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Hi everyone, back here with another video, shout out to everybody on Patreon and Subscribe. Thank you so much for your support. I wouldn't be able to do this without you. Let's get right into it. Of course, I'm still working on my name change. What do you think of that background? A bit more interesting, isn't it? Got some lights and stuff, and all kinds of things. You're in an arcade. This is the news arcade. Maybe that's going to be the new name of it. News Arcade. So I got my TEMU microphone. I am not speaking to you at the moment, I'm still on my blue snowball, which you know gives me problems over the years, only because the Timu microphone is fine, but it doesn't sound as good as the snowball when the snowball is working. So at least I've got that backup microphone I can jump into when it need be. So let's get right into it. So here is Mike Rowe, who you know from Dirty Jobs, etc., and things of that nature. Here's something really interesting to say about the data centers, okay? And remember, there's a lot of investment in these data centers. They say they need these data centers, otherwise everything will collapse if they are data centers. I don't know if they are, because it sounds kind of strange to me how you would suddenly need that many data centers in the United States. And then you have other countries that are chasing AI as well, and you don't see this huge amount of data centers being constructed. But let's listen to what Micro said just at a production level, at least a building level, in regarding these data centers. Also, I apologize for the lateness of this video. I had some computer problems once again. You wouldn't believe it. What happened, and this is really interesting, I have two computers that are networked. These are just a local network to share some files. Want to watch a movie on a, you know, I can share it. So I used open code, which is usually pretty good, but it was just adjusting this thing. deleted my home directory, so the whole computer boot up and there's nothing there in Linux, you know, there's no programs or anything. I couldn't recover it even with data tools. Luckily, I'm cynical enough to do literally with a weekly system image backups. So I just went back to last week's image. That's how paranoid I am, that these things will happen. Nonetheless, let's listen to what Micro had to say here. I was in plain up, Texas. A couple months ago, got a tour of a data center. I've been talking about them for a while, but I hadn't really seen one up close. Oh my God. I mean, amazing. Kind of terrifying, but also kind of awesome. Enormous. I ran into three electricians, all under 30. all making north of 240 grand a year. All debt free. Now, here's the craziest part. All three had been poached three times in the prior 18 months. Now, does that mean that's going on in Sacramento and Phoenix and Tallahassee and Bangor? I don't know, but it's going on in Plano. and it's happening in different areas. The shortages are so acute that the companies don't have time to train. They have to poach. And so great news for an electrician, but it's a little weird for the economy overall. The thing about it is if you have promises for those data centers and you've said to investors that this is all going to be up and running, think of the kind of strange, the strange wall that's coming if they don't have enough labor in order to do all of these jobs. $250,000. It's like they're building like an arc or something. I swear, why does it need so much water? And why is there so many in the United States? Where are all the data centers being built in China? Maybe they are. They will have no shortage of electricians, though. They've got a lot of upskilled labor over there. I don't believe they have a shortage of it. But can you imagine that, your electrician, you get paid 250,000 US a year? You work for, I don't know how long it takes to build these data centers a few years, if they are data centers. I don't think they are, honestly. It's just a feeling. I have no evidence for that. But you would work a few years, and you've basically got all the money you need for a house. You could work for a few years and that's it, 250,000. Of course, to reskill that amount of labour suddenly takes a long time. So it's not something you can just solve. So has the war ended or the war started? Is the straight open, is it closed? Have they beaten Iran and send them back to the stone age yet, or have they not destroyed them? Because last time Donald Trump was saying they had no military, that was months ago, actually. So the major problem now is apparently the United States has walked away from the MOU deal. This had to do with the United States lifting sanctions on Iranian oil as the first steps towards, I guess, an attempt at normalization, i.a. normalization prior to all this. Actually, more benefit from Iran. with these, all the frozen assets they had. So, Joe Kent here, of course, you know, well now and now, somewhat of a whistleblower, of course, decided to resign. He's saying this deal is dead, as Brett explains below, Brett Erickson, we are back to attempting to find a military solution to this problem. So he's saying the best option is to just walk away, and that's what everyone was saying at the beginning, and now it seems with this collapse of this particular agreement being dead, where Iran would have the oil freed up, okay, you have this scenario of... looking like the only alternative is a military option, of which is catastrophic, right? You are moving into what is now a modern, very modern situation with drone, drone armies, missiles. It's not troops lining up or doing battles and locations. I mean, that just is, that is a war. you know, that is an archaic version of war. Actually, that version of war, you see with Desert Storm, you know, we have large forces. Of course, this is like 40 years old now. Knocking on 40 years, of course. And the new situation is, how are you really going to take out Iran? Are you going to bomb it to pieces? That's what, the US could do that. They have the capabilities where Iran wouldn't be able to defend against max bombing. But that doesn't come, and this is other people saying that's not. me, I'm not a military expert, but the generals and stuff saying the reply to that will be catastrophic. They will start hitting more tankers, maybe even, you know, oil facilities, processing facilities in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere, which of course would be disastrous because once those things go offline... to retool everything and get it running again, she takes like years, not months, it's like years, if the damage is fairly significant and you're not just a busted pipe or something, which wouldn't really be a reply, it's more kind of like a tokenesque reply. So this is where, on the heels of their leader's funeral, when they're all accelerated, right, and now the US is bombing them. We will see what happens there. Donald Trump says the deal is over. Of course, you're probably all seen the clips, I don't have to play it. He says, to me, I think it's over, I don't want to deal with them anymore, the scum, he says. This is diplomacy these days. They lie, they're led by six people. I'll speak to our negotiators. They want to negotiate. So this is Donald Trump. states this, right, he doesn't get what his way, his way, so he just insults a bunch of people. But it was him that decapitated the leadership, killed like women and children, as well as the leader. All of them, sent all of this into a tailspin. He's responsible for it. This disaster, this mess is him. This is his responsibility as well, of course, is Israel. This was a tag team. although Israel seems to have disappeared behind the curtain a bit, as in taking responsibility for what is a massive energy crisis on the horizon now. Now they have been manipulating the price of oil, but they've also been using all the reserves in the United States. Now they're moving, they say, into using military reserves. And a lot of these places, once you've used up the oil, the strange effect is, there is damage to the facility, apparently, when it goes below a certain usage line, when you're using beyond the e-scale, you know, that you'll see on your... your car for example you know that you're empty a lot of the stuff is in salt mines i believe or lime mines or something like that with a port in huge reserves but there is you know all kinds of equipment which go into maintaining that oil in there and a lot of this has been used this is from the u.s perspective of course from the new zealand perspective we're getting our oil now from this pipeline that goes around the strait as a lot of other countries are doing at least until iran puts a hole in it and then we're not getting that anymore but there is this escalation and of course the greatest escalation and this is always the card is they can always bomb the desalination plants these places They are like operating way beyond their normal capacity. That's why you have such a population boom. All of these people will die. How are you even going to be able to supply them with water anymore, including, let's say, Israel, right? You're not going to be able to bring tankers or ships off the coast with missiles continuously coming. They will literally die. So how far can the war go? It's in this strange... it's in this strange situation in which it goes too far, that happens. So it has to operate within this specific corridor of back and forward, right? You can't escalate it too far, so, you know, you're not going to get, I don't think the US trying to bomb it into the Stone Age, apart from what will be considered war crimes that is to target any of civilian. infrastructure and things of that nature that are non-related to the military, such as bombing bridges that the military are not using, the civilian bridges. These are all war crimes. Will he go that far? Maybe. But if you go past a certain point, your reply is going to be Armageddon. They don't need nuclear weapons to take out desalination plants, right? They don't need nuclear weapons to do that, let alone the oil supply of the world. or the fertilizer, and again, this is him that's responsible for a Trump, although, let's listen to Majorie Taylor Green here, of course who Donald Trump said as a traitor. He calls her Majorie Taylor Brown. Has these, like, nicknames and stuff, like, this is funny when you're the underdog, right? When you are the victim of something, like, you know, a coup or something like that. But when you're literally in charge of everything, all that seems like is bullying, right? Being cruel to people. You're in the position of power. You're not the underdog anymore, so it doesn't work psychologically, if you know what I mean. Former Congressman, Majority Leader Green, says this is in relation to all this stuff going on with Iran. We're back to bombing Iran during the ceasefire for the Iran War. That is not a war. because Iran bombed a vessel for crossing the straight off Hamoos that they don't control, yet apparently they control. So, just making fun of Donald Trump's statements, which is just all nonsensical. Continuing here, not sure how they bombed the vessel because we have totally and completely obliterated their military and beat them in a war that is not a war, like 40 times now. I'm so glad that Trump ran for president to end foreign wars or forever foreign wars, otherwise I might start thinking this war that is not a war that we won, like 40 times, is starting to turn into another forever foreign war in the Middle East. Good thing Pete Heathseg, secretary of the Department of Defense, Department of War, I mean war, she states, is headed to Israel to take orders from. He left on a plane to head to Israel, but he has since cancelled that particular plane flight. Apparently is just going straight to go talk to the Israelis. I mean ask for advice, where he says, Hesseg is headed Israel to take orders from. I mean ask for advice on how to totally wipe out Iran. I mean bring peace. I'm totally sure no one in the executive branch or donors will do any sort of insider trading based on super-duper secret military decisions, you know the kind based on intelligence that Congress is going to fuse with the Israeli military after they all vote to pass the National Defense War Authorization Act, because that is exactly what we all voted for when we said make America great again. I mean, actually, strangely, a lot of these people, like, see, and I don't blame them in a bit, they've all reduced themselves to sarcasm on an A1, you know, plus level. Okay, and I love it, I love sarcasm, but this sarcasm is so, it's like a fine wine, almost, look at, look at all the things in it. Is the war over? No, it started. Is it a war? No, it's not a war. Okay, but it kind of is a war because Donald Trump won the war. It's kind of perfect, isn't it? Of course, Danish PM says Greenland is not for sale as Trump joins NATO leaders in Turkey. Of course, Trump's putting on the pressure again. He put on the pressure before saying he might invade Greenland. Of course, this is called, you know, bullying, a small country, right? And the Danish PM, it was in... of course they are in control of Greenland, they are the protectorate for Greenland, having a longstanding relationship with them, say it's not for sale, even though Donald Trump used all this tension in order to get these mineral rights, that'll benefit him. Everything benefits, you think this might benefit the American people, no, it benefits him and his family. Let's look into it. if no one believes me, everything that's gained that he seeks out to gain benefits him directly. It's like, does it benefit Rome? No, this is the problem. You either have good leaders or bad. When a lot of people felt fooled by Trump, I think there's a lot, and I know a lot of Trump supporters, ex-Trump supporters now, and they feel betrayed on a level like... at a really high level actually, to the point where they don't talk about it. But if I bring up something like this, they go, well, that doesn't surprise me, given what we know now. It's kind of like an admission of, you know, and look, I feel, I feel like, you know, I can't even believe in the past I ever defended him once, right? But it happened. I defended him, I defended him and rushed, not that it makes any difference, I mean, how much effect do I have, but it is a lesson for everybody, okay? The moment he got into office, he's like, it's the worst of, it's the worst of seeing, right? Kind of, not only does all the stuff happen, but he makes the world feel so unsafe, he, he tries to make people feel afraid. So I've got a little, I've been waiting for a phone call because I'm waiting on a grocery order. I'll be back one second. Okay, so I'll try the new grocery order, but it might be again if it ever gets delivered, or I might have to pause it if I get a phone call on my old retro phone. So, anyway, when you have him, you know, there were a lot of people in Greenland that were crying. They couldn't get to sleep. It felt like the US Army was going to go in there and take everything. And in a way, in a way, Donald Trump went in there and took all the mineral rights from the Greenlandic people. They were forced to basically sell them under pressure. Don't worry, he's going to take down the cabal soon. He's going to take down the cabal. He's going to, you know, he's going to read that Epstein list out in Congress. like Thomas Massey was going to do, except he got rid of him as well. Basically, he got rid of anybody that had, I think, any integrity. But it is a lesson in life, isn't it? It is a lesson in life. Like, when you decide to work with a friend or something or somebody on something, and you learn, right, if you're in business together, right? You learn that... For clarity's sake, you probably should have a contract of some description. Some people are great, you know them all your life, and you go into business, you probably never have a problem because they're the kind of friend that's looking after your interests as well as their own. But there are other people that, when money gets involved or anything, they start to kind of change. Okay. And everyone knows that as you get older, you learn these lessons. By the way, when Mitch McConnell was in hospital, of course he passed out, and he was in hospital in intensive care, they say. Strangely, his wife flew over to China to meet with CCP officials. I wonder what that is like. You know, it's kind of sad in a way, because when you look at Rome, when Rome had bad leaderships like Caliglia or Nero and start to fall apart and break apart, this isn't just the United States, it's the world, and it's falling apart under its own mega corruption. This is a normal corruption. It's like mega corruption. I mean, when Donald Trump does all that insider trading, then just says in an interview, well, you know, my sons are going to have insider information. I mean, you know. By the way, I've seen this, and this is another claim that this person... what happened to them is they had skin cancer or some kind of cancer on their nose. What they did is they started rubbing, well, they, first of all, they got this particular cream, which was $650, and they started using that, and it made no difference whatsoever. So what they did is they got ivymectin cream, which was still about remembering from this post, was $250. So the Aladera cream, Alidara is that the name of the cream was $650. The Ivermectin cream was still $250. But they rubbed that on their face, and apparently the claim is that the skin cancer went away. And a lot of people, I don't know if this is true. Of course, who knows, someone could be trying to sell something, but there is this thing which has to do with a lot of people pointing towards a lot of cancers actually being parasite related. like the parasites, or whatever the cream does, it seems to work, or whether people rub, you know, basically what's horse paste, they say it was a deworming paste. Well, horses with libymectin, people get the same results, as I said. Don't know if they're true, obviously. But I do know this. If this works... there's probably zero chance that this will ever make its way into the medical world without prescribing up for things like this, zero, right? Maybe some obscure places, maybe some doctor at some clinic, but largely no. Because the reality is, is that the machinery that surrounds us, that guides our decisions and tells us stuff like rubbing your head full of this, which is, in essence, soap that constantly soaks into your brain and through your skin, or what they say now with sunscreen, there's a lot of these articles about sunscreen and people talking about how evidence have come out. I haven't looked at the studies, which is showing that that doesn't increase, it increases cancer by a rate of, like, you know, three or four times or whatever it is. It soaks into the skin as an oil. It magnifies basically the damage that's done to your skin. I've never worn sunscreen in my entire life. I've always thought it was basically BS. I never wore it. It's like my... My mum never wore it, no one I know really wears it, but on the times when I was a little kid, I remember they'd put it on my nose, like the teacher. Just walk around with a big, you know, you'd be like six years, seven years old, and they'd just slap it on your face. But anyway, that's sunscreen. Again, don't know. I might, I would lean in the direction of sunscreen just being lies, like most things, but of course I don't know 100%. But I've never used it. Anyway, that person put ivy mectin cream on their face and it disappeared. And the other person, the older man, that had screen cancer on their face, what they did is they just got horse paste dewormer, or horse dewormer, right, which has got ivy mectin, and I believe…
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