Greetings fellow Red Pill lurkers. I have recently stumbled upon a video from Jacques Brel; An AMAZING french-speaking artist from Belgium who mainly sang over half a century ago. This video is not about a song, it is rather an interview of The Great Jacques about Him and his opinion upon women. Hereby stands a translated version of said-video. Please enjoy it as I believe if fully stands within the red pill scope. After watching it I must say I am amazed by how powerful his wording and attitude are. They are not within the pathetic "I wanna get laid" recently found attitude (that is... before the recent lock-down), but more within a fully "Improving yourself with no remorse" attitude. Please enjoy it and feel free to contribute and argument in a civilized way.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozuYqYwKU7s

Woman : Something that amazes me and a lot and interests me is how you consider woman in some of your songs, and especially in some of these which speak of death ; in which they do not seem allowed.

Jacques Brel: Hmm.

Woman: There is one which title I have forgotten, which is about …

Jacques Brel: There was “Le Moribond” (I REALLY recommend this artist, guys.)

Woman: Yes, this one. It is about woman being excluded, in a way.

Jacques Brel: That is correct… This is kind of that. In “Le dernier repas” (aka The Last Supper) I mention that I would like to see ALL of them, which is the most horrible way of saying that there was not really ONE, probably….

Woman: So… This is what is really incredible. There is a lot of masculine popular figures…(gets interrupted)

Jacques Brel: Stars!

Woman: Let’s say stars if you want… It is an out of fashion word…

Jacques Brel: Sure 😉 It’s happier

Woman : Let’s say Masculine stars… I do not know if this is appropriate, Masculine stars.

Jacques Brel: Anyway, starlet and Star…

Woman: there is a lot of masculine starlets who live, in a way, between them. There are woman, charming…

Jacques Brel, interrupting: CUI CUI CUI CUI CUI CUI What a pleasure to see you!

Woman: Absolutely. And there Is work companions.

Jacques Brel: We are on the road all year long, and it is always with men. It is unthinkable to be all year long with women.

ensues a VERY embarrassed laugh from the interviewer

Jacques Brel: That would be “effroyable”(=awful, buty in a scary way, kind of like scarysome but way stronger. It is a very strong word). There happens to be a taint from women which is not the most beautiful because indeed we meet a LOT of them who are absolutely not interesting AT ALL. laughs Who are attracted by this thingy ambience, because they indeed believe in those starlets and Paris and all of this crap so those we see are not fun and not meant to re-enhance the prestige of the Woman in the actual civilization. So maybe we laugh about it a bit too much and we care a bit too much about things like friendship or “Men’s Warmth” (not sure about this one) but I do not think so. It might seem so but living within men only is a wonderful thing(!). Well I, for a thing, find this amazing.

Woman: And this is easier.

Jacques Brel: No, this is not easier at all.

Woman: You do not believe so.

Jacques Brel: Oh no. No, because living aside some women is the laziest act (thing); vampirism almost. We usually get lost in a Lady’s love and then we leave and we want to see if this is what being normal and generous means.

Woman: First of all I had not spoken of you but of masculine star(let)s.

Jacques Brel: I acknowledge that, I was mostly speaking about masculine stars who live amongst themselves.

Woman: About that, what matters…. Or I mean what makes me feel better is that earlier you spoke about, eh I do not want to speak about your private life but you gave me a definition of “couple” that is beautiful.

Jacques Brel: Oh. Yes. I told you that there happens some moment in life, I believe, where a man can tell himself: That is it, I can be sick… in any way: someone will keep me astood. That is it, yes. Now maybe this is a concept I self-matured, is it? (gets quickly interrupted) Maybe this is bad manners… laughs But I do not think so. Even though it happens.

Woman: I believe in any case this is one of the most beautiful definition of a couple that can exist.

Jacques Brel: I do not know. I do not know, that is… smiles

Woman: I think this is what being Two means.

Jacques Brel: Yes, sure. But it also means THAT between men. And I am absolutely not ambiguous. I believe that between men, it exists also; a kind of solid bond, a kind of cement which is formidable. A cement that women do not understand, most of the time.

Woman: I have not said I do not understand it properly.

Jacques Brel: Sure, but usually woman misunderstand this kind of thing; men usually lick their paws within a group; their respective paws.

Sincerely, Arkesh.

EDIT: Formatting.