Dec. 9, 2022 - David Icke
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| In yet more confirmation, not that it was needed, that we're in a war with forces darker | |
| than most can imagine. | |
| The MRHA, the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency in the UK, have just approved the COVID cocktail for infants of six months old and upwards. | |
| Now, at this point, the MRHA aren't regulating anything. | |
| They're just a conduit for big pharma to get products through government and into your toddler's arms. | |
| They claim it's met their standards of safety, quality and effectiveness, when of course it's done no such thing. | |
| The evidence to the contrary is overwhelming. | |
| It's growing. | |
| The complicit mainstream media bobbleheads might not tell you, but open your eyes for God's sake. | |
| You don't need the Weather Channel to tell you it's raining. | |
| Just look outside. | |
| Now, even the most ardent branch Covidian cultists, with all the flags and all the pronouns on display, they must know that there's no scientific reason for this. | |
| Even if you fall on hook, line and sinker for the state narrative, there's no state of emergency, and there never was. | |
| Those that would rule over us have been coming for the children for some time now, whether it's by sexualizing them, terrifying them, muzzling them up, isolating them from their peers and decimating their mental health. | |
| The attack on children is very real and it's very sinister. | |
| But now they've gone one step further and it's time for parents to stand up. | |
| This is the hill, because if you're not willing to die on this hill, there isn't another one coming around the corner. | |
| But will parents stand up? | |
| Some will, and I sincerely hope that most will. | |
| But my faith in the masses is waning of late. | |
| The people are being squeezed from every angle. | |
| The cost of surviving is more than many can afford. | |
| But where's the rebellion? | |
| Where are the masses on the streets? | |
| Why isn't Parliament Square teeming with protesters? | |
| Now, I understand that people are tired after the last three years, but the war is raging on and now is not the time to take a breather, especially with this latest government announcement. | |
| People will take to the streets if their football team loses to a dodgy penalty, but if the state destroys their ability to survive or targets their children, meh. | |
| It's infuriating. | |
| It's disheartening. | |
| But I'm open to being proved wrong. | |
| I'm open to the idea that the people will come together, from all backgrounds, all beliefs, all sexualities, political persuasions, to unite against our common enemy. | |
| I'm very much open to that, in fact. | |
| Because trust me, if you aren't part of this tiny less than 1% clique that's destroying humanity, then we have the same enemy. | |
| Time is right now. | |
| Dr. David Nixon is a GP with over 25 years experience from Brisbane, Australia. | |
| Dr. Nixon hit the headlines in his home country and further afield when he attempted to find out exactly what was in the Pfizer COVID vaccine. | |
| He simply didn't trust it, and with good, good reason. | |
| Dr. Nixon, welcome to Right Now. | |
| What was it, what was it that made you go, you know what, I don't trust this, I need to find out what's in this? | |
| Well, when I was at med school in Otago University in Dunedin, there was that sign on the wall that used to say, it said, for everyone's sake, made for not doing, tender made for not looking. | |
| And I certainly had a degree of discomfort, which made me want to look. | |
| So when you looked under the, I guess it was a microscope, a very intense microscope, so I'm not a professional in this sense, but what did you find that was alarming? | |
| Well I think probably the easiest thing given the time frame is to actually show you what I saw. | |
| So this is a dark field microscope, which is a fairly standard optical microscope with a special condenser. | |
| And this is a sample of Pfizer vaccine that I placed on the slide four months ago. | |
| And as you'll see, it's produced some rather remarkable square objects. | |
| You know I can zoom in a little bit on this and we can get a close look. | |
| What are they? | |
| Well it's a good question. | |
| I mean I know but I think they are. | |
| What do you think they are? | |
| I think it's microcircuitry. | |
| Right, it is extraordinary because they are perfect rectangles aren't they? | |
| When you looked, because I believe you looked under the microscope at the other sort of brands, the other vaccine brands, what did you find when you looked at say Moderna or AstraZeneca or the others? | |
| I haven't looked at AstraZeneca although I've had colleagues that have looked at it and have found some abnormalities and I've had a look at Moderna and I've found Unusual looking rod structures and a few crystals, but nothing as dramatic as what I see in the Pfizer vaccine. | |
| That is extraordinary, because I'm still looking at that screen now, and they are just perfect rectangle shapes, almost like just shards of metal. | |
| Great. | |
| And they just get increasingly more interesting, you know? | |
| That is extraordinary. | |
| Look at that. | |
| I mean, that looks like a microchip. | |
| It does. | |
| So that's why I'm saying there's chips in the vaccine, because that's what I'm saying. | |
| So what are other people within the medical establishment saying then? | |
| Because you're taking this to them, and what's their view on it? | |
| Because, you know, obviously I'm not a medical professional, never claimed to be, but I'm looking at that now, and that's extraordinary. | |
| Well, I've certainly got a few mentor colleagues and engineers who understand where the technology is at and they're comfortable with saying that this is microtech. | |
| So I saw an article in the mainstream media which was talking about what you'd found. | |
| I believe the article was called What's in the Shots? | |
| What are the media saying about this? | |
| Because I'm looking at this and this should be front page news. | |
| Every laboratory across the world should be taking vial after vial after vial and looking at it in this way. | |
| They should, but they're not. | |
| And we know that mainstream media are obviously not doing a lot of things at the moment. | |
| This structure here, this ribbon-like structure, is very similar to some of the structures that we actually see in the blood. | |
| And these have been reported by La Quinta Columna in Spain and also other people around the world. | |
| How many vials have you looked at? | |
| Because I'm assuming, so you have the plate there on the microscope, you take the vial, you put the contents on it. | |
| Are you seeing this with all of them? | |
| Or have you just tested just one? | |
| I've been through about four vials. | |
| Most of the vials we had access to were from one batch, one particular batch. | |
| But what I'm showing here has been looked identical to what La Quinta Columna released today. | |
| Same sort of structures and very similar to what Matt Taylor in Ecuador has shown and colleagues in other parts of the world including New Zealand. | |
| As a medical professional, what have you seen in terms of adverse reactions? | |
| Because this can't be, you know, whatever people want to believe in terms of, you know, microchips and all that kind of stuff. | |
| You know, some people might not want to go that far in terms of, you know, down the rabbit hole that far. | |
| But I'm looking at those structures thinking, I don't see how that can be good going in the human body anyway, irrespective of what they are. | |
| You know, what's your view on that? | |
| I've certainly seen significant adverse reactions, as a lot of my colleagues have, and a lot of neurological problems, but also heart attacks and strokes, and an increased rate of cancer, and certainly episodes of sudden, unexpected sudden death. | |
| Yeah, that's extraordinary. | |
| That's extraordinary. | |
| So what I can do here is I can change the condenser underneath and put a standard optical condenser in here. | |
| Oh my goodness! | |
| Okay, that looks completely different. | |
| So this gives us a more conventional view. | |
| But in a lot of ways this looks even less like Something that's normal. | |
| No, that's not natural. | |
| There's nothing natural about that. | |
| I'm looking at kind of different rectangles within that, like, that look like almost little circuits. | |
| How clear those rectangles are, there's also a three-dimensional aspect. | |
| And one of the things I'm working with Matt Taylor and Shimon Yianovitz on with Trying to figure out what these doughnut structures are all about. | |
| So, under the lights that we were looking at before, the bright white lights, there's always one of these doughnut structures and it's usually inside a rectangle. | |
| We don't know what they do, but again, it's not unnatural. | |
| I'm looking phenomenal, it's all. | |
| It's extraordinary. | |
| Well, what do you see happening, you know, a year from now, say, maybe two years from now, three years from now, as they're pushing out more and more of these shots into people? | |
| You know, I'm looking at that and I'm thinking, you give me one shot of that, with all that's in it, which doesn't appear natural at all, that's not going to do me any good. | |
| You stick in another shot, and another shot, and another shot, and all of a sudden, these structures, whatever they are, are accumulating within my body. | |
| That can't be a good thing. | |
| No, it can't be a good thing. | |
| We obviously need to not comply with vaccinations. | |
| Oh, absolutely. | |
| Why don't you tell me that, be honest. | |
| I can't even catch up. | |
| I can't even catch up now, to be fair. | |
| Mate, they're so far ahead. | |
| I think they're at five and six in some places. | |
| I'll never catch up, so it's not even worth trying. | |
| But thank you so much again for joining us, Dr. Nixon. |
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