"A couple of months ago I'm watching in Belfast in Ireland, people are in the streets and they were angry over the issues of gas prices going up and things of that nature. They were angry, they're furious, they're rioting in the streets over the conditions that they were living as a result of the leadership. And then a few, a month or two later, I look and they're in the streets and now it's all about immigrants. Oh, they're furious about immigrants and I'm thinking, okay, the people are in the streets and they're angry at the ruling class. And then somehow it's almost like someone took control of these protests. As we've seen in so many color revolution instances, there will be legitimate protests and in come the intelligence agencies. They take control of a legitimate protest and then they'll turn it into whatever they want, regime change. In my opinion, it certainly seems suspicious and it seems maybe one could even argue likely that there were already legitimate protests against the ruling class and they just come in and say, no, no, no, why would you protest against us when there's immigrants? You could go in their houses, you could drag them in the street, beat them and burn things. And now you have people, not that it's not legitimate to argue that there is an immigration issue. That's a legitimate intellectual, political, philosophical discussion and there's nothing wrong with having that discussion. But I feel like when I see people protesting against the ruling class policies and then the next thing you know, the same people are in the streets and now they're burning the houses of immigrants, I feel like that is some kind of a color revolution, commandeerment of the legitimate protest as they tend to do."