All right, Alexander, let's talk about what's going on in the UK,

and maybe we can also discuss a little bit of what's happening in Germany,

specifically with Alice Vidal of the AFDE,

who just did a Twitter x-bases, not a Twitter, X-Bases with Elon Musk,

and she's getting a lot of attention recently

for good reason, for good reason, but she's saying some very interesting things. But let's start off

with the UK, the soon-to-be, according to Kirstammer, the soon-to-be AI powerhouse of the world.

That's, that's Dahmer's way of getting huge growth in the British economy.

He's going to bet it all on AI.

It does not sound like a very solid plan if you ask me, but, you know, what do I know?

What about also what about the reports

of gas shortages? Yeah, okay. A couple of days. That's a lot of people are talking about that as well.

I thought that Ukraine gas did an effect, that Russian gas transiting via Ukraine was not going to affect

the UK. That's what they were telling us. First of all, can I just say you're absolutely right to highlight all of these points.

Let's start with Britain actually, because it's a sad story, but never has the Olensky

curse acted faster than it has in Britain on the Stama government and indeed on Kier-Starmer.

So we have a situation where we, well, we discussed the government's budget, the one that

they presented a couple of weeks ago. I said that it was basically a case of ticking boxes

in order to please client groups, paying large amounts of money to certain sectors, certain workers,

public sector workers who are an essential part of the Labour Coalition.

You can find reasons, by the way, to justify each and every one of these payments.

But anyway, that is what they did.

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