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Hello everybody, welcome to TUC TV, your global news channel. I'm Maya Tusi, and the British government, under the weak leadership of Starmer, is now telling you that you have to prepare for war. You know the sign when a government is having a political crisis in the country. That's when they bring up, uh, all the issues with crisis and wars and conflicts, because that will help them survive a little bit. We're going to give you guys all the updates on this.
Uh, the British government have now mobilized their counter-intelligence unit. But it's not really just about the military. They're also telling ordinary people, civilians, to prepare. But it's not also just about the British government and Britain. It's also about France, as Emmanuel Macron has now told the families in France that you have to prepare to lose your children in an upcoming conflict. So, let's give you guys all these updates, and I'm going to explain why this is a classic tactic that is also used as an opportunity for failing governments, failing political parties. It's the same thing, by the way, in dictatorships, in authoritarian countries. When you mess up domestically, you go and focus on international threats and wars and conflicts.
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Anyway, let's talk about, uh, the chaos that is, uh, the British government. The United Kingdom is now rapidly developing plans to prepare the whole country for the possible outbreak of war. This is according to the armed forces minister. Now, they are talking about the role of civilians as well as the military themselves. Now, Grant Shapps, who is the, uh, armed forces minister, has said that armies, navies, and air forces respond to crisis, but it's actually society and industries and the economy that win wars. So, they're already talking about how we can win wars.
Now, everything goes back to not just Keir Starmer, but actually the armed forces minister, Grant Shapps, says that the shadow of war is knocking on Europe's door once more. That's the reality. We've got to be prepared to deter it collectively, everyone. What is their role? Uh, if we get caught in an existential crisis, and what to do, uh, what do they need to do and to be aware of, and what they can't do, and, yeah, just using random words now. And how do we mobilize the nation to support a military endeavor? Not just about deploying the military, but actually about protecting every inch of our own territory. That work is ongoing now. It's rapidly developing, and we've got to move as fast as we can to make sure that's short.
Now, obviously, this goes back to, uh, the issue with Russia, but I'm not really sure even if there's a massive outbreak with Russia, right? Hypothetically, in Western Europe, in the UK, in France, I'm not really sure if the problem, the threats will be loss of territory. With all due respect to both the British side and the Russian side, it, it is, it is going to be disruptive hypothetically if something like that ever to happen because there's a bunch of European coalition of the willing globalists who are itching for war, but it's not going to be about loss of territory. It's going to be very disruptive. It's going to be very, very bloody, but it's not like Russia is going to take control of Kent.
So, that aside, it all goes back to the leadership of NATO because over the last couple of days, we've been hearing from obviously, uh, Starmer, Emmanuel Macron is telling people you're going to lose your children, and also Mark Rutte. Because NATO, and we will talk about, uh, Grant Shapps, but NATO, Mark Rutte said yesterday, last night, that Europe must ready itself for a confrontation, direct confrontation with Russia on a, on the kind of scale that our grandparents and great-grandparents endured. This is a reference to both the First and Second World War. The whole point of the new world order since the 1940s and 50s was supposed to not keep talking about the first two wars and not to try to your best to avoid going back to those type of global conflicts.
Now, obviously, you're always going to have enemies. You're always going to. And the problem with the world order right now is that you have enemies inside the system and external. You, you've already invited, for example, the Chinese Communist Party to infiltrate the financial services. You seem to be okay with that. You've already invited the state of Qatar to infiltrate universities and fund all these groups. You seem to be okay with that. Now, suddenly, they're caring about external threats.
Now, according to NATO, I'm going to show you a video from Mark Rutte saying that Allied defense spending and production must rise rapidly. Our armed forces must have what they need to keep us safe. Let's go to the leadership of NATO. Duty as Secretary General to tell you what lies ahead if we don't act faster, invest in defense, and continue our support for Ukraine. And I know this is a hard message as we head towards the festive season when our thoughts turn to hope, light, and peace. But we can take courage and strength knowing that we stand together in NATO with determination and acknowledge that we are on the right side of history. We have a plan. We know what to do. You don't. So let us deliver. We must.
Okay. Problem. NATO is not as united as they say. In fact, it's reached a point where the European side, there's, there's laziness by choice. That's basically what President Trump has been saying for years, that the, the Europeans are not paying their fair share. So, they're just relying on America. But there's also disunity. Because the, the European leadership of NATO don't like NATO. You see the problem with that, right? Because they don't like, they actually don't like the fact that they have to rely on America. But they still rely on America. That's why they wanted to create their own European version with the European army, the coalition of the willing, and all that nonsense, thinking that they could survive without America. So, you can't be addicted to America helping you and then also say, also basically making moves against America. If you really can have a European NATO on your own without America, well, feel free to try, but it's not going to happen because you have different countries. France and Emmanuel Macron want to be the leader of whatever you want to call this European NATO nonsense, the EU army. The Germans don't like that. The French want to be in charge. The rest of the Europeans, a lot of them still want to be closer to America. So, I'm not really sure what unity he's talking about.
But going back to the situation in the UK, as it's rapidly increasing and escalating, one main issue is about the resources. So, the government under Starmer have are now launching a new defense counter-intelligence unit. This is to basically boost the ability to detect and disrupt intelligence operations by hostile states. Now, we already have GCHQ, we already have MI5, MI6, and all the, basically all the MIS, but they just want to create more bureaucracy and spend more money because apparently that wasn't working. Well, we seem to have survived the Cold War with the existing structure. We seem to have survived the Second World War with this existing structure. Obviously, it's evolved since then. But they have also moved to enhance the Ministry of Defense's spy capabilities by essentially combining various military intelligence branches. This is across the military. So, army, navy, air force, all of them, as well as the defense intelligence. It's going to be called the Military Intelligence Services. So, again, it's the same as MI5, MI6, GCHQ, all these guys. It's basically increasing the foreign intelligence agencies, creating more bureaucracy.
We did the same thing on a different level with the Foreign Office for a while. It was a terrible idea. Do you know what we did? This country, they decided to mix. The Foreign Office was called the Foreign Office for a long time. Then it was obviously the Foreign Office and Commonwealth. Then we added the foreign aid budget, the international development, to the Foreign Office. So, we became FCDO, XYZ. And the Tories were like, "Okay, maybe we should separate them." You're just creating more bureaucracy, and you think you're doing streamlining. You're absolute idiots. Anyway, they think that we're all stupid at this point.
But the French have taken this warning to a whole new level. Let's go to Emmanuel Macron. Emmanuel Macron is now warning, uh, the French people that they may need to lose their children in a war with Russia. This is the literal translation of the direct quote: "You may need to lose your children in a war with Russia." Now, the French soldiers at the back, by the way, abruptly walked up, walked off during Macron's speech. There was a lot of confusion, and people didn't know if this was because of stress or protest. You can see he seemed to be all over the place behind Macron. That's when he's going to leave, by the way. So, we still don't know what happened here, by the way. It was a very confusing situation. But from the beginning of the speech, he, he seemed to have, uh, been distressed. I don't know what was going on with him.
But this whole thing is not going to go anywhere if there is no accountability on the way the system, the bureaucratic system, is actually trying to manage the structure of governance in France, in the UK, and all these countries. But all we are hearing is Sky News, BBC News, all these guys doing the bidding for the British government, the Labour government, basically being their propaganda mouthpiece without asking any questions, which is a very fascinating thing. It reminds me of COVID, the lockdown days. So, the government comes out and tells people, "Be scared. Fearmongering. End of the world, right? So, we're going to do these policies." They've announced all these, like merging intelligence services or whatever, right? And telling civilians, "You also have to basically get ready to die." Journalists in the mainstream media, whose job is to say, "Okay, thank you for the update. Thank you for the briefing, Mr. Government. We have some questions. Let's talk about you merging all these intelligence units, counter-intelligence units. How's this going to be done? Is it a good idea? Who's in charge? How much is it going to cost? Who's going to fund it? All this." Or, "What do you mean civilians have to die?" They don't ask questions. Same with lockdown. Not only journalists in the mainstream media didn't ask questions saying, "Oh, you're telling us we have to go into lockdown, but why? For how long? What purpose?" Instead, not only they were just supporting the government, they were pushing the government to do more, saying, "We need more lockdowns." They became the, the propaganda parrots of the government of the state. Your job is to ask questions, to find out more details. Why are we doing this? How are we doing this? And what's behind it? You can't just report and say, "Well, the government told me to say this." Your job is not to be there for the government to tell you what to say. You can report on what the government is doing, like what we're doing right now. I gave you the facts, but now I'm asking the questions.
The problem is, we got in touch with the Ministry of Defense. They're not responding, unlike before, because we've had contacts. Our team, we always communicated. If we get, uh, we usually get a quote or a statement from the, uh, MOD on these issues. Nothing. Because they're not feeling the pressure. They only respond to new media when they have already responded to the mainstream media. That's the problem. They are gatekeepers. So, essentially, what this means, if BBC News get in touch with the MOD first before TUC TV, the MOD decide to give them a comment or a quote, then they are also now willing to to respond to our team, as you've seen before in the past. But if the BBC are not doing this, are not asking the questions, the MOD can easily ignore the, the new media. So, we're not hearing anything. That's lovely, isn't it?
Now, there's a lot of reaction already to this. The Lebanese foreign minister chastised Iran. Yeah, that's a whole different thing. We'll talk about that. Ivan says that this seems like a distraction or an excuse not to have elections. Well, this is the thing. I don't want to be that guy. I don't want to go into the rabbit hole. But with everything that has been going on, all the very crazy decisions by this government, and they always have an excuse, you know, cancelling local elections, and then they cancelled the mayoral elections just now, and then they scrapped the, the trial by juries, and many other things, right? They would have an excuse anyway. And I said the other day when I was reporting on the latest one, which is scrapping the, we are postponing the mayoral elections, I said, "Okay, it seems crazy, but if two years ago, someone had told you that any government, any British government or French government would come and say with an excuse, 'We're going to cancel this. We're going to scrap this.' You would say, 'Well, that's, they're not going to do that. That's crazy. It's unconstitutional.' Right? But it's happened now, and now we're kind of used to it. Like, 'Yeah, of course, that makes sense. They did, they did another one, another move against democracy.' Right? So, I don't want to be that guy, but based on the trend that we've seen, I would not be surprised if somehow there will be a new excuse to even postpone the general election. I'm not saying that's definitely going to happen, but I'm not going to be surprised if that happens. Again, I'm, I'm going to do the same thing. Right now, I'm sitting here on the 12th of December, 2025, and I'm going to tell you, if you think they're going to do that, like Ivan, right now, I'm going to say, 'No, of course not. That's crazy. Now, that's too far. They're not going to do that. They're not going to postpone the general elections.' Now, that, that's too much. But I would have said the same thing two years ago about everything that they've done. I would have said, 'You're crazy. They're not going to scrap the trial, trial by juries.' So, technically, while I want to say that's crazy, they're not going to postpone the general election. They might, because it's, it's not really just about preserving Labour in government, because obviously the big chunk of bureaucrats in this country are supporting Labour. So, it's in their favor, but it's also about what they would call the stability of the system. Not the way that is good for you, the stability of the country, you know, for people, peace. You know, stability of the system, the bureaucratic system, to to protect themselves.
Crises, conflicts really help them in both democracies and dictatorships, mostly dictatorships, authoritarian regimes. Conflicts and big national crises really help because they could exercise more power and more control over you, and they could also delay the inevitable, which is their downfall. So, every time the IRGC realize that there's some sort of problem, they create an enemy and they say, "Oh, well, we're going to have to increase more, uh, security services across the country and do a crackdown and knock on your doors and come and take your children because the enemy is coming." So, that's always been used by dictatorships anyway, but now we seem to be having it in our democracies.
Mandatory service for the migrants that arrive on the boat, earn that citizenship. The thing is, people have mentioned this before, especially in Europe. There is a problem. Do you really want your military to be filled with illegal migrants who are from different countries and different backgrounds? Most of them these days when they come to the UK or France, hate the French culture and the British heritage. Do you really want to give them guns? So, it's a lose-lose. Uh, it's probably best for them, for us, not to have them here in the first place, but, uh, yeah, I don't think it would be a good idea to give them guns.
Vinnie says, "Another COVID-style control and the masses, BS." Yeah, the reason I also mentioned the days of lockdown was because it's not really just about the project fear that the state. Obviously, we always have enemies. We, we know that we have external enemies and internal enemies. Every country throughout history, every tribe will have internal threats and external threats. And as the world became more complex over the last couple of centuries, you have internal enemy and external enemy for the people, and internal enemy and external enemy to the state. Ideally, you want them to be the same. As in, if you have an enemy, external threat to the state, to your government, it should also be the same enemy to the people. That used to be the case back in the day. But these days, it's complicated because you, there is a massive disconnect between the public, the populace, and governments in general. There is also the, the globalization of the world means that you, in every country these days, you have people who don't necessarily share the same values. They don't all back the same flag. And it's not really just about migration. It's about previous migration waves. Now, there have been some successful migration waves over time. If, if you bring in some people in smaller numbers from compatible cultures, fine, you know, when the Irish go to America, fine. But we also have basically homegrown problems because of some people who came way before and they have, for example, a jihadi mentality, and they're never going to be backing the British flag. Which means some external threat or internal threat, that will be a threat to people like Vinnie here or myself, will not necessarily be a threat to some other citizens or civilians who live or residents in the UK, who live in other Birmingham, for example, or wherever. So, we, as people, don't share the same threats. That's well, that's all. Sharing the same threat as our government. So, it just made everything even more complex.
But yes, the reason I mentioned lockdown was also not just because of the project fear, but also the way the media behaved, just like now. I just asked very simple questions. Well, we, we've got in touch with MOD. They're not getting back in touch with us. But I just asked it publicly. Ask why you're merging more bureaucracy. How much is it going to cost us? And who's going to be managing it? Who's going to be the head of this new defense intelligence unit? It's basic things, but the media are just the parrots. They're just repeating the same things as the state.
Snape wants a war so he can remain in power. A lot of people say the same thing. Also a classic move to stop elections. Snape is funding both sides. Ukraine, millions in aid. Russia with buying fuel via its middleman, India. That's the thing. Is, by the way, we do the same thing with Iran, in case you didn't know. So, you know, we put sanctions, we say we're not going to buy stuff from you, but then we get it from a third party, mostly in this case with Iran, is the UAE, so gas from Iran. I mean, it's fascinating. It's the same with the Germans, where for years and years, they were addicted to Russian gas and oil. Trump told them, "What are you doing? You're an idiot. Diversify your portfolio." They laughed at him. And then now, suddenly, the Europeans are saying, "Well, we're not going to get anything from Russia." You're still paying Russians, you idiots. Um, are you against or pro? Like, make up your mind.
If Russia took control of Kent, is that a bad thing? Well, it won't be English anymore, but, you know, those who, those who want to preserve the, the Anglo-Saxon culture, uh, yeah, it won't be the same. Uh, also, if you think the anti-free speech laws are bad in the UK, which are bad, on the Russian side, they're not angels either. And it's Tommy, Tommy this, Tommy that, until the band begins to play. I would fight to protect my homeland, but off to a fight miles away. Nah, you're okay. God bless you. To see. Thank you for all. We just lost a soldier, a British soldier in Ukraine. And, uh, but they, what they are talking about, if we just take it from their word, Macron and Starmer, right now, this week, they're not even talking about sending British troops or French troops to Ukraine. They've gone past that. They're talking about somehow the Russians getting to Kent, and now we have to fight the Russians on British soil. Obviously, if any enemy comes to your territory, you're going to have to fight back regardless. But the issue is, it's the job of the government and the state to always be ready by default, right? They don't even have to tell us. You just prepare. You always have to have the Ministry of Defense ready, MI6 ready, GCHQ, do your job. And they do their job well, GCHQ, and just have the military prepared for anyone. I don't care who attacks you. Whether it's the French, whether it's Argentina for some reason, whether it's Russia, I don't care who. Whoever comes to your territory, obviously hit back, defend your country. We were just sitting here as citizens thinking, well, our governments obviously are prepared. I'm sure they're prepared, but they're not even ready because they, they're not able to do recruitment. We are struggling to recruit soldiers. So, I'm not even talking about recruiting soldiers and troops to send to other countries because I'm not in favor of that. Whether it's to send them to Gaza or Iran or whatever. No, don't send anybody anywhere. Stay here. Obviously, we have bases, but not to attack other countries because we have to protect our interests. So, but they're not even talking about that anymore. It's not about sending troops to Europe. Apparently, the Russians are coming. So, get ready to die. But what now? Suddenly, they say you have to be ready. Well, we thought that it's your job to be ready. So, we don't have to be ready as people.
This purely is to stop right-wing parties getting in. And Tuktuk said that he's buying a house in Qatar. Of course, in the middle of all this, Qatar has been hosting Tucker Carlson, as usual. Oh, he's going to be loving all this, by the way. Tucker Carlson. Oh, it's a lose-lose because we've got a bunch of idiots. The Western globalists have their own thing. You've got the Eastern globalists, and then some of them are now influencing people like Tucker Carlson, and then people like Tucker Carlson have their own agenda, and then there are some innocent people thinking they have to pick a side. Maybe don't pick a side. You don't have to pick between the Western globalists or Eastern globalists in China, Iran, all these countries, or between Tucker Carlson and BBC. Maybe don't pick sides. Just be independent. Don't be like, "No, no, no, that that side I like, that one. They're right." Just defend your family. Fight for your own people. That's it.
Says, "It's okay. I'll be that guy." Yeah. Oh, yeah. The rabbit hole. You be that guy. Not dying for a country that sees me as a second-class citizen. Vinnie also said says, "What? Oh, play Santa. That makes me laugh." Okay, fine. I'll do that. Priorities, guys. Right. Um, what? Okay, I'll give Vinnie what he wants. It's time to plug, um, TUC TV Plus. Right. Uh, let's, uh, let's go to Santa. See what Santa's talking.
Santa says, "Join TUC TV. Happy Christmas." Ho ho ho.
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I'm tired of, uh, the half-hearted support of Ukraine by European countries. Yeah. Uh, stop trade with Putin and don't be hypocritical when it comes to the CCP. That's the thing. They, they're just playing all sides at the same time. They can't even make up their mind. They, they could say something publicly. I don't care. I don't really care if Macron, Starmer, Rutte, or whoever comes and says, I don't know, "We are 100% pro-Russia," or "We are 100% pro-Ukraine." I don't really care what you say because behind closed doors, you are funding all sides, and you are essentially allowing all sides to still exist. It's the forever war nonsense. There are people dying in Ukraine, and these guys, on the one hand, they're going around saying, "Obviously, we hate Russia," but still paying Russia. On the other hand, they say, "We're going to have to use our tax money to give everything to Ukraine," without actually having a plan for Ukraine to either succeed or make a deal. This is just complete nonsense. It's innocent people who are losing their lives. Same with, for example, Iran. Like, the British government could say, well, yeah, they never say Iran is an enemy because they can't say, but they, they, they behave like the Islamic Republic is not a friend of Britain, but we still refuse to designate the IRGC as a terrorist organization in Britain. It's the whole thing is stupid. But I know why they're doing it. But it would seem irrational if an alien comes to Earth and judges us saying, "What on earth are these idiots doing on this planet? The people, the people in charge of humans on Earth?" These globalist fools should read the history of Mamluk Egypt. The Islamic Arab elite thought they could use foreign Turks as soldiers. They revolted. Yes, probably best not to trust the Turkish rebels for anything generally in life. I hope Russia takes control of Birmingham. That would be a terrible idea. Let's not hope for that.
Ivan says, "We are not ready for conflict with the Isle of Man." The Isle of Man could take control of Westminster if they want to. Gibraltar could invade Britain. The world's gone mad. Happy Christmas, everyone. And Hanukkah. Hyperonica if you're, uh, in Israel. Anyway, so craziness everywhere.
There is a lot more happening, by the way. Uh, so it's going to be a busy, busy day because while this is going on, people in Iran are lashing out. The IRGC have lost control of the streets again. Massive protests. We're going to bring that update to you guys shortly. Then the, the Christians in Congo are now being massacred again. We focus a lot on the, obviously, the Nigerian Christians in recent days and weeks, but the Islamic State have launched a massive war on Christians in Congo. Uh, the massacre continues. The mainstream media refused to report, but we will be bringing you guys the update on that later on as well. And, uh, I finally found the truth about Candace Owens. It's not that difficult, and her relationship with Charlie Kirk, which we'll cover later tonight. And in case you didn't know, not everybody in Gaza is innocent. Shock. Because a doctor in Gaza was responsible for the murder of one of the Israeli hostages. And the, the media wanted you to think there's only only a handful of Hamas militants. It's just, it's just Hamas in Gaza. That that's the problem. Not the civilians who are educated and they become doctors. That there must be good people, engineers and doctors. Bring him to England. Everything's great. Yes.
So, the holy war continues across the world, and we're going to bring you guys all the latest updates shortly on this channel. So, subscribe to TUC TV. I'm Maya Tusi, and we are the media. Yeah.