Aug. 2, 2019 - David Icke
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| Hello! I'm here to say a few words about my new book, The Trigger, which I'm calling, I say with very good reason, the most controversial book of modern times and, well, back from modern times, probably. Why do I say that? | |
| Because it's not just the content, but the environment in which it is published. | |
| An environment that Of hysterical censorship and abuse for anyone that challenges the official story of anything. | |
| And this challenges not only the official story of 9-11, which is frankly a joke. | |
| It also exposes who really did it. | |
| And it wasn't 19 hijackers. | |
| Who struggled with flying one-engine Cessnas, who suddenly manifested the ability to fly wide-bodied jets and big commercial jets in ways that professional pilots say even they would struggle to do. | |
| How many people who believe the official story of 9-11 know that Hany Hengor, the pilot Who performed a near miraculous, many professional pilots say beyond miraculous, 270 degree turn to, according to the official story, fly a plane into the Pentagon, was denied the right six weeks earlier to rent a one engine plane. | |
| Because he was so bloody useless as a pilot. | |
| And dangerous. | |
| The official story of 9-11 is absolutely littered. | |
| It's awash with such ludicrous claims to what really happened. | |
| But the book's not just about what didn't happen. | |
| It's basically two books in one. | |
| The first half demolishes the official story of 9-11, on which, of course, so much has been justified in terms of the, quote, war on terror, with all the horrors that have come with that. | |
| The second half of the book tells an amazing story, which leads up to who and what was really behind 9-11. | |
| And it certainly wasn't 19 incompetent hijackers. | |
| The book's ready for pre-order now, and those that do pre-order will get the book ahead of the official publication date on September the 11th. | |
| But pre-order is more important with this book than any other, because when this comes out, And the mainstream system sees what's in it. | |
| I don't know what's going to happen. | |
| And I've written it and published it anyway, because if we're going to protect what's left of freedom and drive back this Orwellian nightmare that's unfolding, Then we have to put consequences aside. | |
| Because if we're thinking consequences all the time, if I do that, what about me? | |
| Then fear of the consequences will just drive people, and it is doing, into silence. | |
| And then the psychopaths get free reign and control of information. | |
| So I don't think about consequences. | |
| I come from a simple perspective. | |
| Do I believe it's right? | |
| Can I justify it with factual information? | |
| And if I can, well, have some of this then. | |
| Because fear of the consequences are not going to get in my way. | |
| So this is the book, The Trigger, subtitled The Lie That Changed the World Who Really Did It and Why. | |
| And yes, it's about 9-11, but not only 9-11, nothing like only 9-11, because those who were behind that horror that September morning are the ones that are controlling your life now. | |
| And so yes, 9-11 is a central theme but only a theme. | |
| There's so much more to it and that's what makes it the most controversial book of modern times or perhaps almost any other era given the environment of censorship and oppression in which it is published. |
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