July 30, 2019 - David Icke
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| Thanks for watching. | |
| But how about that chair that you're sitting in isn't solid? | |
| How weird is that? | |
| This reality is nothing like we think it is. | |
| When I saw what Ike is doing, I was a bit jealous of him. | |
| I was like, wow, look at what this guy is doing. | |
| I don't know if anybody else could do it but him, actually. | |
| We are in a period now where speaking your truth is not just important, it's utterly crucial to where humanity goes from here. | |
| The world needs renegades. | |
| So you talked about phony commissions. | |
| Perhaps the phoniest investigation in the last century, one of them, was the investigation into the JFK assassination. | |
| Who do you think killed JFK and why? | |
| Well, he was doing a few things at the time. | |
| He wanted to break the CIA up into a thousand pieces. | |
| He was resisting a number of areas that this cabal agenda wanted to happen. | |
| He was resistant to the escalation of the Vietnam War. | |
| What happened when Lyndon Johnson came in as a result of the assassination is he reversed everything that Kenny was doing. | |
| Of course, that's when the Vietnam War exploded with Johnson. | |
| And again, the story Was classic. | |
| It was 9-11, really. | |
| Bin Laden did it. | |
| Because the moment that basically it happened, the villain was named, Lee Alvy Oswald. | |
| And, you know, there was a wonderful, wonderful comedian from the southern states of America called Bill Hicks. | |
| He did some amazing stuff. | |
| And he used to do 9-11. | |
| Unfortunately, Bill died at the age of, I think it was 33. | |
| Great loss. And he said, you know, he said, you know, in the book depository building in Dealey Plaza, he said, they've got the window. | |
| Exactly as it was. | |
| It's like a museum thing. | |
| Exactly as it was when Kennedy was shot. | |
| And it's right down to every perfect detail because Oswald's not there. | |
| All right? And you look at the Zabruda film, which was taken by Abraham Zabruda on one of the early cine cameras. | |
| And it's basically the only film of the assassination. | |
| And Kennedy gets hit in the forehead. | |
| And his head goes back. | |
| And he's supposed to have been shot by Lee Harvey Oswald over there, right? | |
| So unless they had U-turned bullets... | |
| It's impossible. | |
| But they had the patsy. | |
| And therefore, and of course, you look at Timothy McVeigh, who was the patsy for the Oklahoma bombing. | |
| I mean, that's another ludicrous story that doesn't stand up. | |
| He was U.S. military. | |
| Yeah. And then you had Lee R.B. Oswald. | |
| He was connected to the CIA. And you see, and I would say a lot of this comes down as well to at least some of the so-called 9-11 hijackers. | |
| If you control people, you put them in the wrong place for their point of view, the right place for your point of view, at the right time, but they think they're there for another reason. | |
| And so when what happens happens, and they didn't know it was going to happen, you now have your patsy in the right place at the right time to pin the blame on them, right? | |
| So with Timothy McVeigh and Oklahoma, he's supposed to have turned up in a rider truck with a bomb and put it outside the building and it blew the building up. | |
| Not according to building experts, it didn't. | |
| But anyway, according to the FBI, it did, which is quite another thing. | |
| But he was supposed to be casing the joint for like weeks before, because he was targeting the Brewer of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms group that, according to the official story, he blamed for Waco two years before. | |
| Well, if you're going to target them, Then, when you can park the truck right next to where they are in the building, and you park it instead on the opposite side of the building, and that when the bomb went off, there was not one uniformed member of the alcohol tobacco and firearms in the building, but the bomb squad was around the building hours before, as the parents who brought their children to the daycare centre in the building, never to see them alive again, saw. | |
| He was casing the joint for weeks, but when he came in to Oklahoma in the rider truck supposedly with the bomb He pulls over to a gas station to ask the way to the Murrah building All right, this guy's been casing it He's he's put in the right place the wrong place from his point of view at the right time to be blamed for it This is what happened same with with with Lee Harvey Oswald and in the end For whatever reason, they wanted Kennedy gone. | |
| Part of it, I think, was pushing back against their agenda to an extent. | |
| There's probably deeper reasons, and you can't get into it now, but these people do carry out sacrificial sacrifices according to their satanic ritual law in plain sight. | |
| We see them on the news as a disaster or an assassination. | |
| But in a book called The Biggest Secret, which I wrote and published in 1998, I go into Diana's murder and Kennedy assassination. | |
| And I show the esoteric ritual nature of both. | |
| So that's another point about it too. | |
| Everything to them is a ritual. | |
| Watching the Kennedy assassination video, it's almost like one bullet goes in, he goes back, and his head goes forward as well. | |
| It's as if he's being triangulated by snipers shooting from different directions. | |
| It was your work that turned me on to the work of Jim Mars. | |
| Jim Mars, yeah. Fantastic research done there. | |
| No longer with us, unfortunately. Yeah, God bless Jim. | |
| So reading his work, was it E. Howard Hunt? | |
| There's a video of him on his deathbed saying he was the head of the HIT team that day. | |
| And also Barry Seal's wife, ex-wife, said that Barry Seal was the getaway pilot for the HIT team. | |
| Absolutely. Because, you know, Barry Seal, of course, who ran drugs, flew drugs for the Bushes and the Clintons, Which was part of the CIA drug running operation. | |
| For people who haven't come across this, they run drugs, not least to raise the money to spend on their covert projects, which therefore does not have a government money trail that can be uncovered. | |
| Because they externally fund it. | |
| And I've written a book on that called American Made, about the Clinton, Bush, bringing in the cocaine, finance the war with the Contras, Maine, Arkansas. | |
| Link to that book is in the description box below the video as well. | |
| Yeah, and there are a number of researchers who pointed to George H.W. Bush being in Dallas that day. | |
| And that would fit with Barry Seal because, of course, they were working together. | |
| But you look at Jim Garrison, the District Attorney, who's the only person who's ever brought anyone to trial over the Kennedy assassination, a bloke called Clay Shaw. | |
| And Clay Shaw was... | |
| Actually, he worked with Churchill during the war, Clay Shaw. | |
| And he was connected to all these nefarious secret society, inner fed, what we now call deep state organizations. | |
| And the basic reason that Clay Shaw got off was because key witnesses had this unfortunate habit of dying before they could give evidence. | |
| So it was classic. | |
| I mean, when you think about it, You know, it was such a rush. | |
| They kill him. They get him in a plane. | |
| They get him to Washington where they've got control of it. | |
| Johnson becomes president on the plane and then transforms everything that Kennedy did, including pushing us into a grotesque Vietnam War. | |
| So it was to get rid of him so that someone else could come in. | |
| Because, I mean... Lyndon Johnson I mean I mean to call a US president a crook I mean people anyone who knows anything will go yeah and but this guy is a real crook I mean he really was he was desperately crooked Lyndon Johnson and was completely owned by this cabal so Jack Ruby he didn't last long either did he well this is a classic You had, with the Kennedy assassination, a patsy who very quickly sussed he was a patsy and actually said it. | |
| You remember, on the film. Like a deer in the headlights. | |
| Yeah, he's on the film. | |
| He's on the film. He's outside the police station, something like that. | |
| And the oppressor there and all that stuff. | |
| And he shouted, I'm a patsy, i.e. | |
| I'm someone who's been set up to take the blame. | |
| And so they were going to bring him to court. | |
| Worst nightmare. What's he going to say? | |
| So we'll take him. | |
| We'll take him through this man who's said to have killed the president, who's kind of everyone wants to strangle him, even though he didn't do it. | |
| So what we'll do, we'll take him through a public area in an underground car park. | |
| And we'll have Jack Ruby, who's one of ours. | |
| Bang! Gone! | |
| No trial! | |
| Job done! And then you have the Warren Commission looking into it, which was full of crooks, and a number of people are actually involved in the assassination. | |
| This is how it... Did I mention the 9-11 Commission? | |
| Did I mention 9-11? | |
| Because it's a repeating pattern. | |
| You know, if it works, then keep doing it. | |
| How long did Jack stay alive after that? | |
| Well, they put him in jail, and then he kind of just... | |
| He kind of just disappeared from the news, so who knows what happened to him. | |
| But he was one of their lads. | |
| Yeah, because hundreds died around that, didn't they? |
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