Aug. 6, 2021 - David Icke
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| Hello and welcome to Right Now. | |
| Most of you will recall our feature on midazolam a few weeks ago. | |
| We focused on the fact that the UK government had secured a two-year supply of the end-of-life drug and had used that supply within nine months to kill vast numbers of elderly care home residents. | |
| We spoke to many people, including a man called Wayne Smith, who had lost his father to this state-sponsored murder and was researching tirelessly to expose the genocide. | |
| On the 25th of July, Wayne was found dead in his home and we've struggled to get many answers as to what happened. | |
| A doctor and a friend of Wayne, Dr Mark Jones, was able to stop the cremation which was due for the 27th and is pushing for an independent autopsy. | |
| Something really doesn't sit right here. | |
| Dr Jones will be talking to us about what he's managed to uncover later in the show. | |
| I'm all about health and I really think about what I put in my body. | |
| And I felt at times, through lockdown, because of the severe depression you get from being locked down, you've got nowhere to go and, you know, people. | |
| It doesn't matter sometimes what you think about everything that's going on. | |
| If you haven't really got a network around you that thinks a bit differently, then you are isolated. | |
| And even me and my husband at times have fallen into that trap of just being fed up You go to the fridge, you pick something out and it has to take willpower and it has to take you to say, hold on, I've got to stop this because the best prevention against me and COVID is my own body and this is what I do with my family and I say to my husband, We've got to prepare ourselves to, you know, it's going to be survival of the fittest through this and you've got to make sure that you have got a strong body to be able to survive what we've got coming. | |
| And you have got total control over this yourself. | |
| Don't forget that. | |
| So what's happened with the whole pharmaceutical industry is that they have taken the onus off the person in terms of their health and you've put the power and the control in somebody else's hands so you think that okay if I want to be healthy I have to go and see my GP I have to go and see a doctor and they've got to give me a prescription in order to be well but actually you've got the control right there at home and we have forgotten that we have our own Innate healing systems in the body that actually work really well given the right environment. | |
| And number one, the greatest influence that you have is what food you put in your mouth. | |
| I mean, you know, if they've died from a gunshot wound or a stabbing, that's obvious. | |
| I can see that. There's blood everywhere. | |
| Do you know what I mean? So the idea that then you can just say it's a respiratory illness, but say without an autopsy, that seems suspicious to me. | |
| I don't understand that. | |
| And that's where we have a problem at the moment with the coroners. | |
| They have a very difficult job. | |
| And the problem I have had, and many others have had, is coroners are not doing their job. | |
| They may be underpaid or under-resourced, but just slapping a label on it saying you died of COVID is not good enough. | |
| We find, as we investigate a lot of these deaths in nursing homes, the process of understanding how they died Is clearly open to abuse. | |
| With my own mother, she was, I bring it up, she was murdered. | |
| And I watched a whole level of organised corruption trying to cover up her death. | |
| And it's not just me. | |
| I've found other cases which are just shocking because we depend on the coroner, the police to do proper investigations and it isn't being done. | |
| The focus has gone away from the residents and now it's more on the staff in the sense of the vaccine mandates and stuff. | |
| I mean, how is that for staff? | |
| Are staff fighting it or are they generally just saying, well, it's part of what I've got to do? | |
| Well, as far as I know, some are fighting it, but a lot have given in. | |
| When the PCR tests arrive into the home, we were told that we had to have them And we were having them three times a week, and they were brutal. | |
| The residents didn't like having them, and especially the residents with dementia. | |
| I witnessed residents being held down by carers so they could do the PCR tests on them. | |
| And we were told this was in the best interest of the residents. | |
| Now, I physically couldn't do that. | |
| There was no way I could do that. | |
| I questioned it. I wondered why they would have to have it done. | |
| My manager said, you know, it's necessary. | |
| It needs to be done. We need to keep the virus out of the home. | |
| So we all had the PCR test three times a week. | |
| It was pretty brutal. | |
| They were heavy handed with it. | |
| Nosebleeds, bad throats. | |
| It was pretty tough for all. | |
| And like yourself, what you're saying there, this sends out a clear message to people that there will be career consequences for you if you don't do what you're told and avoid the independent media. | |
| Of course, the worst of that is you hit the nail on the head there. | |
| Pretty soon there won't be any careers. | |
| I'll tell you where I think this is going guys. | |
| And I've known you for years and I've known your family for years. | |
| And not that you've ever needed me to promote your content. | |
| You never did need me to do it. | |
| But I do because you've never peddled fear. | |
| You've never peddled fear porn in your life. | |
| You talk to people with an alternative point of view. | |
| And I gave that preamble because I tell you where I think this is going and why their careers ultimately are worthless. | |
| This is going to a place within the next couple of years where they'll knock on your door and they'll ask you to come with them that, look, enough of your silliness now. | |
| Come quietly, be a good person. | |
| You're going to have your shot. | |
| And I know that sounds absolutely insane. | |
| I know it sounds terrifying. | |
| But listening to de Blasio in New York City, listening to Johnson, listening to them yesterday talking about jabbing 16 and 17 year olds and then moving down to the 12 year olds, the inevitable conclusion of this program is that at some stage in the next few years, they send a health worker and a constable around to the Refuse Nick's house to say, look, we can't put up with it anymore. | |
| You're a danger. It doesn't matter. | |
| You've got to come with us. And I say that to anybody who says, because I get it all the time. | |
| I'd like to come on, Richie. | |
| You know, it seems like a nice radio show. | |
| It seems like you're a decent bloke, but I'll be hammered for coming on with you. | |
| And I think you silly person. | |
| You've got a very high profile. | |
| You might turn one or two heads. | |
| Why don't you use the platform? | |
| And like you said, Gaz, that career is not going to be there in a couple of years anyway. | |
| It's so messed up. | |
| The media have had a go at you over there, obviously. | |
| It's what they're there to do. But on the streets, is the tide turning? | |
| Because I'm thinking, if I was in Australia, and even if you believe all the narrative, you've got this number of deaths, this number of cases, and all of a sudden you're in a position where you've got the military knocking on doors, you've got helicopters barking orders at you, people must surely be thinking, this doesn't make sense. | |
| Is that what's happening? The thing is, like, I actually don't know. | |
| I mean, I went to my own local garden centre last week without my mask because I'm exempt from wearing a mask. | |
| But they called the police on me. | |
| They wanted to see my mask exemption and I told them, no, that's not part of the rules. | |
| You don't need to see it. | |
| So I left, but they called the police. | |
| They obviously took my number plate and the police turned up at my house to find out, you know, why was I not wearing a mask? | |
| So things like that are happening. | |
| I don't see the tide turning. | |
| People are really hijacked. | |
| Their minds are hijacked. | |
| They couldn't see family. | |
| All they had was the staff. | |
| We had masks on and visors at one point and aprons and gloves. | |
| There was no human contact. | |
| They wanted a hug. | |
| They wanted to be told it was going to be all right. | |
| Me, I used to take my mask off and everything and sit with them and got into trouble many times for that, but they needed that contact. | |
| Of course they do, yeah. You get in trouble for having a heart. | |
| That's the sort of world we live in now. | |
| Well, yeah, I'm afraid I did on many, many occasions. | |
| I mean, there was... We had an iPad, which we were able to take round. | |
| Now, they're not used to all the technology, you know, stuff. | |
| But once they saw their family members on the screen, they wanted to touch them. | |
| They were trying to kiss the screen. | |
| You know, it was heartbreaking to see. | |
| And the worst thing was to... | |
| Hold the iPad while someone was passing away so their family could see them go because they weren't allowed in. | |
| Yes. I can't get my head around that. | |
| How that can be allowed to happen in a civilised world. | |
| Yeah. I mean, that image will stay with me. | |
| You know, I was crying as well because this poor lady all she wanted was a family with her and they could see her on an iPad and it wasn't very big. | |
| No, it's not right. | |
| And I just hope, not that it makes it any better or it makes it right, but there will be some justice served at some point in the future for the people that are complicit in all this. | |
| If we think what we've all been doing over the last 18 months, we've lived a life indoors. | |
| Vitamin D has been shown and proved to be integral for your immune system. | |
| So what vitamin D does, and predominantly we get that from sunlight, is help to regulate our immune response. | |
| And in studies, it's actually been shown that 90% of COVID cases actually have vitamin D deficiency. | |
| And this is where we start to see this cytokine storm happening. | |
| Because the immune system has lost the ability to regulate and vitamin D regulates the immune response. | |
| And then if we go back to the kebabs for jabs scenario and ice screens for jabs scenario, then we are ignoring Probably the biggest epidemic in human history, which is diabetes, which is on the rise. | |
| More than one million people a year are being diagnosed with diabetes. | |
| It is a very, very difficult decision to make because I think ultimately we're all brought up believing that our government cares about us. | |
| You know, so there are so many people who say, well, you know, they wouldn't do that. | |
| If it was harmful, they wouldn't be issuing this this injection. | |
| But I know the truth and in my in my path on this, on the research that I've done in the last 10, 11 years, I've come to find that actually there is a lot of risk associated with vaccination. | |
| It's the biggest elephant in every room. | |
| And as a parent, If something doesn't feel right, trust your gut because it's probably not right. | |
| And unfortunately, you know, I've got nothing to lose anymore but so many other people have and I just don't ever want any other parent to experience what we've experienced and now what we have to live with every single day. | |
| You can't unvaccinate. | |
| Twitter has taken on Orwell's Ministry of Truth, Twitter and Facebook, because they've got billions of users. | |
| And if anybody has read 1984, they will know that the Ministry of Truth in the world, in the fictional world, doesn't disperse truth. | |
| It's a misnomer. In fact, it just puts out propaganda and lies. | |
| And I think Twitter has taken on that mantle. | |
| It also is responsible, I think, these days for Newspeak, again, an Orwell creation. | |
| You know, words and phrases that don't make any sense. | |
| And those words and phrases, they reduce very complex issues to a few simple phrases or absolutes, like transphobia, you know, like fake news. | |
| These things don't really mean anything. | |
| And what they do is they eliminate any real debate. | |
| The trans issues, not to be going down this road, but it's a very complex issue with lots of different opinions and lots of different feelings on it. | |
| But what Twitter and Facebook reduces it to It's binary choice. | |
| You're either with it or you're against it. | |
| And I think that's what it's become. | |
| I think it is the embodiment these days of Orwell's Ministry of Truth. | |
| It needs to be properly investigated and with Wayne, he was upsetting people because he was looking where the money was and I had a long conversation with him and he was like, many of us, we are targeted. | |
| We have people going and trying to destroy our lives. | |
| Or in my case, trashed my mother's home to try and send me a warning. | |
| Do not investigate. | |
| And you have stories in the newspapers of people who are whistleblowers. | |
| And this country treats whistleblowers in a way which is appalling. | |
| They are removed from their jobs. | |
| Everything's done to destroy them. | |
| And it's also done at a personal level. | |
| Alfie was born on the 14th of September 2007, a healthy nine pound baby. | |
| And yeah, as a first time mum, I followed the advice to have him vaccinated. | |
| I wasn't really aware of any particular vaccine damage at that stage. | |
| And yeah, I went and had him vaccinated against the MMR. and he after the 10 days he started to develop symptoms where he wouldn't eat he was crying all the time an uncontrollable crying and the doctors didn't want to know and said that it was perfectly normal and to give him some cowpole and he should be over it within a few days We phoned up the doctors again on day 10. | |
| He was really poorly. | |
| They said again, just put him to bed and if he's not any better tomorrow, you can bring him down to the surgery. | |
| I found him dead half an hour later. | |
| He stopped breathing and yeah, it's obviously very horrific. | |
| So yeah, that's our story and it just sent me on a path of Researching and trying to find out whether was I the one in the million? | |
| Was Alfie the one in the million that they kept talking about? | |
| It's very, very rare. And unfortunately, it's not rare. | |
| And what I actually found was there were many, many parents who had suffered a loss and some permanent damage with regards to the MMI in particular. | |
| And that's at the time when all of the Andrew Wakefield stuff was coming out. | |
| That self-censorship is already there, and I find it staggering at the minute, where we're literally, as a species, we're in the end times in the fact that we've got a fork now in the road, it's a make a choice, that you're still trying to maintain that bit of career rather than actually saying, no, we're in war. It's extraordinary, isn't it? | |
| How many people would have seen this show and see how good it looks and how good a presenter you are and say, well I can't go on there now because Garris has had a guy on who said this or he's had a woman on who said that. | |
| It's amazing. I remember earlier this year Desmond Swain, last year the Tory MP, came on my radio show and I always tailor, you know, the way I Approach guys like that. | |
| You don't want to scare them off. | |
| But he was good and he talked about his concerns about mandatory vaccination, his concerns about totalitarianism. |
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