BRICS खत्म,New World Order का खेल शुरू!UK में फूट, बनेंगे 3 नए देश?IRELAND SCOTLAND Seperate Country

Summary of Main Arguments / Commentary

• BRICS’ “end” and rise of a shifting global order: The host claims BRICS has “ended” and argues that the “New World Order” is not a sudden event but an evolutionary process.

• UK breakup narrative (Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland): The central news claim is that leaders in Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland are positioning/announcing steps toward separation into separate countries within the UK (or toward full independence). The host frames this as a long-developing inevitability rather than a sudden political move.

• Cause attributed to “leftist/liberal” governance and social/cultural tensions: The speaker argues that left-leaning liberal ideology in the UK led to:

  • increased immigration and Islamisation
  • weakened law enforcement (including claims of “no arrests” in some described incidents)
  • cultural backlash and riots
  • growing resentment among segments of the population The host connects these pressures to the legitimacy of independence movements in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

• Immigration and court decisions as examples: A UK court judgment is cited (a woman seeking family reunification for 18 people) as emblematic, in the host’s framing, of how immigration policy burdens native workers and fuels jealousy.

• Historical justification for separation (Scotland/Ireland):

  • Scotland: references include the Scottish referendum (portrayed as narrowly lost, ~51/49) and ongoing demands for independence.
  • Scotland–Ireland–Wales identity differences: cited as centuries-old cultural and political distinctions.
  • Northern Ireland / Ireland conflict: discusses the IRA and decades of violence in the past, claiming current politics are more stable but independence sentiment remains.

• US influence claim via Donald Trump: The host says Donald Trump publicly suggested unification of Ireland (with Northern Ireland leaving the UK) and frames this as guidance that contradicts UK unity.

• Israel–UK/Gaza/West Bank linkage (major part of the commentary): The host argues that UK actions toward Israel (including boycotts/embargo-type moves and cutting links) triggered an Israeli response. Claimed Israeli pressure/retaliation includes:

  • actions against UK NGOs operating in Gaza
  • restrictions or bans affecting UK MPs traveling to Israel
  • a broader “Mossad plan” supposedly designed for long-term geopolitical outcomes The host also describes Israel’s regional strategy as influencing UK internal unrest and secessionist politics, especially in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

• Claims about regional war planning (Iran → Turkey focus): The commentary asserts Israel planned over decades and is shifting attention from Iran toward Turkey, including:

  • bombings/attacks framed as signaling against Turkey
  • suggestions that upcoming elections in Israel could intensify actions (survival instincts / Greater Israel plan)

• Broader “decline of empires” theme: The host compares the UK to historical empires (Macedonia/ Greece/ Rome/ Italy), arguing all large empires eventually fall due to internal decay and flawed models.

• Demographics and UN report cited: A UN report is referenced claiming Europe’s population share will drastically shrink (host says from ~17% to ~7%), with Africa rising demographically—used as evidence that European powers’ global dominance is weakening.

• Final outlook: The host concludes that the UK is becoming irrelevant and hollow internally, while new power centers and independence movements will expand. They encourage viewers to “watch and see” whether the secession push escalates or fades.

Presenters / Contributors

• Devi Girdhar (host, Altnet Media)
• Mamdi Sir (mentioned as joining; presenter/guest)
• Gayatri ji (addressed by the host as a contributor/participant)