café snake - baguette magique

Episode Date: June 9, 2026

Mounir parle de l’aspect géopolitique de la Coupe du Monde de la Fifa. Daphné revient sur la whimsicalité (feat: une baguette magique pour payer l’épicerie).Plus: L’IA est-elle une technologie antisociale? Hunter Biden, charmeur de serpents. Un ancien agent de la CIA, John Kiriakou, personnalité d’internet.NotesMatt Pearce, When "To be or not to be?" is a prompt and not the question: Toward increasingly paranoid readings of digital media, en ligne: https://mattdpearce.substack.com/p/ai-imposes-a-trust-deficit-thatsHunter Biden Twitter:https://x.com/HunterBidenAnnonce de l'album de la Coupe du Monde:https://www.instagram.com/p/DZITAulAVkh/La chanson d'IShowSpeed:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrY1THC_NQEEntrevue d’Adam Curtis dans Vice (avec Dean Kissick)https://archive.is/E0vGT#selection-1231.0-1239.1107Le film Hypernormalisation, Adam Curtishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr7T07WfIhMThe Empire Strikes Back: FIFA 2.0, Global Placemaking, and the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup United Bidhttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/360220326_The_Empire_Strikes_Back_FIFA_20_Global_Placemaking_and_the_2026_FIFA_Men's_World_Cup_United_Bid

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Well, I'm going to return on a prediction 2006 that I've made so the Wimsey

Quality. I was a return of Wimsy, the Fentysysm, the phyrick, the magic. And there,

I've been on a talk about money, and then you have to be Monette? This month,

the 11 June, the Cup of the World 2016, United 2020 will come so we're

doing a sort of cultural and political of this new competition the competition the most

popular of the humanity Oh, so on more tardy Newy News Du-d-d-d-d-

Hello! Hello, I hope that you all right, it's been a bad that we're not

seen a bit of I've got to do some video. So, okay, leave him alone, he's going

through a lot right now, and everyone's making fun of them and I don't want you making it's too, Leave him alone. He's not a joke. He's not a joke.

My mayor Muslim, my bagu's Jewish, my Christian in New York, Nick! Hello, so, recently, I've seen the trend past of 6-7, and I decided to launch a new trend. For commons, I'd say the DJ News, I'd say something of, kind of inusity, but pre-visible if you're a little chronically online or just have the same field algorithmic than me a little,

a little, but it's the return to the front-sendor Biden, Fiss of Joe Biden, but also the personage principal of several saga political around his own computer personal, of these problems of

consumption of drug, and different pieces mediatic that produced and who was in this computer? And it's what exactly that had in his own

on his dossier, so secret, so? There had a lot of these exchange text with different people in

the industry of the energy in Ukraine, so he has to have to have been in a company energetic Ukrainian and a boot and just different

communications where's the Republicans were the accuses to leverage the influence of his father in the cabinet of Barack Obama for having

certain favor, certain a meeting with the vice president of the time who was his president of him with

the travelers of sex in time to fuming the crack. Okay. It's a same straightface that's apparent

like absolute. Well, no, it's not, it doesn't know really really really much the attention,

especially when the content of laptop had been revealed to the grand public, the laptop that had been let's been left to a magazine of reparation, who had been then seized, had naviged several

places. So do you, he was he been condemned to be incarcerated, and finally, his father had ceded to the presidency? During all the long of the mandate of Biden, Hunter was under

there were not even really of judgment, and just before the end of the presidency of Biden, but he pardoned not only only only for the crimes that they have committed,

who have been investigated with these crimes that they'd have committed, not investigated, and these crimes that they could commit, really, pardoned, pardoned the person,

the president who has pardoned the plus of people, and it's a president the most conscientious. There were a couple of months, under Biden, had been on doing an interview with

Andrew Callahan of Channel 5, who had made an interview long-formist on montage, which had really susited a lot of discussion, because there had

enormously of clip, and there had depon, this opposition between his family and the establishment democrat, And in being complete opposition also with Trump,

he apported some critics very virulant to Trump, but not from a point of view that we could understand at MSNBC, but really, of a point of view that's a loser,

it's a focar, it's a criminal, really, in terms more crue, like. So, not politically correct, he respect a, he respect, not an espitialed.

He discortique certain points that are not mediatized, to at which the family Trump is corrupt, he will partire

on these gross envolved against Jake Tapper, journalist of CNN, who had written the book, who said that, yeah, in the phone, Joe Biden was a legume, and it was a secret,

but we'd have really, and he was made gerry by his chef of cabinet, blah, blah, blah. So, he's like, well, that, it's a coup-mounted of the establishment

democrat. My father had all all right, and they're trying to andrew under the boss, blah, blah, blah. It was kind of interesting to observe

the reaction to that, because it's rapidly developed a kind of, under Biden, it's just a chill guy. Because he has

parted for full long time of this interview to press, to, I think, it two hours, to explain his relationship with the drugs, the crack,

at which point the crack, it was the best thing that had never been invented. Believe whatever you want to believe. But I know my truth, and that's all I can do. And you'd prefer to crack anyways. 100%. Okay.

By sniffing cocaine up your nose, it just becomes the most ungodly addiction that you can possibly imagine. To the point where I was smoking crack, you know, I mean, literally, you know, I was either looking for or smoking. But it's rapidly made of the advance, this person, okay, but Underbiden,

is, like, I'd like, I'm sure, I'm sure, like, if there's a denist, he's, you know, the politics, sujassant to the crisis opioid or at the drug? Well, yeah, in fact, that's, it's one of the

big levy for what he does, check me what I've what I've ever , there's been, there's a hundred Biden, you know, even when the air of his father, Joe Biden,

there had kind of some kind of, just a son, American, who is kind of a moment, in the last year, but he's always been He's known in the series of internet

He, he, in his chat, or for the He never, he had already that under Biden actually, it's, like, the most chill guy, the guy who's nice, it's a real dog, like, of course, that's a guy,

he's doing he's crazy, and he's like, he's like, he would have, he would have, a joint, let's go, so, so, so, so, so,

so, so, so, so, so, so, so, who's, that's, who, can't even, so much circulate. But,

he, he, there, there, is, there, there, is, there, is, It's that this week, he has been

He has been executed What's that Kevin Newsom has tried to do, the governor American, he had tried to do the year past. I think that I had covered in the DJ News of Kaffirc

to, like Trump, like being, like... Desinvolved? Yeah, tweeted in maguscules, insured to people, try to ratio, the world, to do these things

don't know how much the mean AI. Gavin Newsom, what had tried to it was really, like copy paste of what Trump did.

So, so, the same game with the same arms than the Republicans, than the Republicans than Trump.

But, under Biden, this week, he's like re-venued on Twitter but really, without any point, like, when he's been reproached he's like,

he said, well, he said, well, but, he's said, no, but he's just an oligarche to blah, blah,

the espos baby, he will co-tweet with a photo of him on his and a club,

and he's like, you really like, I'm really really like, a certain power and who are,

they're not also, the fumers of crack who find to call to the workers,

There are several examples, as you know, like, tweeted the centen of the last few times in the last year, and even the world saw demanded, give us a proof that it's really you who tweet in this moment, and there's, like, I've posted a photo of him. So, it's, like, resorted also the back catalog of his laptop at the front of the screen of Twitter.

In the laptop, there's literally, there's sex tape, like, under Biden, there are sex tape. No, but there, like, these videos of him masturbate, there's videos of him with the traves of sex, there's all. The world, he repose that on Twitter.

He has come out, like, not only to be, to be on Twitter, to do it, but also to interact with the people who are, who'd say, uh, your parents

said Situwaq, and Democrats, they're saying to see just, like, engage in some of the discussion with the people,

there's plenty of screenshots that exist, where's the people who's like a hardcore Republican, yeah, finish the exchange

by saying, hey, Hunter, I wish the best for you where's what's he's, finally, finally, my,

my, my, most, my, my, I'm just to make it every day, blah, blah, and he's just oh,

good for you, Hunter, like, I wish you the best. And then, I'm going to the Republican The Republican Whisperer, it's like a series that,

we, in Quebec, we have the traduction at Canal Vee, it's the same, the world did many memes in saying, like, that's the first, under Biden, it's like, the man who's the American, you know, I've ever seen, see that, the Republican, but it's not my generation.

Yes, it's your generation. It's like, you're like, oh, my God, we're doing. Oh, my God, we're doing. We, it's, like, a dude of Mexican that's full-bond to dress some problematic. So, yeah, he arrived in a house,

and, like, oh, my God, our chien, so, that, and they're, they're coming in his ranch, and he was full boring with the chie. Okay, it's even not a metaphor. It's real, it's these chien. It's like,

it's like, so I think, what's the truth like, so I think, what's he's what he's doing to do you like something?

Is it, is just in exchange? No, but it's just to change. Or just to appear like, digest to their eyes? I think it's more to consider it

as a human. How much the climate political is made on Twitter, it's like, it's sure, everyone's all, it's sure,

I'm going to vote Democrat, but just the way that's change that, to be cordial like the moment that he

talked to he said, he said a question he said, he had said, he said a question, there's a

question, I'm doing all the United, I'm doing it. You're not for the Palestinian, by the way. I think

not that I think it's not going to make a research. It's not a bit crack to be able to be able to

see the light, I'm not I'm not I'm not with Candace Owens, perhaps,

it's sure that Candace he's it has been not seen it's not the interview of Candace, I've seen,

I've seen, I've seen, I've been to do you know what's the thing that's the thing that's why you're quite a question, and it's interesting,

I'm going to listen to the character, but it's really this idea of not just playing the politician, and to say, finally, I'm going to be president, I think

I've got some and finally, it's to be used to the earl of Trump who himself, who's made by a journalist of the mansion

of Mr. Biden, and, he's, he'd return to the social, he'd say, he'd be presently to be president,

And, like, yeah, considering all what he's done in the past, I don't know if he's qualified for this, like, yeah, like, but Trump, he's like in a little bit of sleepy Trump, like, he'll have to be in front of,

he'll have full fatigued. Well, he's super-vue, he's 70 years. That's so. I'm a very short Disney News, and it's been quite a lot of in the last few

I've not yet mention it. It's a scandal around an price literary, so it's a price of the novel of Commonwealth, a concour of new

and it's a good that Ghanie, who is even, I think, published in Granite magazine, The Serpent in the Grove, would have been generated by the intelligence artificial, so it had generated

its load of reactions in all the everyday, by what's what it happens, we've seen a on the reglement of the concour,

the authenticity, of the work literary, and it's not finished, the discourse that's not not the first

that's a scandal of gender. And then I'm coming on a pause substack of an essayist Matt Pierce

that I'm in the notes, he talks a bit of the impact that these crises of panic, that's a general, he's a guy who has studied, d'allel, in literature also, he says that we're

going to more more than more a paranoia, an interpretation of more paranoiac, by example, the media numeric, and that the

fardo that paranoiac was not dissacked when we were and when we had a text literary, before,

we'd presuppose that someone had put the pen to it and there, he's a question, what's we've lost when, there, at each

every time we read a text, we're in trying to dootty to know if it's really a human who tries to enter in contact with us, to disseminate an idea, to create something. So, he's what I think, and it's that I think that's interesting, he says that the intelligence artificial, is

a technology that is anti-communotate. We could even say antisocial, because its principal innovation consists to reduce the confidence social, so the confidence that we can have over the one and the other, and to reinforce the sentiment of irreality in our lives. So, we know if we enter in contact with something that has been

really fabriced by the human or a media artificial, and that it would push it to more and more to interact with the prism of doubt. And that, I think that very interesting. And my my voice, it's all my opinion. That's all for my DGYN News. Okay, so, pro-needews, and it's a bit of a continuance. Okay, so, So the Prochin of the G-News, and it's a bit in continuation with the first segment. It's just that it's all the personalities and the characters to deploy on internet.

And if we're talking to Hunter Biden, you see, it's the son of an ancient president. He exists in the world material, as far as on the internet. But I like it, watch how the audience interact with the characters, and how we can cultivate a sort of lore and an universe around an person. And there are one who has been made to make sure that I've got to address it. Because recently, he has been to passage to podcasts, it's very popular, American, Theo Von. I'm I'm talking to John Kiryaku.

For the people who are a for-you page of adolescent. Similar to money? Yeah, no, it's similar to. It's a similar. It's a single agent of the CIA

who had made a cut of an end of 2000 because he had been the first to denounce the practice of the CIA,

notably the waterboarding. It's someone who had been named director of counter-terrorism to Pakistan, who had been responsible of

the raid who had had arighted the number three of Al-Qaeda. So, so it's kind of someone who had a high placement in the CIA,

who had been there before 10 years, finally, when he had been a whistleblower, he had been inquieted by the FBI by the CIA.

In the phone, the crime that he had committed that was the most flagrant, is that he had named the people who were responsible of this program

of entrainment in interrogator. It was in rupture with the espionage act, so to say the people

who are on the command of this job of they have tried with plenty of other crime, but finally

he has finished by a entang with the tribunal for plead of the culpable to one of his chief of accusation he has made 30 months in prison and the sole person, of all the CIA

who has made the time of prison for all the scandals of torture that had used at the CIA is the person who has denounced he's been sent out of prison he's written he wrote these books

now there's speaking engagement he has worked as a consultant he has done a lot of things even these affairs a little shady I know not allure but but before

like two months and you know like me he was really all the time on my feed TikTok who has come up an espeteenths a lot of people, it's a person

that's a very good memory detailed, he's very good for to tell you like, I'm coming, I'm going to

be in a room hotel, and blah, and more I remember that there's a but there's there's a adventure also to

have some there's a there's a lot of people, but he's got there's an impression that there there's no

there's a idea that you he's changed. The meme that's been that's not only the way the way that's

the way to make the effects dramatic, and it's very popular. So, it's like, to take-tech, it's, it's augmenting, the tempo, the voice, the debil of the voice.

So, these times, you talk with a voice very ague, and then when you say, what's crazy, it's ralanti, and it's like, I'll make an example

of what they do what they do with his voice. And then my phone would bring at, you know, midnight, and a guy would say, the rain in Spain

falls manly in the plane. And I'd say, uh, merzi-oats and little lamsy diveside and that means, meet me at the yacht club parking lot in three hours. And then I'd leave.

I gotta work. And what about that one in Dubai? Do you remember that? Classic. You know, we studied that for a long time. They kill the guy in a hotel room in Dubai. And then after they kill them... They were somehow able to lock the door from the inside of the hotel room.

That's, it's also a more a more than a fact comick because he's in trying to recounts, completely terrible. You know, when we talk about Gen Z, Gen Alpha, and Dirony, I think that's one of the examples. I think that's one of the examples of the more flagrant, how you can't put a content that's really serious. We're talking about geopolitical. We're talking about torture.

But not just of torture. He recount how he's implicated in all the whole lot of things. But the politics of exterior of the United, it's a little globe. It's a totally detached to what he's recount.

Just because he's like drool, how he talks. And he's, he's used also, you realize that there's a count cameo because he has mounted in popularity. And the world the pay for he recounts

these stories or these false stories or maybe cameo the promotion of the fact that there's a contract it's a application or is that

the personality public can't be able to and then you're my friend of so I'm gonna pay for that you give you envoing

a little message of a bonn't yeah exactly but they've tried the people during the pandemic in Quebec

I'm having it was I didn't I mean, I'm didn't know I think it had been to say hello to

and who you got any idea but I'm remember I remember I remember this is the It's interesting to see the positionment that he says he denounce the CIA

but he romantise kind of a kind of a special of a special year of a year in the end of 70 where is the CIA

was nice but it's a it's interesting how he romantize these an annanette the CIA but also it's someone

who will say very clearly that there a genocide in Palestine that the CIA is not like he's not like

with Israel he receives he receives be much of pushback of the people who are in the

so that, let's let's Israel control, the CIA. He's like, oh, no, it's not so not even than it's a much more

more subtle, he paints a portrait where is the services of the rest of course American are just all the time outplay by Israel.

He was like, we keep all the arm's length, you know, and he's all the candidament. And then, he has the

right to do that you know, the right, you know, it's a fact, you know, it's very to make

to make a popularity of the professor that you've done, yeah, Professor Liang. Yeah, Professor Liang,

like, chandel the moment that boom, you're on the you're on the radar of like like the million of people,

and you're on it's on the time, but it's that's a mechanism different of the professor liang, it's that

he posts not the video, he goes down these new clips like these new jokes, it's interesting to listen to

when he there's clearly plenty of billet, his position on Ukraine, the Russia, you know

clearly, to go clearly, to which he points, he has some bit, and also, all the

he's a critic of Donald Trump, Because in this moment, he describes as one of the thing is he's been decried as one of the first of his quality of life. It's the fact that he has been reconnoe cupable of an offense federal.

He wants a pardon presidential. He has done campaign for having a pardon presidential. He has made plenty of petitions. He has reached plenty of ex-CIA

to create these letters for the pardoning. So it's a quality of life in which sense? But in the sense he can't

have access to his pension of the CIA. Okay, so he has more of money. Yeah. He said that for many times

he was poor. But now he did It's that. Even in the passage with Theo Vann he says like,

I think the world in the entourage of Trump and he inspires confidence. If you want, really,

his story complete, the beginning, listen the Rogan because it's just he's just he's just he talks about

during two hour and a time, he does the chronology of his entry to to the CIA to be

to be used to be these characters that dom and that after do you're like, the mechanism that

that's like I'm interested. I have the image that you cultivate, like me, is more important than, like, the interview three-hour. At the air of the short-form content, the shirt video content, it's the one that's the most important. It's the font, like,

how, you're, like, how you're perceived memetically. There's not a great current negative against this guy, he's just droll. Even if you search his own on Reddit, a bit everywhere. There's not person who's written to think piece. You know, it's sure that he recounted plenty of stuff to get to be in the end,

like, it's all the air, to be the same, but he had all the same. But maybe you capitalize a little on the image of Whistleblower, which is kind of in the imagery popular. They see in the

same line than Edward Snowden, but Edward Snowden is not pardoned no more, so that's it. Okay, so my segment

I'm named Peak Whimsie. Cashap. Because in in the beginning 2006, we had made our predictions

of the year like every and I had talked to wimsycality so a word that revened

a bit part of the Zite guys, the trick that I'm that's a trait

or an sort of renuvo for the magic, the fierry the phoeric the phoiseist

and I think that the year so far so good that I done it okay

come on moonin yeah no 100% this this this month this

this month, there's a product is a market a market magic that's been launched by Cashap, an application mobile,

portofeufeu, numeric. It's a bit like PayPal in the sense that you can do payments, but you can also pay with that. We, in Quebec, we know that,

we know that, we know that's not, cash-sap, let's go to Sanegal, there were other applications of the market, in the Morocco, there's just that we,

know, we, know, we, that system banker is full-reglemented, we have the transfer interrace, that we have pips, and we're paying

the whole different, I'm just, everywhere in the world, it's different to Canada. For example, if you go on TikTok, you go to these TikTokers prolific, the people who demand of the money, they're going to have their cash app to list in their bio.

Like, in the Senegal, I'm going to pay with WAVES. Many of the people there had not the chip reader for a card of credit. But on WAVES, you know, you scanned the code QR of commerce, you'd do that app, Waves, he'd have, you could part with your affair. And then there was so, there was to make some morek in Morocco, and for doing transfers to currency, there was that. It's just to be fascinated, because the app, it's actually well.

I'm going to Seneca. We're going to e-transfer, I guess. This enterprise, Kachap, is out of a baguette Magick the 4th, June, at the cost of $25, I think at the hour where he is, it's already sold out, but there will have

other who are going to get out of the market. It's a little baguette magic, etoled, it's set up of a little bijo in plastic,

so it's really to think it's really to use for an end, that we used when we were young, it's attached

also to a an anode of port-cle, so it It means that it can be used as a brook, for example, the snap-as on a sacoche. It's a echo

to a trend that was already there in the last year. So, there were many people who had had been to imprimed to make some baguette

magic with the 3D printer that would have a card of credit with a piece at the entire

of the for do you payments without contact like that with a baguette magic. I've even

seen a influencer Bluom, it's an influencer lifestyle. So, branding, is to be fucking rich.

She was doing a video, and she said, ah, I've made the card of credit of my wife in a baguette magic, ha ha, and she'll get her baguette magic. And I think that even if we go more than that,

in the NELTEC, so the technician angular on the web, the cell that are the faux-ongle in acrylic, they have kind of a mode

where you mette a purse of card of credit in your ankles, and you could pay pay with your own, That's a sort of fintech, when we think of financial technology.

It's a transmanism. It's been in the Zeitgeist. Malgris, while she has chate said, no, no, no, it's a lot that we've got to develop this concept, so we're not inspired, we can't pilly the creators. In their publicity, they have these tagline of style pay by magic, so payed by magic, ta-da. I thought it's a real, because when I got to talk to WIMSICALITY,

I had kind of a little tone pretty dystopic. It's not that I'm against the whimsy and the fantasy, but I'm like sure that this tendency, that's a lot of the capitalist. In fact, it was my vision of the whimsicality and the resurgence of this type of fantasy that. I was like, down to do, or in any way, in all due to be, in the system capitalist.

And I think that's really the example. It's like, we've achieved the peak, you understand? In this object, and I'm not, like, too far an analysis extreme, but you participate to cross the real, and you transform something that's super material. When we're talking to materiality, at the same of the capitalist, we're talking about something

is un-natural, which is like disconnected a bit of the reality, of the fact that we're working for for doing money. For pay it's more deep, and I'm just a tour of magic, to give you to give you a lot of, precious. You know, to give you, to give you tonne, you You can't.

You transform also the transaction in something else. It can be of content if you decide to be in trying to pay with your baguette magic. You transform a moment of depossession, I

think, or even of capitulation, like, I'll check, like, if you want, if you want, I'd like to get an Raleck at Shemet

D'Sh? Yeah, exactly. I'm going to get an Ralex. I'm going to get a bit to that we've insimined in me.

You're actually an Nuna. Oh, We're at-fond in the marks of pussette. It's become a subject of conversation. It's particularly because at least at least in my own years, there are many people who are

like they're talking to a char. They know all the models, the poor, the con. So, brief, this moment of capitulation is transformed in a moment of magic where we use

we know the role of the fair, of the princess, of the person enchanted, so if we're in a perspective, like a bit medieval, where is there

there are there princesses and there are there are the prince and there are of the roy. It's like if we're not the serfs, the peasants, the vassals, of a form of techno-feodalism, but we're the time to pay our Rolex. I thought also that it was inscribed in a chain more large. I've already talked to say, I met all the brelok, the grickry of the sacoche, or when we were in the

moment intense, the laboobo. We're even that Kachap will develop a many other payment accessories, the accessories, these accessoes of payment. It's like a new branch of

merchandise, and it's not just the baguette magic that we're doing, they say they're probably have some these bijo

or even, these vetsons, and they are they these accessories and they call it these cash-up

tags. I don't know when you talk to say to be to think to pay to the

chandare. It's has been a branding, a lifestyle, and a fashion also to express

an form of individuality but in, but your card of credit finally, it's a accessory,

a way of an answer to an way to make a way to show you know, they're they're saying

even the company in their space, that's a way that's a way to make in sort that the

payment become visible and social. What the fuck? I said, it's dystopic. So it

becomes really a performance in so there's kind of a thing piece if you go on,

like, if you've seen a TV, have we move past Whimsy. We're

always, to ask, if we're to get an certain apex, and that the, the, well, the tendons is finished, or we're past to other things, but there's kind of a form of apex, of dystopy, I mean, it's always

been my vision, in fact, the way musicality, as I was said, something that was very imbriqued to capitalists, and then, I was wondering, you,

what's that could represent this baguette magic that? In fact, it encourages, can even a presence physical,

so, the access physical, finally, the presence in a presence in a magazine, if you're able to perform

with your little baguette. And also, I think that every time you use, Cashab will kind of engrange a certain percentage of the purchase. I think it's like when you use, let's own, let's your visa or your MasterCard in a magazine. The detainant pay, like, a very

small percentage minimum, but at the final, it's finally, it's been by accumulate, and he will give it, like, a visa or a master card, you know? But Cashab, I, I'm, I'm seems, it pertain to Square. It's a partying to the enterprise that developed Square. Yeah.

And Square, it's appertain to who got created Twitter and he has been used. Yeah. Jack Dorsey, these entrepreneurs.

The entrepreneur on tech, yeah, exactly. And there, it's also deliberately, you , it's a way to attract

a public more young, and that Cashap said in its, it's like a press,

so it's attired to get to get to get back, and maybe also,

they've made, so it's made really, like, Apple P upgrade its

functionality. Oh, yeah. To the United, because you know, again once, it depends on the fact that they don't do you know

between the money like we have in the calendar Interact, it's not what of what's universal it's really it's a really

a government federal on how the banks can't us can't give us to make sure they have not

that, they had not they had paypar after you had been money, after you have used cashable

just but you can you can get to you can't you can't you can't a bit more

wild west style to the American to accompany the the enterprise, you say, that's the Blocke,

and Blocke, which has Cacheap, has also developed these accounts for the adolescents in 2021,

and this year they've launched some these cards debis, that are the people who are to address

to the children, I'm not to be the that I've opened my account, that's the

same thing, it's like to be sure for an person, we're trying, it's not that,

it's kind of accessoer of the money that will We have not, with us, our portfolio, or the telephone is interdied, because there are people who pay with their telephone, now, like, Mooney. I'm not. Like, I'm like, I pay, with a big card of debil or a big card of credit.

Like, for example, these festivals of music, when you go to have not the right to bring a sacoche, but you can have your baguette magic. Well, but square, it's kind of a genius, because when you go, let's on, let's see, on, at some, let's see, there, people with the kiosk, all, they're the small, either, or they have the square or, like, with their cell

directly, they can't get to be able to especially, these species of bout pop-up, and also Squares, they're full

aggressive, I think, I'm more, I'm more, I'm more, I'm, maybe, let's see, the Lector Square for pay them, the lab

bone-blanche with the cartels, while, it was like, it's a company that's been numeric.

Monerys. Many of artis, many, my sister, who used, my seigne, they used,

these type of payment that. I continue with the role of the magic, and with certain things that I've read on the course of the week, so we're talking to

musicality, so we're also to magic, to what it's the same, it's it serves, perhaps, to make sure that you're something that exists that is capable to transcend our reality material.

So, there's a dimension where we could be evade, finally, of the reality that we know. All that me has made to an interview that I

that I'm going to put in the notes between Adam Curtis and Dean Kissix, who has been published in May in Vice Magazine. So Adam Curtis, we talk often.

It's a cinniast, a journalist of the BBC that, me and Mounier, we like, especially, his documentary hyper-normalization, which makes

echo to certain theories, like, like, for example, of Baudria, as we're talking to the hyper-reel, and that is available in line,

gratuitment, so we've encourage to them But it's kind of three hours, I think. It's a second, two, three times. You've heard it three times. First, you listen, re-ecute it. Yeah.

So, brief, he has an interview with Dean Kieckisix, and then they're going to talk about the culture, of the expression of the and so it's a question to escape to that. I say that, because,

there, we talk to magic, of Wimsy, and also, of a baguette magic, of a payment, an transaction that becomes a way to perform who we are. And then, Curtis,

He says that in this moment, the idea of the liberty that we've done, it's really this idea of the individual autonomous that actually is along the expression of he-meen-hmm. And it's kind of a concept that is pushed by several platforms numeric. What do you think you when you go on Facebook or Twitter? They want to push to express, to express your soul. And he says, it's one of the conceptions the most limited

of the liberty, and that exists really other concepts of the liberty, but we've got to be able to. like, for example, the same, to be abandoned to something that would be able to be a strange,

but at several reprise in an interview he will talk about the religion. You know, who did exactly this phrase

that in Quebec? No. Etienne Alexander Borough. Oh, my God. I'm trying to be the Etienne Alexander

Beauregard. No, but I said, it's literally these words that we're probably, we're putting, this conception

of the liberty as being the individual that's, like, you know, so for to say, it's these

Discour that's in the time. And I've often talk about religion,

and like of a kind of a kind of of a kind of he's he's

going to be to get to service of God. So, we're so we're on the

service is something that we do something that the concept of the liberty is

a opposite to the concept of the that actually that relive to the

expression to so. So long he said that the Christianism in

the form pure genre, it offered to a genre of

an You're in your head, you're Posed some questions, you're really in your little bit of the world, finally, you're Posed some questions also by the choice that you do have to learn in terms of individual. And, on the way, don't

end up, end up front, you're going to be able to let's get to, like, I'm going to see the ensignments of God, and God, and God, it's the person on

which you're based to take all your decision. At final, you, it's, it can be, like, I, the liberty that I'm trying,

is that I'm pose more question, and I let someone another to get a

question of the other, that's a little bit of that's a little bit of a text of Catherine Lever, and I've

seen that there was a supplementary in September. It's not a piece that I like the

show, but there was kind of a discourse that's developed by a part to the intelligence

artificial, and in the piece, one of the person principal, decided to change of life,

like, to be able to get to all these questionements interiors, and they're just on remit simply at chat GPT

for taking all these decisions of life. And he's like a liberation. There's kind of a rapport that's magic in certain

interactions with the I, certain people who develop a form of a report occult with the idea. Even at a moment

he says, he talked, just, of the intelligence artificial, a subject of the hour, and he

says that there there's a possibility, and that the people all the time for the people,

but he's talking to all the grandestque crash financially by rapport to the bubble that's created, the bull financial around the IA,

and that if it's arrived, in fact, this feeling, this sentiment of magic that, around the I, then risk probably to s effondry, to disappear and even, to be replaced by a form of color, so,

we're talking to resurgence of religions, but we can also envisaged our rapport to LIA, sometimes, like a form of religion. He revere to his point that is not ground-breaking,

that's when is, when is, finally, that we've made to focalize on the individuality, the soul, the expression of the soil, like a form of liberty? Is it not,

like, around the end of the 17th year? And there he said that in the time Mesoever, the people don't know

to think they were actually, he was like completely religious. He said also that recently he is to go

in Croatia in a church, these old works of of art, the mosaics, and that

they thought that were that had nothing have nothing to be with the expression of the soa, and that you could

feel that, in the phone, it was just an offer hand to you. It's not someone who wanted to

express or express or express his individuality, but that I'll reprace these words, it's giving

yourself up to something. It's like in the year, I think, it's like surprised, it was like

there's like there's all the roads lead back to God. Yeah, maybe.

This interest that for a form of religiousity or, I'd say even of capitulation,

where you're where you're really to get to someone I'm in tech, notably and

recently, Brian Johnson which I'm talking about so on time so that man who doesn't want

to die, who invests the million of dollars in his quest for the longevity there's a

documentary on Netflix that is out the year ony past on him he's really on inge

on the media social and he tweets he's normally, and he's publicly

also on Instagram enormously and he he talks constantly of his new conquest, so it's a blonde, he has integrated

his blonde in his quest, it's to say that, he starts to invests with her with her to discover the way of having to get to the longevity to get to the longevity to his flora vaginal, he analyzed, like, he analyze his sperm, so, there, eventually,

he analyze the flower vaginal of his blonde, and recently, I think, he was to visit the family of his blonde who abit in Australia, and he had I've taken an avion, and he was like, with all my studies, and I know that's that's reduced your

experience of life. But I'm ready to do because my blonde, I love. In fact, he said, jet lag increased my biological age by 13 years. And it's really

that, like, he talks literally only of the impact like biologic, physical, of a voyage, of an voyage, there's no

consideration. But in Plus, Adam Curtis, there was a documentary that's called Century of Self, during 10 parties. This guy that, no, Brian Jensen, he talks often of protocol. He talks, for example, of protocol for all sorts of things, for augment your longevity.

This usage of this moll, I, I think it's interesting, because there's a form of authority scientific behind the word. You know, these regs that you have to follow at the letter. You've only been to have to have taken to decision. I'd like to capitulate to something more than you. If you see these protocols, and made

of protocol, you'll be not a decision, you see, you see, the rules. All right to do you

know, to be able to do you know, to do you, just like I will see, this is just like, I was doing

on the antidote, it's an name of the conditions relative to the derulement of a test,

of an experience scientific. All right, I'm on a post Instagram that has

made, he said, he said, he said, he has come to pray and he's not too

for what, it's good for the potentially for the longevity to pray. And that, there's kind of this desire to develop a practice of the prayer. He talks of a protocol, finally, of decry a protocol, a structure, the conditions. He wants, like, to try a set of reggae with a set of regs clear for optimise the thing. And then, I thought it

kind of a drould that the religion revene to a coup. And then someone respond, Brian is tapping into the ultimate longevity protocol. Because when you do this protocol that of the prayer, well, finally, what God you're promised, is that you're immortal, finally. Even when your existence physical is finished, you're going to access to the immortality with your arm. So, yeah, it's that.

The way, musicality. Thank you, Daphne. So we'll pass to my subject. So, at from the 11th June, to 19th, July, it will be the Coupe of the World, who will have been who are in Canada, to the United

and Mexico it's the first that's the first that's a country that's a year of the billet

of the FIFA at the time it's called United 26 it's kind of because the United States

is kind of they're not a lot of in Canada we're not not in Montreal, we're not over

in over Vancouver just a just a chiff we're there and we're about

the FIFA in fact and the cup of the world in some in some in

the price for have six games of soccer is already of the money

public of 400 million of dollars. We'll pay for a vote. Well, Toronto, the government federal, municipal, provincial. It's a little enouled,

but I was a lot of the clan who had been fashed when the decision had been emised to the non-participation of Montreal

to the organization of match of the Cup of the world. But now, that all the information that you think that's a

question that's a report that was out of a journalist of Radio Canada, Romain Shui,

who detailed with the access of documents exclusive of all the exigents that the FIFA had had made to have made in

Montreal or to all the whole of the United for have for a school for a school also incredible

that there's there's a festival and these events and there's things that every time because the

Cup of the world demanded that there's not an event there's five years before and 45 years after

that the only thing that's possible to be impossible and it's even not possible and it's not quite

that's correct for them. D trash talk to Toronto but like it's all right that I'll do this. The Cup of the World, it will arrive in the Mo of Shakira, who is one of the artists who is in the album official, in its

time, it's difficult to us uner. So, there's kind of, there's this logic that around, it's what, the impact of this Cup of the World on the Conjecture World. We'll have some players of Leran who will enjoy the Games of Soccer in the States. Also, this year, it's the first Cup of the World, that's not that 32 teams. The total of the team mount at 48 Selection National who are going to play in the Cup. It's for That's why we, we would have been with

some of the match a little like the Kazakhstan against the Cape Verge. Rains with the Cape Verge? The Kazakhstan

don't know the two. The Kazakhstan, sorry. It's sure that it's not a match Portugal, Spain, but why there's a

country that participate this year? Aha! Yeah. It's for to doze. Oh,

Loseil. But, yeah, plus of match equal, plus of tele-difusion, equal,

plus the sponsor, equal, plus of money. And it It was part of one of the promise far of Gianni Infantino, president of the FIFA when he was presented

to his first year to say that would have augmented the number of countries at the Coupe of the world at 40. I'll take the example that I know

but the Maroc has two Coupe of the world. But before that it was in the beginning of the 90s that the Maruque had

participated by the Coupe of there were plenty of people who have never been to be in the Coupe of Leight,

Haiti has already it has been for the first for the first time for the because we've augmented to 48 selections that participates

for the tournoy. That's about about the mode of scrutiny of the president of the FIFA. It's what you have been interesting.

How is it is the president of the FIFA? It's by the associations of each country there are like there's like

there's more of the association members of the FIFA than the United. For long time the control

decisional and democratic of the FIFA had been very centralised in Europe because they have changed

the mode of scrutiny where is that there's not really really of poe by vote

but it's like all the people that's the federal the federation asiatics, the federation

African, the federations American, it's not just in Europe. He's he's like a

kind of person who defends the sub-global basically, who defund European and it all the

time they're all the people who are he's always the full European, the FIFA by the entremise

to like seduire to come the federation like the monos chute the mode of scrutiny?

after the report that had been made made by Infantino just after his entropower which was called FIFA 2.0 how to reconstruct

the FIFA because there had been plenty of scandal of corruption on the attribution of the United. There had been

old dirgents of federation had been inculper the cause of scandal of corruption so the

view was to redor the image of the FIFA and give more more of

transparency it's a real because I did a deep dive on the FIFA

and there there plenty of like paper academic It's like, it's like, because it's

a issue geopolitical I was like the Empire Strikes Back FIFA 2.0 Global Peacemaking and 2016 men World Cup United

Bill it's written by Adam Bencel and Neil Turns and it's just fucking interesting to look it's a paper

unverseter but it's like a fucking trailer they're in their paper they talk really of placemaking

all the reflection on a major sporting event as they're like they're a mace change the infrastructure

of like all the country. It's what that like a vision of development urbanistic?

It's a cause of course. But it's cool because I used to say it's sure that's about it's interesting

it's about it's a point in the same genre. It's a speculative construction of place.

So it's sort of some of some kind of yeah. You say well, we we're going to

this great state, but yeah it's a government it's a change, it's a

paris that we can't when we decide to perhaps receive certain matches. We calculate the risks and the gains potential.

Yes, we have that, but we in these countries non-developed, like, like, for example, when we're doing the Cup of the World in Africa of the South, well, you demand

to this country to construct a dimens stade, and you do not just these stads, you're going to rearrange the places, you're going to reaffirut,

you're like, you're like, what we have been in Morocco? You're going to destroy the property of the world, you know, the Marokk is pre-pour

to have the Cup of the world, the general, it's to receive, the Cup of Africa, You know, when we passed in Agadir, that, I've been a little I've passed

before in my own infancy, there's there's a fucking new wall, they're creased in New York, they were creased in New York. Yeah, all right,

the first time that I was in 2019, it was a year back to the level of changement that I've been quite sure,

it's impressive, but you re-faces completely the territory, and you say, yes, it's not it's not

the cup of the world, but it's, you know, so, so, and then you're there to say,

I'm just, I'm just for say, There's so much of literature on the FIFA. It's what, in a verguer, international, where the stakes are troubled. And it's that I want to talk about, and I'm saying, like a chef of state.

Literally, he had demanded, to the government of Canada, when he was here, to have the same level of protection than the president of the States of the United. Ah, yeah. But he's a pretty, it's a mid-a-priced,

oh, it's a million-sketched, but, like, I think that's more what he wanted the gross caravan of charro-noy, and he wanted the protection of the CRS, or I'm what,

what's what he's got to make to consider to the FIFA also, you know, There's all the aspect of corruption. It's sure that I'm enthusiastic for the Cup of the World, especially that will be a lot for a child of our

child, in our congey of parentality, I'm like, oh, baby, Coup of the World. So, you can't even, get to keep it to baby? No, no, on, we're keeping it. Okay.

That's a joke. When, it will have a Marocke, Haiti, the joy of the St. John. It's sure that one of me imagine this game

would be in Montreal. Yeah. But, I'm, the fact that she's not in Morale, prepare you,

we'll be perhaps not have to have the Trisac who will put us the eyes hey, it's the St.

Jean Battis and you're all the Arab and these Aisians who are the It's the

time the day the day of the St. Jailie it's true. Yeah, so it's like it's like,

it's like that you want to celebrate what? I'm I'm trying Cote Daphne. No,

no, no, seriously what's what you prefer celebrate the St. John or

to look the match? I prefer to party of the St. And to party of the St.

And over the March Haiti. It's like the creoleization, the interculturalist. But, it's that, I've made

make it's quite after this discourse is, it's over a few months, the FIFA has started to launch certain

songs for the album official of the FIFA. Of all the world, I imagine, there's all the album official,

but it's the year of the new course of the discourse about that the same, because the album

official will make to the world, the culture local, you know, it's

more facile, it's more you're in what you're going to what you want to At the out of the song

of the country American jelly roll I'm not a more a more grand fan of jelly roll the song higher with an artist Mexican country

Mexican, I didn't that existed it's like a weird match but all right but all right it's made ridiculous it it's been

a little baby had started a song for the Cup of the World on 14 there are there's

musico that function not too with you make you make a mini extra

you never never felt this free before I'm high and I'm getting higher Like okay, I never felt this way before, I'm getting higher. It's like okay, man, but when we think of the song of Coupe of the World,

we think of Waka Waka, and there's a Waving Flag, it's... Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. I'm, it's, it's Waka, definitely. Well, it's that. Shakira, arrived from nowhere to no one, there, she, she was also in the album official of the Las FIFA for a song that's called Dai Dai. It's still interesting, but I'm sort of a little more large-scale

that, just, it was Waka-Waka. And there, who arrives, without we see all the time, but we're it's high show

speed. The most great streamer of the world. In 2022, they had made a home-made video

for the Cup of the World of 2012, which had been immensely popular, but that

had not been been not been because of the album official of

the FIFA, there's there's there's there's there's already, we're gonna

make a extra, again, in a songs of Coupe of the Coupe of the song, you don't necessarily a lot of parole, and you want to be

there's a lot, because it's always it's all the time oh, oh, or the ha ha ha, or the nannan, you know, that's a little bit of

the idea, and after, you think it really really well, the director artistics of video clip, you can't be able to look, but we'll make it in the notes, it

can't make, it can't make, I'm going to make sure I'm going to I don't know, I'm all the publicities of Coca-Cola that during the

the Coup of the show in the the street that, who derange the mom who cuisine, all this, it's very feel good, and I think even the palette of color, I respect a little bit of that. What is interesting, how they've got started

this song, is that, they're just, on the count of the FIFA, you see the announcement of the FIFA. This announcement is made by the Instagram of Infantino,

even not the Instagram of the FIFA. But is what that's what that's a complex Infantino, he wants a store. He can docile

to be a store, he wants to be a link in the description. All right, go to the post Instagram, that's the album the Cup of the world, and it's just a photo

of Infantino with the bra crossed, and a track list at the other, like if Steve fucking DJ Khalid, it's a chef of orchestra. And in the list official, you see that I ShowSpe has a song in an album, but he, how he told us to his fans, it's kind of interesting,

for all the people who are like in marketing or in the media or whatever, is that he said to his fans, well, I've got to have seen the song to the FIFA, we go see, and there, all right, all right, in a stream, and like, oh my God, they've been written,

oh, my God, the song is validated for the FIFA, The whole storyline is that, oh my God, Aisho Speed has made a song that they've got to buy it in the album of FIFA. But all of this, you know, it's a si-op. It's a mis-enance. It's a mis-enance.

But, because it's a lot of people who consume it. There's not, like, of reflection. And as if it's consumed by clip, the people, they pass to other and then you ask me the info that they've been made

the first time that I ShowSpeed composed a song like that for the Cup of the World. Yeah, but it's, in 2022, he had made it was a good song, but it had been very popular In the term of content,

the people did it. The people did do they do it's not not used to the It's not a song official.

It's so. And so, this song has risk to play in the post publicitar and it's sure with the

Coupe of There's plenty of change of rules, there's a new post fresh air on the

time, this post of three minutes it's just for these imperatives mercantil

for just for the food, quite that all the other sports are not, is that you

can't play the publicity, you can just just join the publicity one

the model a little the Super Bowl where's who's who's have to have been

a performance of a person and a lot of people that's that's

that's that's that's that's that's Obreie Graham Drake.

Deperty he's he's him Driesie Drake Iceman himself

he's he's a kind of he's sort of yeah, well, I think

that, you know but it's the redemption but of revenge of the final of the

Cup of the of the Cup of the You know, I'm trying to treat with Triggs, who's just all the time that's all the time that Kendrick Lomar is pretty, but we've made the total, he's

pretty sure-whole of what's who interest with the Cup of the World, I hope that, at the Maruk will gain, at the Court, at least they'll

like Ronald Garnal who won't, the Manny Yamal, he's young again, but I like the MNiamal,

with the Spain. I'd probably not that, especially not the France, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not,

for it, I'm just, like, I'm just, You look at the eyes in the Greece of Bynne. I'm like, okay.

It's sure that the Brazil, it's like, I'm I'm sorry, I'm going to I'm saying. Perfect, so is that

that's that that's what that's the time? Yes, thank all people who we're

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