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<blockquote data-quote="MelaninWarlord" data-source="post: 64636" data-attributes="member: 428">[MEDIA=youtube]g3IJPZHMmOg[/MEDIA]In this video titled &quot;Everyone&#039;s Had Enough,&quot; Paul Joseph Watson discusses his perspectives on the impacts of mass migration across Europe and the United States, arguing that cultural and demographic shifts are leading to social instability.Key Themes and Segments:Social and Safety Concerns in the UK:Watson highlights reports of harassment and stalking of women and children near migrant centers [01:41].He criticizes Green Party politician Zack Polanski for suggesting that billionaires in private jets are a greater threat than issues related to illegal immigration [02:16].The video features footage of migrant men in a park in Spain, which Watson uses to argue that public spaces are becoming unrecognizable [03:20].Policy Changes in Spain:He discusses the Spanish government&#039;s decision to regularize approximately 500,000 to 800,000 illegal migrants via royal decree [04:05].Watson claims this is a political move by socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to secure future votes [05:19].Demographic Shifts in the United States:Watson provides a comparison of white population percentages in major U.S. cities between 1950 and today [06:42].He cites figures for cities like Detroit (down from 84% to 10%), New York City (90% to 30%), and Los Angeles (94% to 37%) to argue that there is a deliberate effort to change U.S. demographics [07:20].Critique of UK Institutions:Police: He mocks the British police, showing a clip of an officer promoting a local vape shop, arguing that law enforcement has lost its focus on crime [14:12].Education: He criticizes efforts to &quot;decolonize&quot; the curriculum in UK schools, arguing that it is unnatural for a historically white country to move away from its own historical figures [15:26].Wider European Context:The video shows footage of riots in Paris involving Moroccans [17:56].He cites statistics from the Netherlands and Germany, claiming that a majority of citizens now view mass migration as their country&#039;s biggest problem [18:29].Sponsorship (NMN Supplement):Between the political commentary, Watson includes a lengthy segment promoting Black Forest NMN, discussing its purported benefits for NAD levels, cellular energy, and anti-aging [08:58].Video URL: [MEDIA=youtube]g3IJPZHMmOg[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MelaninWarlord, post: 64636, member: 428"] [MEDIA=youtube]g3IJPZHMmOg[/MEDIA] In this video titled "Everyone's Had Enough," Paul Joseph Watson discusses his perspectives on the impacts of mass migration across Europe and the United States, arguing that cultural and demographic shifts are leading to social instability. Key Themes and Segments: Social and Safety Concerns in the UK: Watson highlights reports of harassment and stalking of women and children near migrant centers [01:41]. He criticizes Green Party politician Zack Polanski for suggesting that billionaires in private jets are a greater threat than issues related to illegal immigration [02:16]. The video features footage of migrant men in a park in Spain, which Watson uses to argue that public spaces are becoming unrecognizable [03:20]. Policy Changes in Spain: He discusses the Spanish government's decision to regularize approximately 500,000 to 800,000 illegal migrants via royal decree [04:05]. Watson claims this is a political move by socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to secure future votes [05:19]. Demographic Shifts in the United States: Watson provides a comparison of white population percentages in major U.S. cities between 1950 and today [06:42]. He cites figures for cities like Detroit (down from 84% to 10%), New York City (90% to 30%), and Los Angeles (94% to 37%) to argue that there is a deliberate effort to change U.S. demographics [07:20]. Critique of UK Institutions: Police: He mocks the British police, showing a clip of an officer promoting a local vape shop, arguing that law enforcement has lost its focus on crime [14:12]. Education: He criticizes efforts to "decolonize" the curriculum in UK schools, arguing that it is unnatural for a historically white country to move away from its own historical figures [15:26]. Wider European Context: The video shows footage of riots in Paris involving Moroccans [17:56]. He cites statistics from the Netherlands and Germany, claiming that a majority of citizens now view mass migration as their country's biggest problem [18:29]. Sponsorship (NMN Supplement): Between the political commentary, Watson includes a lengthy segment promoting Black Forest NMN, discussing its purported benefits for NAD levels, cellular energy, and anti-aging [08:58]. Video URL: [MEDIA=youtube]g3IJPZHMmOg[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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