All right, Alexander, let's talk about the elections in Austria and the results which show the Freedom Party has won the elections.

They came in first with about 30% of the vote.

The ruling People's Party, they came in second, the party that's currently governing. They came

in second, not far behind, three or four points behind the Freedom Party and the Social

Democrats. They came in third. And this is freaking out the globalists, the EU officials in

Brussels, because they consider the Freedom Party as far right, any party that

doesn't fall in line with the ideology of Brussels or the globalist is considered far right.

Freedom Party's platform is anti-immigration, migration, and they would like the conflict in Ukraine to wind down.

They want the conflict to stop, no more money, no more weapons to Zelensky, and the resumption of trade with Russia, specifically Russian energy, Russian gas. And to have these in a platform,

in a party platform, and then win the elections with this platform, understandably has

panicked and triggered the globalists and the officials in Brussels.

So what are your thoughts on the Freedom Party's victory?

They will not be allowed to govern, is my thinking on all of this.

But what do you think?

I think before we discuss what's going to happen,

I think we should, first of all, discuss what has happened.

And again, I'm going to talk a little bit about Austria and its politics since the Second World War, because

you need to understand that to understand the scale of this moment, because I can very well remember a time when Austria was considered

a very left wing, very social democratic place. It used to be, it used to vote in social

democrat governments one after the other, election after election. And there was this figure, this personality,

Bruno Kreisky, who was the leader of the Social Democratic Party of Austria, who seemed to be

basically Austria's permanent chancellor. And by most accounts, by the way, he governed well. I mean,

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