Dec. 16, 2022 - David Icke
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| Thanks for watching. | |
| Or rather, they weren't. | |
| Not really. | |
| They didn't tell us anything we didn't already know. | |
| Cult fronts calling themselves anti-hate groups have been lobbying social media companies, having clandestine meetings to have different voices banned for years. | |
| We know this because they brag about it. | |
| They can't help themselves. | |
| Mark Zuckerberg even admitted they buried the Hunter Biden laptop story in the lead up to the election. | |
| He admitted that on Joe Rogan, a podcast with millions and millions and millions of listeners, so not exactly hiding it. Now it could have | |
| changed the result of the election if it had been allowed to go public, although I don't know how | |
| many of Biden's eventual voters would have actually seen the story given they were already | |
| dead. But in all seriousness, almost everyone on the right side of politics knew that | |
| they were being censored, they were being shadow banned and suspended left, right and center. | |
| They didn't need a file release to tell them that. And almost everyone on the left of | |
| politics kind of agrees with silencing their opponents, so they're not going to be | |
| outraged by it. | |
| In fact, they're probably more outraged at the idea it may stop. | |
| They come from the, my views are correct, so if yours don't align with mine, then yours are wrong. | |
| And if they're wrong, they shouldn't be given a platform. | |
| School of thought. | |
| It's a position that means nothing can ever get better. | |
| No one can ever see things from the other side. | |
| Quite literally. | |
| Now, the game of life is played in the shades of grey, but only the black and white seem to matter now. | |
| That's intentional, of course. | |
| Keep people focused on the very small bits they don't have in common. | |
| That'll keep them scrapping. | |
| Now, despite the wailing tears of the Biden-loving Alphabetti Spaghetti, they attack Elon Musk daily at the moment for turning Twitter into a cesspit while still using the platform. | |
| Just how much has it actually changed? | |
| Now, many of the major accounts suspended for COVID misinformation that later became COVID fact, of course, remain suspended. | |
| And those that spread the then-approved COVID facts that later turned out to be COVID misinformation, they're still there. | |
| Comedian Craig Campbell and Liberty Forum founder Matt Gubber, they had their accounts deleted in just the last few days. | |
| So how free is the bird? | |
| Because it's still looking pretty caged. | |
| Welcome to Right Now. | |
| What caused the first wave of deaths back in March and April 2020? | |
| Now, we're told it was a brand new virus that came out of a wet market in China, but few people actually believe that anymore. | |
| The evidence to the contrary is overwhelming. | |
| Now, we exposed the use of the end-of-life drug midazolam in our midazolam special way back in 2021. | |
| We spoke to several relatives of those killed by hospital protocols on both sides of the Atlantic. | |
| Now, since then, the stories have kept coming, and the magnitude of state-sponsored murder is truly extraordinary. | |
| As a result, it takes a lot to shock me, but shock me, this story did. | |
| Elena Vlaika's husband was another victim of the health service, but what they did to her husband Stuart seems to take the heartlessness to the next level. | |
| Elena, thank you so much for coming on to Right Now. | |
| Could you just explain to our viewers exactly what happened to Stuart while he was in hospital? | |
| So, Stuart was admitted with Sjomasser's breath on 26th of October, 26th of the 10th, 2021. | |
| He was, in my opinion, he had a chest infection, so he was admitted with Sjomasser's breath. | |
| He had a PCR test done, and come back negative. | |
| They have done another one which come back positive. | |
| So he was immediately put on oxygen and I had a telephone call from A&E. | |
| They want to intubate him and I said no, no intubation, no midazolam because you're gonna kill him until tomorrow morning. | |
| So they send him on a respiratory ward in Cornwall here, Cornwall Hospital, and he was seen by the medical team next day there, and immediately the doctors there, one particular doctor put him on end-of-life, fast-track end-of-life, fast-track end-of-life pathway. | |
| That means the relatives or the patient has nothing to say, regarding the care and whatever medication the doctor is administrating him. | |
| So he was started on midazolam and morphine in the 27th already. | |
| 26 was admitted, 27 they already started on midazolam and morphine. | |
| All his chronic medication was stopped. | |
| He was put nil by mouth He was catheterized, a man who was walking up and down to the toilet. | |
| He was able to go to the toilet himself. | |
| He did not need a catheter. | |
| And literally, they pinned him down to the bed. | |
| The clothes were cut with scissors, and he was kept naked because he kept trying to escape. | |
| My show was a big boy. | |
| He was 120 kilograms, so he was a big man. | |
| And in his notes, after I had his notes, four times Meshua tried to escape and four times, four people pinned him down to the bed and sedated him. | |
| They just gave him Dazlam and morphine. | |
| Beyond. | |
| Beyond. | |
| And he was tortured, Gareth. | |
| Tortured. | |
| He was starved for 11 days. | |
| They didn't give him any food. | |
| I have his charts to see no food for 11 days, no fluids for 11 days. | |
| So when somebody goes for 11 days with no food and fluids, that person is not end of life. | |
| That person is fighting for his, sure was fighting for his life. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| If you've got enough fighting you to survive without food and water for 11 days, you know. | |
| Yes. | |
| That's not a person, a dying person. | |
| It's outrageous. | |
| How did the NHS explain away what happened? | |
| Because if I'm right in saying this, you were there, you were with him when a junior doctor came with syringes and gave him more midazolam, is that correct? | |
| Yes. | |
| So because we fight, we fight for his care, we didn't want him on migaslam and morphine, they stopped us to go to see him because I was in direct contact with him. | |
| I was in the house for 11 days in isolation. | |
| When I said to the doctors, I'm going to go and take him home, they threatened me. | |
| I'm going to be deported because I am Romanian. | |
| I'm going to be arrested. | |
| They're going to take my pin and I'm not going to work like a nurse in this country ever again. | |
| So they try everything. | |
| I have everything recorded. | |
| How they try to intimidate me not to go to the hospital. | |
| So, yeah, they just... | |
| I'm struggling to find words, you know, to describe how heartless and evil this can be from an organisation that we're, you know, we were told to clap for. | |
| Have you heard, you know, from other people that have been in the same situation as yourself? | |
| Yes, I'm part of the group Jackie DeVoy Group. | |
| Yes, yes. | |
| So there are so many, there are so many people. | |
| Yeah, we've heard from so many, and it's crazy because when you tell this story to people, they don't want to believe it. | |
| They don't want to believe that their golden calf, their NHS, would possibly do this. | |
| But the number of people that it's been done to is extraordinary. | |
| What would you like to see done about what is blatantly Murder. | |
| That's what it is. | |
| And in terms of the other cases, it's a mass murder of people in care. | |
| Mass murder, yeah. | |
| What would you like to see done, you know, in terms of some form of justice, if at all that's possible? | |
| Yeah. | |
| So that night, Gareth, when I get there, my show was still breathing. | |
| And a nurse injected him. | |
| She came with five, ten minutes syringe and injected him in front of me and his sister. | |
| So that's murder with two eyewitnesses. | |
| Well, I will really love to see people waking up to what is happening. | |
| I'm trying to educate the people because we cannot rely on We cannot rely on the lawyers these days. | |
| We cannot rely on the police these days. | |
| They are all corrupt. | |
| I have reported this as a crime. | |
| And they just brush everything under the carpet, including the coroners. | |
| So I think I'm doing what I'm doing today. | |
| And since he died, because I want to wake up the people to see what is happening. | |
| Matt Hancock now, is advocating for euthanasia. | |
| So they are trying now to legalise the crimes they are doing in these hospitals, in these NHS killing machines. | |
| So what I want to do before I wake up Yeah, sorry, so this is why it's so important that you talk out, because there's people now that will have relatives going to hospital that would have previously gone, well that's okay, they're being cared for, that are now having listened to you, will take extra care, they will ask more questions about what's going on in hospital to their loved ones. | |
| Yeah, yeah, I hope they will wake up and they will see what is happening happening and we together, we will ask for justice and we will ask for, I don't know, somebody to look into it. | |
| All this crime, all these murders, they are happening in this because they are special doctors choose for this job, Gareth. | |
| My show is not on infection control. | |
| My show was on a special ward for COVID. | |
| So not any doctor in a hospital will do what the doctor-treated steward is able to do. | |
| I would like a public inquiry in this men's practice to see how many people actually survive. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| It would be very interesting to find out. | |
| Yeah, at minimum there should be a national inquiry. | |
| In fact, I think the inquiry would be global because this has gone on certainly in America and Australia and other nations as well. | |
| What I found extraordinary reading your story because journalist Jackie Devoy, she wrote an article on what had happened to Stuart and she writes in there the fact that you've obviously got the medical records which is a smoking gun really and It shows that he was given, was it two courses of midazolam after he'd already been pronounced dead? | |
| I mean that's extraordinary. | |
| More, more than two. | |
| More than two? | |
| Because she would pass away, yes, she would pass away four o'clock in the morning and bear in mind on his medication chart The last two injections Stuart had says 2mg in 2mL of midazolam does not exist. | |
| 2mg in 2mL does not exist. | |
| It's 5 in 2 or 10 in 2. | |
| So that one is falsified. | |
| We can prove it's false. | |
| They played, literally, with the marshes. | |
| And yeah, he had all the six. | |
| of November, all the 7th of November, the 8th of November. | |
| My show had Midazolam and Morphine on his medication chart. | |
| Now what I think happened, Gareth, I don't know if you know by law you are organ donor. | |
| I didn't know back then. | |
| I didn't know back then. | |
| But my show was used as a guinea pig. | |
| So all the medication, unapproved medication, He was trial him. | |
| All the unapproved medication for COVID, monoclonal antibodies, remdesivir, everything. | |
| I have his chart here. | |
| So they use him as a guinea pig. | |
| So what I think is, that's why the coroner, because we fight, he died in November, we fight until the end of March for a post-mortem to be done. | |
| But I think the Corona they didn't do a post-mortem because they didn't have the organs to do a post-mortem. | |
| I think they've been taking for research to see how this medication are. | |
| This is my belief. | |
| It's truly horrendous. | |
| It really is. | |
| But thank you so much. | |
| And I strongly believe this. | |
| Yeah, I strongly believe this is what happened. | |
| They use him as a guinea pig because he was a healthy, healthy big man. | |
| And They took the organs for research. | |
| This is what I strongly, I'm 100% sure this is what happened. | |
| Yeah, I mean, nothing would shock me now, to be honest. | |
| After 2020 and 2021, nothing would surprise me in the slightest. | |
| But like I say, thank you so much for joining us and sharing your horror story. | |
| And hopefully, like I said earlier, you speaking out and others speaking out about what's happened to loved ones in so-called care homes and hospitals will kind of wake people up, like you said, to kind of be a little bit more alert as to what's happening to their loved ones. | |
| So we really appreciate you talking to us. | |
| Thank you so much, Gal. | |
| Thank you. |
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