is becoming all she much deserves from 7 am in constant because i find that in queen's back inequalities. in fact, it separates people when there was no separation before and it's the opposite effect. so, bro bought, we should rather have subjects of agreement rather than a discord. we already sufficiently in a troubled world said i am for union of pointing the finger too much can reinforce nationalism and withdrawal into oneself. and that is not good, but well, i'm 75 years old and i have never seen the country in such a state. we already muzzled with our masks. we can no longer express ourselves properly without being called a fascist or another insult. but pro awoke campaign is on not giving up these a frances using the idea that he doesn't segregate people by race, by sex, or religion, to hide the realities of racism and sexism. that is right within the republic. however, for critics of work isn't, the problem boils down to the idea that cancel culture aims to stifle real debate.

what is objectionable in this woke ism, is the idea that instead of having a discussion or a debate, or even an argument about it, that there should be that it should somehow be cancelled. and so are we, we are dealing, i'm sorry to say this. it sounds rather rude, but we are dealing with the difference between intelligence and stupidity. it's just stupid and he's his shift to woke isn't actually promoting reverse discrimination. politicians of all stripes were united in condemnation. after to merge that, the largest french student union unit was holding meetings that were not open to white students. the president of unit visible, uncomfortable, explains that workshops organized by the student union and prohibited for white. how can the university tolerate such discrimination and enter white racism within it? if our rooms are closed to students because of their skin color, we must dissolve the unit. a real worry is that any rearing to woke ism will only

stoke divisions by putting people in tribes and telling them how they should behave . and as much as franz's government may be fighting against states. it's a battle that the country may have already lost geology. minsky, oxy paris, demo discussions on a wo. kiss him at the whole council culture just took out the op ed section of r t dot com. thanks for joining us. we're back soon with more of your friday. ah no one else seemed wrong. when all, please just don't hold any world. yes, to shape out disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart,

we choose to look so common ground. max and stacy are in mexico and re heading south and we're getting closer and closer to the napa center, the global sensor point now of the big coin revolution. ah oh me sophie shepherd not saying this is so because visionaries, well, and the prettiest program which have a unique asset has extraordinary endurance to cold. but about his nickname, the iceland will continue talking to extreme athlete. when half

the school is the biggest, all of ours, and we just always dressed, covered up no stimulation. logically, it is directly connected to the vascular system, which is how did you notice in everybody of us and it contains millions of little muscles. if you exposure to the or the little muscles, millions they are go to work. what happens? heart rate is going to go down because the blood flow is being helped. and then when the blood flow goes better through the system, it reaches this cells much better, which gives me you much more energy. i assume that like all extreme conditions, cold sort of forces your brain to mobilize and activate the survival mode. do you know how these things work on a new or biological level? we're able to do some debris now. will surely which is dealing with

the stress of the i see water and oh, no breathing in. bree specific breathing exercises. that is the survival mechanism . oh, let's talk about your breathing math. it once again. is there a danger of asphyxiation during this intense breathing sessions? no, that is not. if you go and control your follow the app, then you are very able to maintain control. know that ms. breathing exercise has shown itself in the university to bring down inflammation, which is disease inflammatory marcus, which causes inflammation, which is disease. it brings it down, it makes the immune system work better. it brings the inflammation doubt and

it's a nice actually be the specific immune system. that means any juror will be dealt directly at the beginning. instead of that it goes into the system. and immune system is yet not really awake than suddenly a fever, headaches. this and that it doesn't need to happen. we are able with these breathing techniques. if you do control, you will have the greatest affect every day. these breathing techniques are out. so in any case where powerful things you have to learn to deal with them. but they are, oh great, great benefit. can you show me the simplest breathing exercise when we check and start? yes. go ahead. if you do 10 breaths like this. oh

oh, $3.00, a master 10 breast like that. and the you do to know through the, doesn't matter, but in letting go you will be a just tried to do it with me and we will stay for 40 seconds with out air into locks. let's do that. and then a whole set of things happen. i will explain later. we do it. ok. 10 brass bullying. ah. we let it go earlier. letting go earlier. letting

go. oh. letting go. oh. letting go global. well yeah. let me go ahead and go to mo, earlier learning. go loony and let and go. here comes the alarm. we're letting go and stop after the actual asian stop. go your mouth.

no need for breathing. now. you're perfectly ok. what we did is blowing up the carbon dioxide. that's what makes the body a city. we made it very alkaline. now. that's why you are able to stay without breathing. and what happens is that in the primitive paula brain to brainstorm, you're not breathing. so it says she's not breathing. oh, good. but there is no danger. but now the adrenal axis. ok. good. and all this a little bit too, you heard me so why let it go? well that you did about 50 seconds only so many things going on with me right now. first of all like my area is literally burning. yeah. and i see like

i've never taken l a. c, but this is probably what it sounds like. i or your own supply. yeah. crazy. how many times a day should i do that? if you do this for rounds. 7 in the morning, you're really truly out a lot for the rest of the day, your blood is cleansed. i'm going to do this. jess, i'm going to do is good for anybody. anybody can do this and when you feel anxiety or fear or the breast you do this, it's going to go away. oh, my god, that was crazy. i it, i have to say like, a lot of people who try your reading method report, mary psychedelic effects in i can, i can see why now that i've done this word you, this come from scientifically speaking. it comes from the d m t to day

doing this breathing technique and then take a full in hail. oh, and then squeeze a little bit this cerebral spinal fluid goes back, alkaline tudor, brain stair, and in the brain stem, there is the dream stage. the dream state, which is this dime a tail trip to mar dionte. it's like in a dream you see vision to see things. green dementia, you feel completely different. it's what happens business very good to deal with trauma. all trauma for military people with p s. d, for housewives, with anxiety for people with psychic problems, with psychosis or anything. you need d, m t and this is the way to get it without alice the. i cool to do it

by yourself. ok, so you climbed kilimanjaro, half naked, and forget about the cold. tell me how did you manage to do these breathing exercise which aims to reach her about it with oxygen in place? our people need to breathe from air tanks because it's not an oxygen exactly. the last thing you now did this breathing technique was taken it in. that's exactly what i did and what i brought to squeezing to my hat. i brought the cerebral spinal fluid to get a b, alkaline into my hats. what happens when you go into the mountains too fast? there is less concentration of oxygen and that makes our blood. it makes it acidic, and that creates a act that creates headaches,

that grids acute mountain sickness. and now we are able just by doing this 10 times, and while you go and client, you get a high dick. you are able to change the biochemistry in the brain, caused by the lack of oxygen outside. now you're able to bring back cerebral spinal fluid to fully alkali and dad. dad, it is gone to acute mountain sickness is gone. and a, it's great. you are able to go on when, when i take a short break right now and where we're back, we'll continue talking to when half extreme athlete, one half of the ice will stay with us.

ah ah what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development only personally and

getting to this. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time time to sit down and talk with at states has to be ready to be able to afford enzyme and find the luxury that for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world. we have poor life expectancy, we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes. so americans are suffering every day from it. it's as if these people don't count i saw how many confuse customers and dump a sick. so also a to satisfy their wall street investors. no parents should

have to see what i saw. so if you're denying payment for someone's care, your make life and death decisions and determine who gets to live and who dies, can as getting away with murder. oh, waller, officers are facing increasingly dangerous environments. we are seeing a growing debate about so called warrior cops. the term that i've heard in the militarization of police. this is an app vehicle we acquired through the 1033 program, very free program with the government program that follows military property that is no longer use to local law enforcement. we're building an army over here and i can't believe people aren't see 1st thing and a's and feel a little bit here. yeah. think of terrorism here because it again a feeling that ahead you have to deal with your harm or you putting in uniform. got beds is a powerful thing,

is sometimes like money in play tricks and people mind they think they got the bad news. the wolf is out the door. very bad. john. good coming. good news. you have job security because the world desperately needs that you have a good a year and will back with one half ac the iceman extreme athlete. talking about what cold does to your buddy soul, brain whim. for an experiment you once inject a yourself with e call. he talks in that usually makes people really sick. and yeah, terry, i had no effect on you whatsoever. which obviously proves the effectiveness of your

wrath it on the immune system. yes. now you're saying it can also be effective against called lit. how do you say that injecting yourself with a current, a virus deliberately to see if your take, i think when i told you think or you know, no, i am back. i know a sick, but last not this february, but before the last year, february, i really wanna go over it. i know it now because i had this, but in one day it was car. i just begin to do the breathing. now what, what, what is responsible for the damage in factor off cove? it is interlude p, which is a planet or a marker number into the key number one, number 6, number 8, and number 17, that is responsible for covert damaging factor. and we showed in

2014, to bring those into teams down within 15 minutes, due to breathing. this is all in a university study. and it's been published in the best of papers of the world. so this solution has always been there. now what happens with cobra is if you wait too long, it's like when did fire starts, you're able to distinguish it. but if it goes on, if the house is completely and via what k u is thing which dennis too late. but then they also did study in new york with people who were terminally sick all over it going to die. they expose them controlled into hypothermia, just

a couple of degrees and they recovered theoretically speaking, do you think there is a threshold in temperatures which a trained human like yourself can not go below? i don't her. yes, maybe. yes ma'am. i will lose consciousness that there are certain moments boss is much further than normal people. i got my limits. like anybody else. i don't know because if i stay for 2 hours and i see water and i'm still ok. the limits are far away. far away. this, why do we have a possible control over our mood and information, which is my message to the world which can be trained by going into the cold and

into the breathing, which is able to tackle all these problems we now face in our modern society. so that should be investigated and i think did power week with which we can accumulate is far more than we now are able to understand within our bodies. and my message is to, to people. and it's of love. it's like hell, happiness and strength is for everybody. now a choice, i showed it in science, and now i just simply bring it to the people. it is simple guys. all of you. you don't need to be depressed. you don't need to have diseases. we can tackle it, mother nature gave it all to us. and where are the limits away?

when you said that they called on your way of dealing with it. how to cope with the loss of your life. how is building up cold resistance beneficial to one's mental state? emotionally, i was a rat, emotionally. i was in the deepest darkness possible. i lost my wife. we jumped from h stories down to hold psychiatry. she had a jack that her gave a bill to this. it only went dad, no control, they had no control, and the terror acts was just too much. just before jumping down, she give the kiss. if children kiss us, and then she decided because this was like a disease in the brain. and so there i was. and it's like you lose their love of your life, the mother of your children. and you know, i have little money like i at very little money. and well,

just so the only way i could stop the emotional agony which goes on all day long. it is inside and the world doesn't give you just have to go on. there will doesn't know. so you got to deal with that. that was by go into, i see cold water because then you just survive a survive. and that gave me just that opening to not be in that emotional agony. and that may be able to learn to control my emotions. and that i'd be able to get a hold of myself, which was very needed to bring up a little a little deeper into the subject. is it really the actual cold exercise that help you grief or just having something to do, having a victory to change that obstacle to overcome?

and they can take your mind off the tragedy. you know what i mean? yes, of course. and it does. that is also part of it because you are the one who's going to do it. so you gotta overcome what ever state you are in, and you've got to go into to water and be prepared in the moment, make yourself strong. instead of being a motional, rac yes, i did that, and anything that is able to do that is ok. because your mental attitude changes, you become stronger. instead of being tied to the emotions, you go for something else, your mind is going not investing into the emotional pain, which is big, big guy keeps on going. no, you stop it. the moment you go for something else and the cold water, i have to say it to me,

proved to be the best. your math that actually may offer a very good contribution, tell it to longevity, but if we talk about cheating, death completely. have you ever heard about chronics? i mean, the value of that person is preserved in liquid nitrogen until the technology is in place sometime in the future. distant future to bring this person back to life. since freezing temperatures is not something you would be afraid of, would you go for something like that? oh no. i don't need to. you know what i want. i want to, i want to live eternally. i want there. so i want to know why i'm here. bring love to the world, really, happiness to the world, bring happiness to my kids. change the world, you know, you know what, so fee, which is by the way, law for knowing. so yeah. it's

a lot more knowledge is good. yeah, it is wisdom. exactly. why. what i want to bring it into the wilderness this so and i reach more than a 100000000 people. but i 2 years now and i'm a very targeted man. i will reach a 1000000000 people. and in that way, i bring people back to their, i mean within themselves to become happy and strong and healthy. and then that way, i will change the world, not be as ego, but as we go get back to do my me the power of love, which is having to strengthen out if we can guarantee those things to our children and ourselves. we are no longer the slaves being out there, it's all in it. that is my message and we are going to succeed,

especially with the help people like yourself their way. and i just want to say that i wish you all the best in that endeavor because i'm 101000000 person that is in your team from now on a lot for this thing. great. thank you. oh, thank you. i was waiting for me right now, but i ah, when i went to the wrong one,

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