Donald Trump is panicking as countries across the world are building up their...
arsenals from France to South Korea.
“They are projecting strength right now as Donald Trump projects weakness by saying any”
abstention from nuclear capabilities as a result of deferring to U.S. protection. By those days are gone, we are going to build our nuclear arsenal and we're going to build it now. I'll share with you what's going on in France. I'll share with you what's going on in South Korea.
I'll share with you what's going on throughout Europe. I'll share with you what we're seeing in terms of France selling its planes to India. I'll share with you certain statements that are coming out of mid-Fredgixen, the prime minister of Denmark about new security doctrines as the United States has fallen as the leader of the free world by far.
“Let's break down what's going on right now as the world order has broken down as a result”
of the Trump regime. So we're hearing the following facts. Number one in France is the telegraph reports president Macron tearing up 65 years of their doctrine of nuclear abstention, because of the United States's behavior. Timothy Milvinov gives a good description of what went down.
France holds about two hundred and ninety warheads. The UK has about two hundred and twenty-five. So they're combined arsenal, UK France, about five hundred and fifteen weapons. That's contrasted to Russia, about five thousand five hundred and eighty warheads. America has got five thousand two hundred and twenty-five.
“So without Washington, Russia alone outguns Europe 11 to one in warheads.”
So what is Macron's plan? He wants to make those five hundred and fifteen European warheads as unpredictable enough to matter as Timothy Milvinov explains. Under Macron's forward-deterrence doctrine that was just announced a forward-deterrence plan, these French-refal jets carrying tactical nukes will rotate secretly through allied bases
across Europe, Britain's four trident submarines and France's four ballistic missile subs will maintain a continuous at sea deterrent. But Macron is saying that we've got this submarine base and this is what he said at the base
to be free, we must be feared and to be feared, we must be powerful.
So France will increase its arsenal on top of the plan to shuffle around the arsenal in order to bolster its capabilities as well. Paul and Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Greece, Sweden and Denmark are now also ready to host these French-refal jets armed with tactical nukes. Europe is nuking up, Spain and Italy, they've rolled it out and you have these other countries
though saying we're in, very few are saying we're not really sure yet. So Britain and France signed the Northwood Declaration in July 2025 to coordinate nuclear capabilities and operations against Russia. But now they're also saying we may need this a little bit against what the Trump regime is doing.
Also, a 2025 Kengs and Tintride extended UK nuclear cooperation to Poland and Germany and it talks about how these French jets carry these weapons on it, these French doctrine accepts one nuclear warning shot against a military target, then nothing else right there. And so big news out of France, but it's not just France, because earlier yesterday South Korea unveiled its first official plan to develop nuclear power attack submarines
with the first vessel targeted for launch in the mid-2030s. The submarines will be built entirely domestically none of this US material using low-enriched uranium reactors, drawing on the country's shipbuilding and civilian nuclear industries and South Korea's president Lee posted the following message about their new nuclear submarines he posted.
We stand at a crossroads of the most critical choices we have ever faced.
The international order is rapidly being reshaped and the security environment is changing, so swiftly that it is difficult to predict even a step ahead in such times a nation's principles and direction must be clearer than ever. Both reliant defense is no longer a choice, but the fundamental and core foundation for
Safeguarding the survival of the nation and the safety of its people, the rei...
defense.
“In other words, we can no longer rely on the United States, so then President Lee talks”
about what they're doing. The security of the future cannot be achieved through the government's efforts alone. It is only when the creativity and technological prowess of the private sector, the expertise of the industrial field and the government's strong execution power, or are organically combined, and we can rebuild a stronger defense in a safer Republic of Korea to achieve
a new leap in the Republic of Korea's defense capabilities. We will gather the wisdom and capabilities of the future defense strategy committee members. The government will steadily advance tasks to strengthen security sovereignty, such as promoting the construction of nuclear power, submarines, and the early recovery of wartime operational control in addition through defense innovation based on cutting edge science and technology
and the enhancement of defense industry competitiveness. We will systematically develop a mid to long-term road map to ensure the Republic of Korea establishes a firm position as the main actor in defending the Korean peninsula, in other words, "Babai Trump, "Babai United States, your security umbrella is trash, it's garbage." South Korea goes on to say, "The South Korean President goes on to say, "I hope that today's
first meeting of the future defense strategy committee will serve as a meaningful turning
point in opening a new chapter for the defense of the Republic of Korea. I express my gratitude to all of those who have joined us," a Nard Bertrand explains. Some of you still had doubts that the U.S. quote allies are actively preparing for a U.S. withdrawal from Asia. Here's South Korea's President spelling it out.
Meanwhile, you have North Korea testing AI-powered missiles, just taunting Donald Trump and South Korea, and the failure of an American security umbrella in the area every damn day. In Jong-un personally oversaw the launch of a new tactical weapon system. Pyongyang claims the missiles are equipped with AI and can adjust their flight path mid-air
to strike targets more accurately. The reported range is around 100 kilometers. The new missiles are expected to be deployed near the border. Looks like even North Korea wants in on the era of smart weapons.
“If you all remember when former president Obama was the president and every time Kim Jong-un”
would do a missile test, that would be used by state regime media Fox and all this corporate news and it would be like, "That's Obama's weakness. How do you let Kim Jong-un do missile test?" Well, Kim Jong-un's been doing missile tests every single day. He has nuclear weapons now because Donald Trump sent him love letters and the entire world
is looking at how weak Donald Trump looks, building up their nuclear capabilities and forging these alliances in the absence of the United States shown even a modicum of leadership. So, right, then we turn to India. Now, India has finalized a letter of request for 115 Rafael fighter jets from France worth
an estimated $39 billion, around 90 of the aircraft will be manufactured in India under
a assault in the partnership with the remaining 24 delivered directly from France. This request is expected to be sent within weeks ahead of prime ministers, modies, visit to France in June. Notice Rubio shows up in India, gets nothing, meanwhile India cuts this major fighter jet deal with France right there.
“Now, as all of this is going on, what's the United States doing?”
Well, the U.S. cutting deep-strike capabilities in Europe by 50% including aircraft carriers and war planes. So, Europe saw this coming dare speak of the German paper reports that the U.S. plans to significantly reduce military contributions for NATO allies in a crisis, including fighter jets, warships, midair refueling aircraft and drones.
The U.S. will only provide half the previous number of strategic bombers and will reduce
the number of U.S. air force fighter jets by a third, make fewer destroyers available
and no longer provide any submarines at all to NATO. The U.S. also plans to scale back the provisions of armed drone models and force Europe to provide its own reconnaissance drone. So, when the U.S. is out there attacking Europe and attacking Canada and attacking the rest of the world, they're saying, "Okay, we're not going to buy your F-35, we're not going
To buy your ship, maturely, we're not going to buy from your industrial milit...
we're going to look elsewhere."
“And we've seen Germany companies building up its munition plans to develop more munitions”
than the United States has. We've seen JVs between Canada and Sweden, right? We've seen Sweden making a very strong push to Canada over its grip in fighter jets, saying, "Use the grip in, why do you need an F-35?" The F-35s are under the U.S. control.
You're going to need the U.S. for constant maintenance on these F-35s. Donald Trump has talked about kill switches on the F-35. So why not you just go with the grip in? We can build joint production facilities in Canada, put Canadians to work in the process,
and let's make this a win for Canada right there.
And so, you see that taking place. Also, you have with respect to the F-35s, people weren't paying a lot of attention to this. We've been talking about it on the Midestouch network. Iran did not shoot down the F-35 that it had on its radar in the past 48 hours. It did shoot down an M-Q-9 Reaper, which the United States military covered up.
Yeah. Our sent-com just covers everything up, now zero transparency. We saw the M-Q-9 Reaper that was destroyed by Iran. Our corporate news in the United States doesn't talk about it. And, you know, these M-Q-9 Reapers that have been destroyed, there's been dozens of them
destroyed billions of dollars of these M-Q-9 Reaper drones destroyed. And another one destroyed in the past 48 hours over the straight of Hormuz. But one of the things that Iran realized, they knew that lots of countries are very skeptical of the F-35s right now for a lot of reasons. But one of the selling points of the F-35s, is it could evade radar detection and Iran said,
really? You think it could evade radar detection? Look at it on our radar. The IRGC Aerospace Air Defense System tracked the USF-35 stealth fighter jet overnight as it went into Iranian airspace, and it showed that it had its target triggered right
on it. And it was ready to pull the trigger out there and it didn't. But it did with the M-Q-9 Reaper and Iran released this back-to-back-to-back. That was a message being sent to Canada as well. And while we're talking about a lot of United States allies on paper, really, former allies,
now developing their recalibrating and developing and further strengthening their nuclear capabilities and their nuclear weapons, I'll make a few quick points.
“Remember, it was last year about nine months ago or so, when Donald Trump said, we are going”
to resume nuclear testing inside the United States because Donald Trump thought that Russia and China were doing nuclear testing, Russia and China were doing testing of the weaponry that holds the nooks inside it, but not actually doing nuclear controlled nuclear explosions. Donald Trump said we were going to do controlled nuclear explosions in Nevada and New Mexico. By the way, you think that would be a big story in the United States, it really wasn't,
but we covered here in the Midas Touch Network, of course. So then lots of other countries are way to make it. You're doing actual nuclear explosions in the United States, and then the Senators of Mexico, and you're doing that, and then one of the defense department officials and State Department officials testified before the House and the Senate, and they were asked
about that to could you clarify what Trump meant, and they couldn't clarify what it meant. So you had other countries saying should we be doing nuclear testing now, actual exploding nuclear nuclear weapons, and so one of the things we've also heard Russia say recently is that, you know, it said that as part of its nuclear capabilities, it was giving nuclear weapons to Belarus, and that it was saying that, you know, if they said, if you crane
continues to, you know, make the advances that they are, we may use tactical nuclear strikes. Probably should be reported.
“Probably should be a big, probably should be a big story, right?”
It was a big story on the Midas Touch Network. So you have, as a result of what Trump's doing, nuclear proliferation that was previously contained taking place across the entire globe right now, and you saw Russia's move nukes in Belarus, you see Europe smoothed with France and UK with all these other European countries gaining access to the nukes, even though they have less.
Let's face it.
All you need is one or two of these things to basically wipe out humanity, maybe a few
more, but to basically wipe out humanity. So thousands versus 500, not sure that makes any appreciable difference, but France is
Okay.
We got a project power, we're going to build more nuclear weapons right now.
“So that's what happens with the Trump regimes break down in the global world order.”
And so, and so while you have lots of these other countries forging alliances, like look, Canada set to announce a deal to supply Germany with liquefied natural gas from a planned export facility on the coast of British Columbia, deal making. On the other hand, you have the US doing deal breaking, deal making, US deal breaking, but that's Donald Trump's whole life, a deal breaker, a sucker puncher.
Trump was never the art of the deal, Trump used negotiations to lure people into good
faith discussions, then he would sucker punch you, right? The worst form of skum is a sucker puncher, and that's how Donald Trump always has used negotiations his entire life. He's trying to do that with Iran right now, but they realize his pathology, and they trapped him in the straightive or moose, and they've locked it, but he's a deal breaker.
He rips apart contracts, he sues, he's litigious, he's a loser. So Donald Trump attacking Canada and Donald Trump sends Pete Hoaxstra, this ambassador to Canada, who is heeded in Canada. And he says, you know, so Radio Canada asks him, you know, do you understand why people here are frustrated with you and Hoaxstra's like, "No, why would people be angry with
me?"
And so here you've got folks who are doing everything they can to get the Canadian public
to rally against America, just doesn't make any sense.
“But do you understand where that frustration is coming from?”
Absolutely no. In Canada, because you know, a lot of Canadians are saying, well, we didn't do anything wrong, and suddenly Donald Trump, you know, put tariffs on us. We put tariffs on everybody in the world. There are two countries that have retaliated against America.
Okay. Try and I in Canada. You said it. I didn't. More from this radio candidate interview with Hoaxstra, and Hoaxstra says, you know,
the fact that the Canadians are not buying our alcohol is making it very difficult for us to want to be helpful to the Canadians. Helpful to the Canadians, you try to invade them. You said you wanted their sovereignty, you said you wanted to make them into the 51st day. That's why they went elbows up.
That's not be sociable. You're our sociopaths, like Donald Trump, this Trump regime is sociopaths here. Play this clip. You've been also quite vocal about the alcohol ban by provinces that was put in place for the retaliation to US terrorists.
If Canadian provinces were to put back the American alcohol in the shelves, would that lead to a tariff relief from the United States? No. I mean, we think the alcohol ban is totally unfair. It's a clear indicator of how 11 provinces feel about trade with the United States.
They're saying sending a very, very clear message about how doing business with the United States doesn't appeal to them.
“The prime minister has reinforced that message, okay?”
And so it creates some questions about, you know, just Canada really want to do business with the United States. And then Pete Hokes just said, yeah, we're very frustrated and disappointed with Canadians. You're frustrated and disappointed. Maybe don't act like imperialistic sociopaths and behave as allies, behave as friends.
And maybe you'll get a different response, not at this point. It's too late. But anyway, here play this clip. There's some disappointment and maybe some frustration. I think we believe we could have moved further on the trade negotiations, which are
doing in five weeks. Yeah. So I think they're just a little frustration and disappointment. You know, then as the Trump regime tries to create a pretext for invading Cuba, Cuba's foreign minister Bruno Rodriguez Paderdia, he says, you really think that our small island
that we're going to use drones to attack the United States that could nuke us like, why would we, why would we use drones against you? It makes no sense here play this clip. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told me, sir, on Thursday, that the Cuban regime poses a direct national security threat to the United States of America, he mentioned an arsenal
of military drones provided to the regime by the Russians, by the Chinese. He alluded to reporting in the United States last week that the Cuban government has even discussed internal, a potential plans to attack US military targets, is any of that true? Well, it might not be a good one.
Well, just imagine Cuba is a small island 100,000 square kilometers in 10 million inhabitants.
What would be the common sense behind the idea that Cuba could threaten nucle...
We will have to ask the Secretary of State if he has any evidence.
I have heard him lying on a non-regarding decision and one of the things that he also said
“as well, which I thought was important from this interview, is he goes, okay, you keep on”
saying we're a failed nation, we're failed economically, but if you thought we're failed, then why are you sanctioning us and blockating us? If we just can't, if you think we can't run this on our own, then why blockages just let us fail? Right?
I mean, that's the point that he's making playing this clip, play this clip right here.
President Trump, over the last week, said that Cuba is a failing nation multiple times.
What's your response to those comments? If the Cuban state would be an inefficient state and the Cuban economy would not be viable, what would be the use for an executive order by the President of the United States issued on January 29, declaring complete energy blockade against Cuba, what would be the need for the removal of my executive order of May 1st establishing secondary sanctions against
all the economic counterparts of Cuba in the world. They have also resorted to military threat, no political difference, no difference between two states, no consideration about the political system or the government of another country
could be the reason for a provoking a war or to cause a bloodbass or a humanitarian catastrophe.
Now, it should also be noted that it seems the only ally remaining for the United States, also a country that's allowed to have nukes, but doesn't pretends it doesn't have nukes Israel. And then throughout the day, yesterday, I mean, you had Israel's national security minister Ben Gavir saying the Israeli government is on the phone with Trump constantly.
We will not let Donald Trump sign a bad deal with the Ron if it's a bad deal for Israel. We will not be allowing Donald Trump to sign that which Trump then responded by sending whether it was directly because of this or because of Trump's conversation with Netanyahu or just because Trump did it. Do you be the judge, but then Donald Trump made that post over the weekend saying to all
the Arab nations out there, he listed there every Arab nation like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan.
“You need to enter into an alliance with Israel, join the Abraham Accords.”
I'm mandating it. If you want the US to enter into a peace deal with the Ron, you've got to become allies with Israel and these Arab nations are like, we said that if Israel recognizes a Palestinian state and there's a two state solution with East Jerusalem as the capital of a Palestine, then we could talk about alliances, otherwise there's nothing for us to talk about and then
I think people in the United States and tell me what you think are like whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa so we got into this catastrophic and unlawful war in Iran when there was a deal reach that he strongly stronger nuclear deal than Obama's because Netanyahu told Trump that we got to do it. So then the United States invaded Iran, it's been absolutely catastrophic.
Now we're trying to get out of it and now the precondition to getting out of it is Arab nations need to enter a peace deal with Israel, what does it have to do with the US and Iran?
“What are we doing here and I think the people across the world are saying like what the hell”
is even happening then Netanyahu's like we are intensifying our operations against Lebanon. The idea of we'll be intensifying its positions then the idea of issues displacement orders for 27 towns and villages across southern Lebanon and Bay Route late on Tuesday night and we're like we're chakwita try to make peace here please can we stop with all of this we stop with the war can we stop with demolishing of Lebanon and the genocide and gas could we just
be freaking human beings and live in a basic humanity and with all of this chaos taking place I know Donald Trump is a Putin bootlicker right Donald Trump removing these sanctions on you know, removing sanctions against Russian oil telling Ukraine can you help us remove the sanctions against uh against Belarusian potash please we need Belarusian fertilizer
You have all of that going on you know and Donald Trump's going out of his wa...
Putin and then Russia's ambassador you know is out there saying look here's what we're telling
“the Islamic countries we're out there telling them that America's not your friend you can't”
rely on America so while Trump thinks this guy is his friend here's what he's saying here let's play this clip right here was was warning in advance that had this started it would attack the military infrastructure that the US US built in those countries now telling them you are the hostages of the American policy in the Middle Eastern we were saying long time ago that if something
like that would happen you will inevitably be you will you will get into this crisis whether you
would once with your willing owner and that brings me to Denmark's prime minister met their Fred Rieksson and she just gave an interview where she talked about the changing world order as
“well and I think she sums it up quite succinctly right here here's what she says let's play this clip”
through you agree with the Canadian Prime Minister Connie they have the middle powers shoot your night in a collective response against coercion absolutely that's the short answer there's no way around the old world either it is changing rapidly or it's gone and it will probably not return as we knew it so we better hurry up we have to speed up we have to scale up and yes there are still democracies in power and we have to join each other and actually that
is what's going on now so I mean it's it's very easy to be to have skepticism about the European Union but if you look at the way EU works today compared only I mean when I came into office it's much stronger European Union we manage going through crisis UK let's see what will happen during next elections but until now they are moving closer to the rest of the Europe again if you look at the Nordic region now we have Sweden and Finland and NATO and we are much more coordinated
in our daily life politically in defence insecurity Canada is moving much closer to its European partners and if you look at NATO in the last couple of years Japan is now participating every time we
“have a NATO summit the same goes from New Zealand or Australia South Korea yes so I think those of us”
who still believes in the old world order and who have the capability to change our world into a new world but based on the same values as the old one should get much closer together and that is what we are doing right now so my guess is that collision of the willing the idea that some countries goes together and and move things forward is one of the methods you will see in the future like we did on Ukraine and like we are doing right now in Europe when it comes to defence insecurity
because if I mean if you look at the northern part of Europe today it's like a horseshoe with the Netherlands with UK with Scandinavian the northern countries with the Baltic countries Poland it's like a horseshoe and it's the strongest defence region now in the world and if we have a Germany one day to structural participate in our enhanced cooperation well then it's not just a horseshoe then it's a brick and it's a strong one there you have it everyone thanks for watching
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