This Conversation Would Land Me in Prison in Ireland – Its the Global Plan w/ Captain Kieran Kelly

➡ The speaker discusses the strict hate laws in the UK and Europe, and promotes a product called Masterpiece that removes harmful substances from the body. They also introduce Kieran Kelly, who runs the world’s largest ocean cleanup company and shares his experiences with censorship in Ireland and the UK. The speaker criticizes the suppression of strong voices and encourages people to follow Kieran Kelly for his integrity and realness.
➡ The speaker grew up in a small Irish village with a strong maritime and seafood industry. He exposed a major corruption scandal in Ireland before moving to the U.S., where he achieved financial success. He discusses the political and social changes in Ireland, including the rise of liberalism and the influence of the European Union. He also expresses concern about the erosion of free speech, the impact of forced migration, and the misuse of funds by non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
➡ The speaker expresses concern about the rapid demographic changes in Ireland, with a significant increase in non-Irish residents. They believe this is leading to cultural clashes, increased crime, and a potential shift towards Islamic law. The speaker also criticizes the government’s handling of the situation, suggesting that it’s driven by financial interests and not the welfare of the Irish people. They predict growing unrest and potential for a revolution if the situation continues.
➡ The speaker discusses the political and economic issues in Ireland, highlighting the high cost of living and the exodus of young people seeking better opportunities elsewhere. They also mention the influence of media and technology companies, and their concern about the indoctrination of younger generations. The speaker also shares their personal experience of exposing corruption in Ireland, which led to the tragic loss of their son.
➡ The speaker recounts his experiences with corruption and violence in Ireland, including being extorted for protection money and witnessing the illegal shipping of salmon. He was threatened and tortured by the police after exposing these activities. His son was murdered after he moved to the United States, and he believes the Irish police were involved. Despite his efforts to seek justice and expose further corruption, he faces opposition from the Irish government and police.
➡ The text criticizes Ireland’s role in the European Union, arguing that it has given away power without gaining anything. It highlights issues like industrial fishing in Irish waters, the import of beef from Brazil while funding its deforestation, and the import of toxic fish from other countries. The text also criticizes the push for net zero and carbon taxes, arguing they are causing businesses to go bankrupt. It suggests that the focus should be on sustainable practices and addressing real environmental issues rather than on what it sees as unnecessary regulations.
➡ The speaker, an environmentalist, questions why America imports fish from toxic farms when it has its own seafood. He criticizes the push for artificial protein and the negative health effects it has. He also discusses the misuse of $2.5 billion meant for ocean plastic retrieval, with less than 1 ton of plastic collected. He suggests defunding non-governmental organizations (NGOs) as they lack accountability and are manipulated by the government. He believes corporations genuinely want to help the environment and praises the United States for its generosity. He criticizes the previous administration’s environmental policies and expresses concern about the corruption in environmental organizations.
➡ An environmental activist in Indonesia faced legal threats from a polluting company, but he stood his ground. He discovered that the company was owned by a multinational plastic company and was shocked by the extent of ‘greenwashing’ in the environmental sector. He believes that everyone should take small actions to reduce pollution and suggests that companies should add a small charge to their products to fund environmental cleanup. He also encourages people to be careful about where they donate their money and to seek tangible, trackable solutions to environmental problems.
➡ The speaker discusses how the term ‘sustainability’ has been misused and distorted, particularly by corporations. They argue that these entities, while claiming to promote sustainability, are actually harming the environment and the food industry. The speaker emphasizes the importance of true sustainability and criticizes the current misuse of the concept. They are appreciated for their unique perspective and encouraged to continue their work.

Sa Sam. And if you say anything about that, even, even what I’m saying to you right now, if I said that in the uk, I would be probably put in prison for two or three years or maybe, maybe up to five years for just saying this. Just saying this conversation would put you in prison. Put you in prison in the UK right now. They’re pushing really hard at the moment to bring in hate laws in similar hate laws right across Europe. A quick break to share with you this wonderful product called Masterpiece. It is proven to taking out graphene oxide, aluminums, heavy metals, microplastics.

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Ireland has gone so far to this left globalist Marxist agenda that he had to flee Ireland. His son was murdered and he’s now an American citizen and it’s what’s keeping him safe and allowed to speak out. He is always under assault by these people. He. But he, you know, we get into what’s happening in Ireland, how you can’t speak up, you can’t talk about anything. And it’s just like in the UK and it’s like in the eu, we talk about how that and how they want to do that in the United States. And that’s why we’re seeing the crap we’re seeing.

And it’s probably why YouTube thinks I’m a bully. And I harass people. I do. I mean, for God’s sake. I looked at what their definition of bullying and harassing is because for those of you that don’t know I’m not allowed. They finally came down and said that I’m not allowed on their platform because I bully and harass people. And I looked at what bullying and harassing is and I don’t. I’m like, give me an example of anybody I’ve bullied and harassed. And I think it’s, it’s taking on that the same thing. The UK and Ireland and England, because I’m a strong female voice.

I gotta get back on that plantation. They want women on the stupid plantation just like they do with black people or minorities. You cannot speak out if you are a strong female voice and you are empowered. And I’m pretty middle of the road, so I would. A lot of women relate to me and a lot of men relate to me because I’m not that extreme on either side, at least back when I grew up. Now, because they’re so frickin extreme, they do not want someone like me speaking out because I’m too dangerous. Women need to get put back into their box and how dare they speak if you are someone who’s really an extreme female.

We want those women speaking. We want to pump them up because they look nutty to the average person. But someone like me who doesn’t look all that nuts, I am suddenly a bully and harassing people when there are legions of people on YouTube that talk about all the same topics I do. But I’m not allowed to talk about that. And they are. And I think it comes down to this. He has the largest environmentalist company in the world. They killed his 16 year old son for things. He saying he’s going to talk about that story. It’s because he reaches people.

He’s normal. He connects. People want integrity. He gets stuff done. He doesn’t believe in the carbon CO2 stuff and he explains some of that. We’re going to have him back so you can talk about what’s really going on in our oceans. It is a problem. But they’ve co opted and they’ve stolen what these words mean. And sustainability. Who doesn’t want a sustainable world? Right. We want. And who wants to live in a treasure trash dump of toxins? Nobody. But they’ve stolen and co opted these words and focused all their resources on a bunch of garbage. And then they are given money and then they’re not using it for real purposes.

And he talks about it. And so he’s a target. So this is what is dangerous to these people, okay, is somebody who’s normal, who reaches people, then they want to get them back into their plantation. And I’m not on their plantation. I don’t want to be on that stupid plantation. I don’t want you to control me. You talk about empowerment, you talk about all these things. You’re not about empowering people. You’re about shutting people down. And as soon as you have somebody with a strong voice who can reach people, you make sure that they’re shut down.

You get them back on the plantation. I’m not going on there. So I harass and bully people. I guess you’re full of crap. Anyways, I got Karen Kelly here for a reason. You’re going to see why. We’re going to talk about what’s going on. And I really suggest that you follow him. He has like 4.4 million followers on all his different platforms. He’s big on LinkedIn. He has a bunch of personal accounts on Facebook. So I will have links below so that you can follow him in the show notes. And I think he’s a good one to follow because he has integrity and he’s real.

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But you also, which I’m going to have you back on to talk about what you’re doing on that front. But you have more important information. I don’t know if it’s more important. Maybe it’s more urgent right now that you want to share and that you have experienced coming out of the UK and Ireland. Could you first give us a background which is quite amazing, your background and then we’ll get into some of these issues. Yeah. I grew up on the southeast coast of Ireland, a tiny little village called Helvik. Helvik was a. Was a Viking settlement.

My family were involved in the maritime industry going back. I can trace them back five generations. I’m sure if it would go back two or three more, it would have been the same results. Helvig was a, yeah, tiny fishing village and of course everything circled around, I guess the, the maritime industry, seafood industry for the most part. In the late 90s there was multiple problems in Ireland. Massive problems with fraud, corruption, racketeering with the, with the navy, the police, fishery officers, you name it. I expose one of the biggest racketeering rackets I think ever in Ireland.

And of course I ended up winning a year or two after that moving to the United States. My, my wife, she was an American citizen, so emigrated legally, I might add, to the US Live the American dream, if there’s such a thing. I definitely live that. Arrived in the US with very little money, worked 247 on the ocean and made over a million dollars on the first year of being in the US So it’s. That was a little bit of a background, I guess, on me. But of course, the US Was very different. The US Was this amazing country that you could actually speak your mind.

I came from an Irish Republican family. My father and all my extended family were staunch Republicans. We spoke Gaelic as kids. If we spoke English, my father would kick my rear end. It was the language of our enemy, I was told as a kid. So the Republicans in Ireland thought the United States was their enemy? No, no, they not. Not at all. I think you, you misunderstood what I’m saying. The Irish Republicans would have thought the British as their enemy. I see. Okay, I misunderstood. That’s why I had to clarify. It didn’t make sense. Okay, so the, the Irish Republicans saw the British as their enemies because they were trying to become free of the British.

And the Republicans in Ireland are the. It’s almost like there’s two. The Democrats. And are there Democrats? Is there a Republican Democrat? What is the other opposing to Republican in Ireland? Well, in Ireland, once upon a time, we were a very Christian conservative country. Okay. We kind of lost sight of that with the last. Last over 20 years, 25 years even now today, Ireland is probably one of the most liberal countries on the, on the planet. The parties that they consider conservative, that people would say would be a party called Fine Gael, but they’re probably more liberal than what the Democrats are in the U.S.

well, I gotta tell you, I want to interrupt just for a second. I’ve had, you know, we talked for quite a bit before we did this interview, and it’s interesting coming from different countries because. Because it is so much more liberal. You talking about being a conservative Republican in this country, you would probably be right down the middle. You’re really not that conservative. And I just want people to understand that the perspective is different depending on where you’re coming in what part of the world. But go ahead. Yeah, that’s for sure. Well, you know, growing up, our religion was very important to us.

Our whole sense of nationalism was really, really important. You know, it was. Pride was everything we were taught as a very young age. It was. My grandfather would say to me, he said, remember, as you get older, you always die on your. You die on your feet, never on your knees. And it was something that was instilled into us. Our teachers in school would have been. Would have been all Republicans. Many of them would have been ex political prisoners in Ireland. So that’s pretty profound. You die on your feet, not on your knees. Basically, you. They’re going to.

If you’re going to fight, you fight. You don’t let them take you out as you surrender, essentially is the concept. And so many people have surrendered their freedom, their basic dignity. But keep going. Yeah. And of course, like it. It went slowly but surely. And you can see in Ireland today where it’s gone. I mean, a very, very slippery route. I posted earlier this year, I see the anti American rhetoric coming from the left in Ireland is actually dangerous at this stage. The majority of Irish people supports and of course a very pro American, but the American garish government is not.

Ireland is in. Ireland has gone. Like I said, Ireland went down this, took this path with the European Union and it has absolutely destroyed the country. The only way Ireland can be saved is that President Trump or some other president actually bankrupts the country. That’s the only hope Ireland has. If it’s actually bankrupted tomorrow morning, it won’t have the money to continue down this crazy liberal agenda that actually has. Well, let’s talk about this liberal agenda. And that’s why you’re here. Because this liberal agenda is what they want to do everywhere. And Ireland is, well, Minnesota is kind of on that path, but Ireland is a country that’s further down that path and it shows where they want to take the rest of the world.

Well, if you look at the UK and Ireland, two separate countries, but look what’s going on in both of these countries right now. Basic freedom of speech, like, is disappearing completely, being eroded. If you speak out or if you say anything about what has gone on about this forced migration. The Irish government went so far to that they sent out flyers to 70 different countries telling migrants how they could actually make it to Ireland and how, like, you know, that they would actually take care of them if they would go there. And one of the reasons for it, like, you know, is just complete corruption.

Money coming from the United Nations, European Union, everything else. And of course Ireland has. For a tiny country, Ireland has 35,000 NGOs. Just think about that for a second. 35,000 NGOs. Haiti has 47,000 as of like seven years ago when I was looking into it. But keep going. It’s just incredible. It’s incredible. And like, you know what’s happening with that. Last year it was estimated up around 8 billion euros was spent on these NGOs. Meanwhile, the social problems in Ireland are spiraling out of control. You see parts of North Dublin now which would have been middle class, middle class, I guess, white Christian community.

Now it is dangerous to walk through these, some of these suburbs in the nighttime. If you’re white, you’ll be attacked. So what do these NGOs do? I mean, that’s a lot. There’s so much money funneled to the NGOs. I mean, it was really famous in Haiti and all these NGOs, the Clinton foundation, where they, or you know, after the earthquake where they got $16 billion and only a tiny fraction was actually spent on Haiti. You know, it was, what was it? The Red Cross was supposed to build houses and they got billions and they built six houses total in Haiti.

So the money is, was just being stolen in that situation. What is going on in Ireland that they have so many NGOs and so much money? Where’s it going? I mean, honestly, if that much money and I had that much money, or people who, with my work, you know, integrity and yours, they were giving me this much money and that was my mandate. I. You would be pretty good stuff in the country. Yeah, I mean it was as well reported and even an MEP last month out of Germany spoke about the money that’s been funneled into the NGOs.

The European Union itself and its host countries, they funded to the sum of €900,000 per NGO last year. As long as you follow the narrative and whatever that may be in the last day, the referendum in Ireland, going back several months ago, and the referendum was to remove anything female from the constitution. The word woman, mother, girl, anything regarding a female. They were trying to remove IT and the NGOs were. Why, why do you think that is? Because I feel like we’re being under attack. I feel like we’ve gone back 30 years. Being honest. I mean, I, I felt empowered.

I felt all these things and, but in a, in a, in a positive way where it was balanced. And you know, I love men, but I’m empowered too. And it was really good and balanced. Now I feel like I’m being attacked non stop and it’s, it’s incredible. So what’s going on? One of the biggest gender dysphoria that seems to have ripped the west apart. Biological men like, you know, claiming they’re women and so on and so forth. This is, has, this is like a cancer in Europe. I mean it’s eating Europe apart. And if you say anything about that, even, even what I’m saying to you right now, if I said that in the uk, I would be probably put in prison for two or three years.

Or maybe, maybe up to five years for just saying this. Just saying this conversation would put you in prison. Put you in prison. In the UK Right now, they’re pushing really hard at the moment to bring in hate laws in similar hate laws right across Europe. The European Union is putting a lot of pressure on Ireland to accept. Again, like, you know, this mandate has been pushed from Brussels. What’s in it is really scary because they have. They speak when you read it and you look like, what are the definition of hate? And that’s up to the discretion of the government to come up with that.

I mean, and, you know, when you think about democracy, something that our ancestors fought for hundreds of years. I come from an island nation, tiny little island. I don’t consider myself European. We come from a little island off the coast of Europe. And, you know, we fought. We fought for years against Vikings and British, and you name it, like, you know, we were invaded so many times and we survived that. And now we’re handing our country over to these extreme NGOs that will turn Ireland into an Islamic country. Within 15 years, Ireland went from a country with estimated about three and a half million native Irish people living in Ireland.

But three and a half million. There’s over five million in the country right now. The latest figure they come out with, they reckon now it’s over 6 at the moment, over 6 million. If those numbers are correct, that would make that we’re heading towards. Little over 40% of the population now are non Irish. Irish people are completely discriminated against in their own country by their own government. Let me, let me ask you, because if it’s becoming Islam, is this a way for, for Christians to stand out or for not just Christians? I mean, anybody that. Their own culture, whatever they are, you know, me being just a female, that’s empowered a strong voice.

I’m being shut off everywhere. Is you being a strong man, trying to do your thing, being shot, shut down? Actually, you’d be thrown in prison for this conversation. That’s crazy. Is the point of that so that we won’t do anything while they quietly bring in a whole other culture, a whole nother thing that’s Islamic, or what are they trying to bring in? Because Islam is years behind. At least the Middle east is years behind in development of people, human development. So what’s going on? Well, it’s, it’s very interesting what you just said, but I spent this week, I was.

I was in Oman, I was in the United Arab Emirates, and I was in Saudi Arabia on my way Back now, like before I end up back in Indonesia. All Islamic countries and Islam for the most part, is a very, very peaceful religion. But when you speak to leaders in these countries, one of the first things they’ll ask you is say, what does Ireland do? What does the United States do? What is the UK doing? What are you even thinking? The people you’re bringing into your countries are people that, yes, we have issues with. They’re people that we would absolutely eradicate because they take them.

We don’t want them either kind of people. They don’t want to meet her. I mean, they don’t want. These are people that have a different, a different ideology. They have a warped ideology regarding Islam. They, they believe in something very, very different. If you, you speak to the leaders in all these countries, they believe that these individuals that are coming in are a threat to their security in the countries they left, but they’re also in a great threat to European security. And like, they can’t seem to understand, like, you know, why is, why are our leaders, like, in the West? Why are we, why are we taking this? Like, why are we accepting this? And it’s all down to money.

I mean, it’s. If you look at, if you look at the Muslim Brotherhood and you look at the big mosque, the largest mosque in Europe now is in Dublin, one of the, one of the largest mosques. It is the largest in Europe, but one of the many mosques are actually in Dublin. Ireland has changed. I was back in Ireland last November, and again I was just going through a bunch of countries in Europe that we actually do work in, and I was shocked. I went into Park City, a small city on the south coast of Ireland, and they, it was like I was in somewhere in West Africa.

Nobody spoke English. Everybody was, was definitely black for the most part. Very few brown, but mostly, mostly black. We’re all migrants, right? And what’s after happening in Ireland because of that, the crime, Everything is spiraling out of control. There’s attacks, there’s rapes, there’s gay men getting tomb. Gay men got their heads chopped off by an Islamic migrant. Right? Very little, very little coverage in the news, but it happened. And all of a sudden we went so far to give women rights, to give gay rights. Everything else that Ireland seems to, you know, yell and scream about how they are to the forefront, like, you know, of these civil liberties as they speak.

But the people we’re bringing into our country are killing our citizens. Well, they’re, they don’t believe the same stuff. That’s what’s Very interesting. They’re in their quest to, to accept everyone and we do want to accept everyone, but we don’t want to accept all behaviors. They’re bringing in people who don’t fundamentally don’t believe in that. Well, they’re openly saying, I mean they’re not hiding it, they’re openly saying that they’re going to take over our countries. You see the videos on YouTube with some of these Islamic leaders in Ireland. They’re saying what they’re going to do. They have full intentions.

And they also speak that eventually they will put Sharia courts like in countries like Ireland. There are already many Sharia courts already exist. Like, you know, they’re in the UK so it’s definitely scary. Like when we see women and kids and so on being attacked, when we see a police force in Ireland that’s corrupt to the core, we have some serious issues. And what’s going to happen here now you can see there is a movement in Ireland where a lot more people are starting to speak out. But as soon as anybody speak out, even if they’re very moderate, very liberal, they’re called neo Nazis, they’re called every name under the sun and they’re attacked for saying that we don’t feel safe bringing a village maybe that might have 200 people living in there, that putting a migrant shelter in there and putting maybe 3,000 military aged men into a small village of two or three hundred people.

Well, they know that, sociologists know that. They know there’s a percentage of people that you can bring in into any community before it be created, creates instability, chaos and violence. They know that. And I don’t know, it’s some, you know, a lower percentage. And then if you get beyond that, it really can create issues. So they know that if you’re going to bring in a new group of people, you have to do it at a smaller percentage so they can assimilate properly and there isn’t violence and chaos. They’ve thrown out all what they know out the window.

So they know, sociologists know what’s going on, they know what this does, the violence. You can see it. I mean everything, everything is starting to spiral. And you know, Ireland is, Ireland’s very different compared to any European country. And the Irish are very different. You can push the Irish so far, you push them so far and they will explode. And it’s, it’s, we’re very, very close right now. We see record protests like in our streets, thousands and thousands of people showing up, like hundreds, over a hundred thousand people for A small, tiny little country in several protests there lately.

And of course, like this will. This will continue. I think this movement will continue to grow. Do you think that there’s going to be violence in the sense of a revolution, or. Go ahead. I really think that a revolution is actually needed because the government won’t listen to it. The problem in Ireland right now, we have a coalition government between the two main parties. Two main parties that historically would have been bitter enemies at the foundation in the States when, if you look back to, say, 1919, 1920s, I mean, the 1930s and 40s, these two parties and the people from these parties would be bitter enemies.

Now they form this coalition and of course, like now they’re uniting against the other, whatever the other is now. Well, the problem you have, like, you know, you have Fina Yale and Fina Fall. The two main parties, the two of them form a coalition together. Then they have a revolving prime minister, revolving Taoiseach, which, again, nobody voted for that. So one party will go in and they’ll do it for maybe two and a half years that the leader of that party will be the president. And then the other guy comes in and again, it’s. We call it a Taoiseach, it’s a prime minister.

So he comes in, he takes it for the other two and a half years. And these two main parties, there’s nobody’s going to replace them. The next large party is there is Sinn Fein, which was the political wing of the Provisional ira. The problem with Sinn Fein, they’re a bunch of communists. For the most part, they’re worse than the two parties that are actually in there. So there’s no hope. I mean, everyone feels, I think, in Ireland when I speak to them. And again, I’ve left Ireland many, many years ago. I’m a naturalized U.S. citizen, proud Commerce of American live, the American dream, everything else.

But when I speak to people back in Ireland and you, you hear the despair with them, like they don’t know where to go. I mean, Irish kids are leaving the country in droves. They can’t afford to live there. Price of property is. I think it’s the most expensive country in Europe. Now, regarding property and the little village I came from, you wouldn’t buy a good home in that place for under a million dollars. There’s no way you’ll get it. And that’s nothing lavish, but you won’t get anything under a million dollars. So all my, for the most part, nearly all my cousins, I see them the whole time.

They’re constantly leaving as soon as they’re old enough, they’re gone. They’re gone to Australia or they’re gone to, you know, Canada or wherever. I mean they’re just out of there. They’re gone. Lots of them in the Middle east, lots of Irish ending up now in Dubai, which is crazy. So you have lots of Irish Catholics moving to Dubai. At the same time, the people that the government in Dubai thinks are degenerates are leaving Dubai and they’re ending up in Ireland. I mean it’s absolutely, it’s insane. Let me ask you because in our, we have young people who are really bought into this ideology, right? But they don’t know anything about economics, business, global politics.

They don’t know anything about that. And so but once they start working and they see their paycheck, everything go to taxes or something like that, they start to think differently. But in general there’s this whole like crowd of young people who are really bought into this. How do we, I mean, is that what you’re seeing there or you’re saying. And then once they have to make it on their own and they can’t do they get, see here we’re seeing a lot of people just get angry and think again that they’ve been brainwashed to think that it’s the old guard, you know, the traditionalists in this country that are wanting freedom.

They think that freedom’s bad and that that’s what’s causing. They don’t see it like that, but they’re brainwashed to think that the people who are wanting freedom and liberty are the reason that they’re held down, not the people who are brainwashing and feeding them this ideology. Does that make sense? It does. And you know, and I have lots of family, cousins in the United States. When I, when I, when I speak to them, the younger ones, lots of them are quite liberals. Some of them are conservative, I guess the mix. But for the most part you see the under 25s, under 26, they climb, they incline to move somewhat further to the left when they’re starting to pay a mortgage and when they realize they have college debt and everything else to pay back, all of a sudden this liberal notion that they actually had that disappears pretty quickly after that.

But it’s, I just see it’s like Europe is out to west, the west is out to destroy itself. And it’s doing a really good job. I mean it’s really good at it. You know, we see. But it’s a top down method. It’s a top down deliberate Method, it’s a top down. But in the US the vast majority of people I think still seem to think that the media is there for the people. It is there to report news when it’s not. It’s there to push propaganda versus in the likes of Ireland and stuff. The vast majority of people know the media is full of crap.

I mean nobody listens to it anymore. Hook, line and sinker. You know YouTube, I just did some stats. YouTube is moving towards a global television or video platform. They want to take over globally and be kind of be the whole globe. They’re aligning with CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, BBC and they’re, they’re pushing out all the independence in 2025. They’ve escalated it and hugely escalated this. But in some countries there’s such a monopoly that people don’t have a choice. I mean they literally, Google literally has 99 plus of Internet control in some countries. Right? Yeah. And it’s, it’s the same, it’s the same all over the world.

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So if you can get one word or out to the general public, the under 25, the under 30s, under 35s, which the vast majority are very easy to indoctrinate. I mean that’s a no brainer. If you see in the UK they’re, they’re moving the voting age down to 16. And of course as soon as the labor, that’s so great for them, that’s go ahead. As soon as the left took power in the uk, that’s one thing they did. I can see that happening in the US as well. And the problem with that, once that happens, you have a whole bunch of people that are under the age of 18 and the vast majority will vote one way.

And that was because of course they are idealists. What we said before, yeah, they buy into the, to the bs. They buy into the bs. Yeah, that’s, that’s for sure. Like I saw, I saw there a couple of weeks ago, all my social media platforms, personal ones, were all shut down and I, I was asked like to upload my identification to show who I was. I uploaded an American driving license. They wouldn’t accept it. I uploaded my American passport. They said no, they wanted something else. What they were looking for? Yeah, they were looking for me to put up my Irish passport and I refused to do it.

I’d made some calls. Why? Because then they could throw you in prison for doing some social media posting. They would shut down my social media platforms. Like last week I had. Last week, between all my social media platforms I had over four and a half million people. Again, listen to what I say. I make videos, I speak about corruption in Ireland, about the murder of my son in Ireland and what happened. My son, when he was only a child, murdered by the police in Ireland. And I also speak out about the other people, the other victims of violence in Ireland.

Again, people that have no voice. But you were a police officer yourself, right? No, what was the. Why did I think you were? Can you talk about what happened with your son and why they went after you? I exposed a massive corruption, racketeering racket, I guess with the Irish police and fishery officers and the navy and the Irish government, politicians and it was all to do, but it was actually all to do with fish catching Atlantic salmon and these Salmon were being caught, they were being smuggled out of Ireland and of course they were ending up in Europe.

And they were making the equivalent of £50 back then would be, say, $100 a fish, right? So they, in the village I came from, we came from a staunch republican village versus the villages, fishing villages and the communities around us, they were all English speaking. They were very different what we were. And one day when the authorities started looking for money for protection, we go to see that give us. We’d pay thousands of dollars every week to add to so they wouldn’t come after us, right when we’re, when we’re on the open ocean. And then the next thing they did is they all the salmon that was being caught were being shipped from Ireland, all around Europe.

That was being done by the Irish police. The Irish government was. Loads of Irish politicians were involved in this. And of course it was worth millions and millions of dollars, like, you know, there per year. When I spoke about it, I was threatened, threatened multiple times. A couple of days before the court case, the leader of one of the political parties in Ireland, the guy called Desi o’, Malley, he. He went on and gave an interview and he said that I was a leading member of the Provisional IRA in Ireland, which was ludicrous. He said it again to try and blacken me prior to this court case.

To try and whatever. They knew I was going to expose what was going on. So when I exposed it, of course they, everything, all hell broke loose. There was an investigation by the police, of course. Police in Ireland don’t investigate police. They’re very corrupt. They’re probably one of the most corrupt police forces in the world. And I get to that in a second with some statistics with that. So they, they had, they made my life hell after that. Everything I. They would park cars inside my house and constantly rape my health for no reason, absolutely no reason, wreck the house, trash the house, arrest me under this again for say I was political, keep me for three or four days, torture me, beat me, waterboard me, electric.

You name it, you name it, they would do it to me for days on end. You were tortured for days on end by the Irish police. They would hold you, they could hold you for four days. And for those four days they would put pretty much put a statement up in front of you and say, hey, you’re going to sign this. And of course you knew if you signed that, you had no idea what was even in it. But you know, if you signed it, you were probably going to prison for 10 or 20 years. Whatever was in it, you wouldn’t know, but they’d say they beat you till you actually sign it.

And they. So. And a lot of people do just to get the torture to stop. That’s the point. Okay, but you were strong. You didn’t sign it. So I didn’t sign it. And after, After a couple of years of it, eventually I said, you know what? I said, I’m going to the United States. What do you mean a couple years of it? Like, how often did they take you in for four days at a time to torture you? Quite a few. Oh my God. So a dozen? Probably. Yeah, probably. I mean, honestly, you know, that’s torture and abuse.

Those are crimes. They should be investigated for the crimes that they committed against you and your person. It’s only the tip of the iceberg, you know. So we went to the United States and after a couple of years, my son, my oldest son, his name was Wayne, an amazing young guy, he just wanted to be a captain. He wanted to travel around the world’s oceans catching fish like his father and multiple generations prior to him. So my wife, she said that, you know, I don’t think it’d be safe to leave and go back to Ireland. It’s too dangerous.

And of course she’s. She was American. And I said, no, I see. It’d be fine. It’d be nothing happening. So he went back and within days back there, a police officer called Ray Dunn again, I, I speak about this in social media all the time. He stopped my son and he said, hey, where’s your father? And he said, you know where my father is? He’s, he’s in the United States. He lived in Massachusetts. And he said, well, I want to give you a message to give your father the next time that your father sees you, he won’t recognize you in a coffin.

Two days later, my son was violently murdered. He was beaten to death and he was. He was dumped in they ocean just, just besides the sports center in, in. In Waterford in Ireland. How old was it? 16. 16. And so that gives you the mentality of what we’re dealing with. That they would hurt an innocent person has nothing to do with anything. Just to make their point and to have power. Anyways, keep going. Yeah, so they, that night a woman came forward there not so long ago and recently, I get recently enough, I guess. And she was picking up her daughter outside the sports club that night.

You. Club, Sports Center. And when she did, she thought was really strange because she saw this guy walking that she knew Was a thug, a bully, an enforcer, drug dealer, you name it. Big broad, bulky guy. And she saw him walking up from the beach, which was 50 meters from where she was part of car parked. That was my son was just after getting murdered there. And when he walked up towards the sports center, this guy steps out of the shadow. And he was in plain clothes. It was a police officer. It was Ray Don, the guy that threatened my son.

Two days prior to that. He embraced this guy, gave him a big hug, and they were speaking about something. And expert Don disappears back into the shadow again. And this guy goes on his merry way. My son was after being killed minutes before this. The guy, the police officer said to my son, tell your father he won’t recognize you. In a casket shortly was there when it happened. I’ve done everything trying to get an investigation and try to try to get the. The police officer charged with my son’s murder. And I’ve been unable to do it.

I’ve done everything as a father. It’s. It is. It is absolutely heartbreaking. Like I said, the Irish government shut down my social media pages because of it. I had a call from a politician last night and he said to me, sikh Kieran, you know, you have opened a can of worms. You’re speaking about murders in Ireland that were carried out by the police. The government will shut your company down. I said, go ahead and try. My companies are again, they’re all over the world. They’re all independent companies. And this has nothing to do with what I’m saying.

This is personal. Well, this shows how hip hop, how much of hypocrites they are. You’re an environmentalist doing amazing work that they claim is one of their main pillars. I mean, they had what’s her name up at the UN talking about how dare you, you know, Greta Thunberg or whatever. You are an environmentalist cleaning up the world’s oceans largest company in the world doing that, and they want to shut you down. I mean, what a bunch of freaking hypocrites. Keep going. Yeah. I mean, it points to who they are as people. It doesn’t. It’s like me, I’m a strong woman trying to get my information out there.

I’m starting to talk this language now because I don’t know what else to say anymore because I’m so beaten up behind the scenes. People have no idea. So they are just such freaking hypocrites. So keep going. It is crazy. There were some statistics. I. I did some videos there with the last couple of weeks Some of the latest statistics coming out, like about, about debt in police custody in Ireland and I looked at the UK right our next nearest country and I would always would have thought that Ireland was a much safer country. Well, I used to in the past, they don’t anymore.

I used to think that Ireland is much safer country than what it is in the uk but that’s not true. When you look at the statistics coming from the UK are from England. Just take England. England has a population that’s 11 times larger than Ireland. 11 times. But the amount of people that died in police custody in Ireland is over three and a half times the amount in Ireland compared to the uk. When you go up ahead of population, it’s something like you’re 38 and a half times more likely to die in police custody in Ireland than the UK.

38 and a half times. Wow. I mean the numbers are staggering. You’d say something if it was 5 or 10% more, you know, the UK control Ireland from for the most part based on. Do you really believe that you’re. I mean maybe you are, Are you independent? Because you know, when you watch, look at the historical point, you fought for your independence and they claim to be independent. But isn’t a lot of the institutions. Aren’t the institutions still controlled by. It’s not like we’re not either at the end of the day. But you know, Ireland is for the most part a banana republic.

You know, it’s, it is, it’s type of cannon fodder for the European Union. The European Union was probably the singles biggest mistake I believe that Ireland ever did was joining that. And I see the damage it has done like in over the years. Unelected bureaucrats. Right. You’re giving away your power without having any kind of elected people and it doesn’t buy you anything. No. If you see the way they’re going with us right now, right, they’re, they’re allowing industrial fishing to continue in Irish waters. Less than 15 of the fish that’s harvest nourish waters is harvest by Irish vessels.

I’m not saying all the Irish vessels are good either. They’re not. There’s, there’s savage industrial fishing done inside six miles by Irish vessels. The industrial fishing is killing all the juvenile fish that has turned into, turned into feed to feed Norwegian Atlantic salmon. If you eat Atlantic salmon today in your plate, it’s probably one of the most toxic foods you can actually eat. And of course all that fish is coming from the complete destruction of our marine ecosystem. It is absolutely Crazy. But again, it’s money talks. If you see Ireland and the European Union as a whole, they imported Last year over 99,000 tons of beef from Brazil.

And at the same time, they give Brazil 5 or 6 billion to stop deforestation. So they’re giving them money to stop deforestation. They’re importing more and more beef farmers. Brazil is cutting down more and more forests, of course, like, you know, so they have more lands for the, for the beef industry they actually need. And as when you start, when you really start delving into it, it is crazy. The United States is importing lots of beef also, like, you know, with the last few years from Brazil. Why is that happening? Why. Why are we not supporting our farmers in Ireland or our farmers in the UK in the United States? Why are we importing meat protein from countries that are really, really harmful for our planet? And the answer is, again, it’s quite evident at this stage, they’re looking at artificial proteins and what the artificial protein industry, the size of that, like with the people that are, you know, that speak the most about it over the years, you know, Mr.

Yates and everyone else that are heavily invested in the, in the artificial protein space. But Ireland is again, a tiny country that fed lots of countries in Western Europe during the Great wars, during the First World War and the Second World War. Ireland, for that small little country, was able to produce enough of crops and of course, enough of protein to feed not only UK, but other countries as well. Today, Ireland imports over 1 million tons of fruit and veg. They can’t even produce them. They don’t have enough to produce their own fruit and veg. Our good farmland in Ireland is being covered with solar panels, not sonar pans as wind turbines.

And, you know, when you look at the green side of this, right, when you start looking at, you know, and speaking about carbon footprint and what’s actually in this one kilo of beef coming out of, out of Ireland. And if you look at a kilo of beef coming out of Brazil when they, it was a. This university, I think of, of Stockholm, did a survey on it, and a kilo of beef coming from Brazil is 50 times higher than what a kilo of beef coming out of Ireland, if Ireland, where the Irish government was saying Ireland needs to kill off its herd of cattle, and they were saying the same thing in the United States not so long ago, also under the last administration.

So are they. Go ahead. If you look at that like, you know, instead of decreasing it, they need to increase it. I mean, the United States shouldn’t be importing meat from other countries. It should be doing it for nothing else, just for national security. It should be producing food to feed its own people. And that’s not happening. Like if you look at the, I mean I look at the food industry overseas, I look at the shrimp farms and the chicken industry and so on in China and in Vietnam and Korea and so on and so forth, Indonesia and, and I was in a farm in, in Pusong in Korea about six or seven years ago.

And this was a tilapia farm. And the smell often was so bad that I mean you could barely breathe. And they gave us these masks to put on. And I was speaking to the owner of it. It was pretty impressive business. Now the amount of protein, the amount of filets, the fish that were taken out was staggering. So I asked him, I said, well, where is this fish going to? I said, you sell this in local, local market? They said, no, it’s illegal to sell in, in Korea, in South Korea. Well, I said, who’s, who was the main market to sell? The United States? Why, why was it illegal to sell in South Korea, but yet they’re shipping it to the US because it’s so toxic.

These fish are so toxic. And how they purify the fish, they take these fish out, they put them inside these giant plastic tubs and they leave them in fresh water for 12 or 14 swimming around. And they say that that purges whatever toxins in the fish. Of course that doesn’t happen, but the FDA again accept that like, you know, as a former protein that comes into United States. If you go into your grocery store in the United States today and you look on the fish aisle, you will see tilapia on the shelves, you will see tilapia there again.

It’s all farm. Our country is allowing us to be poisoned where other countries. And I already knew this, but not to this degree. I didn’t realize it was this bad that a South, a massive South Korean company, they can’t sell their own stuff in their own country, so they ship it to the United States because it’s too toxic and they all know it. And what are they trying to do to the U.S. what do we do? Is it part of dumbing us down and killing us? Is it a purposeful destruction of our people? 100%. Well, you know, I, I don’t like to, you know, use the biggest fear mongering or whatever else.

I mean, I don’t, regarding CO2 emissions and everything else. I’m with me, I really don’t think man made CO2 is actually a problem. If you look as if you look at greenhouse gases, over 70% of the greenhouse gases in our atmosphere comes from water vapor. Just from water vapor. Most people don’t understand that. But when you look at CO2, plant food, I mean it’s just really stupid. I mean that whole idea is stupid. Yeah, but it’s, but it’s a massive industry. I mean it’s worth trillions and trillions of dollars a year. I mean that’s, that’s the problem.

If you look at, look in Europe, right? Look at Europe. Look at the European Union. Go back to that for a second. The record numbers of businesses have gone bankrupt for the last few years. And that’s accelerating. And the reason that’s accelerating is because they’re pushed to net zero. So what they have in Europe right Now, it’s approximately 77 or €78. I think they’re today the price of, on the compliance market, that’s a carbon tax that every company is being charged. So if you have say 10 tons of CO2 that your carbon footprint is for a week, you’re going to have to pay an additional tax of say 770 or 780.

€80. That’s around thousand dollars, right. Of a tax per week you’re going to have to pay. This company’s going bankrupt over it. So when you look at what’s going on, like you know, the bigger picture, what’s going on, they, they’re not hiding it. I mean, they’re telling us like, you know what? And of course I, I even feel strange saying this because I’m an environmentalist. Don’t think for a minute I’m not, because I am. But I don’t believe in the push that they actually have. But you’re the legit environmentalist. You really want to clean up the oceans.

We want to. We have legit issues. And if we would focus this money and this attention on the legit issues instead of the nonsense, we could go ahead. If you look at the eastern and western seaboards of the United States, when the continental shelf starts to fall off around California, Oregon, Washington state and of course up around Alaska and so on and so forth, there is tens of millions of tons of really prime fish that actually die of old age every year that we could be harvesting. We could be doing this sustainably, we could be doing this.

But of course we won’t. Because every time that we get a, every time that we get a president that will come into office, that’s a Democrat. They shut everything down. They shut it down. There’s no chance to do this. So why are we, and this is what I say as an environmentalist. Why are we importing fish from around the world, mostly from toxic farms to feed the American people when we have wild protein that we can create lots of really good jobs, you know, with some of the best protein in the world, wild American seafood. Why are we doing that? And of course, I guess about control.

It’s about control. Like you see constantly, see the push for this artificial protein and you see the damage that that’s actually doing. You see the health effect actually having on, on people. I mean there’s, there’s nothing positive about. It is enormous. Right. Are you talking bugs or are you talking broader than bugs? Bugs. Bugs as well. I mean just as well as, you know, lab grown meat and you know, so on and so forth. I have to have you back to really dive into all these environmental topics because I think people will, their jaws will drop because I think the whole environmental movement has been co opted.

I have friends who have, were environment or environmentalists. They’ve been like in those movements since, you know, for decades who are like, Sarah, this whole movement has been co opted. They actually even taken the words that we used and changed them and had them mean something else. And so then they can, they can delegitimize us who are really environmentalists. And then they take over this whole movement. And so you got everybody fighting, you’ve got people fighting against the legit people and then you got these guys taking it over and creating this whole market for it. Is that what you’re seeing? Yeah, I mean, definitely at the very end of the Trump, first Trump administration, there was a bill that went through the House and the senate was for $2.5 billion to collect ocean plastic.

Ocean plastic retrieval. It was $2.5 billion. I remember going to multiple different embassies around the world in Indonesia and I think it was Mumbai in India. I forget. Multiple different, multiple different embassies. And of course you bump into the folks with usaid, which I can go on about those guys forever. Oh yeah. And also we’re gonna need to, we gotta talking, we got to talk about that. What the plastics are doing to people. Yeah, People need to tune into this. I gotta have you back. Keep going. Yeah. But the two and a half billion dollars disappeared in the space of two years, 24 months, the money was gone.

$2.5 billion. That is a lot of money. What’d they do with it? Stole it with that $2.5 billion, I’m out there asking multiple times what, what we could figure out so far. Less than 1 ton of plastic was actually collected. Less than 1 ton of plastic. With $2.5 billion, we could have probably done 8 to 9 million tons and they collected less than 1. That’s the problem. We got a bunch of people, they’re talking all this idealistic stuff and they do nothing. And so all the money is going to these people who are doing nothing. And it’s just incredible.

It needs to. What we need to do, we need to take a couple of steps back. One of the first things that should be happening is to defund the NGOs. Defund them. Defund them all. And of course they look at it if the NGOs are a real useful tool for the government, because if something goes wrong, they say, well, blame the ngo, right? So it leaves politicians off the hook. It’s government by proxy, isn’t it? Because I know that’s what they’re doing with surveillance and everything else. 100%. The NGOs are taught in Europe, right? Non governmental organizations, they’re told how to vote, they’re told when to vote.

I mean, how is that nongovernmental? I mean, they’re actually told how to vote. They’re funded and they’re told, hey, if you do A, B and C, if you say this, if you share this post, if you’ll follow the narrative, we’ll fund you. So These are not NGOs. They need to. They figured it out. They figured out how to do what they legally cannot do under the constitution. Doing it through NGOs and corporations. And they do it government by proxy. And that should be anti. Constitutional just as much, right? Well, without it, without a doubt. And you know, there’s, there’s no traceability, there’s no accountability.

There’s no accountability in the environmental world. We’re big into tech. I know, I do know we’re going in the right direction with everything we, everything we do today. We’re enormous in our space. We have today, I guess we have over 5 billion pounds of plastic pulled from the ocean and recycled. We’re very different, but we look at a way. How can we empower extremely poor communities? How can we put real money into them? How can we fix the social problems as well as the environmental problems at the same time? And that’s how we work with corporations.

So a corporation for us, we look at it where corporations look at the environmental space and they all want to help. I Mean, the corporations really do want to do the right thing. It’s not even besides the ESG or CRS or csr, I should say they actually do want to do the right thing. Well, some of the best people are in these companies. They work really hard. They have integrity. You got some of the best and brightest people who really are hard workers who have the right attitudes. You do. At the end of the day, the United States is the most generous country in the world.

It’s the greatest country in the world, no matter what people will tell you. I mean, one thing I say, no matter where I go, they said, where are you from? I said, I’m American. They said, you have a strange accent. And they said, that’s okay, I’m American. Where were you born? I was born in Ireland, but I’m American and I leave it at that the whole time. And they asked me, they said, well, what do you think of the United States, even with the last administration? I mean, I’ll never say anything negative like, you know, to, to a politician, not a country.

I mean, I think it’s very rude and ignorant thing to actually do. I mean, I’m very grateful for what the United States actually gave me. And, but it’s, but the NGOs are, it’s a horrible. But you’re seeing, but you’re seeing what’s happening to your birth country, Ireland, and you’re seeing the patterns being moved across the entire Western world. And, and it’s taking down the west and it’s on purpose. And what do you think is the end goal of taking us down, destroying our culture? I think it’s, they’re taking a bunch of stallions, free people, free thinkers, and trying to tame us like they would a stallion.

They want to take away our spirit. That’s my impression. We, we definitely dodged a bullet in the last election. You know, whether people like President Trump or they dislike him, we definitely dodged a bullet. You know, the policy of the previous administration, and even at the environmental side of things, as an environmentalist, what the previous administration did was absolutely, absolutely terrible. And, you know, it’s, they completely, I think, ripped the soul and the spirit out of the people. I think if you, if you push that hard enough for long enough, people, eventually they submit to these crazy polities, our politics and this crazy agendas that is coming our way.

And I see that happening. I see people that are friends and family that would be a little bit more vocal in the past, and they’re kind of worn down, right? They kind of said, you know, We. They lose the fight, eventually they lose that. And I think that’s what they expect us to do. You know, even when I’m saying this to you, and I’m after mentioning this about five or six times since we started speaking, I’m an environmentalist, but I don’t. I’m not in that camp. I don’t want to be in that camp, and I want to be well away from that because I know it’s all corrupt.

It is. If I look at the Green Pieces and the WWF and I look at these organizations right now, these are political organizations. They’re no longer environmental organizations. They’ve been completely politicized. Completely. Well, if they’re given all that money and they get. They aren’t doing anything with their money, then they’re not environmentalists anymore if they’re not serious about what they’re doing. In 2021, in the middle of the pandemic, I called out a Danish environmental company that was collecting plastic in Indonesia and dumping it back in the ocean again, or indigenous fishermen. They were bringing these bags that were labeled and everything else.

This is how dangerous the space is. When I called them out, they. The CEO of this organization stepped down straight away, and he was replaced by another CEO. And of course, when I’d done some research about a year before that, again, the same thing happened again, because this organization was caught greenwashing in multiple different locations. I didn’t really know the environmental organization, who they were, but I knew they came from Denmark. I knew they did something really bad in Indonesia and create a lot of pollution in Indonesia. But when I called them out, they threatened to bring me to court for defamation.

I said, go ahead and do that. I said, I have tens of thousands of bags with your labels on them that are full of oil and everything else that you dumped into the ocean. So you go along and do whatever you see fit to do. But they brought me to court in the United States again, which in the United States, for defamation. And I said to the judge in the United States, I said, hey, you have no jurisdiction. This is something in Indonesia. This has nothing to do with the United States. This is a crime this company committed in the United States.

But the company, they hired the third largest law firm on the planet to bring me to court. D.L. piper, massive company. I started digging into it then, like, who. Who is this environmental company? I mean, the money was staggering that they were thrown at this. And of course, all they wanted to do was just silence me about what they were doing. But when I started looking at it is they were owned by a multinational plastic company, again from Denmark. But the, the Norwegian Royal family owns 40% of the company owned under, under Blue Equity Investments. And I just started when I started peeling back the layers.

Sorry. Of a monkey jumping on my shoulder. When I started peeling back the layers, I was absolutely shocked that the greenwashing that goes on in the environmental space, it shocked me. It’s from the top down. Well, if you look amazing, wouldn’t you think that it’s sometimes why isn’t it just easier for some of these people just to do what’s right? It’s. I mean, sometimes I’m amazed at how clever and how hard they work at being criminals and bad. It’s like if you put that creativity and effort to just doing what’s right, the world would be a much better place.

100%. I mean, and unfortunately that’s not the case. They seem to. Yeah, the environmental space, like I said, it shocks me and it’s on, on a daily basis. It’s just getting a lot worse. It is. You have people that are claiming that they are the CEO of a non profit, but when you figure out what does that actually mean, you know, you have that individual taking a million dollars a year after taxes, plus all these expenses, every single thing in his life paid for and he’s taking, taking a million dollars a year. How is that, how do these organizations, how are they left even operate like that? I mean, again, I stick by it and I say it the whole time.

I mean it’s, it’s time just to defund the NGOs, defund them all and start from scratch. So, okay, so if you had, what do you want to impart? We’re going to have you back for sure. Because I want people to understand you’re such a great voice and more people need to be hearing what you have to say. But if in ending this episode, what do you want to impart on people that they can do? They can take actionable item action in their own lives to make a difference. And that’s a really good question and I think the answer is really simple.

Regarding the space itself, like regarding speaking as an environmentalist, just look around here. Every day you just see small little things. Try and just look at pollution, look at, look at, if you go to the beach, pick up a few pieces of plastic. If you want to do more again, like you know, contact companies like ourselves. And of course, like if you want to, you know, for $1 we pull the equivalent of 54 plastic bottles from the Ocean. And of course, we recycle it and we get it back into the supply chain in some shape or form.

It might be asphalt, it might be whatever, but we, we recycle everything that we collect. What do you give people as a. And I want you to finish your thought on that. Keep saying what you need in that, but also give us an idea what we can do to change the underlying political situation so that people like you can flourish and get done what you need to get done. We people themselves need to look really carefully where they’re handing their money on a weekly basis. I mean, they. That’s one thing that they have to do. What we do with the likes of corporations.

For instance, one US Corporation that contacted me two months ago, they wanted to give me. I can’t mention the name of the company again. It’s a Fortune 500 company, I guess, and they had $5 million that they wanted to pump into us. And I said, I don’t want your money. I said, we don’t. We don’t operate like that. And they said, you’re the first environmentalist I’ve ever met that said no to money. And he says, how do you get your work done? I said, we look at things in a very, very different way. I said, I look at things.

Look at. I come from the private sector. Why would you be giving your shareholders money away to organizations, to environmental companies? Don’t do that. You know, the general public want change. They really want change. So give them change. Put a small charge on it, like, you know, through a transaction that you’re selling, whatever you’re selling a bottle of wine, and for that bottle of wine you’re selling, you’re removing the equivalent of 5, 6, 7, 8 bottles, plastic bottles. It might increase the price of the bottle maybe 10 cents, but of course, nobody feels it. Or if you’re selling a beer, it could be 1 or 2 cents onto the price of a beer, say 2 cents it’s taken.

So you drink a glass bottle of beer that’s taking the equivalent weight of a plastic bottle, like, you know, there from the ocean. Again, like, you know, just looking for. What the general public needs to do is just look at, you know, real solutions, tangible solutions, something that you can track and trace. I’m saying everybody needs to participate in this process. And, and, and so don’t think about giving money to somebody else to take care of the process for you. You personally do it and use it to do it. Is that the message by saying you don’t? Because you have to get Funded by something.

But is that the message you’re trying to send? That’s how we get funded. We get funding. Right? Like we look at, say, cruise companies, we look at logistics companies, so on and so forth as containers moving from A to B. You see, there’s $1, $5, $50 of environmental charges on these, on these containers. They’re usually ours. And that’s how we. So you’re saying we want your money, but not like this. We want you to do it in a way that’s, that is more of a partnership. Yeah, yeah, we bring people in, we invite people, companies to join us.

Right. We invite companies to join and say, hey, first thing I say or get our team to say is what kind of transactions you do on a monthly basis, on a yearly basis, what exactly do you do? How can we empower your corporation the way we do it ourselves? Like, you know, there was some larger companies. We, we will generate carbon credits through the, through the collection and recycling of plastic. So if we have a company that’s doing say a thousand ton of plastic with us there in a year that we collect and recycle, we give them on a thousand carbon credits.

It costs the company nothing. They put these small transactions that filter down into the general public are paying for it. But again, you’re talking about pennies. We figure out a way that that’s not going to hurt the company, always empower the company. But on top of that, what we will do in the backseat, we’ll buy those carbon credits back off. They generate them by doing that, but we’ll purchase them back often. They can keep them and use them themselves, but if they don’t want to, they can actually make money by working with us. We will purchase everything right back often.

And of course we sell the carbon credits elsewhere. Interesting. Okay, well, where can people follow you? And again, I said we’re going to have to have you back. Yeah, on, on, on LinkedIn it’s Captain Kieran Kelly. That’s probably the easiest thing. Ocean Integrity group. Also on LinkedIn you have like 4.4 million followers. Where. No, between all the social media platforms last week. What went on? That’s between my private, private accounts as well. I speak about the private problems, the social problems and the economic problems again that I see coming from in Ireland. I just speak as an Irish citizen there.

I have massive followings, I guess like on those, you know, again, people, come on, just look at. I have a lot of different private social media accounts again. Right. Regarding the likes of that, the Tick Tocks and everything else where I speak to again, well, I just speak to every week and make two or three videos again speaking about the social and the environmental issues that we actually have in Ireland and the west and regarding sustainability. And you know, so I get, I give a large, I have a large following that word, that word sustainability has been co opted and bastardized and destroyed.

It’s not what the original environment. That’s not the word anymore. And so yeah, it’s going to trigger everybody and it’s not. This word has been co opted. Yeah. And that’s the reason why, you know, people and corporations find me fascinating because I speak about that and I speak about how it’s start to be ambassador, how it’s all corrupt and, and what is the, what is the correct way forward. And I think corporations like that as well as that. Some of the, some of the, you know, families, the royal families there in the Emirates and so on and so forth.

The reason why they listen to me because I speak in a very, very different way. I speak about sustainability that in a way that the environment, environmentalists don’t. Sustainability to the environmental world is a hashtag. It’s no more than a hashtag. And of course, who doesn’t want sustainability in the real way? And the point is they’ve taken it and totally abused it and turned it into something that’s awful that nobody wants, when in reality, of course we want something that’s sustainable and. But not what they’re doing. No, because one of the things they’re doing, their attack on the food industry of course is, is, is well reported at this stage.

Food security should be a national security issue for any country. And I watched with the last few years with the way the agricultural industry and the fishing industry and the entire food industry in the United States was under attack. And you know, it has to be sustainable. But the folks that use the word sustainability the most are the people that are actually destroying the food industry and actually doing more damage to the environment than anybody else. That’s exactly right. And people need to understand that this is just. Everything’s inverted. Everything’s inverted right now. Well, thank you so much for joining the program.

I really, really, really appreciate everything you’re doing and exposing everything you’re doing and keep doing it and God bless you. All right, thank you very much. Sa.
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