Aug. 8, 2022 - David Icke
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| You know, you look around and you see objects and you see apparently empty space between them. | |
| It's not empty space between them. | |
| Waveform vibrating energy, consciousness, information. | |
| It's like a cosmic Wi-Fi. | |
| Very, very same principle. | |
| And if you can control the field, as I call it, which we're constantly interacting with, then you can massively impact Upon the nature, the perceptions, the emotional and mental states of the population. | |
| If you want to control all the fish at the same time, you don't go for the individual fish, you go for the sea in which they all swim. | |
| Exactly again, the same principle. | |
| So what we're seeing with this 5G and 6G, 7G plan to come, And other means, one of which I'm going to come to in a story from this week, is the technological vibrational frequency imposition upon the field from low-orbit satellites being put up there by the thousand now, by people like Elon Musk, and by these towers everywhere. | |
| Because if they can change the nature of the The energetic sea in which we're living, they can impact upon the nature of us. | |
| That's the idea. And that is a foundation of this place and the reason for its existence. | |
| Concern erupts over portals, particles, and the Large Hadron Collider. | |
| This, of course, is CERN. Ten years after the European Organization for Nuclear Research, or CERN, discovered the Higgs boson god particle, so they tell us, their Large Hadron Collider, LHC, Started smashing protons together at unprecedented energy levels. | |
| Their quest is to reveal more secrets about how the universe works. | |
| Well, the thing to know immediately is that the inner core already knows a hell of a lot more about how the universe works than they want us to know. | |
| And a lot of these other scientists who come and go at CERN They only know part of the story. | |
| They're still looking for the Higgs boson particle, or whatever they call it, instead of realizing what CERN is really there to do. | |
| The world's largest and most powerful particle collider occupies a circular underground tunnel nearly 17 miles on the Swiss-French border. | |
| The collider, which is buried 574 feet underground and features 145,000 miles of cable, was started back up in April 2022 after a three-year break for upgrades In preparation for the third run. | |
| On July the 5th, CERN started a brand new experiment whereupon the Collider started running around the clock collecting data and doing other things, no doubt. | |
| The data collection effort will continue for the next four years at a record energy of 13.6 trillion electron volts. | |
| Slightly higher than in run two, which reached 13. | |
| And CERN will then stop again for three years and fire up once more in 2029, which is just before this key year for massive, massive transformation, which keeps coming up, which is 2030. | |
| The collider has cost $9.2 billion to build so far. | |
| And the process works by activating two beams of protons, particles in the nucleus of an atom, that travel in opposite directions at 99% the speed of light around the 60 mile ring. | |
| The resulting particle collisions will be recorded and analyzed by thousands of scientists As part of a raft of experiments. | |
| We aim to be delivering 1.6 billion proton-proton collisions per second, said CERN's head of accelerators and technology, Mike Lamont. | |
| If particles are smashing into each other, almost at the speed of light, does that change the space-time continuum as we know it? | |
| The article asks. | |
| Now, according to CERN, the Collider opened for business in 2009, but CERN's history goes back much further than that. | |
| CERN, their logo is said to symbolize 666, was founded in 1954 and involves 20 member countries, more than 100 nationalities, and 9,000 scientists. | |
| CERN is responsible for a series of groundbreaking discoveries, including weak neutral currents, light neutrinos, and the W and Z bosons. | |
| And while most don't know this, the World Wide Web was invented by British scientist Tim Berners-Lee in 1989 while working at CERN. And, of course, the Internet... | |
| Which was just discovered by accident, by chances at CERN, is the very foundation of the planned smart grid human control system. | |
| So when you look at some of those figures and the scale of interference with the field, the waveform particle field, That is our reality. | |
| Then the potential for changing it and manipulating it is absolutely, obviously fundamental. | |
| And that is what CERN is really about. | |
| the rest is just the window dressing to hide the real reason for its existence. | |
| Welcome home my friend. | |
| Stage one you create a problem. | |
| It could be a manufactured virus. | |
| You want a reaction and you want them to either say do something or you want them to accept what the authorities suggest must be done. | |
| So one of the agendas is to massively cull the population. | |
| They want to reduce the numbers. |
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