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in this video i'm showing now a modern diy planter using old glass bottle

it's and old wine glass bottle

i already cut the side half portion of this bottle

it's a wooden cork and close the bottle neck with a cork

putting some stones in the bottom layer of this bottle

then

add the potting soil

next

i'm going to plant the aloevera and snake plant in this planter

i'm going to plant the aloe endings of this bottle

and then planting the snake plant in center part

next

put the fine gravel stones or sand stones at the top layer

here it's a cement pot

i'm going to use this pot as a stand for the bottle planter

now i just put the stones in the pot

then

place the bottle on top of the pot

now planter is ready

and i just decorate with gravel rocks this will give beauty look

watering the planter

after making the planter, pour water thoroughly

then

water thoroughly twice a week

now we can see the excess water is draining through the bottle neck

keep this planter near the window or place it in bright light areas

thanks for watching

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SEC Shorts - SEC Cops bust UGA and Bama for their blowout wins - Duration: 2:41.

SEC cops is filmed on location with the men and women charged with game enjoyment.

All teams are bowl eligible until proven otherwise.

My name's Jeff Hogan. SEC Police.

It's my job to make sure the conference stays fair for everybody.

Looks like we got a couple of teams beating up on guys inside the conference.

Got an informant that's going to let me know where we can find them.

Let's go.

So we just met with one of my informants.

Actually got roughed up pretty bad by one of the teams in question.

Really eager to cooperate actually

So he let me know where I can find them

Let me know where their hiding spot was so we're going to go check it out.

We just can't have games ending 50-10 at halftime.

Everyone leaves the stadium. That's just bad for business.

Alright

Let's do it.

Gentlemen.

Hello officer.

Gentlemen.

What do we have here?

Tell you what we have we have a little problem.

Seems to be a couple teams

beating up on other teams in the conference.

You guys know anything about that?

I don't know anything about that?

You. What was the score to your game?

I dunno man..40..50..

Dispatch this is Bravo 9 what was the score to that Alabama game?

Bravo 9 final score 45 to 23.

Yeah.

Yeah?

It was close.

Close!?

They took Clemson to the wire and you embarrassed them.

and you

Drew Lock is a bonafide NFL starter

Did you know that Texas A&M and Missouri.

They got moms too. And they watch the games?

You ever think about what maybe they feel like?

Officer I think we're just going to leave.

Oh you're not going anywhere. Get ready to ride the juice!

*taser sound*

Yeah! Feel it! Feel it in your body!

See ya.

Seriously guys if you could take it easy. That'd be cool.

Whatever.

Think I got through to them.

You know it's time's like this

that make me feel like I'm making a difference

It's why I do my job

Let's get out of here.

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Lindsay Graham Sets The DOJ And FBI Ablaze Uses The One Word Everyone Is Terrified To Use(VIDEO)!!! - Duration: 19:28.

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there's another explosive controversy where the President Trump will fire

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein after ports that in May at 2017 Rosen

Stein was so worried about mr. Trump's behavior he discussed wearing a wire to

record the president and polling cabinet members about invoking the 25th

amendment to remove him from office Secretary of State Mike Pompeo became

the first top administration official to speak on this when I interviewed him

yesterday Chris I'm not gonna comment on on that in any way other than to say

this I've been pretty clear since my beginning of service here in this

administration if you can't be on the team if you're not supporting this

mission then maybe you just ought to find something else to do I've told that

to my C colleagues I've told them to junior folks at the CIA in the State

Department we need everyone who's engaged in

helping achieve president Trump's mission and I hope that everyone in

every agency DOJ FBI State Department is on that mission and if you're not if

you're not you should take this time to go do something more productive and I

assume that talking about wiring the president talking about the 25th

amendment is not being on the team not remotely we'll have more of our

interview with Pompeo later this hour but first let's get the latest on all

these developments from Fox News chief congressional correspondent Mike Emanuel

on Capitol Hill Mike Chris well there is a temperament for this hearing it is

still not entirely clear if it will happen vice president Pence says in the

end the Senate will confirm I believe the judge Brett Kavanaugh will soon be

Justice Brett Kavanaugh but first the effort continues to have

Christine Blasi Ford tell her story to lawmakers with Kavanagh given a chance

to respond chairman Grassley has threatened to go right to a committee

vote on Monday if there is no deal and a White House spokeswoman responding

one week ago dr. Christine Ford claimed she was assaulted at a house party

attended by four others since then all four of these individuals

provided statements to the Senate Judiciary Committee denying any

knowledge of the incident or even having attended such a party then there's a

controversy following the bombshell New York Times report on Deputy Attorney

General Rod Rosenstein advisors to mr. Trump are strongly urging the president

not to follow through on threats to fire him Rosen Stein was quick to deny the

report I never pursued or authorized recording the president and any

suggestion that I have ever advocated for the removal of the president is

absolutely false I'm judge Kavanagh with 81 49 Republican majority the key will

be keeping a GOP unified Chris Mike Emanuel reporting from Capitol help

thanks for that joining me now a key member of the Judiciary Committee

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham we should know for the second week in a row

we invited all 10 committee Democrats to join us and for the second week

none of them accepted and with that Senator Graham welcome back to Fox News

Sunday you must be mean well I want to turn to

reports the Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein was so concerned president in

May of 2017 that he reportedly talked about wearing a wire to take the

president polling the cabinet about invoking the 25th amendment right should

one last question here should the president fire Rosenstein and to what

degree does this revelation taint compromise the investigation by the

special counsel robert muller whom rosen Stein appointed he shouldn't fire Rosen

start unless you believe Rosen Stein's lying he said he did not do the things

alleged but there's a bureaucratic coup against President Trump being undone

discovered here before the election the people in question tried to taint the

election tip it to Clinton's favor after the election they're trying to undermine

the president I don't know what Rosen Stein did but I know what McCabe or peg

page instructed they tried to destroy this president if Rosen Stein's involved

it should be fired if he's not involved leave him alone but he can't make that

decision we need a special count - look at this not mr. Horowitz the IG

Rosen Stein's doing the country a great disservice by not appointing a special

counsel to look at all of this so when you say all of this you're talking about

the FBI's behavior in investigating president and as far as Robert Muller's

concerns does that investigation go forward it goes forward as far as I know

there's nothing connected to mr. Muller but during the campaign is clearly

Department of Justice the FBI was tipping the scales for Clinton this

revelation after President Trump was sworn in shows they were trying to

undermine the election there's a beer that cou going on right the Department

of Justice is an FBI and somebody needs to look at it

senator Graham thank you thanks for your time we'll follow whatever happens with

the Judiciary Committee this week thank you

absolute jaw-dropper late this afternoon a report from the New York Times it lays

out that in the spring of 2017 deputy AG rod Rosenstein suggested secretly

recording President Trump and discussed invoking the 25th amendment to throw the

president out of office now Rosenstein as you'd expect is forcefully denying

that this ever happened separately a Fox News source said to be

in the same room as this conversation is claiming that Rosen Stein's comments

were just sarcastic they weren't serious does anyone believe

that tonight Washington Post is also reporting that but let's take a trip

shall we down Rosenstein memory lane now this is the same guy who responded like

this to demands from Congress to produce documents in that Russia probe the

Department of Justice is not going to be extorted we're going to do what's

required by the rule of law so congressional oversight and demands for

accountability and transparency are extortion that somehow runs counter to

the rule of law got it rod well his apparent contempt for oversight and

lawmakers doesn't stop there here he is in front of this house Judiciary

Committee just a few months ago I am the deputy turns you on the United States

okay I'm not the person during the redacting I'm responsible for responding

to your concerns as I have did you read the FISA application before you signed

it not going to comment about any FISA application so you won't say to this

committee whether or not you even read the document you signed that authorized

spying on people associate with the Trump campaign well I love the trailing

off there it's perfect for a Friday night and let's not forget that Rosa

Stein even threatened to subpoena emails phone records and other documents from

lawmakers and staff on the house Intel committee they did that earlier this

year now let's be clear if the New York Times reporting is accurate the

president tonight should seriously consider whether rod Rosenstein should

remain on the job the White House should be devoting every resource it can to

determining the veracity of this report we just cannot have this plotting at the

highest levels of the Justice Department against the chief executive of this

executive branch joining us now for reaction is former Trump campaign

manager Corey Lewandowski Lee Smith from real clear investigations and former US

Attorney Kendall coffee let's go right to you Lee

you have been covering rod Rosen Stein for you know I guess a year and a half

now since he initially got this job is Deputy Attorney General yeah I mean I

think it's important to see the Rosen Singh's story the story about Rosenstein

in The Times and in the post these are both part of the declassification issue

they need to be seen in the context they explain that okay we've seen since

Monday when the president asked when the president said he was going to

declassify documents over the last week the New York Times

ABC News a number of publications events stories blocking trying to block the

declassification they've been a source to former and current US officials I see

this as part of the same thing The Times source The Times story is

apparently sourced to Andy McCabe he says he didn't talk he said his people

are saying they didn't talk to the time son the lawyer statement looks to me

like a non-denial on Twitter I think what it

like is is that McCabe is or someone close to McCabe it's threatening

Rosenstein saying hey I've got a lot of dirty stuff on you as well if these

things aren't declassified you're going down with me unbeknownst to Andrew

McCabe it appears according to my sources that sometime between last night

and this morning rod Rosenstein went in and talked to

president Trump and convinced him to hold off and declassifying the documents

kick them instead over to the inspector just gonna do the inspector general how

does that help the president exactly it does not help the president the purpose

was to delay but it was Rosenstein apparently who convinced Trump to do it

unbeknownst to unbeknownst to mccabe the wrath of the wrathful mccabe had no idea

presumably the time story was in the works for several days the story drops a

couple of hours after after Trump tweets that the documents are going to go to

the IG and you can imagine Rosenstein horror mccabe has blown this beautiful

plan i had to get us both in the clear i think that's what happened Rosenstein

effort to cover up again the post story appears sourced to him and the idea is

we have to cover this up i was telling a joke of course i wouldn't do such a

thing if it's a joke he and cory you can chime in here he must have a really lame

sense of humor because here's a joke isn't hey let's where or why i'll wear a

wire or someone else one of you can and then we'll get someone who invoked the

25th amendment maybe I can get sessions how is that funny

there's no teehee giggle giggle in any of that Cory I think he's right I think

Lee is right this is all about the declassification Trump backtracked for

some reason and I think that was a big gift to Rosenstein because he's worried

about that FISA application and the fact that exculpatory information was not put

in that FISA application to monitor Carter page Corey well you're exactly

right and everybody has to remember that that was the third renewal of the

application of for actual applications the first application was denied by the

FISA Court Rod Rosenstein signed this and when the president made the

announcement that was going to declassify Bruce ores 302s that was

going to reveal that nelly or Bruce's wife was talking to Christopher

Steele that the Justice Department knew about this and that I'm sure rod

Rosenstein at the Justice Department was aware of what Bruce or was doing because

he was his supervisor in some level that all would have come out very clearly and

he was so afraid that that declassification was going to expose him

for what he is which is part of the deep State this collusion would never exist

it's been a fake dossier from the beginning and look we've done extensive

research on this now we've seen what rod Rosen seems really about whether it's

Rod Rosenstein he covered up for Peter schrock for Lisa page for Andy McCabe

for Jim Comey he's also the individual and you remember this who recommended

Bob Butler become the head of the FBI went and when Jim Comey was fired and

then the next day he personally appointed Bob Muller's of Special

Counsel to investigate this president tonight the president briefly referenced

this issue with the the secret recording let's watch we have great people in the

Department of Justice we have great people these are people I really believe

you take a poll I got to be at 95% but he had some real bad ones you seen

what's happened at the FBI they're all gone but there's a lingering stench and

we're gonna get rid of that too Kendyl lingering stench your thoughts there who

is he referring to well obviously he's concerned about rod Rosenstein I think

he should be I don't think we can make the New York Times the judge and jury of

Rosen Stein's fate but what the challenges is to find a very accelerated

framework for getting to the bottom of this and I don't think the president

needs to for example ask the Justice Department to investigate itself I think

he has the power and perhaps should go ahead and put together an investigative

mechanism perhaps relying in part on the White House counsel's office so that

they can get access redacted blacked out in certain places or not to whatever

these McCabe memos are and at some point to bring rod Rosenstein into the office

look them in the eye that is the president has famously done a lot of

hired and fired people looked in the eye and

see if he can get an adequate explanation for this because if it's

true if the way it's being presented in the New York Times is true it's

something very very troubling that can't be continuing well apparently according

to the report I'm gonna read some of it I think it's important that I read some

of the New York Times reporting but apparently the gist of it is a

Rosenstein was really ticked off that even though he wrote that letter memo

justifying the firing of Comey giving a justification with the firing of Comey

he was mad that then the president relied on it when he was asked about it

so he both wrote it I guess out to suggestion the President or through

quested then he was mad that the president relied on it and that that

just torqued him off to no one this is their New York Times reporting I want

all three of you to listen to this Rosenstein raised the idea of wearing a

recording device or wire as he put it to secretly tape the president when he

visited the White House one participant asked whether Rosen Stein was serious

and he replied animatedly that he was now it goes on to say it is

not clear how determined he was about seeing them through though he did tell

McCabe that he might be able to persuade general attorney general Jeff Sessions

and John Kelly's about the 25th amendment then Secretary of Homeland

Security and now the White House chief of staff to mount an effort to invoke

the 25th and third point according to others who described his comments

Rosenstein not only confirmed that he was serious about the idea but also

followed up by suggesting that other FBI officials who were interviewing to be

the bureau's director could also also secretly record Trump this was around

the time of course where after he fired call me he was looking at Ray Rosen

Stein's name had been raised for this and a few others including a former

Obama person but he wanted a coordinates report and there's no humor in this with

it when he says it's humor it's ridiculous Ari this is a woman's

intuition but it's ridiculous no humor in this now Lee I want to I want to play

this for you because the Democrats tonight are saying this is just the

pretext Trump needs to fire Rosenstein mitts

action of justice the mother investigation goes on I mean I think the

whole thing has it exactly opposite I mean it was Rosenstein who appointed him

I think the interesting thing and revelatory thing about these two stories

is is it exposes a lot of people a lot of wrongdoers at the FBI and DOJ they're

turning on each other like rats I hope that the President sees that before he

makes any decisions and I'll say that I think the important thing the really

vital thing is declassifying these documents so that we can all understand

what the bad guys at the DOJ and the FBI were doing as these two articles give

some sort of indication of there's more in those documents we can be sure of

we'd like to see them and Cory it is true is it not that the president can

reverse his reversal at any moment now for now kicking over to the inspector

general which again has no subpoena power

I mean Horowitz is a good guy but this is not gonna get us anywhere he can

reverse his decision at any moment because right now it seems to me that

the Bruce or 302s those are the interview memos that he wrote the FISA

applications and other text messages are critical to be released unredacted

except for any sources and methods which there apparently aren't any but Cory the

president has that ability to do that he has to override Rosen Stein to do it

well that's right but you have to remember Laura when he said he was going

to redact it was only certain page that Pfizer application so there's no concern

from a national security perspective I think it was pages 10 through 12 and

then 14 other pages there so it wasn't the entire application so that's

perfectly fine but you also have to remember Andrew McCabe has been referred

by the IG for a criminal referral that referral sitting at the Department of

Justice my guess is rod Rosenstein is the one

who's deciding whether or not Andrew McCabe is gonna be prosecuted for lying

under oath to the FBI on three separate occasions particularly when it was the

acting director of the FBI after Jim Comey was fired so look these guys ran

this tight little cabal that they never thought anyone was ever going to get

caught between Jim Comey Andrew McCabe Peter strike Lisa Paige Bruce or you

know rod Rosenstein these guys did things and then you throw in clapper and

and Brennan and you've got the making of a story that nobody could actually

believe that 9 or 10 individuals have tried from day

one to take down a duly elected president not only their deep state

they're an enemy of the people Kendyl your reaction though this has

just been such a wild day of news both on Kavanagh which we're gonna get to in

a moment and on this story but I don't see how this continues with this this

white-hot tension between the president and the Justice Department not about

even Muller at this point this is just about the running of the department and

just basic decisions about redacting documents are not redacting I'm

classifying or declines to find I know it's related to Muller but I don't see

how it's a it's a it's a sustainable situation with with Rosen Stein and I

know other people would say also with sessions but with Rosen Stein I think

it's a bad bad relationship yeah it's got to be incredibly uncomfortable and

increasingly less productive for the Department of Justice but I still think

there needs to be a thoughtful very very fast inquiry that doesn't have to be

formally structured but the president needs to get to the bottom of this we

can't rely on newspaper stories in terms of making judgments about one of the

most powerful physicians in the United States government but on the other hand

precisely because the Deputy Attorney General's position is so powerful this

needs to be resolved as you say and resolved quickly

all right gentlemen thank you so much thank you god bless you and God bless

america

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 From what the royals can wear, to what they are allowed to eat and do, we devour every skerrick of information that escapes those Palace gates

 But how much of what we hear is true? We put two experts on the case to do a bit of myth-busting

 'Meghan Markle must curtsy to anyone within the Palace who outranks her' Let's call this a semi-myth

Around the time of the Duchess of Sussex's May wedding, stories circulated that she must curtsy to any senior royal she passes in the Palace

 That's not entirely true. "Whether or not the Duchess of Sussex must curtsy totally depends on formality and setting," royal expert Myka Meier, the founder of Beaumont Etiquette, told news

com.au. "If it's in Buckingham Palace at a formal event, yes, she would curtsy. If she's just passing Prince Charles in their private home on a typical day, I don't think she would be expected to curtsy every time to his Royal Highness

He is, after all, family."  For the record, if she is at a formal event, Meghan Markle must curtsy to Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince William, and Duchess of Cambridge

She is also required to curtsy to "blood princesses" (for example, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice) but only if she's not in the company of Prince Harry

If her husband is in the room, the blood princesses must curtsy to Meghan. It's utterly exhausting even without all that knee bending

 'Royals can't play Monopoly' Oh dear. During a public engagement in 2008, Prince Andrew jokingly told the press: "We're not allowed to play Monopoly at home

It gets too vicious." It was a witticism that didn't quite translate a decade later, with countless tabloids rehashing the quote and taking it literally

 Rest assured, the royal family can pass go, and they can collect $200. "That's a crazy rumour," royal historian and author Marlene Koenig told news

com.au. "I absolutely think that's a myth. They play all sorts of games … if they want to play Monopoly, they could certainly play Monopoly

" MORE: Meghan nails her first public speech without notes MORE: Queen's Christmas speech ruined by a bird 'Prince George must wear shorts' If you're a dedicated royal fan, you're probably quite familiar with the "shorts only" rule that made news this year and supposedly governs what Prince George and Prince Louis can wear

 Only, there is no "shorts only" rule. "What their children wear is totally personal preference for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge," Myka Meier told news

com.au. "At the end of the day, there's no rule that (Princess Charlotte) has to wear a dress, and there's no rule that (Prince George) has to wear shorts

 "I imagine if Princess Charlotte wants to one day wear only trousers, I'm sure that's what she'll wear

That's mostly just a stylistic preference, there's no protocol." 'Prince Charles is preparing to abdicate the throne' While Paul Burrell, the former butler to Princess Diana, is strong in his belief that we'll never see Prince Charles become king, historian Marlene Koenig disagrees

 "Increasingly, Charles is having more of a role inside the Palace," the author of Queen Victoria's Descendants told news

com.au. "The Queen has shed a number of patronages, she has cut back on events. William and Charles do a lot more investitures now … we're already seeing Charles taking on more responsibilities in preparation for that day when he wakes up and somebody tells him his mother has died

" 'Royals can't enjoy the simple pleasures of life' Commentary that the royals are confined to the Palace, are inherently lonely, or are cut-off from popular culture is misguided, said Koenig

 "(Royals) do a lot of things that are not captured — they can sneak out and do things," Koenig said

 "They also reportedly have a cinema inside Buckingham Palace. There are benefits of being a royal too — being sent the new release movies and things like that

" In fact, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge — Prince William and Kate — are renowned for quietly visiting local restaurants

If it weren't for their security detail, closely watching every move, their typical night out mightn't seem that unusual at all

 "Not one member of the royal family leaves the royal house without a personal protection officer," Koenig said

 "But if you've grown up with it, and you're raised with that person to protect you, it's just a part of life

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So far, I have always been interested in health and how to be healthy.

I did not deal with diseases, drugs and medicine

it's not my job, I'm not competent nor interested in it.

For me, it's health first ...

And then, I became a dad a year ago.

It is the most beautiful experience of my life.

like all fathers, I was

confronted with the question of vaccination at one point or another

And frankly, I hear everything and its opposite.

This goes from the classical speech about the obvious

and the absolutely essential and harmless nature of vaccines

up to the most disturbing testimonials,

especially in my environment. I have examples around me.

I realize that in the end,

I do not have the elements to make a choice on vaccination, the famous informed choice.

And for my son, I want the best, the full health.

I do not want to make random choices, and especially not play the Russian roulette ...

We talk about free and informed consent,

so, since nobody seemed to be able to inform me without taking sides,

I started an investigation, I did my own investigation,

with all the energy that is given by the love for my son.

Music: "Shine" by Hicham Chahidi

I wanted finally to know what was the "truth about vaccination".

My opinion does not matter at the end, and neither my choices.

What I want is to give everyone clear, rational information

and based on scientific facts in order to make an informed choice.

I am not "anti-vaccine", I am pro-science, pro-public health,

pro-happy and healthy child,

so I will ask questions and try to answer them!

IMMUNIZATION INVESTIGATION Episode 7: Whooping cough, conflicts of interest, Vaccination policy in France and Vaccination coverage amoung health professionals!

We all want our children to be healthy, right?

I called my friend Alex to film my testimonial about my investigation

and that he can account for the path I had taken

to untie the truth from the false.

This film is the testimonial of this investigation,

it's my way to the truth about vaccination!

A: Good evening!

T: Hi Alex! We meet again !

Today, we have a big piece to deal with. For me, it was almost the last video.

It will not be the last, there is still one left in which we will talk about natural immunity,

and especially the immunity in children.

It will not be a video that will focus on vaccines, but rather on natural immunity.

So, we're going to say, this one is the last of the videos on vaccines.

And we will deal with some topics which will be a bit controversial.

I will try to talk about them in the least controversial way possible,

but it seemed to me necessary to understand also why, in France, we are in a situation that,

according to what I saw, even though I'm not supposed to give my opinion,

seems to me really complicated and dangerous.

And I have to say, I checked this afternoon, you were absolutely right

the vaccination policy of France, which was an exception in Europe,

since most countries did abandon the vaccination obligation,

well, actually, this vaccination policy will be now extended.

A: To all Europe ...

T: To all Europe. Due to a European decision.

Let's say that when I was studying at the university, I was taught something called the scientific method.

The scientific method consists of asking a question, going to the end of this question by experimenting and then

to accept the results of this experiment.

If we ask the question today "are the vaccines harmless? "

I think it's absolutely obvious that the answer is no.

The real question is: how dangerous are they and how risky are they to the population?

I showed you studies that show that there are really very disturbing factors.

And my first reaction would be to say: ooops!

Wait, let's calm down and fund independent studies

which will allow us to know exactly what is the truth about vaccination.

But since we press on the accelerator like crazy persons when it comes to vaccines that have not been tested if they are safe or not,

it forces me to ask questions.

And these questions, we will have some elements of answer them in this video.

We will talk quickly about whooping cough, and we will have fun with a little quiz,

to see if you followed all things during this series. And those who watch the video can have fun too.

And then, we will talk about conflicts of interest,

vaccination policy in France and vaccination coverage of health professionals.

Because there are some very interesting things.

Not to play whistleblower, conspiracy and so on,

but to really answer questions. You'll see, I think I did it pretty well.

Are you ready for this?

A: I do not know! (Laughter)

T: You have no choice! (Laughter)

Your documents, the same, all of what I relied on is available for download below the video.

You can go to see the scientific studies, the documents, we will rely on WHO documents, in particular.

So, they are all there. If they are not directly there, you have the links.

So, afterwards, you can access them and have your opinion,

because, the important thing is not to take my word for it, but rather to say,

OK, that's what he says, let's check, and then see. It's OK ?

Here, look, I made a juice for you. For your immunity.

A: Oh, great! Because it is very hot today!

T: Carrot, ginger, with orange and turmeric.

A: Good!

T: I gave you the little straw, because I'm tired of you being always taller than me.

So, I will take the bigger straw. And you, the little straw! Cheers !

A: Thank you.

T: So, let's start.

There is one last vaccine that I had not talked about, but I wanted to do it like a review of others.

It's whooping cough vaccine.

So whooping cough is a bacterial respiratory infection.

It is said "not or little feverish", that is to say that there is no associated fever.

It affects the entire respiratory system.

There are two bacteria that are of the Bordetella type: Bordetella pertussis and Bordetella parapertussis.

So when we say Bordetella pertussis, it's the bacteria that causes whooping cough.

So, it's an illness that lasts long.

I can tell you from experience: my son had whooping cough.

For 5 months.

A: It's long, and it's very impressive.

T: It's very impressive. It's never too serious.

And besides, I know that when he had whooping cough, most of the elderly people told us:

"No, it is hard, but, rejoice, whooping cough is an illness that makes a kid grow. "

That is to say, he will mature. It is considered by the elderly as a necessary illness

A: An initiation, somehow.

T: Exactly. An initiation. It's really an initiation ... for the people that are around too!

A: Yes, that's it! (Laughter)

T: So, every parent would want his child to avoid it.

I know that, at the time, we tried everything.

I remember that we even did the so called High Flying and Decompression Treatment.

That is, we boarded a small non-pressurized aircraft.

It was a technique that was used; and it goes down from a very high altitude.

This is supposed to allow the elimination of Bordetella pertussis.

It did not work, we had a nice little flight over the Catalan mountain, the children enjoyed.

But hey, it did not go further. But we tried everything: well ... all possible ways.

So I, too, would have wanted to avoid this, because it was hard, and like any other parent, I wanted to avoid that.

There is therefore a vaccine. It was not mandatory, so we did not do it.

I'm going to play a little quiz with you. This vaccine is supposed to deal with a bacterial infection.

What could one imagine, considering what we saw previously,

as a consequence of vaccination against a specific bacterial strain?

A: The fact that we focus on a strain in particular ...

that means the other strains will multiply and become stronger and ... explode somehow.

So, in the end, even create other strains ... something like that ...

T: Yes. First thing. There are 2 things that can be expected. First thing, excellent.

A: The question is: what can we expect from a vaccination ...

T: Yes, exactly.

A: What would be the consequences?

T: You see, I say: well, I am working on whooping cough,

What information should I search from the Internet?

From what I learned previously, what information can I look for?

So, yes, it's good.

We will go to see: did vaccination against Bordetella pertussis led to the appearance of other Bordetella strains?

For example

A: Much stronger ... T: More virulent ... To see a little bit ...

There is another ... I'll allow myself, eh?

A: Go for it.

T: I know the answer.

To look if people who carry the Bordetella pertussis vaccine

are potentially contaminating people who are not vaccinated.

Which means, does the fact that they are vaccinated means that in

their breathing, we will find Bordetella pertussis bacteria?

Let's answer this question?

A: Sure

T: So, first of all: lower immunity.

We had seen that the protection against whooping cough drops ...

So what they call immunity is vaccination immunity, it's the elevation of antibodies, which is not the real immunity. We saw it already.

It drops drastically in 2 to 4 years.

That is to say that one should vaccinate every 4 years, at least, and every 2 years at most,

to be sure to be permanently protected against whooping cough.

Nobody does it. So, most of us are not vaccinated.

It must be clear: most of us are not vaccinated against whooping cough.

So: "The protection against whooping cough decreases after 2 to 4 years.

Lack of long-term protection after vaccination may contribute

to an increase in whooping cough in adolescents. "

So, we have a drop,

and then we have mostly an adaptation of the bacteria, as you presupposed.

"According to mathematical modeling,

vaccines designed to reduce the growth rate of pathogens and / or toxicity

could cause the evolution of pathogens with higher levels of virulence.

So, we assume that the decline in vaccine immunity of whooping cough

and the adaptation of pathogens have contributed to the resurgence of whooping cough. "

Because there has been, indeed, a resurgence of whooping cough.

"There is evidence from prospective epidemiological surveillance

and recent experiments on organisms

that immunization with whooping cough vaccine could actually increase

the probability of infection of the host by Bordetella parapertussis. "

Because, indeed, the vaccine affects Bordetella pertussis.

However, there are 2. So, it increases infections by Bordetella parapertussis.

So, you were correct, huh?

"Bordetella parapertussis infection affects younger children and is more virulent than Bordetella pertussis.

So vaccination increases the susceptibility of children getting Bordetella parapertussis infections"

Besides, that's why we, in our family for example,

when there was whooping cough, I know there are elderly people who told me:

"Well, it's surprising, back in our day, it lasted much less. "

And that one was stronger. It is very impressive and it is very violent.

So, chances are it was Bordetella parapertussis

and the Bordetella parapertussis grew stronger

because we vaccinated against Bordetella pertussis. Always the same.

"Our results suggest that,

besides the potential contribution to reduced efficiency and declining immunity of the vaccine,

the inability of the vaccine to prevent colonization and transmission is a possible explanation for the resurgence of pertussis. "

So, a partial vaccine which makes strain selection,

selecting of course the strongest and, ultimately, we end up with an infection.

"We hypothesized an additional explanation for the resurgence of whooping cough,

that the individuals who took the vaccine can be asymptomatic carriers

or slightly symptomatic, and therefore contribute significantly in the transmission to the population. "

So, we answer the 2nd question:

Can vaccine carriers potentially be infectious in the population?

Answer: yes.

Once again, vaccinated people contribute strongly to the general infection because, once vaccinated, they become carriers

then, they tell you "asymptomatic" or "partially symptomatic", with very few symptoms.

So, they say: they do not have whooping cough.

Yes, but since they have been vaccinated, they have bacterial strains in their breathing ...

if they spit, if they cough, or even they are near someone, they are carriers of these bacteria.

I just wanted to talk a little about meningitis.

I had written some notes on meningitis.

For meningitis ... what did I include for you ...

So, these are bacteria, so we're not going to do it again, huh? You passed your exam.

I wanted to do it twice, but then you passed your exam.

These are bacteria, what can we expect?

One can expect that there is a mutation of the strains, an adaptation of the bacteria.

We can expect to find a factor of spread of the bacterial infection through the vaccinated persons,

by a simple touch, breating or things like that.

"The number of pneumococcal meningitis in babies" ...

So, I quote the conclusions of a study that you have there, and you have several studies

"The number of pneumococcal meningitis in babies" ...

So, pneumococcal meningitis is something that can be fatal, if it is badly treated.

"The number of pneumococcal meningitis in babies has risen in Northern France

during the pneumococcal conjugate vaccination program,

with the emergence of extremely virulent pneumococcal serotypes not included in the vaccine. "

It's interesting, anyway.

"The number of pneumococcal meningitis in babies has risen in Northern France

during the pneumococcal conjugate vaccination program,

with the emergence of extremely virulent pneumococcal serotypes not included in the vaccine. "

That's what makes me say that we should still take the time to think a little bit about what we're doing.

So now, since we're in the last video about vaccination, I'd like to ask a question.

I think we've accumulated a lot of scientific evidence,

A: ... studies, numbers T: rational, objective,

which prove that we have recurrent phenomena with all the vaccines we have studied, which are the main vaccines.

adaptation of strains with greater virulence,

transmission by those who are vaccinated,

disappearance of heterosubtypic immunity

(which means that people are much more sensitive to other bacterial strains),

aluminum toxicity,

mercury toxicity,

toxicity of adjuvants in general, with neurotoxicity, autoimmune reactions and so on.

So, there is a set of factors that seem to me relatively undeniable.

We have countries in Northern Europe that came out of the vaccination obligation.

Now, unfortunately, they're back in.

With all this evidence, How does one not launch a campaign of independent research and reflection?

With such an accumulation, why are we continuing?

Why, in Europe, we support to fully

vaccinate many more children with vaccines that have never been tested for their safety ... the hexavalent vaccines ...?

With alerts in all directions saying:

Be careful, sudden infant death, and so on.

So, I will propose an answer, which I will try to develop.

The goal is not to create controversy, the goal is to really open the eyes,

because it's about children's lives. It's about the health and life of children.

And for me, it's still a question that deserves an answer.

The best answer I found was the conflict of interest.

When I say conflict of interest, it's not about stigmatizing anyone,

to select someone in particular and tell them "big bad guy".

I think there are easy conflicts of interest. We may have a conflict of interest ...

For example, if I'm your friend, and I work with you regularly and so on,

and there is someone who comes to see me and say bad things about Alex.

Well, the fact that I know you, that I spend time with you will result in

what the person will say, I will not listen to it, because I know you.

I do not necessarily have a special interest

it's just the fact that we're constantly together, that's it ...

And that's often what we will see.

I will not only talk about financial conflict of interest.

So the conflict of interest, as we have seen, exists when it comes to drugs.

Wait ... I'm going to restart that ...

The conflict of interest exists. I will not recall the case of the Mediator, for example,

but there are some huge things that happened during the Mediator affair and that was known.

Recently, I had another one that I mentioned,

it was Michel Aubier, who is a famous pulmonologist, who was paid by the Total firm,

it is known, he said it himself.

On TV, he minimized the effects of air pollution by hydrocarbons. He said :

"I do not think, and most experts agree ..."

of course, with no evidence

"... that being exposed to environmental pollution, in cities like Paris, predisposes to lung cancer,

unless if we have another factor that favors it, such as smoking. "

And it was so big, that there are some of his colleagues who ...

A: That's what I was going to say ... I heard that other colleagues ...

T: Oh yes, the guys were furious.

They said, "No, but wait, seriously, we're doctors too, we can not let you do something like that. "

They quoted: "Recent studies have confirmed the conclusions of WHO.

They also showed that the risk of lung cancer was increased with exposure levels, even below European standards.

So even at low concentrations, fine particles are carcinogenic.

And these tests were done in people who were smoking and not smoking.

The problem is that on TV with this Michel Aubier,

there were health experts, I will not say their names,

people who are supposed to be references when it comes to health, and they didn't say a word.

You have a guy who made big mistakes like him, and nobody says nothing.

It makes you wonder what is going on.

Martin Hirsch ... I noted a statement from the Public Hospital Network of Paris given by Martin Hirsch,

who was a Minister, if I remember, at one time ... No, but you were ...

A: I was very young.

T: You were not there. How old were you, 5 years old? 6 years ? (Laughter)

A: 7 (laughs)

T: In the statement, he says:

"We learn that the trips of doctors from Public Hospital Network of Paris to professional conferences

are funded at around 40 million euros by the pharmaceutical companies.

The working committee therefore proposes that at these conferences,

a "neutral third party" mediates between the doctor and the industrialist.

The pharmaceutical industry also funds the continuing and compulsory training of doctors.

The expenditure is estimated between 300 and 600 million euros minimum each year. "

So for continuing education of doctors, pharmaceutical companies spend between 300 and 600 million euros.

I doubt they are investing so much money for nothing, just like that.

But above all, our minister, Agnes Buzyn, said:

"The pharmaceutical industry makes almost no money with vaccines. "

So me…. it's like what I told you ...

For me, at the level of vaccination policy in France, they are doing things completely wrong.

If they stopped the ridiculous statements like "the vaccines are harmless" or "the pharmaceutical industry does not gain anything",

it would not make people like me want to go digging.

You see, if I was told, "Well, the vaccines, it is not so good,

it is not necessary the way to make a lot of money"

I would say, well, OK, why not? But I am told that they earn almost nothing.

No, no, but it is not possible!

A vaccine does not cost much to produce, when you see the Gardasil,

the 3 doses bring back 450 €, you say, there is a problem.

So, I went to look a little closer

and I did not need to look very far.

You'll see, I took the reports ... the major laboratories reports.

I went to their websites, and I looked at their financial report from the previous year.

So already, in an article in Le Monde diplomatique that was in January 2008,

there is a journalist named Leila Shahshahani,

who made several good articles, which go deep.

In "le Monde diplomatique", at the same time, it happens quite often, there is still a real editorial freedom.

She gives us some leads.

She says that "globally, the turnover of the vaccine industry was 42.3 billion euros in 2016"

which is not nothing "against 20.3 billion euros in 2012."

So between 2012 and 2016, it doubled.

So, it's still a pretty mind-blowing growth.

"It could be around 67 billion by 2025. It's the fastest growing rate in the drug business. " Oh !

So, I tell myself that Leïla is a journalist,

it might be an anarchic thing, we may qualify this as partisanism.

I said, I will try to find more official and acceptable numbers.

Well, I came across a WHO report, which was made by someone called Miloud Kaddar,

a report that was commissioned by the WHO, so more official, I give the links.

And so, Miloud Kaddar, what did he conclude?

He basically mentions "Spectacular Growth Rate"

15% per year, versus 5 to 7% for the rest of the drug industry,

so 3 times more growth than all the rest.

So, already, you can say, this is a promising sector in terms of money.

It has tripled in value.

In the 2000s from 5 billion, the global vaccine budget increased from 5 billion to 24 billion in 2013,

and the prediction for 2025 is 100 billion.

So, we can not say that they earn almost nothing.

During my research, I came across some things.

And to show you that I think there are a lot of people talking without knowing what they are saying.

For example, there is someone who has a space in Le Monde newspaper, called "The Decoders".

You know, right now, we talk a lot about sects

and I think that there are sects and things like that.

And often, we link sects to religion, to spirituality ...

Currently, there are also sects of rationality, scientist sects and so on.

These are people who are ...

As soon as something is not absolutely proven, completely

it's mockery and so on.

So, "Les Decodeurs", in Le Monde, play this role.

And the person who writes it says:

"The vaccines are generic, they do not report much to the labs, you have to stop. "

It was a Twitter link.

So, for a sector that currently has over $ 40 billion a year,

"you have to stop", this sector is lucrative.

So, I went to see the financial results of the major laboratories, as I told you.

For example, I went to see GSK's financial statement.

The vaccine sector has a turnover of 4.6 billion pounds sterling.

We are far from having nothing back.

In the 2016 Sanofi-Pasteur annual report, I give you the link too, we learn that, in 2016,

Sanofi achieved a gross margin of 62% on vaccines. What does it mean ?

It means that when they sell a vaccine that costs 100 euros, they gain 62 euros.

Overall, beyond 60% gross margin, for an industrialist, it's just the bingo product!

A: The best thing!

T: Oh no, but I've always heard people say, already at 40% gross margin, you're good, you have the stability in your business.

At 50, you have something that performs good, at 60 ...

A: You are the king of the world!

T: You are the king of the world! At 60% gross margin!

It means that the cost is very low compared to the selling price.

So they have a 62% gross margin on vaccines, the highest in 5 years.

"Better, the 2016 operating result of the vaccines sector is 1.7 billion euros,

which is 35% of the total turnover of the laboratory. "

That is to say that more than one third of the laboratory's turnover is provided by vaccines.

So, we can not say that it's nothing, that's wrong.

So, what can explain such inaccuracies in assessments?

What are the things that can explain the saying: the laboratories do not gain anything?

What can explain, for example, that INSERM ...

I say that because, for me, INSERM is a top laboratory.

I read in a brochure of INSERM:

"The effectiveness and safety of the 11 vaccines that will become mandatory in France are scientifically proven. "

Of course, no scientific reference.

I do not have any contact method to reach INSERM.

I would have liked to call the president of INSERM and say:

"Excuse me, but I have proof that there was no test for these products.

For hexavalent vaccines, we have no test, so, excuse me, but tell me where did you find your scientific evidence.

Because I did not find them. "

And the Italian parliamentary report did not find them either.

And there are hundreds of researchers ...

There is an institute, for example, in the United States, called the Cochrane Institute.

Cochrane is an independent research institute that has more than 600 Nobel Prize winners.

You see ? So, the same, it's still serious, it's not Disneyland.

And yet ... I have nothing against Disneyland, no defamation against Disneyland.

But what I mean by that is that the Cochrane Institute came to the same conclusions:

there are no safety studies.

How can we say such things?

So, I will propose an answer.

I'm going to state the obvious,

but I think it's important to know that,

because we will not be able to have a reflection on the vaccination policy in France

as long as we are entangled in these stories.

So, I was telling you, what can explain such inaccuracies,

to deliberately say things that are wrong?

A: And with certainty ...

T: And with such confidence!

like poker players! It's impressive.

A: Especially, with the responsibility of talking to the people, and so ...

T: You see, for me, it's not trivial.

When someone has a position of responsibility, his word is worth more.

You see, if a guy at the coffee shop says:

"Anyway, vaccines work and, it's harmless. "

Well, it's not very serious, it does not bad.

If a minister of health says it, I trust this minister to take responsibility for it.

You see, I mean, take the measure.

A: Absolutely!

T: So, an answer that I can present to you.

A National Alliance for Life Sciences and Health has been created, called Aviesan,

which federates INSERM, the CNRS, universities and

Biomedical research from various public offices: CNRS, universities, CHU, and so on.

So all of them are grouped under the name of Aviesan, the National Alliance for Life Sciences and Health.

The purpose of this alliance is to

«Facilitate the link with the industry by offering a unique interface

and therefore fostering innovation by enhancing the value of biomedical research. "

And besides, the CEO of INSERM is president of Aviesan.

He says: "We have signed a partnership of 50 million euros with Sanofi-Aventis,

in which a first basic research agreement was put in place

with the Immunology Center of Marseille-Luminy, last December, for a period of five years. "

What I mean by this is that as INSERM and ANSM (ie the National Agency for Drug Safety) also collaborate,

all these groups regularly collaborate with the pharmaceutical companies that produce the vaccines.

I am not saying that there are any favors, or bribes that are paid,

it's just that they work together constantly.

They are all into vaccines. They have no reflection.

They have absolutely no reflection with what they do.

They work together, they are their colleagues. They are their friends.

They receive funding. Not personally.

I'm not saying that the CEO of INSERM became rich,

I just want to say that structures are entangled.

How do you want to have independent research in these conditions?

It's impossible !

And when you know that public institutes are funded in part by private laboratories,

you say, they do not even need to buy them,

there is no need to buy them, it's just ... it's together, all the time. All the time, all the time!

For example, when there was the Mediator investigation, I am not the one saying it,

but I quote the General Inspectorate of Social Affairs, during the investigation of the Mediator. Same, you have the links.

"The drug chain works today so that

the doubt benefits not patients and public health but pharmaceutical companies.

This is true of the marketing authorization,

which is conceived as a sort of right for the pharmaceutical industry to market its products,

regardless of the state of the market and regardless of the public health interest of the products in question.

The reassessment of the benefit / risk is considered an exceptional procedure.

Taking into account the risk requires strong scientific certainty,

the existence of a profit being easily recognized. "

What does it mean ?

That means that, a priori, a medicine that is put on the market is safe,

and it is up to the consumer or independent organizations to prove that it is harmful.

It is an inversion of the burden of proof that is completely ridiculous.

"In these circumstances, the withdrawal of a marketing authorization (MA) is seen as a last resort procedure

and as a kind of forfeit for the commission that granted the authorization. "

So, it's extremely rare.

"We must also mention the importance of interest for the experts contributing to the work of AFSSAPS.

These are links of financial interest or other interests as they should be reported to the Agency,

which is not systematically the case at the moment,

according to the statements of the current chairman of the AMM commission. "

If each of us conducts his investigation, like I did, finally ...

If each of us conducts his investigation, he will discover this.

If none of us do it, we are led by interests,

that mostly benefit vaccine producers.

So, automatically, they will go in the direction of vaccine production.

It is mandatory.

It is not only in France that there is this kind of problem.

I have several studies, for example, investigation reports in the United States:

"The investigation carried out by the committee determined

that the conflict of interest rules used by the FDA and the CDC have been extremely weak,

that the application has been lax

and that committee members who have important links with the pharmaceutical companies

received waivers to participate in the work of the committee. "

For the record, the CDC is in charge of the validation of new vaccines on the American market.

"Most US clinical trials are funded by the industry.

Sponsors have the opportunity to influence research in a way that compromises its objectivity.

Here we give first-hand knowledge that shows that compromises have occurred at the level of:

the well-being of research participants (9%),

research initiatives (35%),

the publication of the results (28%),

interpretation of research data (25%)

and scientific advancement (20%) because of industry support. "

So, at all levels, it's completely complicated.

In the years 2010-2015, I came across something very surprising.

In France, everything suggested that we will stop the vaccine obligation.

A: Really?

T: Yes. And I want to tel you a little history.

Everything indicated, everywhere, when you read the newspapers, Le Monde and so on,

you are told that even the HCSP, the High Council of Public Health, says that it seems natural to stop the obligation,

which is counterproductive, which has an extremely restrictive side

and that raises suspicions about vaccines.

And they are right !

When you are forced to do something, right away,

there is a part of the population like me which says: When I'm forced to do something, I do not like it, you see?

So everyone was pushing for that. And why, in one fell swoop, in 2017, we switch?

I did my little investigation. This story is interesting for you?

A: Of course!

T: It is very interesting.

So, the High Council of Public Health has issued a statement, I believe it is in 2012:

"Among the industrialized countries, only France and Italy ...",

So, the same, you have all the links,

"Only France and Italy still have vaccine obligations. "

All the others had no more vaccine obligation, so you can imagine the change in a few years.

"In order to appreciate the opportunity to change the legislation,

the High Council of Public Health analyzed the French situation.

The HCSP considers that:

- the keeping or not of the vaccination obligation in the population is a choice of the society

deserving of a debate that the authorities must organize;

- if this principle is maintained, the list of mandatory vaccines must be revised and be subject to a statement from the HCSP. "

So, it was rather in the sense of "we discuss, we think and we reduce".

Another question: must we put an end to compulsory vaccination?

"At the French Pediatric Society, we support the HCSP proposal a 100%.

The current policy is the fruit of history, not the severity of diseases,

explains Dr. Robert Cohen, Vice President of the SFP.

It is no longer valid today.

Dr. Cohen said he supported the end of the obligation,

provided it is accompanied by effective promotion policies. "

What is, at the educational level, much more interesting.

If you explain to people what is the point of taking the vaccine,

that you bring valid scientific evidence, there is no reason why not.

We all want to take care of our children. So, it's obvious.

So, that was in 2014.

Vaccines: in the face of public distrust, Marisol Touraine launches a public debate ... Nice!

"The Minister of Health, Marisol Touraine, announced this Tuesday 12

a "major citizen consultation about vaccination", this year,

which could lead to a change in the French vaccination policy, especially on compulsory vaccines.

We can no longer ignore the concerns of French people,

said the minister at a press conference. "

When she said that, the concerns of the French people, it was the people who were worried about vaccines,

and for the consequences following the hepatitis B scandal and so on.

She says they can not be ignored.

As a citizen, I am saying:

Wow! I've been heard, we're really going to ask ourselves some questions and think

and we will have a decision that will be made for the collective good.

A: So that's when? What year was it?

T: 2014 or 2015. I do not have the dates exactly. So where is the debate?

A: So, it never happened?

T: It took place. You'll see, it's a little more complicated.

In early 2016, everyone thought we will move towards an end of the vaccine obligation.

And then everything changed in the spring of 2017.

In spring 2017, all of a sudden, the Minister of Health plans to have 11 compulsory vaccines.

It came out of nowhere.

While everything led to believe that we will end the vaccine obligation, it came out of nowhere.

What happened?

So, it's very interesting. It took me a long time to understand what had happened.

"If the new minister" ... I give you the link ...

"If the new minister took a position so quickly on this sensitive issue ,

it is because of the very tight schedule imposed by the Council of State.

The Council of State in France has been seized by an association for the promotion of natural medicines,

the highest administrative court had ordered the government in February

to take steps to make available, by August 8,

the three mandatory vaccines (DTP), not found since 2008 without being associated with others. "

What is this story ?

This story is, normally, in France, there were only 3 compulsory vaccines.

Except that since 2008 the laboratories had stopped producing them individually,

So, if you wanted to have these 3 vaccines, you had to take 6 or 7.

So, there is an association for natural medicine that went to the Council of State saying:

"It's abnormal, you have to force vaccine manufacturers to stick to French legislation,

not to impose 6 or 7 vaccines even though the French law requires only 3.

The Council of State was fored to ask pharmaceutical companies to do that.

The problem :

"Getting things ready in such a tight deadline is impossible, said the pharmaceutical companies,

the development of a new DTP vaccine would take about ten years. "

Labs are told: "You have to produce vaccines that stick with French law. "

And the labs say, "We can not." So what happened?

"The alternative from Buzyn was simple: take the vaccination obligation by decree" ...

because the laboratories are not able to give the vaccines that agree with the French legislation.

So either take the vaccination obligation,

or make a whole set of vaccines mandatory so that it sticks with the vaccines currently available on the market.

A: OK

T: There were 2 choices, the choice that was made ...

A: This is the one we all know today.

T: Exactly.

"This is the solution advocated by Marisol Touraine, the predecessor of Ms. Buzyn,

who announced during the transfer of power on May 17 to have prepared a law for this.

It was also recommended in November 2016, the steering committee of the citizen consultation on vaccination.

We find this citizen consultation on vaccination.

I did not hear about it, no one heard about it, but in any case, it took place, obviously.

"... the steering committee of the citizen consultation on vaccination,

chaired by pediatric immunology specialist Alain Fischer. "

So, you know me, I looked who was Alain Fischer.

So, for someone who chairs a steering committee for citizen consultation,

there is a small problem, anyway, for me, when we talk about conflict of interests.

Alain Fischer, in 2013, so 3 years before, had received 100,000 euros from Sanofi-Pasteur

100,000 euros, it's not nothing!

He had been distinguished as an emeritus researcher by the Sanofi-Pasteur laboratory.

I did not look further, there might have been others ...

What I mean is that they are people who know each other,

who work together, constantly, who fund each other.

Entrusting the keys of a committee of orientation and reflection on the obligation to vaccinate ...

Because Marisol Touraine had said:

"We can no longer ignore the concerns of the French people. "

And what does she do?

She puts someone at the head of the committee who works hand in hand with the vaccine industry.

It seems to me a little ...

A: Wacky!

T: Yes, it's tricky, anyway!

So, in the end, what happened?

Well, the change happened around what?

The laboratories were not able to comply with French law.

Since they were not able to comply with French law,

what we did, we put the French law in conformity with the laboratories.

It's as stupid as that?

I am not a conspiracist, I do not want to see more than that.

I think it's stupid, that there are financial interests that are more important.

The labs said, "We can not produce it, we need 10 years to produce it. "

They did put the pressure. They have colossal financial means.

And we made the choice.

But the problem is that this choice is in line with the health of the laboratories,

but not in the sense of children's health because everywhere,

there are indicators that tell us: "Guys, slow down, take a moment to think. "

A: Crazy!

T: How are health professionals positioned?

I asked myself the question. Because I don't to be fast.

I have many friends around me who are doctors, and so on,

and I appreciate their contribution.

I do not target any socio-professional category,

I target a state of mind, if necessary, but not a socio professional category.

So, how are the doctors positioned? I ask myself

Because, some do not have the information.

Some follow, blindly, they do not have time to think,

they have so many patients, they have no critical mind, they do not have the time,

they do not have energy, they are tired, okay. But there are some who have a critical eye.

How do they position themselves?

Well, it turns out that Agnes Buzyn, in October 2017, gave me a key.

I had noted, this article, that I though will be necessary one day,

She criticized health professionals. She said:

"If this call for mobilization for the vaccination of health professionals does not lead to a change ..."

she's talking, the minister, huh?

"... we will think about more incentive measures, even coercive".

She was upset because health professionals were not well covered, especially against the flu.

It was in October 2017, so not long ago,

at the launch of the annual flu vaccination campaign.

In fact, only 25% of health professionals were vaccinated against influenza.

The guys are not crazy, they do not want to be vaccinated every year,

they know very well what will be the result! Only 25% of health professionals.

"Influenza vaccination of health professionals ..." I quote from a study.

"Influenza vaccine coverage in both care facilities for the 2006-2007 season is 27%.

It is a little higher at Besançon University Hospital than at Dole Hospital, respectively 28 and 24%,

but this difference is not significant. "

So, what does not seem so obvious, it is to make health professionals join it.

So, I went to see a little bit elsewhere.

I thought, well, since health professionals tend not to be vaccinated,

let's see who vaccinates the most in a given population.

Let's see which socio-economic fringe vaccinates the most.

Is there something to see?

One night, when I was bored, alone, in front of my screen ...

I said, let's go see

"Vaccine practices of physicians, for them and their children. "

This is a very interesting study in the United States.

"When asked to vaccinate a future child,

a significant proportion of answers moved away from CDC recommendations (among physicians)

including more specialists than general pediatricians (21% instead of 9%). "

So, there are more than 21% of pediatricians who do not vaccinate their children at all in the United States.

It's interesting! 1/5 that do not vaccinate at all.

There are others who do not follow the vaccination recommendation, there are 1/5 who do not vaccinate at all.

"Vaccination coverage of physicians, for hepatitis B, whooping cough and seasonal influenza, 2010 study,

the vaccination coverage of doctors for themselves was 76.9% for seasonal flu,

73.0% for hepatitis B, 63.9% for whooping cough and 60.8% for pandemic influenza A / H1N1. "

Even though, for the H1N1, there were ...

A: A lot of talk.

T: A lot!

By the way, we had bought a lot of drugs from pharmaceutical companies,

which were not used because, ultimately, the population did not play the game.

The French are not cool. The French have a bad spirit. It does not work…

A: (laughs)

T: Vaccination coverage among physicians is much lower than that of the rest of the general population.

The general population is around 90%, 95% of vaccination coverage.

Among doctors, we are at less than 70%. It's still intriguing, huh?

"Families with the highest level of education and the highest incomes are the least vaccinated. "

"Most unvaccinated children are white ..." in the United States

"... have a married mother with higher education,

live in a household in which the annual income exceeds $ 75,000. "

So, $ 75,000 ...

A: Not bad, huh?

T: Come on, that's ... oh yeah! $ 75,000 divided by 12, that's $ 6,000 a month!

Eh, not bad! You will have a good life!

A: Yes it's not bad!

T: "Most unvaccinated children are white,

have a married mother with higher education,

live in a household in which the annual income exceeds $ 75,000.

In addition, their parents generally expressed concerns about the safety of vaccines

and said the doctors had little influence over them ... "

therefore, they are smart people, who do not have this kind of submission to the authority of the white coats

"... the doctors had little influence over them regarding vaccine decisions for their children. "

"Vaccination levels high ..." So, these are studies, you have the links

"High vaccination levels were associated with mothers with little education and low socio-economic status. "

"Determinants of an entirely negative attitude (against vaccines)

were a high level of parents' education, working in the health field ... "

It's interesting anyway, you say, you should expect the contrary,

working in the health field makes you more pro-vaccination.

Well no, on the contrary, it is one of the key factors.

So the high level of education ... the more people are educated,

the more they are against vaccines ...

"... working in the field of health, the absence of religion ..." ...

the religious are pro-vaccination, it seems ... I do not see the argument, but ...

"... the perception of vaccine inefficiency and the perception that vaccines cause asthma and allergies. »Among others ...

All of this is annoying, huh?

A: It is questioning ...

T: It's questioning, huh? We will do a summary

A: Yes, great!

T: A little summary of everything we've seen in these videos.

A: OK

T: I tell you, in these videos, my goal is not to give my opinion.

My goal is to be an alert launcher.

I now know that the choice to extend the vaccination policy to 11 vaccines in France was not motivated by medical interest,

was not motivated by the interest of children's health,

is not based on scientific studies but, on the contrary,

has been rushed, with products for which there is no security test,

only to satisfy the economic needs of the manufacturers.

I know there are a lot of questions about many vaccines,

and in particular the new hexavalent vaccines.

That too is something that can be said very easily.

When they talk to you about polio and smallpox, well, we talked about it ...

What you have to see is that Grandpa's vaccines, 30 years ago, have nothing to do with current vaccines.

They were monovalent vaccines, we gave a dose, often, we vaccinated much later in age ...

I mean, there were so many parameters!

When we talk about vaccinating ...

Vaccinate with a hexavalent vaccine a child of 2 months

and vaccinate with a monovalent vaccine a 3 year old child who was breastfed, I mean ...

We will talk about it in the next episode, it is completly different!

That's why, say "I'm for or against vaccination", for me, it does not make sense.

"I am for or against vaccination at 2 months of children with hexavalent vaccines ...",

there, although I do not say my opinion, you will can clearly understand, for me, it is very dangerous.

A: The dogs are against it! (Laughter)

T: Yes, the dogs are against too, it's the evening. They get upset. (Laughter)

So, I made a small list. We are still faced with undeniable troubling facts.

We have a system for measuring vaccine injuries that is incomplete and does not work.

Even the VAERS, in the United States, which is nevertheless an extremely successful system,

there is no equivalent of VAERS in France, it states 1 to 10% of vaccine injuries.

We also saw that placebos were fake placebos

and that the majority of safety studies were done by the manufacturers themselves.

So, it's not very serious.

In the United States, where a victims' compensation fund has been created,

the paid amount (3.8 billion $) give us a small glimpse of the number of potential cases.

We said between 150,000 and 450,000 victims, knowing that they are serious victims of vaccine injuries.

Hexavalent vaccines made mandatory since January 1, 2018 have never been tested, never evaluated.

And all the work on cross-doses, and so on,

what Gilles-Éric Seralini did, and things like that tell us: be careful, danger, maximum danger!

The composition of most vaccines, currently, is a source of real concern:

aluminum, detergents of all kinds, human DNA ...

we saw that it was a cause of autoimmune diseases ...

proteins that will cause autoimmune reactions and so on, defoliants, unexpected viral and bacterial strains.

We do not really control the culture mediums.

Many studies tend to prove that vaccines have a clear tendency

to lead to the proliferation of other viral and bacterial strains, more virulent and, ultimately, more dangerous.

This is called the "shift".

Immunity through vaccination declines.

When you are not vaccinated for 5 to 10 years, your immunity through vaccination...

the name is misleading, we had seen it already ...

So, antibody elevation declines.

Most of the French people is not vaccinated. It did disappear a long time ago.

A vaccinated individual is contagious for others. We have seen it many times.

Studies showing a rapid increase in cases of psy / nervous disorders following series of vaccinations are increasing.

There are alerts and red lights.

The conflict of interest reigns in research and decision-making when it comes to the vaccine issue.

New vaccines like Gardasil are extremely profitable for their manufacturer.

450 euros, it starts to be a lot.

So there, we can say, nevertheless, that the financial interests are high.

Vaccine immunity has nothing to do with natural immunity.

By preventing vaccinated people from "getting" harmless childhood diseases,

it prevents them from developing what is called heterosubtypic immunity, which is a broad-spectrum immunity.

If we consider, in addition, that the vaccination works as a real gym,

by making a selection of the most virulent and the most strong bacterial strains,

on one hand, we have individuals who have an immunity that is more restricted and more weak,

an very-specialized immunity, thus a weak immunity,

therefore, weak individuals on this side and an environment that contains the viral strains that are there.

Do you see the distance? It's going to be crazy !

A: (laughs)

T: It will go crazy.

There is a generalized immunodeficiency linked, certainly, to the abuse of vaccination practices.

And then, an objective study of official statistics,

in terms of diseases, old diseases, major pandemics of this century,

on which we always rely to justify the vaccination,

shows that most vaccines did nothing to get the decline of major diseases.

A: what makes me think, in general, in this world

is we never question or even search for the body's ability to defend itself.

Just talking about that, in fact, who we are,

before doing anything else and look for other solutions.

T: So that's going to be the subject of next episode.

And that's interesting, because here you talk about the body.

And, yes, I am not against vaccination.

I'm not against, I'm not for vaccination, I do not care, actually.

I am for all approaches that allow people to be healthy, to flourish and to be happy in life.

If you prove to me that vaccination contributes to this, there is no problem for me with vaccination.

And besides, we could talk about homeopathic vaccination, for example.

The exposure to some kind of stress, overall, is something positive.

We grow up ... You know, there's Nietzsche ... (I'm not Nietzschean at all) ... who said:

"That which does not kill us, makes us stronger."

This is called the hormesis law.

The hormesis law is exposure to a stressful element that does not exceed your adaptive capacity,

well, it makes you stronger.

So, you could say that exposure to viral strains makes you stronger.

Except that there is one thing we have forgotten is that it is totally individualized.

That is to say: what does not exceed YOUR adaptive capacity?

A: It's my own dose, in the end.

T: It's your own dose.

A: And not to normalize for everyone ... yeah yeah, that's clear!

T: Exactly. I am not against vaccines.

There is a fundamental difference between a monovalent vaccine given to a healthy child at the age of 3

and a hexavalent vaccine given at 2 months to a baby who is already weak and in immuno-depression.

So, we give it in an inconsiderate way, regardless of the condition of the body.

This is madness !

There can not be a vaccination policy that is not an individualized policy.

This is madness !

And what I'm saying is:

stop going crazy and do general vaccination policies

and start to study the circumstances that can make that, from one individual to another,

for some, it will be alright, for others, it will not.

Let's see if, for some individuals, it has an interest and benefits, for others not.

Let's see if for some individuals,

maybe the profit-risk balance will be in on the side of profit,

for others, it might be risky.

And let's try to establish the criteria that will allow us to know, in advance, before injecting anything.

Because, the moment you injected, after it's done ...

And it's very hard to go back when you swayed toxins and it had a neuro-degenerative action on the body.

Let's try to know the circumstances that will tell us:

Ooh! For that one, wait, we'll be careful, we'll pay attention.

For that one, no, go, green light, we can go, it'll be interesting for him, his body will react well.

This one, blurred zone, wait, we will not put the same dose, and then we will do it a little later.

We will not do it at 2, we'll do it at 4,

because he will have a stronger immune system by then.

You see ! An individualized policy. That's what I am talking about. I am not against…

A: And with sense, to do it if ...

T: Yes, and taking into account the body's condition. Taking into account the body's condition of each person.

So, I'm a charlatan, if I ask myself these questions?

I'm a charlatan, if I ask myself these questions?

I'm expecting it, huh? I think these videos ...

Someone told me, not long ago:

"Until now, you were the guy who talks about crudivorism. Now, you will invent the caillouvorisme.

Because you're going to eat so many rocks with this series! ".

I mean, I did some research.

I asked myself some questions. I'm honest. I have no interest.

I have absolutely no interest in defending nothing in particular.

This series, it's me who finances it.

Because, it touched me so much that I thought:

I want to offer it to people who do not have the time to do this research.

I asked myself some questions, I find things that alert me, and I need answers.

And this series is here to say:

Hey ! Do you have the courage?

Do you have the scientific confidence to answer these questions?

To stop drowning us in dogmas and statements that are not based on anything,

and to have at least the authenticity, the rigor, to really answer these questions?

To have a real public debate on these issues, with independent and unfunded researchers,

who have always been independent and who can really tell us.

Because it's about the health of our children, in the end!

These are the future generations.

These are the guys that will work for you, they are guys who will make decisions.

What do you want ?

Decerebrated zombies, completely neurotic, with psychological disorders?

If that's it, say it. So that we know at least.

A: Yeah, so that it is clear.

T: So that everyone can make up his mind, at that moment, I will join the resistance.

You see, I'm not against the government at all, I'm not against anyone.

I mean, we have a French government and I want to move forward.

But I want them to make choices that are not completely delusional, that are not based on nothing.

That's the whole point of these videos. That's what I really have in my heart.

And I'm a dad, and I know what the life of a child means.

And I know what the life of a child that changes, what it can represent for the whole family.

That's what I want to avoid.

We'll have a break, we'll stop here. It was the dramatic part. (Laughter)

No, but this episode, I had it in my heart.

It is important for me. I am very happy that I did it.

Because, it's not easy. I did not want to accuse anyone.

I'm not here to shout scandal, corruption or whatever.

I'm here to tell everyone who may have made wrong choices:

Hey, wake up already!

Seriously, stop messing around!

Stop messing around with the health of our children!

It's not possible, you do not have the right to do that.

You have a conscience and it calls you.

You know it deep inside you. Everyone has the truth deep inside, that I know.

I'm sure, everyone.

And anyone can, overnight, change, in a second,

can change their mindset and start doing something that is in line with the common interest and public health.

And it is time to really have a public health office that goes in the direction of public health.

A: It's mostly ... too ... for me ... an action,

for us citizens to question things that are vital and very important to our lives ...

and less ... taking everything without the ... without questioning!

T: You should have minimum knowledge about our vital needs.

The rest, the accessory needs, knowing how an iPad works, things like that, we do not care, because if you do not have an iPad ...

A: You live anyway.

T: You live anyway.

But, have a minimum of knowledge about your food, your water, vaccines, drugs.

You will be asked to make choices all your life.

If you do not have minimum of knowledge that allows you to say: Ooh! that one, he totally confuses me.

No, that one, on the other hand, he's not confusing me, you see?

You're going to be messed with.

And your children will die or in any case will feel bad.

And that's not right.

I would like to end with a last episode, which will be a little different.

We will talk about the natural immunity in children.

Because we just talked about vaccines, as if, immunity was only through vaccines.

This is the dream of the Promethean man, you see, who never looks inside,

who does not even know the treasure he has inside.

But, for me, talking about the treasure that every human has inside,

these incredible abilities of the human body,

it's my full-time job, that's what I've been doing for years.

Somehow, I jumped a little with these videos,

I have never "denounced" anything, I have never done critical research on a product.

It was not my job.

This was the first time because this subject was so important to me.

My job is to tell people: you have a system that is just fabulous.

Use it, use it.

We will make a last video about this.

What is natural immunity in children?

How can we promot it?

And then, natural immunity in general:

How to nourish and develop it?

The question I ask myself is, for example, imagine that,

I decide not to vaccinate my child.

Is he in danger?

Are there ways to make him strong?

Will he be at the mercy of all these viral strains?

What will really happen?

Is immunity only through vaccines?

Those are many questions I'd like to answer.

Alright?

A: Yes.

T: Great, we meet tomorrow?

A: Yes, tomorrow morning,

T: Good night Alex!

A: Good night!

T: See you soon! We'll meet again in a few days for the final episode.

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Busting the biggest Royal myths - Duration: 5:02.

 From what the royals can wear, to what they are allowed to eat and do, we devour every skerrick of information that escapes those Palace gates

 But how much of what we hear is true? We put two experts on the case to do a bit of myth-busting

 'Meghan Markle must curtsy to anyone within the Palace who outranks her' Let's call this a semi-myth

Around the time of the Duchess of Sussex's May wedding, stories circulated that she must curtsy to any senior royal she passes in the Palace

 That's not entirely true. "Whether or not the Duchess of Sussex must curtsy totally depends on formality and setting," royal expert Myka Meier, the founder of Beaumont Etiquette, told news

com.au. "If it's in Buckingham Palace at a formal event, yes, she would curtsy. If she's just passing Prince Charles in their private home on a typical day, I don't think she would be expected to curtsy every time to his Royal Highness

He is, after all, family."  For the record, if she is at a formal event, Meghan Markle must curtsy to Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince William, and Duchess of Cambridge

She is also required to curtsy to "blood princesses" (for example, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice) but only if she's not in the company of Prince Harry

If her husband is in the room, the blood princesses must curtsy to Meghan. It's utterly exhausting even without all that knee bending

 'Royals can't play Monopoly' Oh dear. During a public engagement in 2008, Prince Andrew jokingly told the press: "We're not allowed to play Monopoly at home

It gets too vicious." It was a witticism that didn't quite translate a decade later, with countless tabloids rehashing the quote and taking it literally

 Rest assured, the royal family can pass go, and they can collect $200. "That's a crazy rumour," royal historian and author Marlene Koenig told news

com.au. "I absolutely think that's a myth. They play all sorts of games … if they want to play Monopoly, they could certainly play Monopoly

" MORE: Meghan nails her first public speech without notes MORE: Queen's Christmas speech ruined by a bird 'Prince George must wear shorts' If you're a dedicated royal fan, you're probably quite familiar with the "shorts only" rule that made news this year and supposedly governs what Prince George and Prince Louis can wear

 Only, there is no "shorts only" rule. "What their children wear is totally personal preference for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge," Myka Meier told news

com.au. "At the end of the day, there's no rule that (Princess Charlotte) has to wear a dress, and there's no rule that (Prince George) has to wear shorts

 "I imagine if Princess Charlotte wants to one day wear only trousers, I'm sure that's what she'll wear

That's mostly just a stylistic preference, there's no protocol." 'Prince Charles is preparing to abdicate the throne' While Paul Burrell, the former butler to Princess Diana, is strong in his belief that we'll never see Prince Charles become king, historian Marlene Koenig disagrees

 "Increasingly, Charles is having more of a role inside the Palace," the author of Queen Victoria's Descendants told news

com.au. "The Queen has shed a number of patronages, she has cut back on events. William and Charles do a lot more investitures now … we're already seeing Charles taking on more responsibilities in preparation for that day when he wakes up and somebody tells him his mother has died

" 'Royals can't enjoy the simple pleasures of life' Commentary that the royals are confined to the Palace, are inherently lonely, or are cut-off from popular culture is misguided, said Koenig

 "(Royals) do a lot of things that are not captured — they can sneak out and do things," Koenig said

 "They also reportedly have a cinema inside Buckingham Palace. There are benefits of being a royal too — being sent the new release movies and things like that

" In fact, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge — Prince William and Kate — are renowned for quietly visiting local restaurants

If it weren't for their security detail, closely watching every move, their typical night out mightn't seem that unusual at all

 "Not one member of the royal family leaves the royal house without a personal protection officer," Koenig said

 "But if you've grown up with it, and you're raised with that person to protect you, it's just a part of life

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Possessive suffixes in Finnish Language - Duration: 6:23.

Let's talk about possessive suffixes

in Finnish language.

They seem to be easy,

but in reality they are not.

Here are some classic examples.

Let's start with the singular form.

Minun kirjani - my book.

Sinun kirjasi - your book.

Hänen kirjansa, or

another possibility - hänen kirjaan

- her book, his book,

or its book.

You see, first comes the possessive pronoun,

minun, sinun, hänen,

then comes the main word, kirja,

and afterwards comes

the possessive suffix - ni, si,

or nsa, or -an.

Let's see the plural forms.

Meidän kirjamme - our book;

teidän kirjanne - your book;

heidän kirjansa, or

hedän kirjaan - their book.

You see, it's not very difficult to learn,

but it's difficult to understand,

how and when to use them,

and also, how to translate them.

Let's see some examples.

Three very simple phrases:

This is my phone.

Is that your computer?

Where is his breakfast?

Previously we added a suffix

straight to the word "kirja".

But here you can see, that we don't add

suffixes straight to the words.

First we have to find their

Genitive stem.

It means that with some types of words

it might be difficult

to add the possessive suffixes correctly.

But now we can formulate the first rule:

Add a possessive suffix to the Genitive stem.

And here you can see some examples with

different types of words.

Please, stop the video and write them down.

Let's see more examples.

Possessive pronoun and possessive suffix

are marked in yellow.

The word "auto" here is not in the basic form.

It's in the Adessive case.

And we have to add the possessive suffix AFTER

the case's ending.

So first

we add the Adessive case ending

to the word "auto"

and we get the form "autolla",

and then we add the possessive suffix "-an".

Of course, you can also add

the possessive suffix "nsa",

It will be absolutely right.

The next one.

Please notice, that the word order

Is totally different.

In English we will say,

In this Finnish costruction

the place comes first.

The place is, backpack - repussa.

And before it we have a branch of adjectives.

- and all of them

are in the same case, Inessive case,

as the word "reppu" is.

Anyway, we need to add the possessive suffix

only once - after the main word,

And it doesn't matter, how many adjectives

you have before the main word.

So now we can formulate rule number 2:

Add a possessive suffix

after the case's ending

and only to the main word.

One more example.

This is a phrase from the newspaper Aamulehti.

The subject here is the word "asia".

"Tärkein" means "the most important".

and "minun elämäni"

defines the word "asia".

It means that the word "elämä"

here we have in Genitive case.

Although we don't see it,

because the possessive suffix "ni"

covers the Genitive ending -n.

The similar process we will see with word

"lapseni".

We can understand, that the word

"lapseni" is in plural,

because the word "omat"

is in plural form.

But again, the possessive suffix "-ni"

covers the plural ending "t".

Such details might be a little bit difficult

in the beginning, but of course we will

train and practice more,

and I'll make one more video with more information

on these possessive suffixes.

Now please leave comments and your wishes,

what you would like to see on this channel.

Thank you for your attention!

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Hardest math questions: |x| + |y| + |x+y| ≤ 2, area = ? - Duration: 7:09.

Hi everyone, it's Jenni with the How and Why of Mathematics and today I'm going to be going

over some of the hardest questions from the senior division of the Australian

Mathematics Competition, and these are for students around 17 years old so if

you're looking for something a bit easier then check out my previous video

on the junior division questions. So I'll start you off with something not too

hard; five percent of students got this one right so it's not too bad, and the

question is to find the area of the region defined by this inequality:

absolute value of x plus absolute value of y plus absolute value of x plus y

less than or equal to two, so you might like to pause the video here, have a go

at that, and then come back and see my solution. So we need to graph this

inequality and the idea with absolute values is that you want to just consider

one region where you know whether x and y are positive or not and x plus y, if

that's negative or positive, because then you can rewrite the equation without the

absolute values. So for example we could concentrate on the section where both x

and y are positive, up here, and then x plus y is going to be positive as well. Then

in this region the absolute value of x is just going to be equal to x and

that's just going to be equal to y and that's just going to be equal to x plus

y so the equation becomes that in this region, and then we can simplify that, so

that's 2x plus 2y and then let's divide both sides of the equation by 2

- both sides of the *inequality*, rather - that gives us x plus y less than or equal

to one. So that's a straight line, like you can rearrange this if you like

to be y less than or equal to -x + 1, and then it's a line with a y-intercept of 1

and a slope of negative one so that's going to be like that, where that's one

and that's one. Alright that's that bit. Now, if we go down here then y is gonna

be negative and x is going to be positive but x plus y could be negative

or positive, depending, so what we're going to have to do is consider like two

different cases: x plus y is greater than zero, or x plus y is less than or equal

to 0, and that's gonna split along that line because for example if x

plus y is greater than 0 that means y is greater than negative x so if you

graphed y equals negative x that would be this line. So this region is going to

be different from that region. In this region you've got x is positive so

absolute value of x is just x, absolute value of y is negative y because y is

negative there, and then if x plus y is positive in this region then that

absolute value of x plus y is just x plus y so then we just need to simplify

this. The y's will cancel and then we've got 2x so let's divide both sides of the

inequality by 2. We get x less than or equal to 1. So that is... the x = 1 is that

line there, and we just want to keep it within this region; we don't want to like

extend it that way or that way because this is only valid in this little

triangle thing here. All right, now we can move on to this section, so again

we've got x minus y but x plus y is negative

inside here so we have to do negative x plus y. And then we'll simplify that,

the x's will cancel, we get negative 2y, so let's divide both sides by negative 2

and that's gonna flip the inequality so it started as less than or equal, it's gonna

be greater than or equal to when you divide or multiply by a negative

number. So we get y greater than or equal to -1. Now the line y equals

negative 1 is along there, and again we don't want to extend it outside of this region. OK

and then over here, x and y are both negative and so is x plus y, so that

makes things easier. We've got negative x minus y minus the x plus y, that's less

than or equal to 2 and let's simplify this so we've got negative 2x minus 2y and

then let's divide both sides by the negative 2 so again that's gonna flip

the inequality, and then if you like you can rearrange this so it's negative x

minus 1, so that's a line with a slope of negative 1 and y-intercept of negative 1

so y-intercept of -1 and it's going like that. That point is at

negative 1 and that's at -1 as well. Now

we could continue with these regions but what I'm gonna do instead is just...

thinking about this equation, it's actually symmetric with respect to

swapping x and y. What I mean by that is that when you switch x and y in this

equation, so you like if I go like this, so just swapping x and y, it's actually

the exact same equation because the order doesn't matter when we add things.

Now what that means for the graph is that when you swap x and y in the graph,

it should be the same picture basically. Now, swapping x and y in the graph is the

same as reflecting along that line, so this bit I can just flip that over here

and it should be exactly the same. You can just go through the same process for

these two regions as well, writing out the equation, but this is a good shortcut.

OK so this is the region that we want, all of this in here, we just gotta work out

that area. Now you could do, like, you could split it into these two squares

and the two triangles and do like half base times height, or you could imagine

cutting this bit off and sticking it down there to make a full square, so we

get three full squares, so the area is going to be three. That's the answer.

Alright, that's it for this video so let me know in the comments if you're still confused

about anything about this question, and if you want to see more videos like this

then be sure to give me a thumbs up and subscribe and click the bell so you

can get notified when I post new videos and stay tuned for the next one!

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Breaking News - MARTIN ALLEN - MANAGING IN THE REAL WORLD: As bad as I've seen - Duration: 6:01.

Chesterfield's 3-0 home defeat against Gateshead on Saturday made it just two points from 27 for our columnist's team, who are one point outside the relegation zone

His press conference after the game provided a fascinating insight into the pain endured by a struggling manager

Instead of Martin's column, which will return next week, we publish a truncated version of his views about his future and his team

I'm very upset. It's a total let-down for all our supporters. I feel let down. At times this season we've played well

At times we've been unlucky. There have been times when we've not got what we deserved - but Saturday was the complete opposite

That was probably as bad as I've seen a team of mine play. We lacked energy. We lacked enthusiasm

We lacked pace, power, energy, quality on the ball, tenacity off the ball. I made two substitutions at half- time

I could probably have made seven. We were outrun, outfought, outpaced, outplayed

They were a far better team than us and I am very, very, very, very disappointed

Let me be perfectly honest — we wouldn't have scored if we had carried on playing out there until Sunday night

We will be in on Sunday at half past nine. Before that, I need to get home and watch the video

Though I'm not sure I do need to watch the video actually. You can't coach attitude, can you? Attitude, fighting spirit, desire

You can't legislate for not having those things in your game. I've been doing this for over 500 games

I think that this was probably going to rank up there as the worst I've seen. It was embarrassing

I don't think we looked fit enough, I don't think we looked strong enough. I don't think we have enough pace

We're well short. I was so excited about coming here. I've been so looking forward to coming here to play

A couple of new players, home debuts, players added. What a disappointment that was

What a complete and utter disappointment. I always take the blame. I always say, if we don't win, that it's my fault, we didn't do this, I should have done that, could have done this, could have done that

But I don't go over that white line. Sometimes some of those players have to look at themselves and say: 'That's nowhere near good enough

' There have been enough managers on the roundabout at this football club. So we will all have to ask the question: do you want another manager and make it the fourth in one calendar year? That isn't great, is it? That isn't right

That isn't going to work. I just have to bang my head and remind myself that it was only a couple of years ago that I put a team together who won this league

It was only a few years before that that I put together a team who won League Two

Both leagues I won comfortably as a champion. So can you imagine how painful it is for me to watch this? There have got to be questions asked

I would be asking questions if I was running the club. I fully expect that. But they'd probably be the same questions they were asking the last manager and the last manager and the last manager, so you keep adding them and adding them

I will get it right because I always do but certainly for now it is a headache. There's no doubt about that

A headache. I suppose there's that temptation to go in there and throw cups of tea and rant and shout and blame and hammer everybody verbally, but I have to find out why we looked physically in second or third gear and plodded through that game

Why? When we trained on Tuesday, we were right on it. On Thursday, we were right on it

Is there a fear of playing in front of just over 4,000 people who are die-hard supporters? Even today the fans hardly had a go

They are here every week. They don't have go at the players. They don't even have a go at me

If I had paid my money I'd have been throwing my Bovril straight at the manager and the players, because who would want to come and watch that? My work on the training pitches is very similar to what I've done over the years

So is it that Martin's gone mad? Is it Martin doing something different? Of course it's not

I'm not far away from what I was doing successfully in the past. So do I need to go to a coaching manual and find new things to do? I don't think so

What are we going to do between now and Tuesday night? Probably have a sleepless night, get my head around it and get that group of players to put in a performance that's going to do our club proud

Chesterfield play Maidenhead at home on Tuesday. Maidenhead are three places above them in the Vanarama National League table

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