Asmongold TV - This is France now.. The rest of Europe is even worse | Asmongold TV

Episode Date: February 6, 2026

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Europe, I think this is something I looked at the other day a little bit, but it looks like it's getting a lot worse, is that basically, I think inside of Europe, there is a growing, there's a growing resentment I think people have that they are being ruled over by unelected bureaucrats in the EU. I think this is just a general sentiment that Europeans have as a whole. By Europeans, I mean, people in the EU. Farmers from all across Europe have begun to surround the EU. quarters in Brussels. As the protest eventually became a fiery riot, the Belgian police began to deploy their water cannons. Of course.

The which the farmers responded... Yeah, what the fuck? With glass of manure, somewhat similar to Dragon Ball Z, just crappier. Yeah, like Harry Potter or something. And although this seems silly, the situation is quite serious, considering the farmers

or the only thing that stands between the citizens and starvation. So what exactly... is making these agriculture workers from all across Europe revolt against the European Union. As yesterday, farmers traveled across the country to Belgium, arriving late into the evening, outside the European Union building, eventually setting fire to the trees outside. Jesus, why are they doing that? I feel like those people don't look like farmers to me.

They just look like retards. I don't think they should let them put out the fence. Set the trees on fire. Local law enforcement began preparing for the protesters. Now, several farmers explained what they were angry over. But not known French, apparently they're protesting competition with foreign farmers that don't have the same regulations as they do. You can't compete against, like, a country that's exporting things whenever the country that's exporting them isn't following the same rules that you are. It's kind of like, how could you compete in like an FPS game?

if the person who is who you're going up against is like has an aim bot right they're going to beat you every single time so the problem is that there's it's not really a free market when you're handicapped by like five or ten different things and your opponent isn't like you're just going to get you're just going to lose like you've got your your arm tied behind your back right i'm all for the free market but it's hardly free when local farmers have carbon emission standards and taxes increasing minimum wages and general quality expectations, and now the EU says local food is getting too expensive, so let's import cheaper goods from places that don't have those regulations we implemented.

So maybe that's why angry farmers are dropping off potatoes to be tossed at the European Parliament building. Yep, they're fucking pissed. I bet. I'd be pissed too. As they were tear gassed, the farmers use tennis rackets to pass them back. The smoke grenades? Now this went on for quite some time. Jesus. And almost a stalemate until their tractors were used to tear down their barricades. Jesus.

Posting up a sign. The fucking siren sounds. Oh my God. That roughly translates to. Here begins the dictatorship in French as co-collar protesters have no issue holding away heavy planters. That's true. Yeah, these guys are fucking farmers.

You know, they've got no problem moving shit around. Yeah. Damn. Then coming in with a automatic firework cannon. They're professionals? Yeah. Jesus. Starting a large tire fire in the courtyard. Then dropping off hay bales to make it worse. Jesus.

As eventually, the riot police began to push back the farmers. The tractors did stay- It's crazy how much chaos is over there. Oh my God. somewhat of a counterattack pushing back the police. I saw this part. This is one of the clips I saw the other day. Even tossing rocks or abnormally large potatoes at the cops. Those rocks are, okay, I think those are rocks.

Those have to be rocks. But eventually, the water cannons prevailed. Yeah. forcing out the farmers from the courtyard. Jesus. And even whacking the stragglers with their crime fighting sticks. God damn. where the farmers finally fled the scene.

And into the evening, local citizens began... There's more potatoes. It's an ammo drop. Which is just a subtle reminder that these aren't far left. Antifa protesters. These are the farmers that feed us. So what exactly has them so angry and whose side should you be on? As the mainstream media basically has zero credibility.

But let's just look at the AP's article on the South American Free Trade Deal. Reporting the farmers believe the agreement to undercut their livelihoods. Yeah, of course. But there are political concerns that it's driving support for the far right. Oh my God. Oh, my God. Are you kidding me? There are political concerns that it's driving support for the far right?

Have you ever thought about why that is, maybe? Right. As the deal will make trade between the EU and several South American countries. I think these people still think that, well, if we use this word, then they'll have to stop doing it because they're afraid of the word. I think that we've been, we're in a place now where I don't think people are really as afraid of words as they were before. It's crazy. On almost all goods. Now, I'm not going to sit here and pretend I'm an expert in import duties. But what I do understand is this is pretty much the exact

opposite of what President Trump is doing for America. As Trump's tariffs get constantly slammed by the liberal media, writing, the affordability crisis is real and Trump's tariffs caused it. Wow. Which is exactly what the Democrats want them to say, complainant about the record high prices, despite the fact that this is mainly, if not entirely. Wait, yeah, wait, what? I was about to say, I was reading this. I was saying, yeah, so Trump it didn't go up.

So, I mean, wait, they posted this grant. This makes Biden look pretty bad. Therefore, completely ignoring the $200 billion tariff revenue it is generated. And the cash is a nice bonus, but it's not the intended effect of the tariffs. It's the bolstering of both jobs and national security by bringing manufacturing back to America, which the corporate media already has their lies ready and waiting, despite the huge investments into American manufacturing across. It's undeniable that it's a national health, or not not national health,

national security risk that all of our manufacturing is done overseas. because that means if we have a conflict with another country, they could theoretically shut down our manufacturing and it would cause us a bunch of problems. Really? I mean, like, so it, this is, regardless of whether it makes jobs or not, this is still something that's good. Several industries totaling hundreds of billions of dollars.

COVID showed that a lot. Although I'm not exactly certain of the specific supply chains compromise. Absolutely. Selling out your local forms for cheaper foreign food. I completely distrust the mainstream media's pluses as to why it's good for us. As the AP's article, again frames this as

worrisome for right rallies, saying this free trade deal will counteract China and the U.S.'s Blitzkrieg. The mainstream media's false framing has become so insane. Every article is basically, here's the racist, evil, misogynistic, mean to puppies, Nazi Trump policy, versus or equal rights feed the needy health care for everybody,

globalism agenda. It sounds like a joke, but we just saw them literally do exactly that. Invoking Trump's tariff Blitzkrieg is no accident, especially in a short article that suggests...

Who did Blitzkriegs originally? I forgot. Farmers as far right... Oh, geez, guys. It's almost like there's this preconceived agenda to get you against the local farmers.

Not. No. No way. No way. ...soilop the third world will serve you. But the worst part about all of this. Well, the problem really, it's like, I don't have a problem taking food from third world countries in some regards, but the issue is that if it's being done in a way to undercut American wages or, you know, French wages, so the farmers in France aren't able to take care of themselves because they're competing on an uneven playing field, like, if you're competing against

people that don't have to go through the regulations that you do, if you're competing against people that don't have to go through, like, all the other things you have to do, then also, like, by the way, how are they going, not doing these regulations, but you're still importing their food? If these regulations were important, wouldn't you not want to import their food if they aren't going through these regulations? So why the regulations even exist if there's a way that you can just trade with them and bring the food in anyway? You see what I'm saying? Like, none of this makes sense at all. No bananas? Yeah, I don't think people have a problem. Like, for example, you know, you live in Norway. Maybe you can't grow a lot of pineapples. Okay, that's fine. You can import those.

But like if you're doing it to displace workers that are there, I think that's obviously. see a problem. How would anybody think it's not? Do you think it should shoot the farmers since they're throwing big rocks and even tried to ram the police of the big tractors? I'm going to per ban you for asking that because you're not really asking that. You're trying to create a inconsistency in what I'm saying. Yeah, you're just you're trying to make a false comparison. And I will answer your question because again, you will you will have your gotcha question answered, but it will cost you your account. The reason why I'm okay with Europeans doing it is because they're not able to protest and vote to change these things.

So basically, I think violent protest and rioting is acceptable when democracy is not available. The problem is that these people aren't necessarily able to vote on these things. So they're not being represented by the public. They're not being represented by the government. So they have no political alternative then to be violent. Do you see kind of what I'm saying for that? So that's the difference is that in a country where you have a democratic alternative to solve problems, then it's reasonable to expect people to go through that democratic alternative.

But if you don't have a democratic alternative, then yeah, you absolutely, yeah, you have to do that. Is finding out exactly what is going on at the European Union right now? Apparently they're threatening them saying money today or blood tomorrow, as they need more money for Ukraine. Around about 137 billion euros. Europe should cover two-thirds, and this is not just about numbers. And it is also about ramping up the cost of war for Russia. With the UK's Prime Minister to tear care explaining who their real enemy is.

Putin's appetite. Yeah, they didn't vote for her. They didn't vote for her. That's the problem, is you have these people that are making decisions for the French that don't care about France. That's the fundamental problem, is that the people that are in the EU do not care about the best interests of these individual countries. They care about the collective economic goals of the EU that don't necessarily reflect the best interests of the people in the individual countries. This is an unelected fucking government, basically.

That's a problem. That's a huge problem. And of course people are going to be mad about that. is already there and it will only grow. And Russia is already menacing. Our skies, our waters, our streets, and our national security. Preparing their citizens to sacrifice themselves. Virch's signal over power? Yeah.

It's absolutely clear that Russia's hard power is something to fear. Sons and daughters, colleagues, veterans will all have a part to play, to build, to serve and if necessary to fight. and more families will know what sacrifice for our nation means. It's bad enough. I don't think that you're going to have people that are willing to enlist into the army and go to war in order to fund the lifestyles of migrants and to have their jobs offshoreed to South America and be undercut while their quality of life consecutively goes down.

You're not going to get people to sign up for the military and be willing to do this. No one's going to fight in that war. Yeah, it's not going to. happen, guys. And so I do feel like eventually this will come to a head because it will have to, right? It's obviously going to happen. They're warmongering? Yeah, I think so. And yeah, what are they fighting for? Exactly. Yeah, what are these people fighting for? So they can continue to be ruled by bureaucrats in the EU and have their country overrun by migrants? Like, why would somebody want to go out and fight a war for that? They've proven they just see their citizens.

as tax cattle to fund all their ineffective progressive nonsense. But now they're saying they see your sons as sacrificial lambs to a war that a majority of them forgot about. Which brings up the bigger concern of all those foreign newcomers that already fled this war once before when Ukraine was initially invaded and had been receiving social benefits in the EU ever since. So if these European leaders think they can just send their citizens to be the first to fight, their newest war to defend the men that refuse to fight it, I think their protests are going to become a lot worse than manure. Absolutely.

I think if they start trying to arrest people and force them into, like, a military service in order to defend the country, I think it's going to be total fucking chaos. Like absolute massive fucking chaos. So if you appreciate my concise, light or to commentary on the tragic status that is today's reality. Hopefully I've earned your subscription, and you'll subscribe to D.C.

Decoy. Stop for being the EU officials are not elected, only Erso is appointed by an elected parliament. I mean, do you think that the EU officials and the people inside of the EU care about the best interests of France? Or do they care about expanding the economic goals of the EU collectively, regardless of what's in the best interest of Frenchmen? What do you really think it is? Because, like, they're not, I think it's very, you can come up with all these, like, elaborate reasons of, like, why it's okay. for them to do this, but at the end of the day, it's very obvious these people don't give a shit about it. If they did, they wouldn't be importing infinity migrants. So all they care about is making

the number of the economic graph go up and consolidating more money and power for themselves. So yeah, of course the people are going to be angry about that. They absolutely should be. So yeah, I mean, I totally support that 100%.