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Hey guys.
How's my sound?
Is it better?
It's good.
Okay.
Is it better than before?
Or is it kind of?
It's pretty good.
Okay.
I got a new headset.
Pretty good.
Sounds good.
Now, the question is, how's your ability to play videos today with sound?
That's the real question, Tony.
Are we there yet?
Yeah.
We'll see you soon enough.
It's just hashtag Linux things.
You have to know the specific way to do stuff to make it work.
But once you do, it's, you know.
I mean, kudos to Tony for running Linux and being a purist and figuring that all
out.
So, kudos to him for that.
Well, I was trying to plug in my new headset to Linux, and then I had to find the Mac
address.
So, I was trying to do that, and then I just found a cable.
So, I was like, I'm just going to put in the cable.
So, that's what I have done now until I figure it out.
Yeah.
I'm not there.
I'm not there, guys.
I'm not there.
It's a pain.
Yeah.
It's a true pain.
Before we get into the new section, I wanted to say Brindle.
So, as a fellow European, flying is safer than any other mode of transportation.
He did mention the fear of heights.
Yeah, it was kind of maybe like a bit scary for me too in the beginning, but it's really
safe.
So, if you can get over it and come to Mexico, that would be awesome.
If not, it would be cool to have Moneratopia in Europe.
We had an algorithmist say in the comment section on YouTube, let me see if I can find
it.
He mentioned Basnia, Montenegro.
I mentioned Albania.
There's a couple of really good countries in which we could host it.
Albania is really cash friendly.
They reject card pretty much in a bunch of places.
You have a card that's kind of pointless.
Last time I went, you just need cash.
But for the current Moneratopia, in case you haven't bought your tickets yet, you should
use code 2024.
I think TOX has a code.
There's other codes, I think.
But make sure to use it to get your 10% off for the conference.
One more thing, and we'll get into a new section.
We're almost at 10K.
Wait, are you showing your screen right now?
Because we don't see it.
No.
I was going to do it now.
Give me one second.
Okay.
Yes, in one second.
So, we're close to 10K.
Guys, hopefully we can make it to 10K soon, like in share.
And then I do like TOX's new setup.
And it kind of reminds me of this guy's setup.
Should I just come over here every week to do the show?
That's kind of cool.
It kind of reminds me of this guy, More Place More Dates.
He's at the beginning of the More Place More Dates journey.
Now he's going to get super jacked.
He's like, join me on my journey.
Is this episode one?
Oh, here's the biggest supplement comp.
I mean, the biggest.
Yeah, biggest and the best, actually.
Interesting.
He's pretty knowledgeable, that guy.
I've tuned into some of his workout advice.
He's actually pretty good.
Yeah, his belts are huge.
Okay, let's get into the actual new section, guys.
We got to get him using Monero, man.
We got to get him using the XMR chat for his super chats.
Come on.
Yeah.
Okay, so we're going to talk about migration in Europe.
So, and it does relate to Monero.
Two weeks ago, we discussed how Sweden is now paying 35,000 euro per person,
if you're a migrant, to move back to your country in an attempt to,
I guess, make him go back,
but it's just going to make people want to come in to get the money
and get out.
It's horrible.
And they're just ruining Europe with their policies.
Essentially, we're bringing all these violent migrants.
So, first thing, I want to show you this video, this guy,
which he may be a migrant, maybe not,
but it's really disrespectful what he's done
and then related to something else.
So let's just watch a little bit of this.
So essentially, he's in Oktoberfest in Germany,
just pushing people off.
And the thing is, nobody's doing anything.
People are just looking, nobody's doing anything.
And it's not in the country, you see.
That would not have been allowed.
But then I want to bring it to this.
Viktor Orban is the Hungary's prime minister
and the point that I wanted to bring
is that when you go against the EU
and what they want to do, they really go against you.
So Hungary has been fined 220 million euro
for not accepting their new migration laws,
which is crazy.
So when you go against the EU
or any big organization, globalist,
they're going to go against the EU and all of them.
So, what did he do, Viktor Orban?
He said, okay, you're going to fin us 220 million.
We're going to make a bus,
since you like, and we'll play the video,
but we're going to make a bus
shipping all the migrants to Brussels
from Hungary to Brussels, since you like them so much.
And that's what they did.
So let's just watch a little bit of this video.
And again, this relates with Monero just portraying,
because if it weren't for these politicians
and their ridiculous rules,
there would be no need for Monero,
which still is ultimate form of freedom.
Yeah, let's watch a little bit of this.
Silly, saying under his six month EU presidency
he would tackle the bloc's major issues,
security, competition and migration.
Migration is an issue which is a disintegrating factor.
Why do we need it?
So if you have a problem in Italy and in many countries
that you decided to let many migrants come in
and now you have difficulties
how to manage to live together with them,
it's a serious problem.
The Hungarian government's anti-immigrant rhetoric
was furthered when a senior official said
Budapest would bus illegal migrants to Brussels.
In the European Union, Brussels
wants to force the Hungarian government
to stop the illegal migrants
who we have been dealing with
and who we have been dealing with
with the Hungarian government for a million years.
Then the Hungarian government
follows the European immigration order
and opposes these illegal migrants
to take them to Brussels
as a single route.
So for the people watching,
not being able to watch the video
but just listening,
essentially it's been said that
the migrants will be offered a one-way ticket
through F-Charge to Brussels.
But now if you take this
and what they've done just to this,
to Hungary not abiding to their migration laws
what's gonna happen when maybe
more European countries are going to want to jail you
for retweeting something that
misinformation or against the government
which we'll get into in a second.
Hungary's the Texas of Europe.
Yeah, Poland is quite good too.
Poland too.
Yeah, it's really good.
Now, just on this again,
UK is crazy.
I can't imagine that in there now.
But a couple said we reported migrants
and we found hiding in the van
then we were slapped for 3,000 a pound fine.
So they essentially went to friends
to purchase some antiques, came back
saw some migrants hiding in the van.
They reported him for her
and then they were fined
and this is in the UK
which takes us to this.
Fine for.
What was the law they broke?
I guess just not being friendly to migrants.
Not accepting to the invasion
of their culture in society.
Yeah, essentially.
And I'd like to point out that all these
couple things that were shown
these are incredibly mild
compared to what has actually happened
to a lot of these European countries
that have forced migration.
Anything you could think of has happened.
Things that I won't say on the stream.
But yeah.
It's okay if you didn't say it now
because we'll get into it later.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, but actually I talked to my friend
from Romania and she said
that in one of the biggest cities
it's not as bad as in other countries
like it's still safe
but you go to get served food
and there's no Romanian
serving food.
Just migrants.
But
so now let's talk about
more news from the UK.
Retweeting is now a crime.
So essentially
if you retweet that means that you
like what you retweeted
so it would be gelled.
Now let's watch this
30 seconds.
If you retweet that
then you're republishing that
and potentially you're committing that offence.
And we do have dedicated police officers
who are scouring social media
their job is to look
for this material
and then follow up with
identification arrests and so forth.
So it's a really, really serious.
People might
think they're not doing anything harmful
they are and the consequences
will be visited upon them.
It's not crazy if you're
say an elderly person
and you haven't been on the internet.
They've got police scouring the internet.
Yeah, that's crazy.
Clout of rite your shit.
Yes, that's crazy.
That's
not talking about
crazy.
We've been talking about this for
more than a year I think.
The ban on cash payments over 3,000
euro in Europe.
Of course, this is what they push you
on the digital year eventually.
And of course this is to fight money laundering
terrorism and so on.
But yeah, this is a clear first step towards
banning cash altogether
in order to gain full control over our finances.
And then if we go on
this website, the European Consumers
Center
in Germany
we'll find a list of countries that
have no limit on cash.
There's no limit.
Then there's no limit in the referring
legislation however restricted use in
practice and cash payment limited.
Austria
no limit.