2: reincarnation of Bob Marley, and.
Speaker 1: Shit, I just I don't buy any of it anymore.
Speaker 7: Dude.
Speaker 1: I like, if Snoop Dogg comes out with anything, I'm like, oh,
Speaker 1: they want us, They want us to follow blindly on
Speaker 1: a lot of this shit, like you know, just like
Speaker 1: how he got with Martha.
Speaker 2: Stewart, I'm just like, oh yeah, I mean they're both
Speaker 2: quote unquote thugs and felons. Even though Martha Stewart served
Speaker 2: more jail time than Snoop did and kept her.
Speaker 3: Mouth shut, I might add, she's a og with it.
Speaker 1: They're pro these people until they're against these people and
Speaker 1: it hmes even reversely, so like think about that movie,
Speaker 1: was it fifty first Dates with Adam Sandler and Drew
Speaker 1: Berrymore right, they kept on going back because remember Adam
Speaker 1: Sandler kept on having to show her like this is
Speaker 1: what happened, This is what happened. It was always in
Speaker 1: the news right well that in that scenario they were
Speaker 1: painting Snoop Dogg as just this crazy lunatic who couldn't
Speaker 1: get off the weed. And it's like, oh, Snoop Dogg
Speaker 1: is sobering up. The next news article, he's back on
Speaker 1: the weed again. He's crazy and you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So they'll they'll take you and drag your public image.
Speaker 1: So whenever your whenever they're taking your image and boost
Speaker 1: it up, that's whenever you know that they're being controlled.
Speaker 1: And if you're controlled, I want nothing to do with you.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Like Snoop Dogg, I want nothing to do
Speaker 1: with you. I know that you're being controlled. I know
Speaker 1: that you sold out. Same thing with Marshawn Lynch. It's
Speaker 1: the same old fucking song and dance, yep.
Speaker 2: And to that point, the Serbian government, the Serbian media
Speaker 2: is still promoting these dudes. Is if they are like
Speaker 2: the saviors of Serbia needs right now, a sixth of
Speaker 2: the country is showing up to say no, it's not
Speaker 2: we don't even we want a whole new transitional government
Speaker 2: so we can have How about just fair and free elections.
Speaker 2: How about we get ourselves right on track here. But
Speaker 2: the media is telling them what we heard you say
Speaker 2: was you need to re elect this guy. Right, That's
Speaker 2: what's going down there, which is why they have seen like, Okay,
Speaker 2: we can't beat them in the polls, we're gonna have
Speaker 2: to take a little bit of a different type of action.
Speaker 1: Well, and just to build on top of the Snoop
Speaker 1: Dogg and Marshawn Lynch kind of shit, they're doing the
Speaker 1: same thing with Rob Grenkow Like think.
Speaker 3: Gronk is annoying as fuck to me, dude.
Speaker 1: He's annoying. He's dumber than fuck. Yeah, and they're trying
Speaker 1: to put him out there.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 1: They had him have stints in the stints in the WWE,
Speaker 1: he had stints whenever with the the New Year's Rock
Speaker 1: and Eve and like all this weird shit where he
Speaker 1: doesn't necessarily belong. He's not good behind the microphone he's
Speaker 1: not very bright. I mean, even dating back to the NFL,
Speaker 1: whenever he was playing with Brady, he didn't know the playbook.
Speaker 1: Like Brady would call the play in the huddle and
Speaker 1: then he would say and then he would look over
Speaker 1: at Gronk and be like, hey, Gronk, run a five
Speaker 1: yard out, and like he didn't know what the fucking
Speaker 1: playbook was. And so you get these mindless puppets, these
Speaker 1: little dance and monkeys that will just do whatever you
Speaker 1: tell them to because it's it's all about pulling the
Speaker 1: public perception. Oh look we got Gronk, so we're obviously cool.
Speaker 1: Oh look we got marshaw On, we're cool. Now you
Speaker 1: can listen to us. Oh we got Snoop Dogg. Everybody
Speaker 1: loves Snoop Dogg. That means you're gonna listen to us.
Speaker 1: It's the brainwashing. These are puppy it's a brainwash.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and we not just us, but are good cult members.
Speaker 2: And a lot of the American people have started to
Speaker 2: wake up to that fact. And in Serbia, the I
Speaker 2: would say the growing majority of the citizenship has woken
Speaker 2: up to this fact and they don't want the mindless
Speaker 2: puppets in there anymore. They want their own voices.
Speaker 3: To be heard.
Speaker 2: I know, shocker that a quote unquote democracy, the people
Speaker 2: would want to be heard in that regard.
Speaker 3: But you know, that's just how we go here.
Speaker 1: I mean, how did Zelensky get into that position? That
Speaker 1: country love him?
Speaker 3: They did.
Speaker 2: The country loved him until there was a war going on.
Speaker 2: And now people are saying that he didn't hold an election,
Speaker 2: therefore he's now a dictator. That's I understand where they're
Speaker 2: coming from on this. However, the entire country is still
Speaker 2: under martial law. So in that time and place, you are,
Speaker 2: as a leader in that country, per their constitution, allowed
Speaker 2: to bypass an election until the situation is resolved, then
Speaker 2: hold one. Now we will see if they actually hold
Speaker 2: one when the situation calms down. I have a weird
Speaker 2: feeling there's gonna be more laws and more stipulations and
Speaker 2: more things to keep him in power for longer. But
Speaker 2: I don't believe the Ukrainian people want him in that
Speaker 2: position anymore either.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that certain tactics, like martial law, you
Speaker 1: can abuse that privilege, and I think that that's probably
Speaker 1: what a lot of people are thinking that he's doing,
Speaker 1: is that he's abusing that privilege. You think about it.
Speaker 1: I mean Trump was trying to get putin to the
Speaker 1: table and Zelensky was over there trying to form a
Speaker 1: new NATO, you know, like without America. It's like, this
Speaker 1: guy is not anti war, he doesn't want the war
Speaker 1: to stop. It's like, no, everybody on the Democratic side,
Speaker 1: they're all of a sudden, fucking George.
Speaker 2: Bush all over again, like the same guy, Eminem. You
Speaker 2: were out there, fuck Bush and he's all pro war
Speaker 2: and all this other shit.
Speaker 1: Why you why aren't you.
Speaker 2: Calling out and rapping about how your people are now
Speaker 2: pro war. Your people are trying to send their sons
Speaker 2: and daughters, Your sons and daughters to war. You're not
Speaker 2: gonna have any issue with that because it's blue no
Speaker 2: matter who.
Speaker 1: And that's where these people are so fucked in the head.
Speaker 1: They don't have any two brain cells to rub together
Speaker 1: to form their own thought. And it's just about, well,
Speaker 1: my people are doing this, that's what team I'm on.
Speaker 1: It's preten dumb.
Speaker 2: And so that's the thing the Serbian people are not.
Speaker 2: They're not going about it the same way here, right,
Speaker 2: They've seen what happens when they try to do things
Speaker 2: a correct way and the government completely shoves into the side.
Speaker 2: So now they've protested to the tune of getting again.
Speaker 2: They're not under martial law, they can hold elections. That's
Speaker 2: not the situation here. The situation is that they are
Speaker 2: peacefully protesting and getting smacked of direct energy weapons. And
Speaker 2: this whole protest stemmed from that train station getting shut
Speaker 2: down or collapsing on these people, and it was just
Speaker 2: blatantly shown how much this is government fraud and corruption.
Speaker 3: So now let's continue a little bit longer on this video.
Speaker 3: We're not playing the whole thing, but let's go.
Speaker 5: This is not the only sign that the Serbia is
Speaker 5: not working as planned. Just two weeks ago, there was
Speaker 5: a resolution at the UN condemning the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Speaker 5: Serbia shocked the world when it voted in support of
Speaker 5: Ukraine condemning the invasion. You see, the Serbian administration is
Speaker 5: a lot more pro Russia than many of us would like,
Speaker 5: and that meant that this vote was shocking even to
Speaker 5: the Russians. But then we quickly got a clarification from
Speaker 5: the Serbian president himself. This was the statement he put
Speaker 5: out and I quote, I believe that Serbia made a
Speaker 5: mistake today. I apologize to the citizen of Serbia for that,
Speaker 5: and I take the blame because I was probably tired
Speaker 5: and overwhelmed.
Speaker 2: Now, okay, so now let's break that down a little
Speaker 2: bit longer or further, shall we, So to break into
Speaker 2: what just said, the Serbian government is a lot more
Speaker 2: pro Russian than what people really want to acknowledge. Right,
Speaker 2: it's very clear to see which country side with Putin
Speaker 2: and which country side with not Putin. I'm not even
Speaker 2: saying Zelenski, just how about not the Russian invasion, just anything.
Speaker 2: But Serbia is very pro Russian in this regard. So
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks ago, Serbian president actually went in
Speaker 2: and voted against Russia. He immediately apologized and said, oops,
Speaker 2: I clicked the wrong button. I was I was probably
Speaker 2: tired that day. I didn't know what I was doing.
Speaker 3: That shows you how much they capitulate.
Speaker 2: He realized he just pissed off Big Daddy Putin on
Speaker 2: that one, and that.
Speaker 3: Is not good.
Speaker 1: That sounds like John Ceno whenever he said one thing
Speaker 1: against China, and then he went on to make this
Speaker 1: big dramatic apology towards the Chinese people, and it's like, oh,
Speaker 1: tell me who you're for. Without telling me who you're for,
Speaker 1: who's controlling you?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 3: Absolutely So.
Speaker 2: This is an article by World News. Serbia's president apologizes
Speaker 2: for accidentally backing Ukraine's UN resolution. I was probably tired. Now,
Speaker 2: let's dive into this one a little bit here.
Speaker 1: This one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, whoopsie.
Speaker 1: Serbia's president blamed being tired for accidentally backing a Ukrainian
Speaker 1: resolution at the UN General Assembly that blames Moscow for
Speaker 1: the Ukraine War. President to Alexander Vuchich, who maintains good
Speaker 1: relations with Russia, walked back his support, saying he was
Speaker 1: supposed to join the sixty five nations who abstained from
Speaker 1: the vote on Monday calling for Russia to immediately, completely
Speaker 1: and unconditionally withdraw of all of its military forces from Ukraine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was sixty five countries that said, you know what,
Speaker 2: we're not even going to vote on this one.
Speaker 3: We're just gonna we're just gonna not come in that day.
Speaker 2: There was a list of countries that supported it, saying
Speaker 2: Russia go the fuck back home. There was a list
Speaker 2: of countries saying, listen, that's Russia's rightful land.
Speaker 3: And instead of abstaining like he should have done like
Speaker 3: a good boy.
Speaker 2: He accidentally showed up that day and accidentally decided to say, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: this is a completely Russia thing. Moscow started it, and
Speaker 2: we have to get to the bottom of it. Russia
Speaker 2: go back home. And then he's like, uh oh uh uh.
Speaker 2: I meant I was really tired. I didn't know what
Speaker 2: I was doing.
Speaker 1: He made a little poopy pants in his neckwhere he goes.
Speaker 1: I believe that Serbia made a mistake today. I apologize
Speaker 1: to the citizens of Serbia for that, and I take
Speaker 1: blame for that because I was probably tired and overwhelmed,
Speaker 1: he told Serbia's public broadcaster RTS.
Speaker 2: Which is one hundred percent their mainstream media and their
Speaker 2: propaganda machine. But let's continue reading here.
Speaker 1: Serbia has maintained strong cultural and economic ties with Russia,
Speaker 1: with the Balkan country relying heavily on Moscow for its
Speaker 1: gas supply. Vuchich said he didn't want Serbia to appear
Speaker 1: to pander to any superpower, With Serbia also abstaining from
Speaker 1: the US backed Security Council resolution calling for an end
Speaker 1: to the war without naming Russia as the aggressor. Despite
Speaker 1: its decision to invade Ukraine. The Balkan has reported or
Speaker 1: has repeatedly tried to tiptoe between maintaining good relations with
Speaker 1: Russia while also trying to win favor from the European Union,
Speaker 1: which Serbia has been trying to join since two thousand
Speaker 1: and nine. Vuchich said he expected his vote would likely
Speaker 1: cause him to lose favor or political points in the EU.
Speaker 1: Oh I don't want that.
Speaker 2: Oh god, yeah, especially as you're trying to gain favor
Speaker 2: with them, making a decision and then walking it back
Speaker 2: like the next day. Yeah, I'm sure that's gonna win
Speaker 2: you a lot of EU points there, my boy.
Speaker 1: The Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peskov said Moscow was aware of
Speaker 1: Vuchik's error and accepted his apology. Of course we heard it.
Speaker 1: Of course we accepted it, Peskov said in a statement. Indeed,
Speaker 1: technical errors do happen, and of course such a prompt
Speaker 1: reaction from the head of the state is very appealing
Speaker 1: to us. He knows that it wasn't a fucking mistake,
Speaker 1: he knows that he threatened him, and he's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: we know, like he's agreed to these terms. Now that
Speaker 1: he understands the mistake that he made because he saw
Speaker 1: that we had a missile, a fucking nuclear warhead pointed
Speaker 1: right at his house if he was to step out
Speaker 1: of line or some shit like.
Speaker 2: That, or turn off the gas lines to his country.
Speaker 2: Serbia can't survive without Russian gas right now. Maybe one
Speaker 2: day they can, but not right now, especially with the
Speaker 2: systemic fraud that there has been within the government and
Speaker 2: the Putin dick riding by these fucks. So basically, he
Speaker 2: decided to go against his source for gas and oil,
Speaker 2: and then Russia's like, you sure you want to be
Speaker 2: about that life? You understand we can starve you out
Speaker 2: of fuel right now and we will not feel that.
Speaker 3: Listen, y'all. I was tired. I was so tired. I
Speaker 3: pressed the wrong button.
Speaker 2: It's an accident, of course, Like ah, of course, technical
Speaker 2: editors happened, right, do we understand? We get it. You're good.
Speaker 2: You apologize publicly. You bent over and showed your ass
Speaker 2: so we could mount you publicly. We're good now, that's
Speaker 2: exactly what happened.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. The UN General Assembly rocked the world
Speaker 1: after the US joined eighteen other nations, including Russia and
Speaker 1: voting against the Ukrainian resolution. President Trump has committed to
Speaker 1: ending the Russia Ukraine War and to a resolution that
Speaker 1: leads to a lasting piece, not just a temporary, temporary pause,
Speaker 1: says Marco Rubio.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, a lot of flak was given to Trump for
Speaker 2: this one until Ukraine was okay with playing ball, so
Speaker 2: America I eat. Trump basically said that, like Ukraine had
Speaker 2: put up a couple of ideas of things and stuff,
Speaker 2: and America was like, no, fuck you, Like, if you're
Speaker 2: not gonna play ball by our mental rights, we're not
Speaker 2: gonna play ball your way, Like we want the war
Speaker 2: to end for sure, but you're gonna you're gonna pay
Speaker 2: us back for what we gave you.
Speaker 3: And if you can't do it through money, you could
Speaker 3: do it through minerals.
Speaker 2: That was when Zelenski came to America and had his
Speaker 2: little tet to tet in the Oval office, then tried
Speaker 2: going over and having a NATO without us, only to
Speaker 2: find that there's not much that the rest of NATO
Speaker 2: can actually give him to help him. Then the following
Speaker 2: like two days later, let out the statement like okay, America,
Speaker 2: we're ready, We'll do it your way. We're sorry we
Speaker 2: made a mistake. We would like America's support. We very
Speaker 2: much went the end of the war, and Trump's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what the fuck I thought.
Speaker 1: Zelenski just reminds me from from Rick and Morty. Zelensky
Speaker 1: just reminds me of mister Poopy but Hooley, Like, that's
Speaker 1: Zelensky in a nutshell, just so fucking dumb. Kay, what
Speaker 1: do we got here?
Speaker 3: Actually, you know, we'll play a little bit more of
Speaker 3: this video.
Speaker 2: Here was talking about how he walked it back, and
Speaker 2: I like the way he analyzed the next part, So
Speaker 2: let's listen.
Speaker 5: In Now this apology seems so less to words. The
Speaker 5: Serbian citizens and more towards the Russian dictator m h.
Speaker 5: Serbia lated did change its vote, but I wonder if
Speaker 5: the Serbian citizens and more towards the Russian dictator Serbia
Speaker 5: lated did change its vote. But I wonder if Persian
Speaker 5: and Vuchik is going to give the same option to
Speaker 5: the Serbians who voted to elect him. Anyways, all this
Speaker 5: brings us to yesterday, when the Countryside's one of the
Speaker 5: biggest protests in its history. More than a million people
Speaker 5: took to the street and many had very specific demands
Speaker 5: for the president to step down.
Speaker 7: I'd like to see a change of regime change, but
Speaker 7: that is, as the English would say, a long shot
Speaker 7: and it's difficult to achieve. But today we will demonstrate
Speaker 7: our descent to show how many people will be there,
Speaker 7: to show what we're striving for, for a normal state,
Speaker 7: a state of law without corruption, lying, media pressure, persecution, expulsion,
Speaker 7: unjust sentencing and so on.
Speaker 1: We're hoping for the best.
Speaker 7: What will happen, No one knows.
Speaker 6: We've gathered in the streets primarily to express the discontent
Speaker 6: we've built up over the years of dictatorship, anarchy and corruption.
Speaker 6: And I hope that this gathering will remain and above
Speaker 6: all peaceful and dignified.
Speaker 2: And you hear that from the protesters themselves. Look at
Speaker 2: these people in the streets right now. There's flairs going
Speaker 2: off road flares and things like that, and pictures being taken.
Speaker 2: No fires, no looting is happening, and every one of
Speaker 2: the protesters is proud of their country. They wanted to
Speaker 2: stay peaceful, they wanted to stay coherent, but they want
Speaker 2: the government to hear their message one hundred percent.
Speaker 5: Now. President Vuchik has tried many different ways to discredit
Speaker 5: the protesters, from saying that protests are being used by
Speaker 5: the opposition party in Serbia to claiming that these protesters
Speaker 5: are being paid by Western intelligence agencies, of course, when
Speaker 5: in reality none of that is true, because think about it,
Speaker 5: if Western agencies had the kind of pull to get
Speaker 5: one million Serbians on the street to protest against the president,
Speaker 5: then that president would not have won the election to
Speaker 5: begin with. But even though these statements are not true,
Speaker 5: they have played a big role in the protest. Many
Speaker 5: pro government groups have started attacking the peaceful protesters after
Speaker 5: President's statement. In one instant, we even had someone drive
Speaker 5: a car straight into protesters, injuring one of them. Now
Speaker 5: only time will tell if President Bujik will step down
Speaker 5: or not, but the protest seems to be growing with
Speaker 5: every passing day. All the while the Serbian people are
Speaker 5: trying to kick out a pro Russian president, other countries
Speaker 5: in Europe are also waking up to Russia's aggression. Here
Speaker 5: we have the president of the Yurokian Commission sharing the
Speaker 5: truth with the whole world. Putin has proven time and
Speaker 5: time again that he is a hostile neighbor. He'll keep attacking.
Speaker 5: He cannot be trusted. Let's watch this clip.
Speaker 9: Putin has proven time and again that he is a
Speaker 9: hostile neighbor. He cannot be trusted, he can only be deterred.
Speaker 9: And we know that Russia's military complex is out producing ours.
Speaker 9: If we look at the military expenditure in real terms,
Speaker 9: the Kremlin is spending more than all of Europe combined.
Speaker 9: Europe's production is still on a lower order of magnitude
Speaker 9: and beyond traditional capabilities. The range of threats that we
Speaker 9: face is getting broader by the day. I know that
Speaker 9: the European Parliament argued for years that Europe needs to
Speaker 9: do more, and you were absolutely right. And this is
Speaker 9: more dangerous today the era we live in, so Europe
Speaker 9: really needs to step up.
Speaker 5: I think this statement just head too close to home
Speaker 5: for Russia, because we had the Russian Russian Foreign Minister
Speaker 5: Sergei Labrau come out hurling personal insult towards the President
Speaker 5: of the European Commission. This is how you know they're
Speaker 5: losing the argument, because they start attacking the person instead
Speaker 5: of the argument.
Speaker 8: S Orsula is mobilizing everybody, mobilizing everybody to remilitarize Europe.
Speaker 5: Now it's kind of ironic. That Russia is worried about
Speaker 5: Europe mobilizing more people, when in reality, Russia has an
Speaker 5: army of one point six million people, while Russian population
Speaker 5: is only one hundred and forty million people. On the
Speaker 5: other hand, Europe has a population of more than five
Speaker 5: hundred million people, and it's army, the combined army of
Speaker 5: all European countries is only one point five million personnel.
Speaker 2: All right, So they're about to go into more of
Speaker 2: a breakdown of the Russia situation. We've done it there,
Speaker 2: you know, a pretty decent job of doing that. But
Speaker 2: the people do not want a Russian puppet as they're
Speaker 2: president in Serbia. That's the entire point here. So I
Speaker 2: got an Associated Press article pulled up here. It says
Speaker 2: why people are protesting over a deadly roof collapse in Serbia,
Speaker 2: and they do a very good job of breaking it
Speaker 2: all down here, even further than we already have. This
Speaker 2: article was written on November twenty first of last year,
Speaker 2: as a matter of fact, right after the collapse happened,
Speaker 2: and when the protests started. Now this I'm sorry, last
Speaker 2: week they got to one point two million protesters in
Speaker 2: the streets. Okay, when this article was written. It was
Speaker 2: nothing near that. It was tens of thousands. They have
Speaker 2: now grown over a million. But let's read on here
Speaker 2: it says. In Belgrade, Serbia, the deadly collapse of a
Speaker 2: concrete roof at a rail station in Serbia has raised
Speaker 2: tensions across the Balkan country, fueling widespread anger towards the
Speaker 2: government and protests after the failure claimed fifteen lives in
Speaker 2: the northern city of Novasad. The station, a major hub,
Speaker 2: was recently renovated as part of the Serbian Chinese partnership.
Speaker 2: Critics alleged the corruption, poor oversight, and inadequate construction were
Speaker 2: contributed to the November first tragedy. Officials have offered conflicting
Speaker 2: information about whether the roof was part of the renovation,
Speaker 2: and its maintenance is under scrutiny. So then, of course,
Speaker 2: the initial story being pushed out by the mainstream narrative
Speaker 2: was well, listen, that roof wasn't even a part of
Speaker 2: the renovation I had, that had nothing to do with it,
Speaker 2: That had nothing to do with China. That just one
Speaker 2: of them random things that happened from time to time.
Speaker 2: It's not correct, one hundred percent not correct. You could
Speaker 2: look at pictures before and after. It absolutely was. The
Speaker 2: collapse became a flashpoint for broader dissatisfaction with Serbia's authoritarian rule,
Speaker 2: reflecting growing public demands for transparency, while the country undertakes
Speaker 2: large infrastructure projects, mostly with the Chinese state companies.
Speaker 3: That's the other side of this.
Speaker 2: This wasn't the only Chinese ran facelift that the country
Speaker 2: has been seeing. They have been seeing a lot of them,
Speaker 2: all a part of the Chinese Belt and Roade initiative, which, again,
Speaker 2: the amount of money that is being spent versus the
Speaker 2: amount of money that's being used is very very telling
Speaker 2: as far as where the corruption lies, and all roads
Speaker 2: lead back to the actual authorities and the powers that be.
Speaker 3: So so it's possible.
Speaker 1: Is it possible that China had something to do with
Speaker 1: arming the Serbian government with those sound cannons.
Speaker 3: It's very possible. It's very possible.
Speaker 2: I could equally see it being China, I could equally
Speaker 2: see it being Russia.
Speaker 1: Interesting. Yeah, I was just looking up just to try
Speaker 1: and get the Russian I was kind of ducked out
Speaker 1: there for a second, but looking out to see like
Speaker 1: what the Russian narrative is on this and they're so
Speaker 1: I pulled up RT actually Russian. Yeah yeah, and let
Speaker 1: me try and see if I can find that again. Yeah,
Speaker 1: here we go. Oh now it's not even fucking letting
Speaker 1: me open it. It says it's a banned website now
Speaker 1: on yandex by the way, the Russian Google. So they
Speaker 1: took it down. It's not even up there anymore, but
Speaker 1: it did. The title of it says Serbian protesters claim
Speaker 1: police used acoustic weapons, and from I was reading other
Speaker 1: articles or basically that it was saying that like, yeah,
Speaker 1: Russia and the US, we're really gonna look into this.
Speaker 1: We're gonna bring in the FBI, and we're gonna bring
Speaker 1: in our intelligence to go check out what's going on
Speaker 1: over in Serbia. And I'm like, oh, we're not already dogs, No,
Speaker 1: we are not.
Speaker 2: That's ridiculous. We'll say we will put on a good face,
Speaker 2: but that's the thing. Are we gonna be world police
Speaker 2: or are we gonna mine our business?
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, it's kind of like people want
Speaker 1: to basically get rid of the police, right, but as
Speaker 1: soon as a burglar breaks into your house, I guess
Speaker 1: you just who are you gonna call? Ghostbuster?
Speaker 3: Defund the police. All cops are bastards. Blop up up
Speaker 3: until you hear your window gets shattered in the middle
Speaker 3: of the night. Who are you calling?
Speaker 2: You're calling your local drug dealer, you're your local street
Speaker 2: captain to handle this problem?
Speaker 3: Or are you calling nine to one one fucking retards?
Speaker 3: That's that's exactly what this is.
Speaker 1: Why don't you, uh, why don't you get the transgenders
Speaker 1: who are reading story time to the kids to come
Speaker 1: in and help you over there? Then?
Speaker 2: Yep, all right, so now let's read a little further here.
Speaker 2: What do we know about the collapse?
Speaker 3: Very little.
Speaker 2: The rail station was built in nineteen sixty four and
Speaker 2: renovated twice in recent years as part of a wider
Speaker 2: deal between China, Serbia, and Hungary to establish a fast
Speaker 2: rail connection between Belgrade and Budapest. Initially, authorities said the
Speaker 2: outer roof was not renovated during the work on the station,
Speaker 2: but they gave no explanation for why. Later experts denied that,
Speaker 2: and images emerged that suggests at least some of the
Speaker 2: roof work was done after all. So again the main
Speaker 2: narrative being pushed out by their mainstream media immediately once
Speaker 2: it was discovered when you pull up pictures that can't
Speaker 2: lie about before and after the renovation, it was very
Speaker 2: clear that they were lying to the people, which is
Speaker 2: another reason why this protest has been sparked in this way. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they want that use for themselves and they just want
Speaker 2: the countries right, and they want to make sure that
Speaker 2: they are not to blame for this right. Look, buildings
Speaker 2: come down every day. This is just one of those
Speaker 2: random things. That roof wasn't even built on by the Chinese.
Speaker 2: They were on the other side of the building. Uh No,
Speaker 2: they weren't. Absolutely was where they were working. Uh uh.
Speaker 3: And there you go.
Speaker 1: Now we have protests get rid of taxes. If there
Speaker 1: were no taxes, this level of corruption wouldn't be happening.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: It seems to be pretty you know, but we need roads,
Speaker 1: we need schools.
Speaker 2: We need police departments. I mean, well, you know, we
Speaker 2: gave you a toy. We we you know, you had
Speaker 2: the trust of the American people or the people of
Speaker 2: Serbia cover Serbia.
Speaker 1: And you fucking abused it. So now you get that
Speaker 1: toy taken away from you. Like that's how it should work.
Speaker 1: It's a very given take, you know, and and wasn't it.
Speaker 1: And I know that this is kind of an American thing,
Speaker 1: but in the constitution the uh, the government is supposed
Speaker 1: to fear its people, not the other way around. And
Speaker 1: I am married the same the people of Serbia probably
Speaker 1: hope that it's the same way agreed.
Speaker 2: And like we were learning that video we were watching earlier,
Speaker 2: it goes on to say that one of the protesters
Speaker 2: demand has been to make public alle documentation in connection
Speaker 2: with the reconstruction project, and of course that's not gonna
Speaker 2: happen because that would show not only the blueprints of
Speaker 2: where they were working, the shoddy workmanship that was done
Speaker 2: in that area, but also where that excess money just
Speaker 2: happened to wind up. We can't have that, absolutely can't
Speaker 2: have that. So again, the protesters are not making crazy
Speaker 2: demands here. They're asking for the very basics of honesty
Speaker 2: and transparency, like the very top surface level of it.
Speaker 1: I mean, at least at least try to lie, at
Speaker 1: least try and cover your shit up. You're just like, ah,
Speaker 1: you know what, we don't fear our we don't fear
Speaker 1: our people at all. We're just gonna take the sixty
Speaker 1: four million euro hand it over. We're gonna say we
Speaker 1: build a train station, whatever you know, maybe add a
Speaker 1: couple of two by fours and call it a day.
Speaker 2: Absolutely now has a Serbian people had an investigation. There
Speaker 2: has been kind of authorities open to probe immediately after
Speaker 2: the collapse, promising it would be thorough and it would
Speaker 2: not spare anyone regardless of position. On Thursday, this back
Speaker 2: in November, by the way, eleven people were detained. The suspects,
Speaker 2: who have not been identified, face charges quote of committing
Speaker 2: criminal acts against public security, causing public danger, an irregular
Speaker 2: and irregular conducting of construction work, the Higher Prosecutor's Office
Speaker 2: and Novasad said in a statement. Serbia media reported that
Speaker 2: Gore and Vessik, who resigned as construction minister after the collapse,
Speaker 2: was among those detained. So basically they were trying to
Speaker 2: find the corruption at the top. They found it and
Speaker 2: homeboy ran for the hills. Prosecutors said earlier that several
Speaker 2: dozen people had been questioned. The only information about the
Speaker 2: investigation so far has come from the Serbian media, which
Speaker 2: published unconfirmed reports about the companies involved with the reconstruction.
Speaker 3: And again it's Serbian media. You can't trust them.
Speaker 2: The Serbian people don't trust them, so why are people protesting?
Speaker 2: And again this was the very early stages of the protest,
Speaker 2: long before it got to this point now where the
Speaker 2: Prime Minister down and shit. In the first days after
Speaker 2: the tragedy, Serbians protested mostly in silence, holding vigils for victims,
Speaker 2: But as time passed, grief gave way to anger, leading
Speaker 2: to a wave of demonstrations and various locations and by
Speaker 2: different groups. Most recently, protesters blocked a courthouse in Novasad
Speaker 2: demanding that judicial authorities do their job. Riot police pushed
Speaker 2: them away from the entrance, which led to scuffles and
Speaker 2: a two way standoff. This week, chants such as corruption
Speaker 2: kills also marked the protests as demanded these dissolutions of
Speaker 2: the entire government over the tragedy. Protesters left symbolic handprints
Speaker 2: and red paint on government buildings, accusing authorities of having
Speaker 2: blood on their hands. That'd be these red gloves. You
Speaker 2: see a lot of pictures of. Now, how did authorities
Speaker 2: man get out here?
Speaker 3: Ap?
Speaker 1: You know what it is that they're just saying, just
Speaker 1: go do your job. It seems like such a simple philosophy.
Speaker 1: Just go do your job, do what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 1: It's like you remember that movie Brink, whenever the little
Speaker 1: sister had to give them a little just skate, just go,
Speaker 1: just go skate, skate better, just skate better.
Speaker 3: Was Yeah, I was critical too much.
Speaker 1: That's amazing.
Speaker 2: How these little easy philosophies, if you just follow them and.
Speaker 1: Do your job, just skate better. Yeah, that's that's really
Speaker 1: all you need.
Speaker 2: Just do better. Like it's it's really so simple. But
Speaker 2: they are just kind of like mah nah.
Speaker 3: So how do authorities react to the protests?
Speaker 2: And again this was the early stage of the protest
Speaker 2: where some red handprints was about it. Analysts say the
Speaker 2: government has sought to cushion the damage to its image
Speaker 2: by prolonging the investigation and apparently hoping that the public
Speaker 2: anger will ease as time goes by. Their response to
Speaker 2: it was to do nothing and hope that this blows over.
Speaker 2: It's a bold strategy, bold strategic cotton, and it has
Speaker 2: not worked out for them.
Speaker 3: If anything, it is only intensified Serbian authorities.
Speaker 2: President Alexander Votchik has repeatedly urged calm and called uh yeah,
Speaker 2: urged calm and called on people to trust institutions. The
Speaker 2: very institutions that none of them trust anymore. He has
Speaker 2: said the investigation is complicated and takes time, but Volchik
Speaker 2: also said that responsibly the responsibility cannot be avoided.
Speaker 3: At the same time.
Speaker 2: Police detained several activists who took part in recent protests
Speaker 2: and warned that they would not tolerate any disruptions of
Speaker 2: public order, which is widely seen as an attempt to
Speaker 2: discourage people from protesting. Now that has led to one
Speaker 2: point two to one point three million people in a
Speaker 2: country with six point six million people taking to the
Speaker 2: streets in protests.
Speaker 3: I fucking love this. Now, let's talk about that Belton
Speaker 3: Road initiative here.
Speaker 2: Why is it so important that this gets pushed under wraps?
Speaker 2: Why is it so important that the government doesn't release
Speaker 2: any information about the money or who was.
Speaker 3: Paying for it, or who was doing the work.
Speaker 2: While it was a Chinese company rather than a Serbian company,
Speaker 2: you would think right that if it was a major
Speaker 2: project like this, you would want to infuse some of
Speaker 2: that wealth into your own country, maybe hire some local
Speaker 2: contractors to pick up.
Speaker 3: The job and all these things.
Speaker 1: Why was it Chinese.
Speaker 3: People that were doing this? Well?
Speaker 2: Why are China and Serbia trading teaming up on a
Speaker 2: construction project by building roads, railways, and other infrastructure. Serbia
Speaker 2: seeks to enhance its transportation links with neighboring states, while
Speaker 2: China seeks to strengthen its economic footprint in Europe. Serbia
Speaker 2: and China negotiate agreements mostly on a government level, without
Speaker 2: the participation of outside bidders. China State or Chinese state
Speaker 2: banks frequently provide loans to fund those projects. These loans
Speaker 2: may come with strings attached, such as mandatory involvement of
Speaker 2: Chinese companies and their workers. Although such partnerships have brought
Speaker 2: billions of dollars in investments into the developing Bulkan economy,
Speaker 2: questions surrounding quality, safety, financial sustainability often remain, as highlighted
Speaker 2: by the roof collapse. The Chinese companies that took part
Speaker 2: in the reconstruction said the concrete canopy that collapse was
Speaker 2: not part.
Speaker 3: Of their work. Okay, So.
Speaker 2: Basically, you've got Chinese banks that are gonna fund this project,
Speaker 2: which is gonna benefit Serbia, but it's gonna mostly benefit China,
Speaker 2: and as a stipulation to that loan billions of dollars,
Speaker 2: it's saying being infused into the.
Speaker 3: Economy quote unquote.
Speaker 2: Billions of dollars in investments into the developing Balkan economy.
Speaker 2: Who do you think is actually benefiting from that investment?
Speaker 2: Are the local Serbians the six point six million people,
Speaker 2: Are they benefiting from the Chinese investment into the country. No, No,
Speaker 2: they're not the government that is signing those documents and
Speaker 2: making those backdoor deals happen. Do you think they're getting
Speaker 2: there a slice of the pie, not even a wet
Speaker 2: and of the beak, it's a full on slice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that makes a lot more sense to me.
Speaker 2: And then when the time comes to point, blame the
Speaker 2: Chinese companies, like, hey, we didn't even work on that
Speaker 2: section of the roof, even though the blueprints and diagrams
Speaker 2: would show they absolutely.
Speaker 1: Did so ridiculous. You know, whenever I'm I'm looking at
Speaker 1: this kind of stuff, dude, I'm just like, you know,
Speaker 1: at least like America is pretty good at hiding getting
Speaker 1: away with a lot of shit. You know what I'm
Speaker 1: saying this, at least try you don't even have to
Speaker 1: really do much research to try and find out and
Speaker 1: follow the money. Like it's it's right there, like like
Speaker 1: it's this isn't even like, oh my god, we uncovered something. No,
Speaker 1: like they're so they they literally give so little fucks
Speaker 1: about their public image and so little fucks about I
Speaker 1: mean just just people's opinion of them. Yeah, it doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: you know. And so that's why it's so out in
Speaker 1: the open, because what's the what's the Chinese government or
Speaker 1: what are the people of the of China gonna do
Speaker 1: about it? Well, you can't do shit about it. What
Speaker 1: are the people of or you gonna do about it?
Speaker 1: Are you gonna go protest? That's cute. We got sound
Speaker 1: cannons ro.
Speaker 2: That's the thing. Even them going and doing a peaceful protest.
Speaker 2: They're not tearing down buildings, they're not torching the city.
Speaker 2: They're out there just to show solidarity. And there's multiple
Speaker 2: different political parties that are in those streets right now,
Speaker 2: people with very differing views on things that they would
Speaker 2: consider political stigmas. Right it may not be gun rights
Speaker 2: or gay marriage or whatever the case may be, who
Speaker 2: knows what their political parties are affiliated with on the
Speaker 2: left and the right, in the center and all these things.
Speaker 3: It's very indicative of Serbia.
Speaker 2: Beside the point, there's no way that all one point
Speaker 2: two million people out there agree on one hundred percent
Speaker 2: of the status of what's going on right now, but
Speaker 2: they all can agree. Fuck the government for fucking over
Speaker 2: our people.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's beautiful. Are they a democratic government over there?
Speaker 3: Allegedly?
Speaker 2: I mean democratic government? Quote unquote? Might I refer back
Speaker 2: to the corruption chart? You know what I'm saying? It
Speaker 2: so like it's kind of like, yeah, it's it's democratically
Speaker 2: elected officials.
Speaker 3: But like when you only have one name on the
Speaker 3: ballot or.
Speaker 2: Maybe two, but they're both homeboys and now I mean
Speaker 2: homeboys behind closed doors. I mean they're openly like in
Speaker 2: a full bromance, and they say the same things. They
Speaker 2: just might have different letters by their names. I mean,
Speaker 2: what are we really talking about here?
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, I see, Okay, well it's a front of democracy.
Speaker 1: But you know, communism probably had its core.
Speaker 2: I mean, whenever you're getting like this and you're this
Speaker 2: deep in bed with China and that deep in bed
Speaker 2: with Putin, Like I'm not gonna say just China, gi,
Speaker 2: excuse me, not the Chinese people. When any government of
Speaker 2: any country's leaders are this tight with g and Putin,
Speaker 2: you could pretty much tell that it's going to be
Speaker 2: a overtly corrupt country. That's just I don't like that.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I know, Oh, I have my bias this year, but
Speaker 2: once again, one plus one still equals two in this bitch.
Speaker 3: So I don't know that saying with Biden Biden was
Speaker 3: tight with G. You remember that China Joe.
Speaker 2: Would we say that China Joe as he pardoned every
Speaker 2: member of his family on his last day of office,
Speaker 2: would we possibly say that China Joe was a bit
Speaker 2: corrupt and he was very in bed with G.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't. You might be going out on
Speaker 1: a limb saying that.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, but math still mass in my world, and
Speaker 2: one plus one equals two. I know I'm the asshole
Speaker 2: for that, but that's okay.
Speaker 3: It's okay anyway.
Speaker 2: And no, uh, We're gonna have some people comment and say,
Speaker 2: why does Jacob think Rush as a threat to America.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that Pot doesn't want to smoke of America.
Speaker 2: G is the threat to America, and he doesn't want
Speaker 2: the smoke in a military standpoint. He wants in a
Speaker 2: technocracy and then a business standpoint with America. That's my
Speaker 2: big push.
Speaker 1: Penda Penda, Penda. I got some than Atlanta.
Speaker 2: God future that dude there, all right, So we only
Speaker 2: got one more video to play here, and this is
Speaker 2: from one of the Serbian sources, to kind of give
Speaker 2: an overarching theme to what's going on with the politics here.
Speaker 2: Then we are going to circle it back to the
Speaker 2: direct energy weapons because it's no longer just peaceful protests.
Speaker 2: The government is now hurting their people because they are
Speaker 2: peacefully letting their voice be heard. But anyway, again, go
Speaker 2: let's paint even more of this picture, shall we.
Speaker 3: This is from a DW News.
Speaker 10: Serbia's prime minister has resigned after months of demonstrations across
Speaker 10: the country. Milos Vussevich announced he was stepping down with
Speaker 10: an appeal for calm, adding that his resignation was aimed
Speaker 10: at lowering tensions. Cities across Serbia have seen nearly daily
Speaker 10: protests since the collapse of a train station route in
Speaker 10: the northern city of Novi Sad in November. Fifteen people
Speaker 10: were killed back then.
Speaker 2: This picture is from January of this year. This isn't
Speaker 2: even the large protest, bro. So this shit's been going
Speaker 2: on for a hot minute since November. Every day since
Speaker 2: November and it's been growing. It is now to a
Speaker 2: level of one point two million as of this week.
Speaker 3: That's why they use the direct energy weapons.
Speaker 1: I mean, good on those people for sticking up for
Speaker 1: what they believe is right. I mean, look, I don't
Speaker 1: agree for with all protests. Not gonna lie. I think
Speaker 1: some protests are really fucking dumb, especially the ones that
Speaker 1: are in the United States. There are really lot there's
Speaker 1: a lot of dumb protests. But whenever you're campaigning on
Speaker 1: behalf of your state and you can get a pretty
Speaker 1: large percentage of your people to all agree on one thing,
Speaker 1: I mean that that's going to everybody else in your
Speaker 1: country is going to see that, and then it's gonna
Speaker 1: inspire other people to look into a little bit of
Speaker 1: the corruption. Maybe you want to go in protest because
Speaker 1: now you've bought into like, all right, we understand the
Speaker 1: government is absolutely corrupt. I mean good on that.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, absolutely, let's learn some more here. But I'm
Speaker 2: with you one hundred percent, dude. Whether you agree or disagree,
Speaker 2: or you suck Russian dick or you hate Putin or
Speaker 2: whatever the case, or g or whatever the case, fine, fine,
Speaker 2: you can't deny that the people are trying to let
Speaker 2: their voice be heard because it is not being heard
Speaker 2: in the polls, so they're going to make it heard physically.
Speaker 1: Let's go with Bennie Streets.
Speaker 10: Many blame the incident on corruption and poor construction oversight.
Speaker 10: The tragedy has become a flashpoint for wider discontent with
Speaker 10: the rule of the Serbian president Alexander Vucic. Take a
Speaker 10: closer look with DW correspondent Idri Seferi, who joins us
Speaker 10: from the Serbian capital, Belgrade. Ero, good to see you.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 10: The protests have been going on for over two months.
Speaker 10: Why did the Serbian Prime minister designed to step down now?
Speaker 4: Well, to clarify the lost protest yesterday was twenty four
Speaker 4: hours and it was a very very clear that in
Speaker 4: Serbia the protests were spreading national wise in most of
Speaker 4: the cities, but also in other sectors, like schools were blocked,
Speaker 4: students didn't go to universities for months, and last Friday
Speaker 4: people decided to boycott massively grocery stores, restaurants, and they
Speaker 4: went to protests and they didn't go to work. So
Speaker 4: the Prime Minister Bushevich said that he is withdrawing to
Speaker 4: try to make peace and dialog and try to unrise
Speaker 4: the tensions in the country, although this case it makes
Speaker 4: him also unclear if this will happen, as protesters seem
Speaker 4: like they want more answers about this incidents.
Speaker 10: Yeah, let's first look at what's for this anger the
Speaker 10: collapse of a train station roof Why did the people
Speaker 10: who then turned out a protest blame the government for it?
Speaker 4: Because the railway station was recently constructed and reconstructed by
Speaker 4: Chinese Concertsum and also the government invested a lot of
Speaker 4: money on it, trying to connect Belgrade Buddha Pest with
Speaker 4: fast rail, and it was the biggest success story of
Speaker 4: the government, at least advertised in years.
Speaker 7: But then.
Speaker 4: The collapse happened and it was discovered that some parts
Speaker 4: were not really done well and these documents were a secret.
Speaker 4: So protesters and students accused the government allegedly for corruption.
Speaker 4: A dozens of officials, including one ex minister who resigned
Speaker 4: back then, were arrested. But people of Serbia think that
Speaker 4: this was not enough and they asked that this government
Speaker 4: and also the rule in the way of ruling, should change.
Speaker 10: So we're seeing consequences today. Is this also going to
Speaker 10: ramp up the pressure on Serbian President Alexander Rutchich.
Speaker 8: You think.
Speaker 4: Most probably President Woochich keeps the ropes of most of
Speaker 4: the institutions in Serbia, is going to have a press
Speaker 4: conference later tonight at eight o'clock to address the nation.
Speaker 4: And also, if I can judge, according to social media,
Speaker 4: and what I read here is that people will not
Speaker 4: be happy with only prime minister resigning, as he's not
Speaker 4: seen as a key figure in the country, although legally
Speaker 4: he should be. But they are asking for more. There
Speaker 4: were requests from the opposition that Serbia should have a
Speaker 4: technical government that will lead the country towards free elections.
Speaker 4: As a lost elections have been criticized not only from
Speaker 4: local but also from international organizations who were monitoring the elections,
Speaker 4: and they have been accused for stealing down partly.
Speaker 2: Okay, so as we just heard the local guy, the
Speaker 2: correspondent say, the last few elections have been stolen and
Speaker 2: that's not even like up for debate.
Speaker 3: That's one hundred percent what has gone down here. Right
Speaker 3: then we.
Speaker 2: Also look at the fact that the people don't want
Speaker 2: just the prime minister resigning.
Speaker 3: They want an entire government overhaul.
Speaker 2: That is what they are shouting for at this time
Speaker 2: and constitutionally the prime minister should have a lead role
Speaker 2: in the government, but he doesn't somehow means or has
Speaker 2: more power than the prime minister, and per their constitution,
Speaker 2: that's not the way it's supposed to happen.
Speaker 3: So there is just.
Speaker 2: Level upon level upon level of corruption with extra corruption
Speaker 2: just sprinkled on. So the people have had enough.
Speaker 1: Oh, I mean, it's it's about time that there comes
Speaker 1: a change. And I think that, you know, I mean,
Speaker 1: I commend everybody of Serbia out there protesting seeing the
Speaker 1: government corruption from where they're at, they're getting screwed six
Speaker 1: ways to Sunday, it seems, you know, and uh and
Speaker 1: and it it's it's things like this that the rest
Speaker 1: of the world should really be paying attention to. Like
Speaker 1: this is what people can do whenever you spot corruption
Speaker 1: within your government. This is the voice that you can have,
Speaker 1: whenever you can get like, forget the insignificant differences that
Speaker 1: you have amongst your neighbors that should not in comparison
Speaker 1: to the government's ability to bend you over and have
Speaker 1: their way with you on a regular basis. Like forget
Speaker 1: you wanna like forget all this race baiting shit. Forget
Speaker 1: all this sex baiting shit, Forget like these stupid little
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm not trying to degrade some of the protests.
Speaker 1: I mean some of the protests, sure, but like there
Speaker 1: are some really ridiculous protests out there. And I think
Speaker 1: that if we could understand, you know, the the the
Speaker 1: actual foundation of what all these people are protesting against,
Speaker 1: it could send shockwaves throughout the rest of the world.
Speaker 1: Like if if everybody could learn that this is what
Speaker 1: happens whenever you get a mass of a people of
Speaker 1: a country to rise up against its government. I mean,
Speaker 1: I imagine that there's gonna be some kind of profound
Speaker 1: effect that this has. Like they're not they're not just
Speaker 1: gonna go back home because you fucking resigned, Like, no,
Speaker 1: they want a complete reformation or else there's gonna be
Speaker 1: a revolution. So which one do you want? Government? You
Speaker 1: want reformations or revolution? Because it can go the easy
Speaker 1: way or that other way as daylight indeed, And.
Speaker 2: So that is the thing, right, So now these people
Speaker 2: out there just trying to have their voice to be
Speaker 2: heard are now getting hit with sound wave slash energy weapons. Dude,
Speaker 2: that was the whole point of this thing. Is like,
Speaker 2: as we are the cult of conspiracy. Yeah, we're gonna
Speaker 2: talk a little bite of politics from time to time,
Speaker 2: a little government corruption. You can't talk about conspiracies without
Speaker 2: talking about some government corruption. But it's not just that
Speaker 2: what they are using on their own people. Now, granted,
Speaker 2: it's not like this is any better or worse in
Speaker 2: like hitting people with German shepherds and fire hoses, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, Like it's equally shitty, but this
Speaker 2: is next level type of technology that's being used against
Speaker 2: the their own citizens. Again, peaceful watch, Look do you
Speaker 2: see fires? Look at this image right here. We don't
Speaker 2: see fires or cars overturned.
Speaker 1: There's not even trash on the ground.
Speaker 2: No, no windows are being shattered. Nobody's looting stores. They're
Speaker 2: out there just so that they can have their voice
Speaker 2: be heard. And watch what happens. Dude, this is only
Speaker 2: a thirty second little cliff. I think.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna lower the volume on that.
Speaker 2: Look at the wave and all of them were like, yo,
Speaker 2: what the hell was that? Look at this shit? And
Speaker 2: there was no drone that you could see flying above them.
Speaker 2: This had to come from way higher up. But look
Speaker 2: at them way back here, look.
Speaker 3: Dude, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: That was shoulder to shoulder people and you could see
Speaker 2: it coming from back there. Yeah, I mean, and the
Speaker 2: everybody's like, wait, what the hell was that?
Speaker 3: Like, okay, I guess we're all good and we're cool.
Speaker 3: We're cool, dude. Whatever that was.
Speaker 2: That wasn't something small to make that much people move
Speaker 2: that quick in Unison. In Unison, and again, it's not
Speaker 2: like there was some car coming down the street where
Speaker 2: there were sirens and it was like an emergency vehicle
Speaker 2: and everybody was like, oh shit, get out of the
Speaker 2: way for the sirens. Even if that was the case,
Speaker 2: it would have taken people a little extra time to
Speaker 2: turn around and look like, oh oops, a right, let
Speaker 2: me get out of the way for this car. It
Speaker 2: would have taken at least a couple of minutes to
Speaker 2: get a vehicle from point A to point B. These
Speaker 2: people just unanimously without saying a word. You didn't hear screams,
Speaker 2: Oh Jesus, I mean to do that. You didn't hear screams.
Speaker 2: You heard a whistle being blown, yes, but I mean
Speaker 2: there's whistles being blown all over the streets during this protest.
Speaker 2: You'll hear drums you'll hear horns, you'll hear whistles, whatever,
Speaker 2: and one whistle being blown, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: all these people moved like a flash mob down the
Speaker 2: street in Unison Broke. Think.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what to call that.
Speaker 2: I don't know, dude, Yeah, that seems unnatural to me, dude, M.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Now, we've talked about the herd mentality, right, controlling the
Speaker 2: mob and all these things. Dude, you ain't controlling a
Speaker 2: mob that quick, with that much perfection that in any
Speaker 2: other way unless there was some sort of in my opinion,
Speaker 2: direct energy weapon being used. Now again, there's allegedly somewhere
Speaker 2: around twenty or thirty people that seriously were injured or
Speaker 2: died as a result of that energy weapon being used,
Speaker 2: but the media has completely scrubbed it, and all the
Speaker 2: hospitals are saying they haven't received anybody with injury sustained
Speaker 2: from anything like that.
Speaker 3: Now, you go down into the.
Speaker 2: YouTube comments section on some of these videos and they'll
Speaker 2: have Serbian nationals who will say, no, my uncle was
Speaker 2: there and he died. His pacemaker fried on itself when
Speaker 2: he got hit with this weapon. Now again, I understand
Speaker 2: that it's a YouTube comment, and that could be left
Speaker 2: from anybody claiming to be anybody. I fully understand that.
Speaker 2: But all I'm saying is that one in six Serbians
Speaker 2: have taken to the streets right now, and now we
Speaker 2: have that type of something being used to herd them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's something that we need to be paying attention to.
Speaker 2: Good cult members.
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