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I want to talk something that people don’t talk about much. It’s a strange thing that I think we just accept as normal but if you think about it it’s morally discusting. I’m talking about high end fashion. Things like dresses, handbags and jewellery that costs thousands of dollars. The fact is no one, no one on earth needs a handbag that costs $10,000. So why do people buy them? People buy them because it makes them feel good right? But why does it make them feel good? The reason it makes them feel good is because it makes them feel superior to people who can’t afford those things. And they’ll be people who buy them because they don’t want to feel inferior to their associates. Feelings derived from aesthetic appearance are always relative. If someone has a terrible scar on their face it makes them feel bad. But if everyone has the same terrible scar no one feels bad. It’s always relative. So choosing to buy a symbol that shows you’re successful is a way to make yourself feel superior or to not feel inferior. It’s actually an awful thing the fashion industry and the associated industries have done. High end fashion is actually like a badge you wear which tells people you’re either a horrible person who enjoys making people feel inferior or you hang around with horrible people who will make you feel inferior unless you conform to their standards. But it’s much worse than this. High end fashion serves absolutely no positive purpose. It’s completely pointless. So when someone spends thousand of dollars on a dress they’re spending money that could have been used for a worthwhile cause. Just think, one dress could pay for medical care to save thousands of lives. And that dress is nothing but a waste of money.

I want to talk about something that people in the West are afraid to talk about. They’re afraid of the consequences. We’ve made it very difficult to talk about and that’s a problem. Want I want to talk about is the islamisation of Europe. Now, I’ve just said that sentence to you and you’re now either horrified that i might be a racist or you’re genuinely curious about what I’m going to say. I hope you’re the latter because I’m just trying n to start a rational conversation about something important. Now, why does it matter? Why does it matter that in less than 50 years Sweden will be majority Muslim? Why should that matter at all? That’s the question. To answer that, let’s take a look at the laws in majority Muslim countries: in all of these countries (list countries) its illegal to be home sexual, it’s illegal to practise any religion but Islam, etc etc. now, rightly so you might say we’ll just because Sweden is going to be majority Muslim soon it doesn’t mean they’ll make it illegal to be homosexual or Christian there and destroy all the churches. Maybe you’re right. But if the president is a Muslim and the majority of the people are Muslim and those people want to pass a law that makes homosexuality illegal, then, democratically speaking, that would be the correct thing to do

why do you think billionaire CEOs keep working well after their retirement age? They could retire and do alll the things most people dream of, but they stay at their companies. Why is that?

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there’s something that we’ve forgotten in The west. And it’s slowly destroying us. You’ve probably noticed how western countries are declining. They’re becoming more divided politically and the gap between the rich and the poor is widening to an extreme and unsustainable level. Our national debts are astronomical and we’ve become bloated with beaureocracy. Immigration levels are unstustainable. And Countries like China and Russia are growing in confidence and challenging the US for world power. These are signs of the decline of an empire. They’re signs that have repeated through history. And now they’re happening again. Another sign of the decline of an empire is a growing obsession with entertainment. Just like the romans became obsessed with entertainment as they started to decline so to is western civilisation. And when that begins other empires begin to try to takeover as the dominant power as they see the signs of weakness in the dominant power. And that’s exactly what China is doing now. They don’t like how the US has been running things and they want to takeover. It’s like when someone thinks their boss is doing a bad job and they want to takeover. But the thing that we’ve forgotten that I mentioned at the start, that’s slowly destroying the west, is that the people have forgotten about their responsibilities as citizens. Let me explain. if we want to make our countries better we have to keep working to make ourselves better. Because a country is the people. And to do that the people have to keep learning and improving their skills and intelligence every day. We can’t be complacent and believe we’re the best and we’ll always be the best. That’s exactly what the romans thought and the Egyptians before them. But here’s the problem. The root of this problem is more fundamental. The reason people don’t spend their time improving their skills and knowledge and helping each other is because they don’t care. That’s what all of those decline comes down to. People are so stressed out squabbling amoungst themselves and working in jobs for companies they don’t care about that are run by people who don’t care about them that every night when they finish work and they should sit down to read or study for 30 minutes to improve themselves, instead they sit in front of the tv wasting away. And they do this every night, for years. And years go by and the world moves on, but they don’t. And their skills become redundant. This is what’s happening to the people. And at a country wide scale the symptom we see is decline. The thing is the politicians and the CEOs don’t understand this or they don’t care because they’ve never lived among the common people. They don’t understand them. And they don’t understand that the only way we can fix our countries is to help the common people to care again. To genuinely care about their country and their fellow people. The thing is I read a lot of comments from people and you can see that people are angry about the way things are. But the thing is complaining and posting angry comments is just a waste of time. And it’s worse than a waste of time, it makes our country more negative and more divided. We complain because we want our countries to be better but we don’t realise that fruitlessly complaining is only making things worse. And the thing sis there’s no need to complain because you can solve this problem yourself. Together we can fix the west from the ground up. And all we have to do is spend a small amount of each day learning and becoming more valuable. A country is made up of people. If each of us is constantly becoming better and more valuable so is our country

the first second is the most important thing. Don’t look at the camera like ads do. Be in an interesting background. Look serious like something is about to happen. Make it curiosity envoking. Be moving somewhere and looking at that so the viewer wants to know where you’re going. Don’t care about the viewer, care about what you’re saying and what you’re doing

Imagine if all the millions of people you see with earphones in their ears walking down the street or in trains made one small change. For just 15 minutes of that time, instead of listening to music, they used that time to learn and improve their minds and make themselves more valuable.

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Ray Charles music in the background. Or the sound of children laughing or something

imagine if all the millions people in the our countries stopped watching videos on the internet every day and instead spent 10 or 20 minutes of that time reading or studying a course. Those people would become more intelligent, more skilled and more valuable. They could use their improved skills and knowledge to get higher paying jobs and live happier lives. The country would become richer. Everyone would be better off. It might seem like a small insignificant change, but when millions of people make small changes to their every day habits the cumulative effect can transform the world. A lot of people complain about the direction their country is going in. But you can change that. You’re one part of your country. By learning and improving every day you can make your country better. If you want to make the world a better place you can right now start by improving yourself. You have that in your power. Spend just 10 minutes a day reading or studying instead of watching videos on social media. It seems insignificant. But if 100 million people do it, a year from now 100 million of you and your fellow countrymen will be more intelligent and more skilled. So when you think about it, ten minutes a day can transform the world — and you have the power to make it happen.

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these phones, tablets and laptops that we use to connect to the internet are incredible things. Just think how revolutionary these tools are. But we use them in the wrong way. Almost all of us are using them to make our lives worse. We watch videos that make us angry or jealous. We waste hours of precious life. But these tools can hold information that can transform our lives. We just have to use them in the right way.

it’s ok to watch cat videos. I’m not saying it’s a bad thing. But when you look at the stats about how much time people are using their phones, computers and TV just for entertainment you realise we’re using these incredibly powerful tools to make ourselves lonely, sedentary and unhealthy

most people don’t care about their country. They like to say they do. But the truth isn’t revealed by what you say it’s revealed by what you do. If you really care about your country you would spend every day learning and becoming more intelligent

if you care about your children and the future of your country, do one thing above all else: teach them the importance of education and the respect for the fellow citizens. Teach them that education doesn’t end at school. Teach them to aquire knowledge and understand why it is inportant to respect intelligence instead of mocking geeks and nerds. A country is made of people. If we create a culture of mocking and bullying the nerds and geeks we’re damaging our country for everyone. Intelligence is what creates better cancer treatments. Intelligence is what creates safer cars, better medicine, technology that makes your country competitive, more jobs, cheaper better housing, better medicine . Intelligence is not something to be mocked. It is to be encouraged. If you care about your country and the future we’re making for our children, do whatever you can to make them understand the importance of education and intelligence. To never bully, but to help each other and work together