00:00I apologize in advance; I received an announcement while I was working on a project involving Latinos, Italians, Spaniards, Portuguese, French, and Romanians, too.
00:21He's Latino, the awkward cousin, the awkward cousin of Latinos.
00:30Latinos, Italians, Spaniards, Portuguese, French, Romania, the Romanians, Romania is called the awkward cousin of the Latinos.
00:51The Basques are not, the Basques are not, the Basques are not Latinos, they are not Latinos.
01:00The Basques are not Latin; their language, Euskera, does not derive from Latin or from the Romance languages.
01:10Politicians, intellectuals, writers, and scholars say that we are of Celtic origin.
01:28It's the most, it's what most have come to, it's the conclusion that most intellectuals have reached.
01:37Basques, the writers,
01:46philosophers, scholars, have come to the conclusion that we are Celts.
01:58It's the best, it's the best, others say Germans, Russians, Greeks, Phoenicians, but those who have arrived
02:10further,
02:11The Basques, the intellectuals, writers, philosophers, scholars, well, we are of Celtic origin.
02:21Celta. Celta. And there's another one, eh? There's a very good book, UFOs in the Basque Country.
02:32A book, UFOs in the Basque Country.
02:37Well, but they say, no, it's the design of our towns, our cities, our urban areas,
02:48They are very similar to the Celts, to the Celtic peoples.
03:01The design of our towns, our cities, our urban centers,
03:07They are very similar to those of the Celtic peoples, the Celts.
03:15Also in Galicia, Celtic, Celtic Iberians, Celtic Iberians, Celtic Iberians, I already remembered, Celtic Iberians,
03:38In Galicia, there were Celtic Iberians, and well, but the Basques are not of Latin origin.
03:49Now I'll talk about the physical stature of Basque people, the tallest in Spain and Portugal,
03:58The tallest ones, that is, those who are obviously taller, the tallest, I'm talking about height,
04:08The Basques, the tallest, the most, evidently in stature,
04:16the highest in Spain and Portugal, on the Iberian Peninsula,
04:21the whitest, the blondest in Spain and Portugal, in the Iberian Peninsula, that is.
04:32So, but what is, well, some also say that the Basques are Phoenicians, Phoenicians,
04:41no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Greeks, Greeks, neither,
04:50Uh, Russians, maybe, uh, Germans, maybe, but the, the, the theory, to the, what one gets most to,
05:00The most common conclusion is that the Basques are Celtic, they are of Celtic origin, they come from the Celts.
05:08That is the conclusion most often reached by Basque philosophers, writers, intellectuals, and scholars.
05:32They say, most likely we are of Celtic origin.
05:35But there's a book called UFOs in the Basque Country. UFOs in the Basque Country. We must remember.
05:42that there is a French Basque Country and a Spanish Basque Country.
05:47In the Spanish Basque Country there was this separatist group, although they say it is a terrorist group, it was separatist.
05:56ETA, on the Spanish side, the Spanish Basques, and on the French Basques, and Parraperrac. It was the same as ETA.
06:05But they say he's a terrorist. They were terrorist groups. No, they were separatist groups.
06:10They wanted to create a country. The Spanish Basque Country with the French Basque Country.
06:16In the Spanish Basque Country, ETA. In the French Basque Country and Parraperrac.
06:20There is also a French Catalonia, Roussillon. A French Catalonia, Roussillon.
06:28And they say, those from Roussillon, Roussillon is French Catalonia, Perpignan and all.
06:36Very beautiful, historic cities, Perpignan. Roussillon, Roussillon. It's French Catalonia.
06:43And they say, no, we have great respect for our Spanish brothers, for the Spanish Catalans.
06:51But we don't want to separate from France. And we respect that.
06:57But we respect our Spanish brothers. Our brothers.
07:06To our Catalan Spanish brothers.
07:11So, well. In Catalonia, well, yes, there was a lot of French influence.
07:16In 1200, there is one book. In 1200 and 1300, there is a lot of French.
07:22In Spanish Catalonia. Obviously.
07:28A lot of French in Spanish Catalonia.
07:31There is a book. In 1200, 1300.
07:35They arrived there in flocks.
07:37French people. To Spanish Catalonia.
07:40That's why there are surnames that I picked.
07:43There's a rivalry going on in France.
07:45Busquets. It's a surname.
07:48that it is already
07:52in France it is
07:54B grande
07:56EITHER
07:57OR
07:58S
08:01S
08:07OR
08:08OR
08:10OR
08:10AND
08:11T
08:13S
08:13And this player is
08:16B
08:17OR
08:18B grande
08:19OR
08:20S
08:27OR
08:29AND
08:30AND
08:31T
08:32F
08:33And in France it is
08:35B grande
08:36EITHER
08:37OR
08:38S
08:39I'm not saying the vowels.
08:41B grande
08:42EITHER
08:42OR
08:43AND
08:44S
08:44OR
08:45OR
08:48AND
08:48T
08:49S
08:50So they are very similar.
08:52Piqué, there's a cyclist
08:55He's out there at the Tour de France and everything.
08:57who is also called, whose surname is Piqué
09:01and the E is not pronounced
09:02in France.
09:04In, in, in, in, in the French language
09:07The E is not pronounced
09:09unless it is
09:10that has an accent
09:14for the past
09:17Well, that's where it goes.
09:18the accent
09:20in the E
09:22then it is pronounced
09:24but
09:25The E is not pronounced
09:26in French
09:28unless it is
09:29that has an accent
09:30that it is accented
09:31No
09:32that has an accent
09:33that has an accent
09:35For example
09:36in the past
09:37in the
09:38in verbs
09:39in the past
09:40in French
09:41that carry
09:42the E
09:43has an accent
09:44so
09:45That's where it's pronounced.
09:46but the E
09:47in French
09:48no statement
09:49unless it is
09:50accentuated
09:51that has an accent
09:53Well
09:54so
09:541200
09:551300
09:55in the years
09:571200
09:571300
09:58flocks of French
10:00in Spanish Catalonia
10:01to the French
10:03the
10:03what most
10:04what most
10:05They like it
10:06to the Gauls
10:07from Spain
10:08is
10:09Catalonia
10:10They feel comfortable
10:12in Catalonia
10:13they
10:14of what they like the most
10:16the place they like the most
10:18from Spain
10:18to my dear French
10:21my beautiful Gauls
10:22is
10:25Catalonia
10:27and then
10:28There is Valencia
10:29the Valencian Community
10:31But what they like most
10:33from Spain
10:34the place
10:34the site
10:36what do they like most
10:37to the French
10:38from Spain
10:38It's Catalonia
10:41and then
10:42the Valencian Community
10:44Valencia
10:46that area
10:47No?
10:49what it was
10:53the Crown of Aragon
10:55They like that area
10:57more than anything
10:57Catalonia
10:59and then the Valencian Community
11:03Valencia
11:06Aragon
11:07Saragossa
11:09what used to be
11:10the crown
11:11of Aragon
11:14That's what most
11:15to the French
11:17that nobody knows them
11:19because I
11:19to the French
11:20to the Germans
11:21to everyone
11:22oh well
11:23and then
11:24also
11:25Phoenicians
11:26Phoenicians
11:27in
11:28in Catalonia
11:30Spanish
11:30Phoenicians
11:31Well
11:32What joy!
11:33pure culture
11:34What are they going to do?
11:35When will I die?
11:36Phoenicians
11:37in
11:38in
11:38in
11:40in Catalonia
11:41Spanish too
11:41Well
11:42but I already
11:43so
11:44were the United States
11:46Latin Americans
11:48they are told
11:49Hispanics
11:50but
11:50the term
11:51more correct
11:54Latin Americans
11:55Latinos
11:56in Europe
11:57Latinos in Europe
11:59Italians
12:00Spaniards
12:02Portuguese
12:04French
12:05those of
12:06Romania
12:07the Romanians
12:08Romania
12:10the awkward cousin
12:11of the Latinos
12:12has a character
12:12very strong
12:13the French
12:14the least
12:15Latinos
12:16the least Latino
12:18the French
12:19yes sir
12:19the least Latino
12:20what is
12:21the north
12:22from France
12:25starting from the center
12:26north
12:27more thrown
12:28more thrown
12:29to the Germans
12:31but from the center
12:32down
12:33Latinos
12:34Latinos
12:35Latinos
12:37the least Latino
12:39French
12:39the least Latino
12:40from the center
12:41up
12:43throwing
12:44to the
12:44to Germany
12:45to the Germans
12:47from the center
12:48down
13:03French
13:04in the French Alliance
13:06We are not Latinos
13:08No, if they are, now
13:10He was from the north, he was from the north
13:12From France, yes, blondie
13:15blond, blonde
13:15Here we say güero, rubio
13:19high
13:20thin, thin
13:21He didn't like sports; he said everything was rigged.
13:25all sports
13:26that the World Cup of
13:28France 98 was given to France
13:30that he had to go to France to die in the waters
13:35I'm not surprised
13:36That's what they're up to, those dark elite.
13:39And he said, "I don't like sports."
13:40He liked culture and photography
13:43He didn't like it either.
13:44to the United States, I wasn't going to the United States
13:47I wasn't going to the United States
13:48He had money, but he wasn't going to the United States.
13:51He didn't like Monterrey
13:52It said cheap copy from the United States
13:55cheap copy of the United States
13:57He didn't like Monterrey
13:59I wasn't going to the United States
14:00There is a rivalry between France
14:03and the United States
14:04I, for one, would choose France.
14:06I've always preferred France
14:07obvious reasons
14:09France
14:10The French have done a lot
14:12the French have
14:13They have given a lot
14:15They have done a lot for the world
14:18Okay, the French Revolution
14:20It was arranged
14:20these tycoons
14:22They fixed it
14:24how they spend their time
14:28They handle both sides
14:29of the war
14:31both sides
14:33the two sides of the coin
14:34OK
14:35that the families
14:40these bankers
14:46those who dominate
14:47who are not the ones in control
14:50These are the entities behind it.
14:52and so?
14:53and those entities
14:55because they have never appeared
14:57I don't know
14:59They have never appeared
15:00They don't appear
15:00nor will they appear
15:02but
15:03these dominate
15:05They are also in the Matrix
15:06but
15:08they dominate it
15:09that the bankers
15:12the Richards
15:13the red shields
15:15Richard
15:16that the Rockefellers
15:19that the Dupont
15:26They are not the ones who
15:28They are not the ones who dominate
15:30those who truly dominate
15:32These are the entities
15:33who are behind
15:34of these
15:36of these families
15:38It is not the
15:40the English monarchy
15:42It's not the Vatican
15:43but the entities
15:44who are behind
15:45that have never appeared
15:46They don't appear
15:47nor will they appear
15:49but they
15:50these families
15:51the Vatican
15:52the monarchy
15:54English
15:55the Richards
15:56the Rockefellers
15:58the Duponts
15:59Kissinger
16:00and
16:03There aren't many.
16:04They're like 360
16:05300
16:07It's very little.
16:08There are very few of them.
16:10compared to the world
16:13But a lot of people
16:14thinks that
16:15mistakenly
16:15that they are the ones who dominate
16:16These are the entities
16:17who are behind
16:18that have never appeared
16:19They don't appear
16:20nor will they appear
16:22But they're in the Matrix
16:23these families
16:24that the Vatican
16:25that the English monarchy
16:26But like at school
16:27The big players take advantage
16:29of the boys
16:30The same thing happens here
16:32the families
16:32the families
16:33the Vatican
16:34the English monarchy
16:35the Richards
16:36Rockefeller
16:36Dupont
16:37Kissinger
16:40the Soros
16:43because they take advantage
16:44of these
16:47like at school
16:48The big players take advantage
16:49of the boys
16:49The same thing happens here
16:51They don't fool me.
16:52I know very well
16:55so
16:56Well, the French Revolution
16:58It was arranged
16:59They fix everything
17:00World War II
17:01It was also fixed
17:01the first
17:02all
17:03all
17:03all
17:03because everything belongs to them
17:05well but
17:08freedom
17:09equality
17:10fraternity
17:11Well
17:13but
17:14French writers
17:16philosophers
17:17inventors
17:19me
17:19I am passionate
17:21of literature
17:22French
17:23a passionate
17:24my favorite book
17:29The Count of Monte Cristo
17:34so
17:39by Dumas
17:41Where was he from?
17:43French
17:44So I am passionate
17:46Les Misérables
17:48Victor Hugo
17:49I am passionate
17:51of the
17:52of the
17:52of French literature
17:54a passionate
17:55the best cinema
17:56It's not the one from the United States
17:57It's the one from France.
17:59I'm
18:00I have
18:00many movies
18:02movies
18:03films
18:05French films
18:07when I was studying there
18:09in the French Alliance
18:10to be
18:12to learn the
18:13obviously
18:14the language
18:15of the lovers
18:18I have a lot of French films
18:22many
18:24some original ones
18:27some because
18:28there
18:29I copied them
18:31They did me a favor
18:32my teachers
18:33Gauls
18:34the best cinema
18:35He is in France
18:36not in the United States
18:37clear
18:37the United States
18:38has a little more money
18:40lights
18:40show
18:41but
18:43the best
18:43It's French
18:45because
18:45things of the royal road
18:47here too
18:48because everyone tells you that.
18:49those at the top
18:49those of the dark elite
18:50They tell you in the books
18:51in the movies
18:53They tell you the truth
18:54right in front of your eyes
18:55so that they don't
18:55see it
18:56They even make fun of you
18:57But they tell you everything.
18:59but nothing more
19:00here in the United States
19:01lots of fireworks
19:02and this
19:02And that's boring.
19:03tires
19:04But they tell you everything.
19:05in the movies
19:06in the books
19:07the films
19:10They are made from
19:13the movies
19:14They are made from
19:14from the books
19:16through books
19:16the
19:17the movies
19:19so
19:20but the one that is more real
19:21further here
19:22further
19:22It's cinema
19:23French
19:26the United States
19:27more colorful
19:29pyrotechnics
19:30and this
19:30and it tires
19:32They're going to stay here
19:33with mouth open
19:34But it tires me.
19:34I
19:35but far away
19:36French cinema
19:37It's the best
19:38more realistic
19:39more realistic
19:39more than you experience
19:41the day-to-day
19:42so
19:44No
19:44France a thousand times over
19:45from the United States
19:47to France
19:47France, through and through
19:48of all time
19:50the French
19:51have a character
19:51oh
19:52complicated
19:52Sometimes they're in a good mood
19:54Sometimes they're in a bad mood
19:55complicated
19:56Yes, yes
19:57I have to admit it.
19:58are paid
19:59of themselves
20:00I have to say it
20:01are paid
20:02Nobody knows them
20:03better than me
20:03self-satisfied
20:05the French
20:08a character
20:09complicated
20:10Sometimes they're in a good mood
20:12and you never finish it
20:13They make you laugh
20:14Hold on when they walk
20:15bad luck
20:16Hold on when they walk
20:18bad luck
20:18That's how the French are.
20:20when they're in a good mood
20:22come
20:23come
20:24that you
20:25You can't stop laughing
20:27heartily
20:29but when they walk
20:30in a bad mood
20:32Hold on
20:33I'll leave that to you.
20:34Hold on
20:35are paid
20:36of themselves
20:37Yeah
20:37I have to admit it.
20:39Yes, they are paid
20:40of themselves
20:40now
20:43but
20:43That's how they're paid
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