Oct. 17, 2025 - Owen Shroyer Live
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| It made headway all over Europe. | |
| Of course it did, dude. | |
| Wow. | |
| What are the people? | |
| What do they think about that? | |
| In Europe, it's kind of like we think it was a sort of half American, half-Ukrainian thing done together. | |
| But nobody will know for sure because the Swedish aren't going to release the papers on it. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I'm stunned by it because it's like it's clearly an act of international terrorism and it hurts the European energy market. | |
| And they're just like, oh, you attacked Russia? | |
| Cool. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| Leave the prison. | |
| You blew up a pipeline. | |
| It's like, what? | |
| That kind of gets what I wanted to ask you about. | |
| Like something, like I'm British, but I live in Europe and I also have permanent residency in Bulgaria. | |
| And something has happened in Europe because of the Ukraine war and Donald Trump coming to power. | |
| And it feels as if Europe is in the process of rapidly disentangling itself from America because we can almost see the writing on the wall. | |
| And I wanted to ask you, you are obviously an American patriot in the same way I feel that I'm a European patriot. | |
| What do you think that the future is? | |
| Because in Europe, we're watching America with a sense of disbelief and horror at what's happening. | |
| We can't believe it. | |
| And so I wanted to know what you think. | |
| Are you optimistic? | |
| Are you pessimistic? | |
| What do you think? | |
| So obviously, I can't really comment too much on the European issue, right? | |
| I don't go there. | |
| I mean, I see the news, but it's a lot harder for me to not, you know, I'm not boots on the ground, right? | |
| That's why you're asking me about America. | |
| People will claim I'm a pessimist or whatever. | |
| I'm actually optimistic in the sense that the American political pendulum is still very real. | |
| And so there's always an equal and opposite reaction to everything. | |
| And so if this administration, if the Trump administration does not deliver on the things that the Trump voters wanted, then the next right-wing political movement will be even more hardcore. | |
| There will be even more activity, more action, more pressure. | |
| So there's always the American political system, the American body politic always seems to kind of find a way to correct itself. | |
| Now, the problem is our politicians are so corrupt that it's nearly impossible for the American people to get anything they want done because they just have no power in D.C. The power in D.C. lies in the hands of the lobbyists. | |
| But I see an awakening. | |
| I see a global awakening. | |
| I'm genuinely a positive person. | |
| I think most people are good. | |
| I think the fact that we're becoming aware of a lot of the evils in our world, a lot of the corruption in our government and the media is a good thing. | |
| And there's always an equal and opposite reaction to all of this. | |
| But no, just like I think we're going to see some people kind of move to the left in the next two years because the Republicans have become so kind of cringe and ineffective, I think the same thing will happen and the pendulum will swing back. | |
| And then I think the next big right-wing populist movement will actually have to get stuff done. | |
| So I actually, I'm positive for the future. | |
| I think that there's going to be trials and tribulations, but I'm positive for the future. | |
| I think people want a good life. | |
| I think people all around the world want a good life. | |
| And I feel like there's going to be this culmination with the internet and AI and everything politically happening. | |
| I think there's going to be a culmination eventually where the whole world, and maybe it starts in America, but the whole world is going to be so fed up with our corrupt officials, our corrupt government, our corrupt, our corrupt leaders, our corrupt religious leaders, our corrupt political leaders, our corrupt media leaders, that there's going to be a massive correction. | |
| And I think it's already starting to happen. | |
| We just haven't really caught tread politically yet. | |
| I agree with you on that. | |
| I do think there is something like that happening, but I'm speaking from an outside perspective. | |
| And what I've noticed is that like now Europe, and I don't include the UK in that, but like Europe is more united than it's ever been. | |
| And being a European and aware of history, I look at America and what I see now reminds me of what happened with Yugoslavia. | |
| And I was about nine or 10 years old when that happened. | |
| And I can remember sitting in my living room watching on television as Yugoslavia broke apart and all these people who used to be part of one country started attacking each other. | |
| And I have to say, what I've been watching from the outside, I have a really bad feeling. | |
| I think in the short term, something really bad could happen in America. | |
| And I just want you to know, do you have that sense? | |
| Or do you think it's going to be okay? | |
| Because I can see something really bad happening. | |
| And I think that will be the shock that causes change. | |
| But I'm not optimistic in the short term because it seems to me like it's like there are two different countries inside one border. | |
| And I cannot see how the situation in America reconciles itself without some terrible thing happening. | |
| Yeah, well, so what, you know, the phenomenon that I think you're describing is whenever there is a movement, an organic movement or awakening, the powers that be will throw something at us to either redirect it or to squander it. | |
| And so I think that that's, I don't know if that's exactly what you mean. | |
| That's what I, that's kind of what I think about when I think about that phenomenon of trying to stop any organic movements or anything, any awareness that's that's happening. | |
| False flag, war, you know, some other big event, some other black swan event that they always try to scuttle this stuff with. | |
| So yeah, I am in fear of that. | |
| But I still think the people that, let's say the people that run the planet, the shadow government, right? | |
| The shadow hands, the shadow figures, they're not dumb. | |
| They're smart. | |
| They know what they're doing. | |
| But they're also in a bit of an unknown era. | |
| They don't have control of the means of communication like they used to. | |
| And they certainly don't have control now over the media like they used to. | |
| So this is kind of an unknown factor where they tried to scuttle it with censorship, but now Elon Musk has kind of shattered that. | |
| And, you know, X and Rumble have kind of forced now all the other big platforms to stop censoring because if they keep censoring, they can't, they're not going to do their best business. | |
| So they're kind of forced to react to that. | |
| So I'm saying if something happens, people aren't going to believe it. | |
| And then it's going to cause some sort of a fallout. | |
| So basically, false flags, I don't think false flags are effective as they used to be. | |
| I don't think the different lies that they tell us to drag us into wars really work anymore. | |
| And now every time something like that happens, everybody is extremely skeptical. | |
| And then they look at whatever comes next as the agenda. | |
| So there is a mass awakening and there's going to be a mass response to counter that. | |
| It's really, I mean, it's an exciting time to be alive. | |
| My biggest fear is what is the world going to look like in 10 years once all of this goes online? | |
| Once AI takes over and everything else that comes with it, because it's happening, it's inevitable, whether I like it or not, it's going to happen. | |
| So that's my biggest fear is what is life going to look like? | |
| I look back and I guess every generation does it, but it feels like it's at hyper speed now. | |
| You know, I look back at my life growing up and I'm like, these kids won't have this. | |
| They won't, their world and the things that they experience, it's a different world. | |
| It's a totally different world. | |
| And now it's going to be a completely different world in 10 years. | |
| So I just wonder how much of the actual human experience, how much of the actual life experience are we sacrificing to try to make our lives easier or more accessible with this technology? | |
| That's my big fear is that we're going to lose some of our humanity. | |
| We're going to lose some of the human experience as we go into this digital technotronic age. | |
| Can I ask you just one more question? | |
| I've noticed your videos when you're talking about the Israel lobby and I tend to agree with you on that. | |
| And obviously, because I'm European, we have a very different history on that question. | |
| And one of the things that, again, for me from the outside looking in, it appears to me that when the American boomers die off, that the relationship between America and Israel is either going to dissolve or undergo a very, very massive change. | |
| And I agree with that because it seems to me like it's over. | |
| Yeah, that's 100%. | |
| That's just a matter of time. | |
| And if I would expand on that, what I see happening as well, and I thank you for the call. | |
| It's great to hear from you, international callers. | |
| If you ever want to call in, thank you for calling. | |
| Running a little late because I wanted to hear from you calling in internationally. | |
| What I'm seeing and what I'm experiencing, because now, you know, I'm able to talk to people all over the world, and I do. | |
| I talk to people all over the world. | |
| And it seems like I would say it probably with Gen X that maybe got the first introduction to the internet. | |
| And then my generation, the millennials, which was kind of raised in the internet, to me, young people all over the world, and I've talked to them everywhere. | |
| I've talked to them in Ukraine, Russia, India, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, all over South America, Mexico, Canada. | |
| All the young people I talk to, and let's say 40 or younger, let's just say 40 or younger for this. | |
| Every young person I talk to is, they don't like war. | |
| They don't like government, and they don't have hate in their heart. | |
| They want to get along with everybody. | |
| So it's like, you know, we don't like the idea of globalism in the concept of a corporate global government that basically treats us like cattle on planet Earth, that basically rations out our entire life from birth to death. | |
| So we don't want that. | |
| But the idea of globalization, the concept of globalization isn't inherently a bad thing. | |
| It's just technology is shrinking the world. | |
| So I do believe that once these bastards, once these evil bastards that have been running our planet with their evil schemes and their evil agendas and their deceptions and their wars and their thievery and all of it, once they're gone, I don't think there's a lineage there. | |
| I don't think they have anybody to leave their evil network to. | |
| I don't think anybody wants it. | |
| Now, you might have some that decide to step up and try to run it, like maybe an Alex Soros type. | |
| People don't want it. | |
| So I think, you know, the Israel deal with once the older generation Americans, sadly, die off, Israel will have no support left. | |
| It's very clear that's the case. | |
| But that's like an isolated thing. | |
| I think the idea of the military-industrial complex comes to an end. | |
| I think this idea that we have to solve problems with war comes to an end. | |
| I think the practice of the never-ending wars, the regime change wars, all of this stuff. | |
| And once you introduce the new technology when it comes to the energy sector, I think it's all done. | |
| I really do. | |
| And then the issue we're going to be dealing with is the AI technotronic surveillance grid, maybe robot, cyborg take, I don't know. | |
| But the issues that we have, it feels like they're all coming to an end. | |
| It feels like this stuff is not popular anymore. | |
| The new generations of people all around the world don't want it. | |
| So I do think you're looking at a 10-year period where those issues kind of go away. | |
| But now we're going to be dealing with AI. | |
| We're going to be dealing with a robot takeover. | |
| We're going to be dealing with a bunch of different issues. | |
| Maybe there will be scarcity. | |
| But from my experience talking to young people all over the world, we all seem to think the same thing. | |
| We might have political differences, might be on the right, but at the end of the day, we all want to get along. | |
| We don't want wars. | |
| We think that the current leaders are elders. | |
| We think a lot of them are evil. | |
| We think they're liars. | |
| And so I think that that is coming to an end. | |
| I think that that is coming to an end. | |
| I don't know. | |
| That's a complex, complex answer to a complex question, but that's kind of how I see it. | |
| All right. | |
| All right. | |
| A little long today. | |
| When you get an international caller, you got to respect it. | |
| You got to respect it. | |
| Sorry, sorry, sorry. | |
| Hey, thank you for calling. | |
| Sorry to the other callers that we did not get to today. | |
| But we'll be back on Monday. | |
| Same time. | |
| Same channel. | |
| And I say this wholeheartedly. | |
| I hope you have a great weekend. | |
| Enjoy your weekend. | |
| Enjoy your life. | |
| Have some fun. | |
| Have some love. | |
| And then come back here Monday. | |
| Say hello. | |
| We'll see you later. |
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