WEBVTT 00:00:13.028 --> 00:00:16.168 Welcome back to New World Next Week. I'm James Corbett of CorbettReport.com. 00:00:17.608 --> 00:00:20.508 And I'm James Evan Palato of MediaMonarchy.com. The U.S. 00:00:20.568 --> 00:00:23.268 Is accusing others of what it does itself. 00:00:23.688 --> 00:00:27.888 We've got that story, plus Dr. Billy Gates' fake meat financial fail. 00:00:28.028 --> 00:00:34.828 But first, in just seven brazen minutes, thieves grab priceless jewels from the Louvre. 00:00:34.928 --> 00:00:38.608 The doors of the world's grandest museum had been opened to the public for just 00:00:38.608 --> 00:00:44.228 30 minutes when two burglars were lifted up onto a second-floor balcony on the building's south side. 00:00:44.388 --> 00:00:49.548 Their faces concealed. They rode a Montemobles, a truck-mounted electric ladder 00:00:49.548 --> 00:00:52.848 that is a common sight on the streets of Paris, where it's used to very bulky 00:00:52.848 --> 00:00:54.648 furniture through the windows of apartments. 00:00:54.928 --> 00:00:59.148 Once there, they used grinders to break a window, setting off security alarms, 00:00:59.448 --> 00:01:03.228 burst inside the gilded Galerie d'Appelons of the Louvre Museum, 00:01:03.488 --> 00:01:08.768 where a prized collection of royal jewels and crown diamonds is held in a succession of cases. 00:01:09.168 --> 00:01:13.208 They smashed two cases, sounded off more alarms, and snatched eight precious 00:01:13.208 --> 00:01:19.488 objects, including a royal sapphire necklace, a royal emerald necklace and its matching earrings. 00:01:20.068 --> 00:01:27.008 And a diadem, diadem, ornamental headband worn by monarchs and others as a badge 00:01:27.008 --> 00:01:29.008 of royalty or local tradition. 00:01:29.568 --> 00:01:34.808 Always be learning in alternative media. which was worn by Empress Eugénie, 00:01:35.128 --> 00:01:38.948 the wife of Napoleon III, France's 19th century ruler. 00:01:39.128 --> 00:01:44.048 The burglars went back down the ladder to a road shouldering the Seine and made 00:01:44.048 --> 00:01:47.908 their getaway with two waiting members of their team on motor scooters. 00:01:48.068 --> 00:01:52.748 In all, it took no more than seven minutes. It was the most brazen and possibly 00:01:52.748 --> 00:01:57.328 most costly theft ever staged at the Louvre which houses the country's most 00:01:57.328 --> 00:01:58.528 prized art collections. 00:01:58.528 --> 00:02:02.968 French politicians publicly mourned the loss and railed against those they deemed 00:02:02.968 --> 00:02:06.608 responsible, loudly demanding to know how such a thing could happen at the world's 00:02:06.608 --> 00:02:10.748 most famous museum at 9.30 on a Sunday morning, because that's when we knew 00:02:10.748 --> 00:02:11.748 you weren't paying attention. 00:02:12.786 --> 00:02:17.486 It seems like a scenario out of a film or a television series says Ariel Weil, 00:02:17.746 --> 00:02:21.466 the mayor of central Paris where the Louvre is located, not only did it take 00:02:21.466 --> 00:02:24.386 place in broad daylight while the museum was open, Mr. 00:02:24.566 --> 00:02:32.806 Weil pointed out that the thieves walked off with some of the nation's crown jewels. 00:02:33.426 --> 00:02:37.106 Those are the most valuable thing, not just from a material point of view, 00:02:37.226 --> 00:02:41.866 but from a symbolic one, he said in an interview. a correction was made to this 00:02:41.866 --> 00:02:43.526 article on October 19th, 2025. 00:02:43.566 --> 00:02:44.926 An earlier version of this article 00:02:44.926 --> 00:02:50.866 misstated which item the Louvre robbers dropped in their haste to leave. 00:02:51.206 --> 00:02:57.306 It was a crown of Empress Eugenie's and not a tiara, which makes me think of 00:02:57.306 --> 00:03:00.886 the dudes moving pallets of gold under the World Trade Center buildings and 00:03:00.886 --> 00:03:02.026 suddenly were like, we gotta go. 00:03:02.722 --> 00:03:07.122 Why steal from the Louvre? It may have more to do with stones than art. 00:03:07.642 --> 00:03:11.642 Everything we know about the Louvre jewelry heist from the BBC and the Wikipedia 00:03:11.642 --> 00:03:17.742 entry 2025 Louvre robbery, a request that this article title be changed to 2025 00:03:17.742 --> 00:03:19.922 Louvre heist, is under discussion. 00:03:20.182 --> 00:03:23.302 This article documents a recent burglary and may change rapidly. 00:03:23.482 --> 00:03:29.702 James, I really wish the news was more about jewel thieves and bank robberies. 00:03:29.742 --> 00:03:32.062 It just feels a lot more classy. 00:03:32.942 --> 00:03:37.062 Yeah, old timey at any rate, doesn't it? In fact, behind the banner, 00:03:37.182 --> 00:03:39.622 Sean was saying that he can't wait for the movie version to come out. 00:03:39.722 --> 00:03:40.702 And I think that's about right. 00:03:41.122 --> 00:03:44.702 Maybe Ocean's 15 after Ocean's 14 flops, inevitably. 00:03:45.922 --> 00:03:50.382 But yeah, there's a couple of things about this story. One is that in one of 00:03:50.382 --> 00:03:53.062 the stories that I was reading about this, they made the point that this isn't 00:03:53.062 --> 00:03:59.422 even the first spectacular heist that's taken place at French galleries or museums recently. 00:03:59.462 --> 00:04:04.042 There's been a few of these, which, of course, brings with it the ominous warning 00:04:04.042 --> 00:04:08.262 that we're going to have to start taking the security very seriously at these places. 00:04:08.262 --> 00:04:15.162 So watch for complete militarization of galleries and museums in France going forward. 00:04:16.822 --> 00:04:20.582 But beyond that, I really do wonder what these guys' endgame is, 00:04:20.602 --> 00:04:23.462 because you are clearly not going to be just selling, you know, 00:04:23.582 --> 00:04:28.102 these priceless diadems and tiaras and crowns on the market, right? 00:04:28.302 --> 00:04:32.922 So I guess breaking it down into its constituent diamonds or whatever and selling 00:04:32.922 --> 00:04:37.542 those individually might be the only way you can make it. Again, I don't know. 00:04:37.682 --> 00:04:40.302 What's the endgame here? What's going on? You got any thoughts on that? 00:04:43.619 --> 00:04:46.579 You know i that would silly but you 00:04:46.579 --> 00:04:50.119 know how i feel about things archived and things saved i 00:04:50.119 --> 00:04:53.379 want everything saved everything archived everything kept forever 00:04:53.379 --> 00:04:57.099 and ever i mean i think it's we're wondering 00:04:57.099 --> 00:05:01.739 today i play you know old time radio on my monarchy radio broadcast every day 00:05:01.739 --> 00:05:06.019 that's one hour that i do and their old episodes have been playing orson welles 00:05:06.019 --> 00:05:09.419 black museum i think i referenced it recently on one of these shows where they 00:05:09.419 --> 00:05:13.719 talk about classic crimes in the Scotland Yard Museum of all these, 00:05:13.739 --> 00:05:15.719 you know, murder implements and things. 00:05:15.979 --> 00:05:20.719 And one of the episodes was about the value of all these diamonds. 00:05:21.379 --> 00:05:25.179 You had to kind of think, hey, maybe diamonds actually aren't that rare and valuable. 00:05:25.539 --> 00:05:30.079 From my research, it shows it's a scam run by Cecil Rhodes and CFR, 00:05:30.199 --> 00:05:33.339 Royal Institute of International Affairs, with the De Beers family, 00:05:33.519 --> 00:05:36.619 of course, all colluding to tell these people that these things are super rare. 00:05:36.619 --> 00:05:38.939 Is two months' salary too much to ask? 00:05:39.079 --> 00:05:42.319 You're damn right it is, especially probably in 2025. 00:05:42.979 --> 00:05:48.159 I think it's fascinating to see also when you think about the Whitneys and the 00:05:48.159 --> 00:05:54.859 arts and what the elites think is important to a cult away in their museums, 00:05:54.859 --> 00:05:57.199 not just in France, but all around the world. 00:05:57.319 --> 00:06:00.239 Because I guess if you would ask the average person on the street, 00:06:00.399 --> 00:06:04.619 they might think, hell with these demons, I'm struggling to eat. 00:06:04.619 --> 00:06:07.059 And they, of course, are all in opulence. 00:06:07.199 --> 00:06:11.299 It would be like if your president were eating empanadas on TV while you guys 00:06:11.299 --> 00:06:13.599 were all starving to death in Venezuela or something. 00:06:14.959 --> 00:06:22.939 That's how we get going here on New World Next Week, episode 607 episodes of New World Next Week. 00:06:23.219 --> 00:06:29.819 In other brazen daylight attacks, China accuses U.S. cyber attack on the National Time Center. 00:06:31.214 --> 00:06:34.974 I was worried we were going to have to start messing with the space-time continuum. 00:06:35.254 --> 00:06:40.074 China accused the U.S. National Security Agency of carrying out cyber attacks 00:06:40.074 --> 00:06:45.234 on its national time center, saying any damage to related facilities could have 00:06:45.234 --> 00:06:49.394 disrupted network communications, financial systems, and power supply. 00:06:49.594 --> 00:06:53.254 The Ministry of State Security alleged that the U.S. 00:06:53.694 --> 00:06:58.734 Agency, NSA, had exploited vulnerabilities in the messaging services of a foreign 00:06:58.734 --> 00:07:03.754 mobile phone brand who steal sensitive information from devices of the National 00:07:03.754 --> 00:07:05.954 Time Center staff in 2022. 00:07:06.374 --> 00:07:10.474 Hey, just be glad we didn't make all your, you know, pagers all explode. 00:07:10.994 --> 00:07:16.474 It did not specify the brand. The U.S. agency also used 42 types of special 00:07:16.474 --> 00:07:20.894 cyber attack weapons to target the center's multiple internal network systems 00:07:20.894 --> 00:07:26.154 and attempted to infiltrate a key timing system between 2023 and 2024, 00:07:26.514 --> 00:07:30.234 it said in a post on WeChat, a Chinese social media platform. 00:07:30.474 --> 00:07:34.454 The ministry said it had evidence, but it didn't provide it in the post. 00:07:34.774 --> 00:07:43.534 It said the Time Center is responsible for generating and distributing China's standard time. 00:07:43.534 --> 00:07:47.794 In addition to providing timing services to industries such as communications, 00:07:48.094 --> 00:07:52.594 finance, power, transport, and of course, defense, The ministry added that it 00:07:52.594 --> 00:07:55.734 had provided guidance to the center to eliminate these risks. 00:07:55.934 --> 00:08:00.194 The U.S. is accusing others of what it does itself, repeatedly hyping up claims 00:08:00.194 --> 00:08:02.394 about Chinese cyber threats, the Post said. 00:08:02.674 --> 00:08:06.894 Western governments in recent years have alleged hackers linked to the Chinese 00:08:06.894 --> 00:08:10.454 government have targeted officials, journalists, corporations, and others. 00:08:10.654 --> 00:08:14.614 The ministry's statement could fuel tensions between Washington and Beijing 00:08:14.614 --> 00:08:19.354 on top of trade, technology, and all the Taiwan issues. The U.S. 00:08:19.734 --> 00:08:23.494 Embassy did not address the Chinese allegations in an emailed response because 00:08:23.494 --> 00:08:25.754 they don't use WeChat because that surveils you. 00:08:26.425 --> 00:08:29.885 The focus, the response rather, focused on China cyber attacks, 00:08:30.065 --> 00:08:33.285 calling them the most active and persistent threat to the U.S. 00:08:33.425 --> 00:08:34.925 Government and companies. 00:08:35.345 --> 00:08:41.665 And in related news this past week, Amazon's AWS, Amazon Web Services, 00:08:41.905 --> 00:08:47.665 outage on October 20th knocked off all the services, Alexa, Snapchat, Fortnite, 00:08:48.225 --> 00:08:52.465 Fortnite, how are all the kids going to dance and fight each other and then 00:08:52.465 --> 00:08:57.045 pay each other with Venmo for the pleasure and more all offline for hours. 00:08:57.665 --> 00:09:03.005 Amazon's brain drain finally sent AWS down the spout, and we've been wondering 00:09:03.005 --> 00:09:05.605 about Trump's brain drain of the U.S. 00:09:05.725 --> 00:09:09.785 As well, but the funny, the little funny little topter, all of this. 00:09:10.285 --> 00:09:14.845 Amazon engineer had to leave his personal yacht for four minutes to come down 00:09:14.845 --> 00:09:16.325 and fix stuff for you losers. 00:09:16.945 --> 00:09:21.105 Distinguished engineer fixed AWS outage in four minutes. 00:09:21.405 --> 00:09:24.985 Boring old white guys for the win on a boat, James. 00:09:26.353 --> 00:09:29.973 All right. Some crazy stories here on the Chinese story. 00:09:29.973 --> 00:09:34.413 I think what's interesting to me is that it is basically the flip side of what 00:09:34.413 --> 00:09:37.553 we've reported and laughed at many times over the years here, 00:09:37.713 --> 00:09:40.593 which are these hyperventilating statements about, oh, my God, 00:09:40.713 --> 00:09:43.013 the latest Chinese cyber attack on the U.S. 00:09:43.013 --> 00:09:45.573 Oh my God, they stole a bunch of stuff. 00:09:45.693 --> 00:09:48.713 They almost got in. They could have shut down our power plants or whatever. 00:09:49.493 --> 00:09:55.473 And invariably, as we always point out, what on earth can the average Joe, 00:09:55.733 --> 00:10:00.513 you and me here at our level of the propaganda pyramid, possibly discern from stories like this? 00:10:00.633 --> 00:10:06.493 It could be completely, totally 100% fabricated or totally, completely 100% 00:10:06.493 --> 00:10:08.073 real or anything in between. 00:10:08.333 --> 00:10:12.393 And how would we be able to sort it out on our side? We don't have access to 00:10:12.393 --> 00:10:17.033 the server logs or anything that would even begin to allow us to take a look at a story like that. 00:10:17.153 --> 00:10:21.333 So equally so, when the U.S. is hyperventilating about these dastardly Chinese 00:10:21.333 --> 00:10:25.273 and Russians, the Chinese hyperventilating about this dastardly U.S. 00:10:25.373 --> 00:10:29.313 Attack, again, we have absolutely nothing except their say so to take it on. 00:10:29.473 --> 00:10:32.593 So take it with a huge grain of salt. Having said that, I hope people understand. 00:10:33.053 --> 00:10:37.773 I am sure there is cyber warfare going on, and I am sure the U.S. 00:10:37.873 --> 00:10:40.733 Is attacking China all the time, and I'm sure China and Russia and everyone 00:10:40.733 --> 00:10:42.393 else is attacking the U.S. all the time. 00:10:42.493 --> 00:10:46.813 I'm sure this is going on. It's just we have absolutely no insight into it or 00:10:46.813 --> 00:10:51.173 what's really taking place. So look at something like the AWS problem, 00:10:51.373 --> 00:10:54.893 the Amazon Web Service problem, the shutdown that affected me. 00:10:54.953 --> 00:10:58.753 And I'm sure many people who were online that day, I noticed a number of services, 00:10:58.953 --> 00:11:00.873 including Substack, going down for hours. 00:11:01.213 --> 00:11:05.253 So it certainly did have an effect. And if they had come out and said, 00:11:05.393 --> 00:11:08.173 yes, this was all part of some dastardly Chinese cyber attack. 00:11:08.889 --> 00:11:12.609 What would we, you know, who would be able to say no? Maybe there would be some 00:11:12.609 --> 00:11:16.689 eggheads who would be able to go, well, actually, it's the DynamoDB server failing 00:11:16.689 --> 00:11:18.209 to connect to DNS or whatever. 00:11:18.589 --> 00:11:22.469 But probably the vast majority of the public would just go along with it and 00:11:22.469 --> 00:11:27.529 start saying, well, we better bomb those damn Beijingers back to the Stone Age. 00:11:28.549 --> 00:11:33.029 So, again, it's a harrowing story, given how much we are now technologically 00:11:33.029 --> 00:11:37.249 dependent, that at any time they can pull the cyber false flag switch. 00:11:37.249 --> 00:11:41.329 But thank you for picking up on specifically the note about the National Time Center. 00:11:41.549 --> 00:11:45.309 That's just a fascinating part of this story, too. And how, you know, 00:11:45.509 --> 00:11:50.089 it's something that the average person obviously spends zero time thinking about. 00:11:50.269 --> 00:11:55.009 But timekeeping is actually an incredibly important part and an increasingly 00:11:55.009 --> 00:11:57.829 important part of our increasingly digital lives. 00:11:58.029 --> 00:12:02.189 And how that is done and what national services are set up to do it is actually 00:12:02.189 --> 00:12:05.809 a fascinating tale. So I randomly was at the library here. 00:12:05.989 --> 00:12:09.109 And since I can't leave a library without getting a book, I got a book recently 00:12:09.109 --> 00:12:13.449 about time, a history of civilization in 12 clocks by David Rooney. 00:12:13.589 --> 00:12:17.389 And it's about different clocks from different time periods of human civilization 00:12:17.389 --> 00:12:21.889 and what they represented about the culture that created them and how they how 00:12:21.889 --> 00:12:25.229 the cultures used them and how it helped shape that civilization, etc. 00:12:25.449 --> 00:12:29.549 It's actually a really interesting book for any budding horologists out there. 00:12:29.749 --> 00:12:31.649 So anyway, I'll just throw that in as a little tidbit. 00:12:33.609 --> 00:12:37.609 I think I've always been a little obsessed with time, James. 00:12:37.769 --> 00:12:41.269 I have always liked wearing watches, even just from the sort of, 00:12:41.349 --> 00:12:43.629 I guess, you know, accessories kind of feel. 00:12:44.049 --> 00:12:47.109 But I've always wondered, and what, it was my favorite movie as a kid growing 00:12:47.109 --> 00:12:50.389 up, like a bajillion other kids, Back to the Future. 00:12:51.069 --> 00:12:55.409 I made some reference, yeah, to the space-time continuum just earlier in this episode. 00:12:55.749 --> 00:13:00.409 I think that got it into my head a bit. And I also believe, unfortunately, 00:13:00.989 --> 00:13:03.789 being raised evangelical, evangelical god's gonna come 00:13:03.789 --> 00:13:07.229 back and you're gonna live forever in hell 00:13:07.229 --> 00:13:10.129 or in hell it's a lot of heavy stuff 00:13:10.129 --> 00:13:13.309 to lay on to a little kid the closest 00:13:13.309 --> 00:13:16.749 correlation james i could think of someone like the the time administration 00:13:16.749 --> 00:13:21.369 we have here in the states anybody that's ever worked in restaurants there are 00:13:21.369 --> 00:13:25.909 people that will come around and double check that your scales that you use 00:13:25.909 --> 00:13:30.649 to weigh out your patties and make your sandwiches and base your menu and your prices all on, 00:13:31.269 --> 00:13:33.109 is supposed to be set correctly. 00:13:33.469 --> 00:13:37.789 I was at work once when, when the dude showed up and what did he have in his, 00:13:37.809 --> 00:13:42.489 he had the little metal, like the different weighted bits. 00:13:43.009 --> 00:13:47.669 I couldn't do it. I was just staring at him, watching him. It was like, this is kind of neat. 00:13:47.829 --> 00:13:52.929 It's weird government stuff, but it's a guy in a white lab coat who looks like he's coming in to cook. 00:13:53.069 --> 00:13:55.909 But yeah, he went and checked all our scales. 00:13:57.389 --> 00:14:05.309 And it's one thing for us to speculate about the events of JFK, 9-11, Charlie Kirk. 00:14:05.589 --> 00:14:11.729 When it's a real world event, we can for the most part lay our eyes on and do 00:14:11.729 --> 00:14:13.889 more discernment and do more research. 00:14:14.049 --> 00:14:18.029 But if it's virtual flag, like, I don't know, we can't show you any of the logs. 00:14:18.149 --> 00:14:22.869 And even if we could, we'd probably lie about it and not do it anyway. Virtual flag terror. 00:14:23.914 --> 00:14:27.374 So where do we go for our third and final story on this new world next week? 00:14:27.534 --> 00:14:33.354 607, we usually go to something kind of organic, or in this case, very inorganic. 00:14:33.714 --> 00:14:40.754 Green flagship Beyond Meat plunges after debt restructure. Grabbing this from WhatsApp with that. 00:14:40.914 --> 00:14:45.454 Bill Gates Beyond Meat, promoted as a climate-friendly alternative to real meat, 00:14:45.594 --> 00:14:50.094 is struggling with consumer backlash against processed foods. 00:14:50.094 --> 00:14:55.114 Shares of El Segundo-based Beyond Meat fell to less than a buck after a debt 00:14:55.114 --> 00:14:59.254 deal, down from their 2019 peak of nearly 235. 00:14:59.594 --> 00:15:05.614 The plant-based meat maker has seen sales plunge from $465 million in 2021, 00:15:05.954 --> 00:15:11.314 when everybody couldn't stop flapping their guns about it, to $326 million last 00:15:11.314 --> 00:15:14.854 year as consumers return to animal protein. 00:15:15.854 --> 00:15:18.714 Second quarter sales dropped 20 part of 00:15:18.714 --> 00:15:21.834 a broader 18 decline across the u.s 00:15:21.834 --> 00:15:25.214 plant-based meat industry over the last two years 00:15:25.214 --> 00:15:30.874 what does it cost a company when it's no longer in the zeitgeist for stockholders 00:15:30.874 --> 00:15:36.574 and beyond meat perhaps as much as 99 of their money if they bought at the top 00:15:36.574 --> 00:15:42.114 of the market which of course we couldn't help but be like yay shares of the 00:15:42.114 --> 00:15:44.114 el segundo maker of plant-based meat. 00:15:44.274 --> 00:15:46.474 I left your fake meat in El Segundo. 00:15:46.814 --> 00:15:50.614 They're gonna get it. They're gonna get it. An investor's darling a few years 00:15:50.614 --> 00:15:55.394 ago collapsed this week to less than one dollar after the company wrapped up 00:15:55.394 --> 00:15:57.394 a deal to reduce its debt burden. 00:15:57.634 --> 00:16:02.534 The deal involves issuing up to 326 million new shares to note holders. 00:16:02.914 --> 00:16:07.994 Just make it rain. The stock diluting deal was spurred by declining sales at the company. 00:16:08.154 --> 00:16:11.414 So this is good. This is good news. These are moves of desperation. 00:16:11.414 --> 00:16:14.414 We keep bailing out water, but we're still sinking. 00:16:15.425 --> 00:16:19.085 The stock-deluding deal spurred by declining sales at the company, 00:16:19.265 --> 00:16:24.045 which makes pea-based foods, which isn't peas, vegetables that mimic the taste 00:16:24.045 --> 00:16:28.565 of beef, chicken, and pork, $235 down to a dollar. 00:16:29.045 --> 00:16:33.005 That's gotta hoit. What's Up With That believes there is more to this story 00:16:33.005 --> 00:16:35.305 than just straight consumer economics. 00:16:35.505 --> 00:16:40.225 We suspect Beyond Meat is a casualty of the betrayal of trust people experience 00:16:40.225 --> 00:16:41.705 during the COVID lockdowns. 00:16:41.865 --> 00:16:46.285 The same people who promote the climate crisis also told us COVID was so severe 00:16:46.285 --> 00:16:48.905 and we needed to endure harsh lockdowns. 00:16:49.005 --> 00:16:54.025 Since COVID claims were exposed as wild exaggerations, people appear to be asking 00:16:54.025 --> 00:16:57.705 more questions about other claims they took on faith, like the claim that eating 00:16:57.705 --> 00:16:59.305 real meat hurts the planet. 00:16:59.585 --> 00:17:03.865 We suspect that companies like Beyond Meat have been caught out by this rise 00:17:03.865 --> 00:17:08.305 in public skepticism, and that would be fantastic good news this week. 00:17:08.725 --> 00:17:13.225 Reddit army squeezes Beyond Meat a week after debt swap dilution deal, 00:17:13.225 --> 00:17:18.545 because nothing's better than some game stonking and trump sinks global shipping 00:17:18.545 --> 00:17:25.125 climate tax james some related stories there too i'm i know you can be captain 00:17:25.125 --> 00:17:27.585 buzzkill this is kind of a good news story right. 00:17:28.155 --> 00:17:32.415 It is. There's a lot of good news to be had from this. I will add the buzzkill 00:17:32.415 --> 00:17:36.035 to the initial elation over the dropping of the Beyond Meat stock, 00:17:36.215 --> 00:17:39.195 only to say that, yes, for people who have been keeping track of it in the past 00:17:39.195 --> 00:17:44.015 week, they'll see that the meme stalkers on Reddit have done a little short 00:17:44.015 --> 00:17:45.855 squeeze to the moon, guys. 00:17:46.075 --> 00:17:48.615 Let's all pile on. It'll be just like GameStop. 00:17:48.975 --> 00:17:53.175 And so they did get it. I believe it was up over seven dollars for briefly. 00:17:53.175 --> 00:17:57.535 It's now back down to three, and a lot of the meme stalkers have lost a lot 00:17:57.535 --> 00:17:59.895 of money over this, as expected. 00:18:00.035 --> 00:18:02.175 But the long-term trend, I think, remains. 00:18:02.375 --> 00:18:10.035 I think, again, people are rejecting this plant-based substitute garbage that is not real food. 00:18:10.655 --> 00:18:16.855 And I think that this will probably, in the end, be the nail in the coffin of 00:18:16.855 --> 00:18:21.295 the Eats the Bugs agenda. I want to think that, anyway. On the other story that 00:18:21.295 --> 00:18:24.535 we're just referencing there, the UN Global Shipping Tax... 00:18:25.427 --> 00:18:29.327 Has been, if not completely eradicated, at least postponed. So for people who 00:18:29.327 --> 00:18:33.687 don't know, the UN's International Maritime Organization, the IMO, 00:18:33.947 --> 00:18:38.367 was voting on something called the Net Zero Framework, the NZF, 00:18:38.627 --> 00:18:43.027 which was supposedly going to be this, I mean, it's not a tax, 00:18:43.187 --> 00:18:47.407 guys, it's just a penalty, a fine that we would impose on you if you go over 00:18:47.407 --> 00:18:49.587 your carbon limit for your shipping. 00:18:50.087 --> 00:18:54.947 And it would be literally every member of the IMO internationally would be obligated 00:18:54.947 --> 00:18:57.307 to make this part of their law and to enforce it. 00:18:57.567 --> 00:19:01.667 So it would, in effect, be a global tax, or at least the foot in the door for 00:19:01.667 --> 00:19:05.547 a global funding mechanism for the UN. And I've been screaming about this for years. 00:19:05.807 --> 00:19:08.987 When the UN gets its global carbon tax in whatever way it is, 00:19:09.107 --> 00:19:12.827 that is the cornerstone, the foundation for global government. 00:19:12.967 --> 00:19:16.347 And that's how they're going to get the tiny little wedge, just their foot in 00:19:16.347 --> 00:19:19.387 the door, and then the globalist beast enters. 00:19:19.607 --> 00:19:22.847 So for people who want more, I will direct them to the actual statement. 00:19:23.207 --> 00:19:26.287 Broken clocks, right? Twice a day, whatever it is. At any rate, 00:19:26.387 --> 00:19:30.447 the actual statement from Secretary of State Rubio and Secretary of Energy Wright 00:19:30.447 --> 00:19:35.067 and Secretary of Transportation Duffy on taking action to defend America from 00:19:35.067 --> 00:19:36.647 the UN's first global carbon tax, 00:19:36.767 --> 00:19:42.947 where they do correctly point out this is economically disastrous and a bad 00:19:42.947 --> 00:19:45.887 idea, and we do not want a global carbon tax on the world. 00:19:46.007 --> 00:19:48.867 Well, you know what? I'll agree with them in this case at any rate, 00:19:48.867 --> 00:19:50.967 so people can go and read it in their own words there. 00:19:52.794 --> 00:19:55.874 Sean duffy former mtv road rules 00:19:55.874 --> 00:19:59.714 contestant seriously no 00:19:59.714 --> 00:20:02.394 seriously transportation secretary sean duffy is a 00:20:02.394 --> 00:20:08.934 former mtv road rules contestant this is this is what we've gotten from draining 00:20:08.934 --> 00:20:15.434 the swamp james that's that's what i this welcome to yeah my last year on the 00:20:15.434 --> 00:20:18.854 morning monarchy going okay well let me glance who's the new secretary of this 00:20:18.854 --> 00:20:20.934 and the blah blah cabinet of that. Oh my God. 00:20:23.714 --> 00:20:28.914 Thankfully, I'm old enough to have not watched the real world episodes he was on. 00:20:29.174 --> 00:20:34.014 Now I might be mixing up Beyond Meat and Impossible Meats. 00:20:34.174 --> 00:20:38.014 They're slightly different. They do have their own different personnel, 00:20:38.014 --> 00:20:42.394 but it's basically all GMO weirdness with imitation blood. 00:20:42.394 --> 00:20:45.594 That's a bit of the research I have gone into on the morning show, 00:20:45.754 --> 00:20:49.094 this weird fake GMO hemi blood because 00:20:49.094 --> 00:20:52.454 when you want to try and appeal to people who maybe don't want 00:20:52.454 --> 00:20:55.394 the slaughter of animals but you got to get that fake blood 00:20:55.394 --> 00:21:01.594 man again there's all these sort of bad just really bad ad campaigns it's almost 00:21:01.594 --> 00:21:08.174 like they forgot how to meme we run newworldnextweek.com that is your source 00:21:08.174 --> 00:21:12.874 for all your corporate and monarchy goods dvds merchandise apparel so to speak. 00:21:14.111 --> 00:21:18.431 And that keeps us fear-free and ad-free. As I like to say, you have never seen 00:21:18.431 --> 00:21:20.091 any advertisements on our work. 00:21:20.251 --> 00:21:23.731 People take James' work and re-upload it and add it to their channel. 00:21:23.871 --> 00:21:28.051 If you've seen ads on those, those are those third-party folks. 00:21:28.411 --> 00:21:32.671 I do get the exclusive audio of these New World Next Week episodes that I play 00:21:32.671 --> 00:21:37.591 after my Thursday morning monarchy that you can find at mediamonarchy.com slash listen. 00:21:37.871 --> 00:21:43.691 And speaking of brain drain, I'm playing Ramones and Pet Sematary this Friday 00:21:43.691 --> 00:21:49.111 night as part of my annual Monarchy Movie Marathon, Shocktober Surprise 5. 00:21:49.531 --> 00:21:53.951 And I even played, as you can tell, it's not just a horror movie festival, 00:21:54.451 --> 00:21:59.171 played Orson Welles' The Trial, 1962, with Anthony Perkins. 00:21:59.571 --> 00:22:04.591 James, you did a film literature at New World Order. Just kind of a short piece on that one. 00:22:04.611 --> 00:22:09.231 I was stunned at actually how beautiful and how well made it was. 00:22:09.231 --> 00:22:14.691 It looks as good as anything Orson Welles did in Citizen Kane or Magnificent Ambersons. 00:22:14.871 --> 00:22:17.731 I was able to float you a copy of that, James, so you could get maybe. 00:22:17.931 --> 00:22:22.331 It's the nice new, fancy, more recent Studio Canal transfer. 00:22:22.451 --> 00:22:24.871 So it does look. It is primo. What'd you think? 00:22:26.643 --> 00:22:31.363 It looks absolutely beautiful, and it is a fascinating movie in so many ways. 00:22:31.663 --> 00:22:35.283 But it is my first time watching it. I have read the book. I have never seen the movie. 00:22:35.403 --> 00:22:37.903 So I am at the disadvantage of going, well, that's different than the book. 00:22:38.003 --> 00:22:39.743 Oh, they changed that. Oh, that's not like the book. 00:22:39.903 --> 00:22:43.203 So I'm in that limbo. But no, it's obviously a beautiful movie. 00:22:43.383 --> 00:22:47.303 So I appreciate you introducing me to that. 00:22:48.343 --> 00:22:51.403 Having said that, I understand. Am I wrong in this? 00:22:51.503 --> 00:22:55.003 We just passed our 16th anniversary recently, and I think we didn't even mention 00:22:55.003 --> 00:22:58.523 it. And we absolutely did and we didn't. 00:22:58.623 --> 00:23:02.503 And I heard it mentioned as part again of my broadcast day. 00:23:02.683 --> 00:23:07.843 I do an hour of what I call classic monarchy and I'll play an episode from that 00:23:07.843 --> 00:23:14.723 day. So we could be listening in 2025 to an episode from 2015 on October 22nd 00:23:14.723 --> 00:23:16.803 or 23rd, as you might be watching this. 00:23:19.203 --> 00:23:25.523 That's the thing, man, James. It's a lot. It really shows me how much work we have done. 00:23:25.703 --> 00:23:30.923 Those classic hours, really, there are times you can listen to them and go, Damn, I nailed it. 00:23:31.323 --> 00:23:35.303 Unfortunately, every freaking thing I said has all pretty much come to pass now. 00:23:35.443 --> 00:23:39.783 Maybe some of the names and places have been slightly changed to protect the 00:23:39.783 --> 00:23:43.323 innocent, but it's still pretty much the same story. 00:23:43.563 --> 00:23:47.683 And I guess I had always thought our anniversary was late in October, 00:23:47.683 --> 00:23:52.663 but it's actually a little bit early in October. So that is our 16th anniversary, James. 00:23:52.883 --> 00:23:57.703 So it's getting down to about four years. So you and Brock start thinking about, 00:23:57.823 --> 00:24:00.903 you know, what you want to do when you come to visit the United States. 00:24:01.183 --> 00:24:03.643 There is New World Next Week 607, buddy. 00:24:04.923 --> 00:24:07.883 Let's just hope ice is on ice by then. 00:24:08.003 --> 00:24:12.423 Anyway, looking forward to it. Anyway, let's do it again next week. 00:24:12.543 --> 00:24:14.683 Talk to you then. You too, buddy. Take care.