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Most debt and finance experts say that national debt, especially in the USA, is so huge that it’s almost impossible to repay…
We don’t know about the USA, but when it comes to Canada, here’s a simple plan to get rid of the debt quickly and painlessly…
It sounds too good to be true, but listen and read to see for yourself, and then it’s obvious what needs to be done…
We’re connecting this topic to the Toronto mayoral elections and our total and unwavering support for Olivia Chow on October 26, 2026…
Because only she, with her social-minded approach, gives us full confidence that people can feel secure not just financially but in every way as well…
Most debt and finance experts say that national debt, especially in the USA, is so huge that it’s almost impossible to repay…
We don’t know about the USA, but when it comes to Canada, here’s a simple plan to get rid of the debt quickly and painlessly…
It sounds too good to be true, but listen and read to see for yourself, and then it’s obvious what needs to be done…
We’re connecting this topic to the Toronto mayoral elections and our total and unwavering support for Olivia Chow on October 26, 2026…
Because only she, with her social-minded approach, gives us full confidence that people can feel secure not just financially but in every way as well…
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00:01Good evening, Piotr Aleksandr Grzywacz, Toronto on the run, digital news magazine online.
00:17We're going to start today with time, date.
00:23So this is winter time, by the way, weather in Toronto nice, I believe around 12 degrees right now, evening
00:378.33, because we have to add one hour.
00:42And I will talk today more about my national debt relief program, inspired by me being a member of NDP,
00:57and as well as a supporter of Olivia Cho, openly, openly, not hiding in the closet.
01:04Everybody knows what I stand for, so I don't think so that's kind of form of being biased.
01:13Since, you know, everyone, I believe, has some views.
01:17I have some views and I state them openly, but I'm trying to be as honest as possible, knowing that
01:24definitely I lean towards some entities, in this case NDP and Olivia Cho.
01:33So, and I will try to show you this evening something, what I think is not okay, not far, it's
01:41not that I'm just trying to fight with the other networks, I am zero, not even showing on the scale,
01:48and they are quite big, very powerful networks, Bell, Rogers, all these guys that owns the market.
01:57But still I believe, even though CBC, still I believe that some level of honesty for the people, because free
02:09word, free speech, sort of freedom, democracy,
02:16and free media, that tells the truth, not in a sort of covered way, that I will call biased, that
02:24I will call biased, if you are claiming that you are not biased, but honestly do everything to favor the
02:31other candidates in various ways.
02:33So that's why I call biased, so that's why I call biased, because they don't claim it, but they do
02:41it, I claim, and I sort of do it, but you know, where I'm coming from.
02:45So I'm going to explore this, but now, very shortly, very briefly, what's happening, some observations.
02:56So these are, as you can see, polls, we're going to look at them, so this is September, and here
03:05Olivia Cho is leading 11 points, here we have, she's leading 15 points, no matter left, or one, or 54,
03:16or 36, because it seems like all those polls use different methodologies.
03:23We are moving across September, as you can see dates, she's still leading, here, for example, 3, 5, 8, 9%,
03:33something like that, roughly I'm giving you, but basically she's leading over the mistake, because each polls has a plus
03:42minus 3, 4%, so that's a mistake, but she's above the mistake, so definitely, based on the polls, she should
03:51win.
03:51So here is 7 points, and we still have a Chris Alexander, that I told you, that him dropping out
03:59of the race will bring time, when the Olivia Cho will start losing, and definitely, as we can watch here,
04:08she lost momentum, because on our video, opening her campaign, she had a momentum,
04:16and here, and here, you know, she's losing, she's around those numbers, bouncing, but less and less, so here we
04:24have a 5, 11 points, still above the mistake mark, here we have a 6, 11 again,
04:34and this is, you know, and this is, you know, end of the September, and here we have a 9
04:38points, all is good, Chris Alexander is there, here we have again, still 7, 8 points, that's the end of
04:46September,
04:47and here we have again, and here we have again, October 4th, she's leading, 10%, and all of a sudden,
04:58within a few days, after Alexander dropping, Mr. Alexander, Chris Alexander,
05:02now she is 4 points, and here, she is 4 points, and here, already, she is 2.8 points difference,
05:11so definitely, she's losing momentum, she's bleeding, based on the polls, and it happened within weeks, huge loss of support,
05:20and how they play, they say about undecided voters,
05:26and all of this, you know, everybody can do polling, it's not a crime, you can even, you know, lie,
05:32or whatever, but if it's gonna be proven, so not good for your business, but there is no really sort
05:37of crime here, they can do whatever they like, and all is good, pretending, you know, that they are big
05:42guys, you know, but they are playing this, in my opinion, with sort of like, undecided voters, so here,
05:52in the end of December, in the end of December, we have another poll, that is not there, that she's
05:5617 points, 17 points, above, Brad, Bradford, so that is the end of September, you know, this is published, September,
06:07let me see, yeah, 29 September, and here we have a situation,
06:1320% undecided, 20% undecided, 20% undecided, 20% undecided, the end of September, and from this undecided,
06:23it comes, that they go much more, we presume, much more towards Brad Bradford,
06:32then, then Olivia Cho, and Chris Alexander, supporters as a right wing, because Chris Alexander, claim conservative right wing, as
06:42well, supports Brad Bradford, that's why we can presume, we just, you know, reading from the tea leaves, because we
06:49don't know, really, we just, there's a prognosis, those are forecast,
06:55and here we are on, on September 30th, another poll, but only 9, only 9, and again, here we have
07:04a, one day, later,
07:1050% undecided, 50% undecided, so like, more, one day before 20, next day, 15% undecided, but she,
07:20losing, now we are on October 2nd,
07:25she has only, still Chris Alexander is in the race, 60% undecided, on October 7th, and she is behind,
07:40she's above Brad Bradford, as you can see here,
07:45we have a, we have 6, 6 points, 6 points, and the latest, and the latest, this is from October,
07:56October 9th, October 9th, she is 2.8%, as we can see here,
08:06let's look again,
08:142.5%, and 10% undecided, so again, we have here, let's repeat, September 29th, 20% undecided, September 30th,
08:3015% undecided,
08:36October 2nd, we have here, 16% undecided, and then, we have a 10% undecided, 7th of October, and
08:48she's losing,
08:49and this is the first one, we believe, or second one, after Chris Alexander, dropped the race,
08:57so basically, from all of this, we see that undecided, moving, towards, much more, Brad Bradford,
09:05and as well, he benefits from Chris Alexander, dropout, because conservatist, conservatist,
09:12and, when you look, and all this undecided, how they are changing, even if they are, you know,
09:18each time, there is a different group undecided,
09:21you can claim, that within one or two weeks, she's gonna be behind, and on the day of the election,
09:28she's going to be 3, 4, 5% behind Brad Bradford, taking under consideration,
09:35how undecided, are changing their opinion, from 20 to 10, we have, from 20 to 10,
09:44we're gonna see, here we have a 20, undecided, and she is, uh, leading, 6, 17 points, 17 points,
09:5820, now we have a 10, 10 undecided, and she's only leading 2.9%, so 10% less undecided,
10:07and then, we have a split all over there, so we don't really know, but a few, some people get
10:11decided,
10:12but looks like, there are more, towards Bradford, and based on that, we can say,
10:17in within it, or two weeks, she's gonna be losing, and finally, she'll beat 4, 5%,
10:22which is above the mark of mistake, so it means, she will lost, for sure,
10:27and I was claiming this, and telling this, to my party, and the machine,
10:33that's gonna happen, because they were, uh, already, making the same moves,
10:38as they were doing, in the previous election, this, if you will look, how the numbers are
10:43splitting, and going, and the polls are showing, this is a copycat, almost, of what happened,
10:49in the previous election, so overall, we don't have to believe in it, we can say, it's a sort of,
10:57uh, story, made out, because finally, Olivia Cho won, in the previous election,
11:05but definitely, uh, it feels not, it doesn't feel, you feel great, you feel like you're bleeding,
11:11you're losing, you make mistakes, you become, uh, nervous, and definitely, that's, that affects,
11:16uh, um, performance of the campaign, but, uh, what is, what is the true story about Olivia Cho,
11:25so how, how Brad Bradford is going, so basically, whatever Olivia Cho says,
11:30he criticizes, and uncovers, how she untruthfully is, and the media, uh, right wing, amplifying this,
11:39Olivia Cho said this, and Brad Bradford says, oh, not really, this is nothing there, uh, all the same,
11:44all the same, and only what he come up, was, like, removing the bike lanes, and things like that,
11:49and criticizing Olivia Cho, but what is the true story about Olivia Cho, in terms of food banks,
11:55because all of a sudden, yesterday, Olivia was in the food banks, uh, doing her voluntary work,
12:02and she's doing, like, constantly for the years, it's nothing new for her,
12:07when we look at her, at her, uh, profile from her party, from her party, so you can see,
12:15she led the program, to help kids, 200,000 kids, and this program runs up today, so you can read
12:23here,
12:23that's what she's doing, right now, and before, so she's, she's constantly on this ticket,
12:32to help people who need food, and today, 350,000 Torontonians, using food banks, so that's a huge number,
12:43and I'm telling you, if Olivia Cho will not be any longer, mayor of Toronto, there will be not really
12:50much help, because all of a sudden, guys like Doc Ford, and that Bradford, are showing, in the food bank,
12:57to distributing food, for poor, but actually, what they did, they created the situation, and didn't have
13:05much at all, that we have so many people, using food bank, 350,000, one of 10 Torontonians,
13:1310% Torontonians, using food banks, and this will be, people will be left in NOAA,
13:20NOAA is not perfect, because I am as well, user of the food bank, so I know how it is,
13:25and, uh, when she will be gone, this will be gone, because she's the champion of this thing,
13:30she's the champion, she always was behind that, and here, in terms of affordability,
13:36you can look at this sentence, and those are true stories, of course, they're using this right
13:42now, for the political, uh, purpose and gains, but those are the true stories, she didn't do
13:49everything, and perfect, fantastic, because situation deteriorated so much, and she could do more,
13:55more, much more, but she didn't, but she did something, and now the true story, NDP, they talk a lot,
14:03what they're gonna do, not, not enough, I would say, not enough, in my opinion, this, this can be much
14:09more done, but they talk a lot, and they do a little bit, something, but it is done there,
14:16uh, uh, instead of liberals, they don't really, like, too much talk, they, they, if they don't
14:22have to do it, they don't do it, but, for example, Justin Trudeau, he did a lot, for the, uh,
14:30for the food,
14:31for kids, and things like that, to help, so he did something, because he was forced, being in the
14:37coalition, sort of, with NDP, so things were done, so if liberals are forced, they will do it, if not,
14:45so they will talk, they will do this and that, you know, you know what I mean, in our party,
14:49they say
14:49that, you know, the liberals are, right now, conservatist, walking in the suit of liberals,
14:55and I agree, and I said, you know, actually, this has to happen, this has to happen, if liberals
15:01want to maintain the power, because they were in, uh, minority government, and not in a good situation,
15:08so they had to move to the right, in order to maintain, right now, over 51% support, so that's
15:14what's
15:14happening, but, you know, we have to understand dynamic, that's the liberals, and they, they do
15:20something, if they have to, and they do something, and in terms of conservatist, they will may say
15:28something, rarely, but they will never, ever do anything, because this is not in their, uh, in their,
15:34in their mind, in their way of being, you know, if you want the government help, so you are, you
15:38are
15:38weak, you are nobody, you know, how come you, the government would not help you, government is
15:43out there only to help the groups, bodies, and friends, that's what government is for, and that's
15:49what conservatists are doing, so they will never do nothing, really much for the people, but they
15:54will, of course, pretend to do something, this and that, in order to get support, and then nothing,
15:58what did Donald, uh, Doug Ford did actually, uh, to help, uh, to fight with, uh, Donald, uh, Donald Trump,
16:06he ran on the ticket, uh, Horace election, to become elected as a, uh, next premier of
16:13Toronto, of, uh, Ontario, was about to stop Doug Ford and help people, ask yourself how much Doug Ford
16:21helped you so far, in order to, uh, uh, reduce pain that was created by Donald Trump, so the answer
16:30is simple, so that's, that's the true story, and I'm telling you how it is, about my
16:36party, that is not perfect, about liberals, that I personally consider myself liberal,
16:41with the very conscious mind, but behaving very conservatively, and conservatist, that
16:47I know all around, because most, most 90% of my family are conservatist, so I know them
16:51well, so that's the true story, my, I may be biased, or what, but that's how I see it, and
16:57then I will show you something that I don't like, and I think, uh, that's the, that's the
17:02fact, so we're gonna play right now here, uh, this, this was a raw original, because
17:08I watched, this was an original, and this was what it is right now, so let's check it
17:12out.
17:14Let me tell you about Jason, who has been homeless for 60 years, in and out of jail, trapped by
17:21addiction.
17:22He found stability and care when he moved into Dunn House, as Mr. Alexander, a supportive housing.
17:30It transformed his life, and healed him.
17:34Jason has now dedicated his life to help others find hope, and we are building Dunn House
17:41number two, and hopefully more to pop.
17:45We, in 2025, we brought 5,000 people up from the streets, on shelters, into permanent homes.
17:55We, uh, our encampments are now down at 70%, and 98% of the parks are free of encampments.
18:06A lot more we can do together.
18:08Let's move forward.
18:12We just started with, uh, Councilor Bradford.
18:14We have 30 seconds to rebuttal anything.
18:16Well, I would just say, Toronto's homeless population still is 20,000 individuals, okay?
18:24And, and saying that an 8% decrease is good enough is status quo leadership.
18:31An 8% decrease is a failure.
18:33That's not a good, that's not good enough.
18:35For all the press releases and photo ops and time that we've talked about this very important
18:39issue, we are not making the progress on the file.
18:42And it's, it's the bureaucracy that has been a big impediment.
18:45We know what works.
18:47Dunn House is a great model.
18:48The supportive housing operated by Wood Green, that works.
18:51But we have to do it faster, and we have to get real about the solution.
18:57Mr. Alexander.
19:00The other candidates haven't been ambitious.
19:02Okay, so that's it right now.
19:04When I looked for it, because it struck me right away, like it was obvious to me, who is Brad
19:10Bradford, and who is Olivia Shaw.
19:13So that's the true story.
19:14So I can't, I found it only this.
19:16Nowhere, nowhere, and finally I dig to this, that I watch, and that's the story that really
19:21happened, which is not really amplified right now too much.
19:24It is there, nobody can complain, but not really.
19:28Toronto's homeless population still is 20,000 individuals, okay, and saying that an 8% decrease
19:38is good enough is status quo leadership.
19:41An 8% decrease is a failure.
19:44That's not good enough for all the press releases and photo ops and time that we've talked about
19:49this very important issue.
19:50We are not making the progress on the file, and it's the bureaucracy that has been a big
19:55impediment.
19:56We know it works.
19:57Dunhouse is a great model.
19:58The supportive housing operated by Woodgreen, that works, but we have to do it faster, and
20:03we have to get real about the solution.
20:05Well, actually, 98% of parks are free of encampments, but, Councillor, I don't understand, because
20:12I saw you voting against shelters, and you cannot say that you support shelter, and then
20:19vote against them, that is not fair.
20:23Let me tell you, yes, we are building six new shelters, and yes, we have moved thousands
20:30of people, and prevent them from being homeless.
20:34Let's check it out.
20:35Look at the face of Brad Bradford, you know, what's happening to him all of a sudden, when
20:39all the stream is dropping, when the real face is showing growth.
20:43So that's what he does for the campaign.
20:45But that's the politics.
20:46He constantly criticizes Olivia Cho, but personally, he will never stand whatever he criticizes,
20:53if you know what I mean.
20:54He criticizes, saying that she's not doing much for the shelters or homeless, whatever,
20:58but he was against it.
21:01He created the situation, and now, you know what I mean, it's obvious.
21:05But look at his face.
21:06This face, look at this face.
21:08It will tell you all of it.
21:10Let's check it out.
21:11Look at this face.
21:12It should be faster, and we have to get real about the solutions.
21:15Well, actually, 98% of parks are free of encampments, but, councillor, I don't understand,
21:21because I saw you voting against shelters, and you cannot say that you support shelter,
21:28and that...
21:28Look, look at this mask.
21:30Look at this mask.
21:32Look at this mask.
21:33Let me tell you, yes, we are building six new shelters.
21:37And that's the true story about Brad Bradford, that everyone, homeless, those who are using
21:45food banks, renters, she's good for renters, as we can find in other videos.
21:51She established the bank for renters.
21:53She's good for homeless, as she can be.
21:56It's not perfect.
21:57She's doing something.
21:58She's good for the...
22:00For the...
22:01For the...
22:01For the...
22:02For the...
22:02Who are using the food bank, and the other guys...
22:06Eyes flapping.
22:08Eyes flapping.
22:09So, that for now, and then I'm gonna change myself.
22:13I know it cannot much really improve.
22:15I'm the ugly one, as my sister says.
22:18But I'm gonna change because I'm in pajamas, and I'm gonna stand in the front of camera,
22:22and speak briefly, a few minutes, about my national debt relief program that I dedicate
22:29to NDP, and I talk with them.
22:33And with them, only with them, the chance of the change is possible, because the other
22:38guys, they want to keep you in debt, so they can control you.
22:42They have everything.
22:43If you have everything, and they have everything, you need to control.
22:46And debt is the best way to control you.
22:49That's why they will never do it.
22:51Never.
22:52Ever.
22:52But NDP, and this program that I'm proposing, is very simple, very easy.
22:57It's already online, but it will be introduction right now.
23:00A few words with my...
23:02My idea to you in the front of CAM shortly.
23:12Good evening, the same take, I would say, a continuation of political issues, in this
23:28case, a mayoral election, which inspired me to create National Debt Relief Plan for Canada.
23:43I feel that this is something that really NDP can run on, and when I was during the evening,
23:54when I went, attended the evening, on which Olivia Cho launched her campaign, as a mayor of Toronto,
24:06I saw during that event, Javi Levy, and I spoke with him briefly.
24:13Since I prepared this plan already, like one year ago, and trying to share this with my party officials,
24:25unfortunately, unsuccessfully so far.
24:28I prepared everything on paper, during Avi Levy's father's sort of commemorate, it was like evening in the theater,
24:43after his father passed away, so they organized big event, about Steven Lewis.
24:49So I attended, I was invited for that evening, we have a video for it, about it.
24:54So I prepared documents, and I left them for Avi, because he was there, and then again I met him
25:01a few weeks ago,
25:03during Olivia Cho campaign launch, and again remembered trying to bring this idea back.
25:15So he gave me an email, but I of course emailed no results.
25:21It's like a natural, I know it sounds maybe too much, but if you are listening to it,
25:29if you are listening to it, just take a few minutes, and I think it is a fantastic plan.
25:34Because in five years, if you owe 25,000 dollars, and debt in Canada is a huge thing, all over
25:45the world,
25:45there is no one country that has no debt, imagine this, 200 countries or something, and all of them are
25:53in debt, I believe.
25:55And Canada and United States are the leaders, we have around 3 trillion dollars debt altogether,
26:04which is a very complicated issue, because we have a mortgage, we have a personal debt,
26:11we have a debt on credit cards, we have a credit loans, we have a student loans, we have a
26:19car loans.
26:20So there is a few groups, all together around 3 trillion dollars, it's growing rapidly,
26:27and definitely it's a major headache.
26:30And since we are talking about affordability, so this plan is viable, because in five years,
26:37you will be able to, with no pain, pay back five thousand dollars, and after four or five years,
26:46twenty five dollars, five thousand dollars, twenty five hundred thousand dollars,
26:51what will be sort of like average, because when you look to the statistic,
26:57that's how much average, from different groups, money are owned, some people own,
27:06some survey says that, you know, on credit cards, average is four or five thousand dollars,
27:12so there are different surveys, different stories, but if you will be able to pay 25 thousand dollars
27:18within four or five years, so a big chunk of the Canadian population will have no debt,
27:26because at this point, we estimate, they say, you will find this in the article,
27:33there is an article already I wrote, you will have to go to musikecho.wordpress.com,
27:44musikecho.wordpress.com, on the front page, for a few weeks this video will be there,
27:50and link to the article, that exactly precisely explains, right now briefly I will tell you,
27:56how simple idea it is, just we need a political will, in order to do it, and since we are
28:04living in democracy,
28:06those people who are in debt, they can ask their representatives, to bring this issue, and this project plan, into
28:17life, simple as that.
28:20So, how this will work, and of course, before I started, the previous part, as you mentioned, probably watching my
28:28videos,
28:28I have a little bit problems with numbers, so I show something different, and I say something different,
28:36so that's kind of natural, but then I repeat a few times, and finally I will get it right, at
28:44some point,
28:46but since I watched every video before I place online, and I see that actually the content is properly conveyed,
28:53so I left, I'm leaving those mistakes, in previous videos I was telling, that Olivia Cho is behind, it's above,
29:01Brad Bradford in the last survey, 2.5, 2.8, 2.9, but I'm pointing on the article, and you
29:08can see on screen, it's 2.5,
29:10So, my apologies for that, but that's the nature of my memory, since I have a very difficult family past,
29:21my father was in Siberia, I don't want to go to it, because it's very emotional, but it stays, you
29:27know,
29:28the present memory doesn't work, because when you are as a child, in the concentration camp, in the worst possible
29:36camp,
29:36so, naturally, you alienate, you want to be somewhere else, and then you spend, I wrote this in the book,
29:44so I know,
29:45you spend some time in the imaginary world, and this, you know, affects your brain, because of the trauma, and
29:52pain,
29:53and suffering, and being afraid, so I know a lot about fear, and being afraid, I was able, because of
30:00my practice,
30:01some kind of work with it, and then, you know, but I have these problems, with dealing with presence,
30:08I have very good memory of the previous times, very precise, almost photographic, but at the present moment,
30:15I will show you flower, and I will say, this is something else, like, I don't know, actually right now,
30:23what this can say, but anyway, so, my apology for the previous part, a few mistakes, but the ideas are
30:33conveyed properly, you will understand everything, and right now, about a little bit of national debt relief plan,
30:41so, for example, average Canadian spends, monthly, 380, 580 dollars for food, so, per year, when you multiply by 12,
30:53it will gives you 5, 6,000 dollars, and this money, will be locked, sort of, on the cart, and
31:01in management of the program,
31:03but you will have to go, to the specially designed, totally automatic, all run by computers, and robots, stores, no
31:12personnel, and green energy,
31:15this will give us, up to 75% savings, on food production, this is already happening in New York, this
31:23new mayor is doing it, and they really significantly, dropped the prices of food,
31:28but in our case, we will be able to drop prices 75%, because we are buying organic, the best possible
31:35produce, directly from the farmer,
31:38bring to the store, all automats, no personnel, you're getting the dolly, you go to the store, you put the
31:46product to the dolly, and everything is counted,
31:49you put the cart, you spend 500 dollars today, shopping, and from this 500 dollars, actually the value of our
31:57produce, the best ever, much better than our competition,
32:02is worth 200 dollars, because of our savings, but we put 500 dollars, and 300 dollars, from this savings, goes
32:11to the payment of your debt,
32:14so, basically, you went to the store, you buy the produce, that is a value of 200 dollars, much better,
32:21because of savings, but you are cashed, as you will be buying,
32:25in the previous situation, 500 dollars, and 300 dollars goes, to the savings, and after one year, this way, you
32:32can save, 3000 dollars, or something,
32:35basically, basically, in the article, everything is explained, and we consider, a few groups, food, basic thing, car, clothing, cosmetics,
32:46personal hygiene,
32:48so basically, on the very lower, lower level, because can be, it's much better, but on a very low, low,
32:54low, low, low level, you can save, 5000, to 5,500 dollars per year,
32:59so, in 5 years, gives you 25, 27 and a half, so, it's easy, it's no pain, you just have
33:07to go to the government store,
33:11and, have certain, constant behavior, buying there, and doing the savings, on the car, similarly with car, with clothing, and
33:21with cosmetics,
33:21and this, if 20 million Canadians, will use this kind of program, for 30 years, all the debt, this 3
33:33trillion dollars,
33:35if I properly calculate, because so many zeros, but basically, 20 million Canadians, multiplied by 5000 dollars savings per year,
33:47gives you 100 billion, so, in 30 years, gives you, 3 trillion dollars, so, and this is sort of like,
33:56combined, combined effort,
33:58because, after 3, 4 years, you are already paid off, you can, you can, get out of the program, but
34:05you can stay in the program,
34:06and for that, even faster, for example, you have to repay your debt in 5 years, so, if you promise,
34:13you're going to stay,
34:14and behave, and behave the same way, for another 10 years, or 5 years, your debt will be faster, reduced,
34:21so, after 4 years, you'll have no debt, but you'll behave, you'll have to behave similarly, for another 5 years,
34:27and, for this time, you're going to make a savings, not only that you paid the debt, but you're going
34:33to make a savings,
34:34in a very, for a very good interest, 5% per year, that no bank will give you, and, not
34:42all the money will be locked,
34:43you can use some part of the money, withdraw, but the rest will be sort of locked, and this money
34:48will be served as well,
34:49to help, they pay the most important, mortgages, mortgages, so, after 30 years, but even faster, we believe,
34:59when we're going to, for example, use, our self-sustained engine, then, in which, energy is produced, almost for free,
35:10almost for free,
35:11after building the power plant, with the self-sustained engines, so, huge savings, a bright future, new economy,
35:20and we are starting a new chapter of life, not into the downwards, debt, and debt, and debt, and debt,
35:29and no future,
35:30many people are passing away, with the debt, so, as well, for the, for the system, it's not good,
35:35because this money are lost, and we are dealing with the problem, we are dealing with the problem, in the
35:40nice,
35:41fashionable way, no pain, just to behave in certain way, and you are saving, and, and your problems are managed,
35:49you know, that you are in the problem, and you are not worried, and that's what, I believe, government, that
35:58claims to be social,
35:59the government of the people, should do, and this is a good, uh, interest, I will not use the word
36:07business,
36:07but good, uh, proposal, for every part of the, of the, of the equation, for those who own, for those
36:16who establish the plan,
36:17and maintain, and for other parties that are all involved in it, so, only goodness comes from it,
36:23so, there is no, really, bad thing, unless, unless there is some other thing, as I am mentioning,
36:29that nobody wants to, this to happen, because when you, have somebody with debt, so, you can control this person,
36:38and do whatever, with this person, because you are, a person is afraid, so, basically, uh, that's, uh, shortly,
36:48about national debt relief program, where all, constantly, I'm trying to be calm, I don't know why, I'm getting almost,
36:58a little bit, uh, overwhelmed, excited, uh, well, that's, that's some kind of thrill, that is mine,
37:07mine, uh, uh, yeah, my thing, that, that I just like to do it, so, what you can do, you
37:14like, one, one,
37:16some people like ice creams, other people are, like, good movies, I like all of those, but, as well, I
37:21like,
37:22uh, to create something, and see, that it is working, so, that's, that's about it, and, uh, I will not
37:29gonna take any more,
37:31uh, videos, about, uh, election, uh, before election day, on 26th, I believe, of October, uh, not, I will be
37:40not speaking,
37:41anything, anymore, about this, that's it for now, and see, what's gonna happen, I already voted, as you know, from
37:47my videos,
37:48and that's, uh, for now, uh, all the best, hopefully, uh, the best will win, uh, we are ready for
37:56every possible scenario,
37:57so, no worry about Tori, but I hope, that Olivia Cho will, uh, continue her, um, uh, work for the
38:05society,
38:06because she is the one, who really does it, anyway...