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Is France Out of Control? What Did Poland Get Right? The European Problem Left Behind by Macron and Merkel!

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This episode features host Stan discussing Europe's current security crisis. The program starts from recent protests in France, pointing out severe security issues such as terrorist flags, smashing, looting, and arson mixed into the marches, and points the finger at former German Chancellor Angela Merkel's refugee policy and French President Emmanuel Macron's governance failures. In contrast, Poland has become one of the countries with the best security and highest safety in Europe due to its strict refusal of illegal immigrants. The video concludes by calling on European countries to emulate Poland's approach.

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I feel like these French people, these students, are no longer students. You can see many of those terrorist flags, there is that Palestinian flag. And then, they are not just protesting to represent their civic demands, they are now starting to smash shops, beat people, abuse others, burn things, and even a very beautiful building from the late 19th century that survived World War I and World War II without any problems was burned down by a bunch of illegal immigrant bastards. Now that's the real problem. So today I want to discuss with you the security crisis currently facing Europe.

Hard news, you choose to spread the world. I am your host Stan, welcome everyone to watch. We are currently in this very beautiful Poland, enjoying autumn. The weather today is very good, and the streets are very safe. At night, I always take a walk with my wife in the nearby park, and it feels just great. This is what Europe should look like. However, not every European can enjoy a leisure, safe, and quiet life like the one in Poland. What I am talking about is currently France. Actually, the problems France is currently facing, of course, the media says it's because students are protesting against this education budget, and many students have no choice as some classes get cancelled. And some classes are not scheduled normally. And they also say that because some areas are poorer and unable to get as much budget. And then they say my address shouldn't dictate the educational resources I enjoy. However, these reasons for protest are reasonable.

But I feel that these French people, these students—well, they are no longer students. You can see many of the terrorists' flags, there are Palestinian flags. And they are not just protesting for their civic demands; they have started smashing shops, beating people, abusing others, and burning things. Even a beautiful building from the late 19th century, which survived World War I and World War II without any issues, was burned down by a bunch of illegal immigrant bastards—that is the real problem. So today, I want to discuss with everyone the security crisis currently facing Europe and the fact that mainstream political parties are unable to control the security of each country. At the same time, I want to mention this member of the European Parliament, Dominik Tarczyński; he is a member of the Law and Justice party from Poland. He is currently promoting a movement called 'Be Like Poland.' You want to be like Poland, you want to learn from Poland, because I never imagined that Poland, once the poorest place in Europe with the worst environment, has now become the safest, most prosperous, and fastest-growing economy in Europe. So, as a Pole, I am proud of this. When I look at Rome, that city is finished; when I look at Paris, that city is finished, absolutely finished, it will never be the same again; when I look at Munich, for example, when I look at every major city in Europe, they are finished. Warsaw is not, Krakow is not, Poland as a whole is not, because we do not let illegal immigrants in, and we will never let any illegal immigrants in. Because Poland became very smart after experiencing communism, and after 123 years of being off the map, experiencing partitions, and experiencing suffering, we truly care, we cherish our freedom, we know how important it is, so they will never be let in. Because I never thought I would say what I am about to say, I think jihadists are as dangerous as communism.

I hope more and more countries can be like Poland. Because honestly, when you walk outside, there are no problems; safety and the living environment are guaranteed, and everyone smiles at you. I feel that in France, Germany, and other countries, you don't get that feeling outside. In fact, you even feel that the people at the top are no longer French, British, or German. The faces you see and the languages they speak—they often don't even speak the local language. For example, in Germany, you often encounter people who only speak Arabic, Turkish, or other languages, and German is almost impossible. There is one person who caused this problem. What is this person's name? Her name is Angela Merkel. Merkel is the primary culprit who destroyed Europe. She is the worst politician in Europe over the years because, besides having very good relations with Putin and Xi Jinping and consistently ensuring trade with them—wanting to buy cheap Russian oil and natural gas—what did Merkel do when the Russia-Ukraine war just broke out? She actually condemned Poland! She said that because Poland refused to trade with Russia, Europe was unable to prevent this war from happening. But in reality, her policy and attitude toward Europe meant allowing Russia to annex Ukraine! Because she didn't care about Ukraine, nor did she care about Poland. At the same time, her worst practice—in German, there is a verb called "Merkelization," which means doing what Merkel did: delaying and refusing to leave, pretending to be very busy, and waiting for problems to solve themselves. What she actually did was a terrible move: bringing in a massive number of illegal immigrants. Because I won't call them refugees—refugees coming to Europe is fine; there is a regular process and regulations. You have to apply, wait for your asylum to be approved, or if you are genuinely facing something like a war, you follow the proper process when you arrive. Those people are not like that; they first arrived in Greece or Italy riding rubber dinghies, and they didn't stay in those countries. According to refugee conventions and related regulations, when you flee a troubled country, you are supposed to go to the nearest safe country—for example, when war broke out in Ukraine, Ukrainians evacuated to Poland, Romania, and Moldova, which are the nearest safe countries, and applied for asylum there to stay. This is a legitimate process. And then, the EU has certain regulations, such as when refugees arrive, we can distribute them—sending some to Spain, some to France, and some to other countries. That is the process. What Merkel did was not this; she wanted to directly open the borders. So in 2015, a large wave of illegal immigrants from Africa, North Africa, the Middle East, Afghanistan, and Syria arrived in Europe. I call them illegal immigrants because they had no documents; they even burned their own passports to secure the right to asylum, so you had no idea what kind of people they were. Furthermore, these people could be exploited by Russia and Belarus as a guaranteed method—they could obtain short-term visas and cross the Belarus-Poland border into Europe, thereby paralyzing Europe.

So the people brought by Merkel that we see now do not integrate into the environment, do not learn the language, do not pay taxes, and do not work—and that's already bad enough. They also go out on the streets to rob, steal, kill, and rape. Moreover, there are particularly many such people in France. Because these people love to steal, rob, take drugs, take freebies, and commit rape, they truly have habitual bad habits and habitual crime. And furthermore, European countries do not severely prosecute them. Therefore, whenever they encounter large-scale protests, although the initial reason for students taking to the street might be legitimate—thinking that a country's Ministry of Education budget should be higher, that every student should enjoy more resources and learn more things, which is good—suddenly a bunch of Palestinian flags pop up out of nowhere. Why are you waving a Hamas terrorist flag when protesting the Ministry of Education? And then they start smashing shops. Look at the comic bookstore owner; he was kicked just like that. They have no gratitude whatsoever toward the country that illegally let them in, nor do they have any appreciation or respect.

However, regarding French President Macron, I think the development of their political parties is quite terrible. When he came out, on one hand, he condemned the violence, and on the other, he condemned the people protesting on the streets. "We are all feeling angry tonight, seeing the disasters happening on the streets, and we also feel ashamed. To overcome the difficulties, there must be a response to any illegal acts that have occurred. Those who looted must pay for their crimes. Those who attacked government buildings must pay for their crimes. We must never confuse those peaceful protesters with looters and thugs." Because some people have legitimate reasons to feel that fuel prices will rise due to what happened in the Persian Gulf, and France was not involved in that war. Let me be clear: for all the looters and those criminals, we will strike with an iron fist. Zero tolerance. Mr. Macron, this is what you caused. These policies are a consequence caused by your French government. And then, you say, oh, a lot of people in France are starting to support Mr. Macron; he is a right-winger, and some even say he is far-right. But because you started messing around with the leftists in the middle, and the people who are smashing shops and committing rapes—you can see that besides Palestinian flags, there are also Communist flags and French leftist flags. Even the mainstream leftist parties participated. Of course, Macron doesn't understand anything, because on one hand, he thinks from a humanitarian perspective that he should bring in these illegal people, but he never interacts with them. He doesn't take public transportation, and he doesn't take the subway. He has a large group of bodyguards next to him, just like Ursula von der Leyen. Surrounded by bodyguards, surrounded by aristocrats, and his children are all sent abroad to study. He has no sense of what the situation is like in the country he leads in Europe. This most abominable situation is caused by these politicians. So now everyone is watching the future elections in France. There are two candidates: one is the so-called far-right—although I don't think he is far-right, he is just traditional conservative right, much better than the Alternative for Germany (AfD). That is Le Pen and another person named Jordan Bardella. That person is also quite good, very young. And he also has an immigrant background and supports traditional values; he is a descendant of immigrants himself and joined the conservatives. But the other one is the most terrifying: Jean-Luc Mélenchon. This is a far-leftist, and his policies are similar to those of Mandari in France; he will truly ruin Europe.

So these leftist policies attract a bunch of illegal people, and then through amnesty and various means, they give them citizenship so they can absorb more votes. This is similar to what the Democratic Party is doing in the United States. You must remember one thing: you let these illegal immigrants in first, then let them stay, and they vote for you. This kind of voting can have several rounds—first, second, third—and then you yourselves are replaced. They would rather push their own people. Previously, mainstream New York mayoral candidates and Democratic New York mayors were mainstream Democrats and not too far left. They also felt that illegal immigration should be cracked down on. They also followed traditional American capitalist values. Then look, after a few rounds of elections, a far-left candidate appeared. This far-left candidate wants to expropriate the means of production, wants to set up people's communes, and wants to engage in communism—he says it's communism himself. Also, there is a Minnesota representative, Ilhan Omar, who said there were eleven world wars, and now they are investigating whether her family and she herself obtained their American status illegally. Furthermore, she participated in these Somali fraud cases; she was involved in them and even covered for them.

So, let's return to our beautiful motherland, Poland. Previously, in 2015 and 2016, Poland was the only European government that said we would not accept illegal immigrants; we would not accept a single one. At that time, including the media in Taiwan, they started scolding Poland for being discriminatory, for looking down on others, and for not wanting to accept those poor refugees. Yes, Taiwan itself has no refugee law, yet it chose to criticize Poland for not accepting illegal immigrants. That is an aside. The Polish government said at the time that we would not accept illegal immigrants who have a different culture from ours and cannot integrate into our culture, because this is cheating in the first place. If they just want to improve their economic conditions, that's fine. Then apply for a regular visa, find a job, pay taxes, spend five, six, or eleven years, and then become a citizen, understand the country, learn the language, and integrate into the environment, rather than coming here to be a parasite and suck up welfare. That is a big difference.

So you see, now all European countries feel that Poland actually made the right decision back then. At present, I see that even in Poland's small cities, many Spaniards, Frenchmen, and Germans are starting to appear, and then they start buying houses here, all feeling the need to settle down in Poland because their own countries have been messed up by their own governments. So what do you all think about Poland's recent development and the overall trend in Europe? And I really think everyone should be like Poland.

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