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Proudly presents the Alex Jones Show. | |
| Because there's a war on for your mind. | ||
| I talked to James Whale a few months ago, and he said he was getting more and more government pressure to shut up. | ||
| I watched his evolution as he got more into the New World Order, more into government corruption. | ||
| He's been interviewing me, I guess, for eight, nine years on TalkSport. | ||
| And one of the most listened to radio programs in the United Kingdom. | ||
| Very, very popular. | ||
| And he has now been fired. | ||
| It's made headlines across the country. | ||
| Radio presenter James Whale sacked after urging listeners to vote for Boris Johnson. | ||
| You would think that in a supposedly free Magna Carta Western nation that wrote the book, All the Liberties We Enjoy Here in the United States and Canada, Now, in other Anglo-American slash English-style countries, English-speaking nations, that you would have free speech. | ||
| But, oh no! | ||
| He's not allowed to have his own political views. | ||
| He's not allowed to say who he likes, who he wants. | ||
| They can only have the controlled government-owned BBC and others. | ||
| Put out their spin, which is clearly for a candidate, but where they don't actually voice it. | ||
| And by the way, Hillary Clinton says she wants the quote, fairness doctrine here too. | ||
| Until 88, we couldn't have free speech on talk radio in the US. | ||
| So they're trying to bring us back into the dark ages as well. | ||
| Whereas with England, they previously had free speech, now they've taken it away. | ||
| This is the country where Robin Page, BBC presenter, In a private speech he gave, separate from his TV job, said, I believe that rural communities deserve the same rights as Muslims and homosexuals. | ||
| He wasn't bashing either group, but they said the word homosexual is insulting. | ||
| Scientific terms upset people, and that is seen as a thought crime. | ||
| And they have groups of people in restaurants spying on citizens now to see what they're saying. | ||
| Headline, hundreds raided in hate speech raid. | ||
| So this is a new Dark Edges of Control, all done by the velvet fist of the fake liberals. | ||
| So it can come in any party, any shape or size. | ||
| But the good news is, as he's fighting back, he has instantly organized an online radio show and a website and has instantly, since he got fired last week, started a daily radio show that he'll do right when this one ends, coming up in about 50 minutes. | ||
| And this is a mission to get everybody to listen to James Whale, to fight back against the UK government who is attempting to stifle the will and free speech of its subjects who want to be free human beings. | ||
| And so now we go to James Whale, joining us from England. | ||
| James, really sorry to hear that your voice has been taken off the national airwaves in the UK. | ||
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Hey Alex, thank you very much indeed. | |
| Nice to talk to you. | ||
| The tables have been turned. | ||
| I'm interviewing you. | ||
| This is an interesting departure for me. | ||
| Thank you for that, my friend. | ||
| Listen, here in the home of the Magna Carta, the home of democracy, we are told, let me tell you, that free speech in this country doesn't exist. | ||
| There are so many rules and regulations surrounding what I am and am not allowed to say. | ||
| But for 13 years on this last radio station, for 35 years over my radio career, I've done this, Alex, and now, because I am beginning to actually make sense to the majority of people in the UK, they have tried to pull the plug, but they won't silence me. | ||
| That's right. | ||
| Your show has gotten more and more popular, really gaining exponentially. | ||
| You're saying they will not silence you. | ||
| Certainly not. | ||
| I hope they don't come clap you in irons for having your... | ||
| Having your own internet radio show. | ||
| Tell us about the website. | ||
| Tell us what you're launching. | ||
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Okay, well listen. | |
| A few months ago, I realized that the future of broadcasting, not just on the radio, but on television as well, is the internet. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| Because you and I and anybody else can start up their radio station. | ||
| We don't have to be controlled by other people. | ||
| And so I launched JamesWhaleRadio.com. | ||
| And at the moment, I didn't expect to be going and doing it quite as quickly, but at the moment I'm doing, I'm keeping people up to date. | ||
| When we finish talking, I shall go and talk on that, so people can listen to JamesWearRadio.com later and hear what I have to say. | ||
| But, hopefully, in the very near future, like you do, I shall be going live on the air as well. | ||
| I'll be doing the podcast, I'll be doing interviews and stuff like that. | ||
| There are so many restrictions regarding what somebody on the air can and cannot say. | ||
| And the thing that worried me is, I've got away with it. | ||
| I mean, people know, people have generally said, oh, that's James Whale, we know, you know, you don't, don't, um... That's because you were already institutionalized for forty-something years, now they've come at you. | ||
| But, exactly, once you already had some power, you were still able to have some free speech, but the fact that you were a canary in the coal mine, the fact that they've gone after you... Go ahead. | ||
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Listen, let me tell you what the catalyst for this was. | |
| I don't blame the radio station. | ||
| Because the radio station we're lent on from above. | ||
| The radio station's been my home, has facilitated me to be able to warn people about what is really happening out there. | ||
| We're living in the United Kingdom. | ||
| This is the most filmed and photographed country in Europe. | ||
| You cannot move in this country without being followed by a CCTV camera, okay? | ||
| Yesterday, a report came out saying that it has only solved 3% of crime. | ||
| What are the cameras for? | ||
| They're not fighting crime as we were told! | ||
| And I said to the listeners, to the public, get out there and vote in the next election, local, national, European, whatever it is. | ||
| And you know, a couple of days ago they went out and voted in their millions, and it has never happened before. | ||
| We have had the highest turnout ever of local elections. | ||
| The Mayor of London, like the Mayor of New York, had his arse kicked. | ||
| Um, he was kicked out of power, and another guy with a blonde mop of hair and a bit of a joker got into power. | ||
| Now, I don't like to think that I was the only cause of this, but I happen to say, when the Prime Minister said he thought that the guy who is the Mayor of London or was Ken Livingstone was the best person for the job, I happen to say something along the lines of, If the Prime Minister's going for Ken, I'd better go for the other guy. | ||
| Surely the weight of the whale should be there to make things fair. | ||
| But I immediately contravened an Act saying that you have to, in a run-up to an election, we can have free speech until a few weeks before an election. | ||
| And then when the election is in the process, we have to just say nothing. | ||
| Now James, let me be clear. | ||
| This wasn't enforced yet, and now it's suddenly been enforced here under campaign finance reform that Bush signed in 2002. | ||
| They claim that six weeks before an election, I can't have political speech. | ||
| And you know what? | ||
| I went on air and I said, go ahead, government, come after me. | ||
| But I have a network that will stand behind me. | ||
| But now they're talking about coming after me and coming after others. | ||
| So it's the exact same crap. | ||
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What are we going to do, Alex? | |
| I mean, I don't want to be too morbid about this, but this is my job. | ||
| I don't make huge amounts of money. | ||
| I mean, I make enough money to live, but suddenly I find myself without any income, and I find myself being sort of spurned at every door. | ||
| I'm not going to lie down and take this, I'm telling you. | ||
| Well, I hear you. | ||
| People should go to JamesWellRadio.com. | ||
| We've got a big fat link to it up on Infowars.com. | ||
| I'm going to put the document cam up for the viewers right now so they can see your website there on the screen. | ||
| We're also doing a live TV show in this fourth hour every day. | ||
| And then if they look on their screen, you'll see Radio Presenter Whale. | ||
| Sacked after urging listeners to vote for Boris Johnson. | ||
| And again, they selectively enforced, because I've heard other London radio shows, yours is national, fawning after the communists, fawning. | ||
| I mean, this last mayor you had, he was quite a establishment whore. | ||
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Well, let me tell you that Ken, who I have known, had dinner with a few times before he became mayor. | |
| Affable, but as soon as he became mayor, he didn't like to speak to me. | ||
| This guy introduced the congestion charge. | ||
| Now, this means that you, me, anyone who drives into the capital city of the United Kingdom has to pay for the privilege. | ||
| And if you don't pay, if you forget to pay, then you get fined over a hundred bucks. | ||
| They impound your car some of the time. | ||
| I've seen that on the news. | ||
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They also want to put... They impound it and they will crush it. | |
| They also want to put transponders in all your cars, too, and track you. | ||
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Look, they're following us every way we go, yet at the moment the vandalism and the yobbos on the street corners... Hey, listen, let me tell you this big story in the news today. | |
| The police are now not going... I don't know if... Do you have the term vandalism in America? | ||
| Oh yes, they run around breaking lights, spraying... Exactly. | ||
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Well, this apparently now, according to the police in Britain, is not going to be recorded as a crime figure. | |
| Oh, let me stop you. | ||
| I'm going to stop you right there. | ||
| I've had my car stolen twice. | ||
| Cops won't come out. | ||
| I've had my house broken into. | ||
| They don't come out, but they're all over the street writing us tickets, raising money off of us for going a couple of miles over the speed limit. | ||
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Oh, listen, it's the same in the United Kingdom. | |
| I mean, if you call the police and you say, I've got an intruder, they don't come. | ||
| I like to shoot bows and arrows. | ||
| We talked about this before. | ||
| But then you're not even allowed to have guns. | ||
| That's right. | ||
| They won't come for violent stuff there, but then you're not. | ||
| But hell, a bow will work nicely, won't it? | ||
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Exactly, and you know that they'll come after me if I was to do that, but I am not allowing my family to be in any kind of danger at all. | |
| Listen, I occasionally break the speed limit, do you? | ||
| Yes. | ||
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Okay. | |
| The week after next, I'm going on what they very kindly allowed me to go on, a speed awareness course. | ||
| You know when you get a ticket, they put points on your license and they fine you. | ||
| Well, now, if you're lucky, they say, listen, we're not going to put points on your license, but if you pay us 100 pounds, which is about 200 bucks, something like that, you can go on a speed awareness course and we'll tell you what a bad person you are and how you could drive more safely. | ||
| No, it's all brainwashing. | ||
| It's all the state bringing us into communism, bringing us into socialism. | ||
| And now you spoke out against the old mayor. | ||
| The new mayor did get elected. | ||
| You had tens of millions of listeners. | ||
| I have no doubt that you helped swing the pendulum. | ||
| And the reason I know that is I've been on Probably 50, 60 or more other radio shows, and yours was the strongest out there. | ||
| I would call most of the others just the simpering, ninnying, literally they sounded like castrated nymphs. | ||
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People won't stand up to authority. | |
| The British do not like to make a fuss. | ||
| The British like to bow their heads and apologize if somebody says to them, shhh, you can't do that. | ||
| What you need is a bunch of crazy rednecks over there. | ||
| I don't know, we're pretty cowardly over here too. | ||
| We've been domesticated as well. | ||
| I think the good life that our forebearers gave us has made us a bunch of lazy slobs. | ||
| Myself included. | ||
| James Whale! | ||
| Thought criminal on the other side of this quick break. | ||
| JamesWhaleRadio.com. | ||
| Check it out, it's censored in the good old Airstrip One. | ||
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| A new world order. | ||
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| Rebirth of the Phoenix right there. | ||
| So I... | ||
| This is a quick segment, we'll come back in a long segment and have time to get into a host of issues, but James Whale... | ||
| I know you didn't censor yourself, but you did even on air say, hey, I gotta be careful, I gotta watch it. | ||
| I noticed you got more radical the last year or so, listening to the show sometimes online and also being a guest every few months. | ||
| You can say whatever you want here. | ||
| What are some of the things you want to get off your chest? | ||
| Some of the things you didn't say on Talk Sport you'd wanted to say, or maybe you said them, but you would have said them a little bit differently if you didn't know the censors were creeping about. | ||
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I mean, first of all, are you allowed to talk about your commercials? | |
| Or not? | ||
| Yeah, I can talk about my commercials, and I say I don't like a lot of them. | ||
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Well, the last one I heard, Hemp USA, listen, I had cancer about eight years ago, and I need to get some of that, but of course you can't grow anything like that in the UK either. | |
| Well, I like the hemp people. | ||
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Listen, I've said for a long, long time, and they could have chucked me off the air if they'd wanted to, I've said, listen, there's a huge problem with drugs, right? | |
| Everywhere, over the world. | ||
| The police have got their hands full with drugs, and I've said for a long time, legalize them all. | ||
| Everything. | ||
| I don't care what you legalize, I don't care what you do, I don't care where you do it, as long as you don't get in my face, as long as you don't break the law, as long as you don't cause danger to anyone else. | ||
| Well, drug use goes down when you do that, but go ahead. | ||
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Well, prohibition. | |
| How did that work out in Chicago? | ||
| It didn't do too well, no. | ||
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Absolutely. | |
| Now the other thing, I had the former Chancellor of the Exchequer under Margaret Thatcher on my radio show the other night, before I got kicked out. | ||
| His name is Norman Lamont. | ||
| He has written a book. | ||
| He's decided that he's going to have a go at Al Gore, the big fat bore, and the global warming issue. | ||
| And he has brought a lot of proof to bear that this whole fallacy about green issues, global warming, and everything else is nothing more than scare tactics by certain interested parties. | ||
| Well, yeah, he admitted that their own government report was staged, and documents have come out that they admit it's a global tax. | ||
| It's a total. | ||
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Absolutely. | |
| So what happened? | ||
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Here's a fact for you. | |
| The planet has not warmed up for over ten years. | ||
| Yeah, we've been cooling 1998, we started to cool and we haven't done anything other than that. | ||
| Well, I know that the Earth is the lowest level of carbon dioxide ever recorded going back hundreds of thousands of years, and Ice Core, we need carbon dioxide, but you know the general public is so dumb over here, you can walk up to them and give them a scientific name for table salt or water, and they'll say bannet. | ||
| They think carbon dioxide is like uranium or something. | ||
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I mean, we have this wonderful thing, the carbon tax now, and people are encouraged to have the lowest carbon footprint they can have. | |
| What does that mean? | ||
| It's anti-human. | ||
| It's a way to regulate and control you. | ||
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Yeah, absolutely. | |
| How much do you pay for fuel in your car? | ||
| We pay, on national average, about four bucks a gallon now. | ||
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Okay, because I'm now Europeanized, I can't think in gallons, but a liter, how many liters in a gallon, I can't remember. | |
| That's right, you're not allowed to, in fact, shopkeepers get arrested that secretly try to steal, wheel out their old pound scales. | ||
| That's how much freedom you've got. | ||
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Good news is the European Union said that's an infringement of their civil liberties to be done, so they can't be harassed that much anymore, but you can't find anything sold in anything other than liters. | |
| Or grams, or whatever it is. | ||
| Now, for one liter of fuel in the United Kingdom at the moment, I'm paying on average one pound fifteen pence. | ||
| So that's like four and a half dollars. | ||
| Four and a half dollars. | ||
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Yeah. | |
| That's for one liter! | ||
| Unbelievable. | ||
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Eighty-seven percent of that goes to the government. | |
| Good Lord. | ||
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How are we... | |
| Food has risen by something like 25% recently. | ||
| You can't borrow money. | ||
| They're foreclosing on mortgages. | ||
| How are the people supposed to live? | ||
| The question I have to ask is, why is nobody complaining about this? | ||
| Well now there's more cops out giving tickets, and like I said earlier, I mean, we're literally infested. | ||
| I mean, there are so many cops in Austin, we are infested. | ||
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Listen, we didn't have enough cops, so do you know what they did? | |
| Because it was difficult. | ||
| To become a British Bobby was quite a difficult feat. | ||
| You know, you had to be intelligent. | ||
| So they bastardized it and hired all these little minions. | ||
| Stay there. | ||
| We're going to break. | ||
| Long segment coming up. | ||
| But I want to talk about James Whale. | ||
| What it was like when they told you you were fired. | ||
| Were there any little victory speeches by the media about getting rid of this vicious rabble? | ||
| We'll be right back. | ||
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We're on the march. | |
| The Empire's on the run. | ||
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We will not be forgotten. | |
| We won't be left behind. | ||
| Our memories live on in mortal minds. | ||
| And poets we'll remember. | ||
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The rain, it hasn't fallen since the middle of July. | |
| And if it don't come soon, my crops will die. | ||
| The bankman says he likes me, but there's nothing he can do. | ||
| He tells me that he's coming, but the clouds are coming too. | ||
| He ain't my friend. | ||
| Alright, we're back live with James Whale, JamesWhaleRadio.com. | ||
| I really appreciate James Whale coming on with us today. | ||
| We'll have him back on on a routine basis. | ||
| In fact, we can do a simulcast sometime if you'd like. | ||
| For those that just joined us, I want to be clear. | ||
| The British papers are reporting that the government had you basically canned. | ||
| They were, quote, looking at canning you and then put pressure on the station and that they then let you go. | ||
| News Corp is the parent company. | ||
| Radio presenter James Whale sacked after urging listeners to vote for Boris Johnson, controversial radio presenter. | ||
| James Whale has been sacked for urging his TalkSport listeners to vote for Boris Johnson. | ||
| His comments during a show on March 20th have sparked a number of complaints to the broadcasting watchdog, OFCOM. | ||
| It's their job, not for profanity or sex or any... No, no, no. | ||
| It's, oh, you told the people who you liked. | ||
| You, you had free... Oh, this is horrible! | ||
| Free speech! | ||
| There are clear rules forbidding broadcasters From election bias. | ||
| Oh, it's a bias! | ||
| It's like being racist to have an opinion. | ||
| And although the OFCOM investigation is not yet finished, TalkSport surmounted its own inquiry and dismissed the veteran presenter. | ||
| And you can go on and look at the picture of this vicious criminal. | ||
| It says, biased TalkSport DJ James Whale. | ||
| No, he's not a disc jockey idiot at the newspaper. | ||
| That's someone who spins records or CDs. | ||
| TalkSport DJ James Whale has been sacked for urging people to vote Tory. | ||
| And it goes on, Yorkshire-based Mr. Whale 56 has worked for the station since it launched in 1995. | ||
| His show went out from 10 p.m. | ||
| to 1 a.m. | ||
| Monday through Thursday. | ||
| An outspoken right-winger with a long history of courting controversy, he had considered standing for mayor himself before publicly pledging support for Mr. Johnson. | ||
| And it went on to say, James Will, guilty of serious error of judgment, which we found totally unacceptable, TalkSport said. | ||
| This isn't the first time the controversial radio personality has created a stir. | ||
| And it went on to just talk about page after page of the vicious things he's done. | ||
| I mean, this is a person who actually doubts man-made global warming and speaks out against the religious tenet and so much more. | ||
| What other things outrage the Ministry of Truth individuals? | ||
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Well, practically everything I say. | |
| But listen, I have to be fair. | ||
| First of all, the enormous amount of complaints I got to what we refer to as off-com were three. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| But listen, I have to stick up for my former employees, because they were lent on it. | ||
| If they hadn't sacked me, they were in danger of losing their right to broadcast. | ||
| Yeah, but we need to have broadcasters fight the establishment, fight the system. | ||
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First of all, what I said, I'm fully aware of the rules that surround me, okay? | |
| I thought that what I was saying was in a humorous vein. | ||
| Do you know what I mean? | ||
| I thought we were being a little satirical about this. | ||
| As the Prime Minister was getting behind the other guy, I thought I should perhaps show that there was some support. | ||
| Well, yeah, notice how this works. | ||
| Notice how all the government people and any other talk show host who's pro-New World Order, you're also anti-European Union and anti-New World Order, they're all allowed to say whatever they want. | ||
| This has been selectively enforced. | ||
| You have been persecuted. | ||
| Go ahead. | ||
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Well, thank you for that. | |
| I feel persecuted, I have to say, because, you know, I had a job one minute, the next minute I had no job, and I've been doing this, like you, Alex, for most of my life. | ||
| Let me tell you, things today are far more difficult and far more restricted than they have ever been before. | ||
| Well, they're going to get a lot more restrictive as everybody goes bankrupt and they have the black-clad stormtroopers confiscating your homes. | ||
| I mean, we can't have James Whale on there not, you know, saying... Hail Britannia! | ||
| We've got to have somebody who is pro-New World Order, pro... I mean, look, 80-plus percent of your population is against going into the European Union. | ||
| We can't have a talk show host who's wildly popular who agrees with sovereignty, can we? | ||
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No. | |
| It's a huge problem. | ||
| You cannot do a talk radio show unless you have a point of view. | ||
| I don't care what your point of view is, but you have to have a point of view. | ||
| And it's not acceptable to suddenly say to somebody, you know, you can't think this, you can't think that, you can't say this, you can't say that. | ||
| Otherwise, we have no freedom of speech. | ||
| And then the entire population, young people growing up, model their speech off of news, off of talk radio, and that's why we have a generation of people in this country, and in your country, because we used to have this here too, where they always say that they don't have an opinion, or couch everything like lawyers. | ||
| Successful talk radio, the number one rule, and I know you know this, is that you have an opinion, and you stick with it, and that you don't back off. | ||
|
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Do you know how many talk radio stations we have in the UK? | |
| Not many. | ||
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Well, we have one national one, which is the one I was on. | |
| These are commercial stations, not the BBC, obviously. | ||
| They don't have any either. | ||
| We have three local talk radio stations, one in London, one in Edinburgh, and one in Liverpool, and that is it. | ||
| I must have been on a bunch of their shows then, because I've been on a few in London, a few in Scotland, quite a few in Ireland. | ||
| The more I think about it, usually it was just a handful of station hosts, and they would usually snivel at me and laugh at me, or they'd call up saying they were friendly. | ||
| Which they could have said they hated me and I would have come on. | ||
| And then I'd get on air and I'd later learn that it was a tape show and they'd cut it up and then make fun of me. | ||
| So I guess it's okay to then have a view that the government's good, surveillance is good. | ||
| Actually, James, you can't have a view just so long as it's groveling and worshipping the government. | ||
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Most people are frightened who are on the air in this country. | |
| They want to suck up to the people who employ them. | ||
| I have been very, very lucky that my employers have encouraged me over the years to be controversial because nobody else in this country has done it. | ||
| Now, I overstepped the mark. | ||
| And to be quite honest with you, I actually didn't mean to do it. | ||
| Some of it slipped out of my mouth. | ||
| You're a thought criminal. | ||
| Exactly. | ||
| Winston may have been speaking in his sleep when the telescreen picked it up. | ||
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You know, I don't know. | |
| I have to say, I have no animosity to them. | ||
| If at some point they'd like to offer me a job back, I may well be prepared to say yes. | ||
| Say you're sorry to BB. | ||
| Apologize to Big Brother before they send you to the Chestnut Cafe. | ||
|
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But you know, I have discovered that the place for broadcasters is the internet. | |
| And that is the place where there is freedom of speech and there is freedom of expression. | ||
| In this country we have no, hardly any internet radio to talk of. | ||
| We've got a few stations that play music. | ||
| I can put a CD in my car or in my MP3. | ||
| Hang on, I'm going to just turn that off for one moment because that's my other phone. | ||
| Hang on. | ||
| Do you like my ringtone? | ||
| Yes, it's very nice. | ||
| What was it? | ||
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It was some gangster rap that I recorded from some radio station in America. | |
| But I had to stop it before the rude words ensued. | ||
| Well, James, in the time we've got here, I agree that it's the future, but we need the old media to energize The new media and that's what I've done. | ||
| I've used old media platforms, starting out AXS TV, then local radio, then syndicated radio to then energize the new media and then together the two have a synergy and so that's why I think it's important that you get booked on as many UK shows as you can to launch your new website. | ||
| That's why I hope people will visit it, will spread the word about it because we need to see you rise out of the ashes like a phoenix. | ||
|
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I was on Sky No, I understand. | |
| Tell us about the radio show. | ||
| You just started it. | ||
| You've got it coming up live in about 15 minutes. | ||
| television which is a satellite TV station like CNN over here broadcast all over the world. | ||
| I'm doing a few things so I'm sitting here and reorganizing myself. | ||
| Now I understand. | ||
| Tell us about the radio show. | ||
| You just started it. | ||
| You've got it coming up live in about 15 minutes. | ||
| Tell us a little bit about what you're going to do on that show that you didn't do on the Big Brother program. | ||
|
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Well at the moment I'm just going to be talking. | |
| We don't have the facility to take calls and things live on air. | ||
| I'm going to talk to your people about how we can learn from you. | ||
| But I'm going to be sitting here. | ||
| I'm just going to be going through the newspapers. | ||
| I'm going to be referring to some of the emails that people have sent me and stuff like that. | ||
| And also, what we're probably going to do tonight is we're going to replay for the people who haven't been able to hear. | ||
| Your radio show, you and me on for the last hour, we're going to replay this on JamesWhaleRadio.com as well. | ||
| Good. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| I asked you to do that and that's a good idea. | ||
| Thanks for doing that. | ||
| But, I mean, you can't tell me that it's not wrong that they fired you. | ||
| I mean, I understand you're trying to be friendly, you're still doing a spot on international TV through the same company. | ||
| So I understand why you're trying to make nice, but they have fired you from your main job. | ||
| If three complaints from haters of free speech and lovers of that monster big brother mayor you had could do this, What about listeners contacting TalkSport and politely telling them, and what about them contacting the little control freaks at the government body and telling them that this is seen as a real attack on free speech? | ||
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Whether or not that will have any effect at all, I don't know, but if people want to do that, there are people who are organizing all sorts of campaigns, I would be... I'd be very humble for them to do that, but I think I have to now... You know, they got rid of me, I have to look towards the future, and I have to look after my own interests and try and make something out of this, Alex, like you have. | |
| Absolutely. | ||
| Anything else? | ||
| I mean, many other times you were biting your lip, where you wanted to say something, but you self-censored. | ||
| You know, just the thought of having to think about what you're going to say is censorship itself, many have found, looking at the basic psychology. | ||
| Or are you afraid that they may nail you to the cross for things you say now? | ||
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I'm not afraid whatsoever. | |
| Then engage in thought crime right now. | ||
| Tell us what James Well really thinks about Tony Blair. | ||
| What he really thinks. | ||
|
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Alright, well I've said this before, and this may have something to do with my present situation. | |
| I mean, Tony Blair was the biggest liability that this country has ever suffered. | ||
| And I've said this before on radio, I've said it in newspapers, I've said it on television. | ||
| Let me tell you, when Tony Blair came to power, because people were bored with the old Tories, and people do get bored unless the politicians connect with them, and when they forget to connect, then people get bored and they go somewhere else. | ||
| Tony Blair came in with his grinning smile, And he's lying ways and he ruined the country. | ||
| He came in with 50 billion pounds in the chest in the black and he left office with something like a hundred billion pounds in debt. | ||
| Most of it because of his ridiculous relationship with your George Bush, and the fact that they took us into this illegal war in Iraq and Afghanistan, where we are allowing our men and women to be killed, we are allowing people to spend billions of dollars and billions of pounds, which we can't afford, my friend, we cannot afford it. | ||
| And this is where it has to stop. | ||
| You know, the people of Britain, and I dare say a lot of the people in America when they learn the truth, did not want us to go to war. | ||
| They didn't see any reason why we should flatten Iraq, why we should kill so many innocent people and allow so many of our people to be killed. | ||
| Somebody has got to speak out. | ||
| It's got to stop. | ||
| And we actually have the power if we did but know it. | ||
| But if the people on the airwaves aren't allowed to ever say their views, how are the people ever going to get together? | ||
| This is designed to neutralize the people having their will heard in government. | ||
| I mean, it's that simple. | ||
|
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Yeah. | |
| I mean, you know, it's the same in America, I presume, as here, that if you are writing in a newspaper, you can say whatever you like, you can have a view on anything. | ||
| So, therefore, why is the radio and the TV, to a certain extent, different? | ||
| James, how did this go down when they called you in and fired you for your thought crime? | ||
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Well, they phoned me up and told me. | |
| They didn't call me in. | ||
| And what did they say? | ||
| How did it go? | ||
|
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Well, I just said, listen, James, very sorry, but we can't, you know, you're going to have to go. | |
| We can't accept this sort of behavior. | ||
| And that was it, really. | ||
| I mean, I said, oh, right, OK. | ||
| I was a bit shocked, I have to be honest with you. | ||
| James, we cannot accept this type of behavior. | ||
| Free speech in England, what do you think this is, a free contrary? | ||
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Run him through immediately! | |
| You have to understand that at this particular moment in time, I can't say much about that, obviously, because my lawyers are looking over it. | ||
| I understand, but is there any chance to get you back on air? | ||
| I would imagine being on the same station for close to 15 years, a huge audience has to really upset all of your fans. | ||
| Who do they replace you with? | ||
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I don't know. | |
| I mean, I think that they haven't even thought that far, and they'll replace me with somebody who is a very safe bet. | ||
| Well, what do they have on the air right now? | ||
|
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Say again? | |
| What do they have on right now? | ||
|
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I never have bothered to listen when I'm not on. | |
| If I'm not on, if I'm on holiday, I'm not one of these paranoid people who listens to see whether the guy on instead of me is any better or any worse. | ||
| No, but I mean, I would want to know at least. | ||
| I mean, they probably got somebody in there doing sewing lessons or how to play patty cake or how to lick black boots or how to worship a surveillance camera. | ||
| I mean, you now have surveillance cameras that shout orders at you. | ||
| It sounds like freedom to me, James. | ||
|
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I don't know and I don't care. | |
| If they decide that Well, I agree, but this sounds like Vladimir Putin where he fires people from private stations because he doesn't like them. | ||
| Perhaps we can come to some arrangement, we can bury the hatchet, I don't know. | ||
| But I do know that I will continue to improve the presence and improve the sort of free radio, if you like, that we can get on the Internet without interference. | ||
| Well, I agree, but this sounds like Vladimir Putin, where he fires people from private stations because he doesn't like them. | ||
| I mean, is the UK like Russia? - No. | ||
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The UK, the radio stations have no choice. | |
| They are told by this organization, Ofcom. | ||
| So it's Russia. | ||
| It is Russia. | ||
| Let's admit what it is. | ||
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Hand out the licenses to broadcast. | |
| If you don't do what we tell you, we will take your license away. | ||
| Well, that is obscene. | ||
| That needs to be abolished. | ||
| England needs to be free. | ||
| And the creatures that are running it... I mean, your establishment is totally trying to enslave you. | ||
| I mean, there's no doubt they're squeezing the peasantry. | ||
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I'm going to be living in the woods hunting with my bow and arrow just to keep myself alive for the next few months. | |
| Well, how are you doing money-wise? | ||
| I hope you get some big sponsors. | ||
| Looks like you've already got some for James Well Radio. | ||
|
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Well, at the moment it's a bit touch and go, but I hope in the next few weeks that we will be able to sign some people up and hopefully we'll get some people to support a new free form of broadcasting here in the UK. | |
| Maybe we can Maybe we can open a branch of Prison Planet UK or something. | ||
| Yes, maybe we can get the Mayor of London to give you a job as a city broadcaster. | ||
| We'll be right back with James Weld. | ||
|
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It is a big idea. | |
| A new world order. | ||
| In the near future, Earth is dominated by a powerful world government. | ||
|
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It's known as the Bilderberg Group. | |
| Could their objective be world domination? | ||
| For thousands of years, their dark order grew. | ||
| Now, as they hail the birth of the New World Order, their great dream of exterminating 80% of humanity is at hand. | ||
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Bill of Rights is making great progress toward a world government. | |
| Most people have no idea. | ||
| They're not after money. | ||
|
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They have all the money they need. | |
| They're after power. | ||
| That's what they have to do. | ||
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Wake up, Protestant America! | |
| There is an ecumenical movement now being planned to join church and state. | ||
| This confederation of evangelicals, Catholics, and Protestant denominations will form one huge political voting bloc. | ||
| Their agenda is enforcement of religious worship and morality by legislation. | ||
| Our forefathers wrote the Bill of Rights to guarantee all Americans this freedom, liberty of conscience. | ||
| History and the Bible prove to them that these two systems Church and state must be kept separate. | ||
| It must be our love of God and of country that prompts or constrains us. | ||
| This will change the character, not civil enforcement. | ||
| From history we saw that when church and state united, known as Papal Rome, religious intolerance resulted. | ||
| This union would go directly contrary to the great principles of our nation. | ||
| America and Papal Rome are uniting in this agenda. | ||
| Protestant America, awake before it is too late. | ||
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| Final segment. | ||
| We'll have to have James Whale pop back in with us the next few weeks. | ||
| For those that listen on the internet at mfowars.com, we will be rebroadcasting the full four hours of the radio show back to back as soon as it ends for all the AM and FM affiliates. | ||
| We'll be back live tomorrow, 11am to 3pm. | ||
| Central Standard Time, four hours live. | ||
| Who we have on today? | ||
| The star of the show, Jim Tucker. | ||
| Moles Inside Trilateral Commission. | ||
| Exactly what they're up to. | ||
| He's proven to be deadly accurate. | ||
| That's going to restart in about four minutes. | ||
| Then we've got David Rothkopf. | ||
| He is the head of Kissinger & Associates, top globalist, openly calling for world government. | ||
| Had him on for 30 minutes with us. | ||
| Unbelievable interview. | ||
| Then Mike Rivero. | ||
| Investigative journalist Joseph Stryzak, who was Debra Jean Palfrey, the D.C. | ||
| Madam's friend, managed the building she lived in, where she said men were after her, trying to kill her. | ||
| And guess what? | ||
| I just came in on the fax machine. | ||
| Park Lake Towers. | ||
| I have from him the letter she sent with her interest to buy the condo for $199,000, Unit 207, with her handwriting. | ||
| I happen to have her handwriting, not the contract, but the cover sheets. | ||
| And let me just tell you, it does not look like a good fake. | ||
| They say whoever did this tried to copy her handwriting, but it is not the real McCoy. | ||
| A professional copier did not do this. | ||
| Not that I'm a handwriting expert, but I've seen TV programs on it, and I'm an artist, and I know how to look at the letters, and it's not the same. | ||
| Different person, big time. | ||
| Oh man, this is really, really bad. | ||
| But it doesn't have to be that big for the population. | ||
| So, we're going to be having this scanned in up on JonesReport.com and a report on it for everybody in the next few hours. | ||
| Also, PrisonPlanet.com. | ||
| But remember, retransmission on the internet starts in about three minutes at InfoWars.com. | ||
| You'll want to tune in to hear Jim Tucker and the rest of it. | ||
| James Well, in closing, JamesWellRadio.com. | ||
| We salute you for not backing down from the censors. | ||
| And we say may you rise again, greater than ever, to defeat the enemy. | ||
| When I heard you the last few years get more hardcore against the New World Order, and the only show taking me serious in the UK, I wondered just a few weeks ago when I was on how you were still on the air. | ||
| I guess you got sacked a few days after that? | ||
|
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Well, yeah, a couple of weeks now. | |
| A couple of weeks now. | ||
| But thank you, Alex, very much indeed. | ||
| It's a pleasure to be on your program. | ||
| I love to talk to you. | ||
| I love to listen to your show. | ||
| And I'm a huge fan, as you know. | ||
| Well, we're a fan of what you're doing, we're a fan of you fighting the European Union, taking over England. | ||
| In closing, they said with the European Constitution, they promised you'd be able to vote on it, then they lied and didn't allow that. | ||
| 80 plus percent in the polls, I mean you live there, you know better than I, but most polls I see are 80 plus percent, are against the European Union. | ||
| Why are you still being sucked into it? | ||
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We have no choice. | |
| We have not been allowed to have our say. | ||
| I suppose, like everything else, if you went to the polls and you said, do you want to bring back capital punishment, which we don't have in this country, the majority of people would say yes. | ||
| If you were to say, do you want to be a member of the European Union, the majority of people would say no. | ||
| If you would say, do you want to cut the tax on fuel, the majority of people would say yes. | ||
| So I'm at a loss to know, Alex, where democracy actually is anymore. | ||
| Well, I mean, that's it. | ||
| They tax you to social engineer and destroy the middle class so they have full control, and then they order the police to not stop real criminals, but to go out and write you tickets so you beg for more police so that they can write you more tickets. | ||
| James Whale, radio show starts in about two minutes at jameswhaleradio.com. | ||
| Thank you for spending time with us. | ||
|
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Thanks a lot. | |
| Talk to you soon, Alex. | ||
| Good night, everybody. | ||
| Take care. | ||
| James, if you'd like, we'll talk for a second off air here in just a moment, but we're going to end transmission right now. | ||
| Again, if you missed any of this Power Pack show, the first hour was amazing. | ||
| The rebroadcast starts right now at infowars.com. | ||
| To John Harmon, to Billy Bob, to everybody running the show, great job. | ||
| We salute and thank you all. | ||
| Back live tomorrow, 11 to 3 p.m. | ||
| Central. | ||
| And Burmess will be sitting in tomorrow, then I'll be back. | ||
| But as I said, ladies and gentlemen, retransmission starts now in Fort Worth.com. | ||
|
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Thank you. | |
| Hey, you want to talk to the guests here? | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| See you soon, Alex. | ||
| Good night, everybody. | ||
| Take care. | ||
| James, if you'd like, we'll talk for a second off air here in just a moment. | ||
| But we're going to end transmission right now. |
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