00:06Good evening folks. This is the captain. Just to let you know, we've got a bit of weather on the
00:13horizon so things may be getting a little bit bumpy up ahead. We've also just been told that our destination,
00:19Berlin Tempelhof, is having a few problems with its power supply, which may cause us a little bit more of
00:24a delay.
00:26Are you scared? No. No, I'm not scared. I am a bit late. Two hours' time, I'm supposed to be
00:34giving a speech in Berlin in a museum. What about? The European Union. What's that?
00:47I carry a European passport now. Why? The open borders policy is ruining our quality of life. 26 million people
00:57unemployed, 10 million more than in two countries.
01:00The problem is we are in the middle of a so-called perfect storm. Nobody knows where to start.
01:06Europe is sleepwalking towards disaster, just as it did a hundred years ago in the run-up to the First
01:11World War.
01:12What we need is time. If there is no reaction now, there will be no position in the world, no
01:21position in the citizens, and we will win the insolidated nationalism.
01:26Great England Prime Minister Nigel Farage has announced the success. The new president of France, Marine Le Pen, declared a
01:33state of emergency.
01:35Greece has unilaterally cancelled all of the country's debt.
01:38He is fighting in Vienna. The advance of the Islamic State seems unstoppable.
01:46Europe has an identity crisis, and nobody's solving the problems.
01:49There's a immense cholera.
01:51There's a very...
01:52Rioting, looting and civil disorder is escalating across Europe
01:57after the shooting of protesters in Rome.
02:02What we are now confronting
02:04is one of the most important moments in European history.
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