June 21, 2023 - David Icke
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| And I'm going to start with Elon Musk. | |
| Now, I've had my eye on this guy for a very long time because he is at best a contradiction. | |
| And at worst something very much more sinister, and I actually go with the latter myself. | |
| Contradiction in the sense that you might remember he came out and said that AI, artificial intelligence, could be the end of humanity, which is true. | |
| That's the idea. | |
| The end of humanity as we know it, as we've come to understand humanity. | |
| That's exactly what the situation is. | |
| But then he gets involved in a company called Neuralink to connect the human brain to computers. | |
| So, excuse me, if connecting the human brain to external forces and influences is potentially the end of humanity, as you claim, Minister Musk, then why are you involved in a company that's going down that road? | |
| But more than that, see, Musk is one of these guys who, and companies, company heads, at least officially, that follow a pattern whereby they seem to have limitless funds for investment. | |
| So when their companies get in financial trouble, There's always someone to write a big check. | |
| Somehow the trouble is over. | |
| You've seen this in the build-up of Amazon and I was watching a story this week over Christmas that involved Walmart and Walmart was And has been exposed for selling products for less than they're worth. | |
| In other words, at a loss, simply to destroy the opposition that can't cope with that. | |
| And once, of course, the opposition's deleted, then the price goes up. | |
| And when you don't have to make a profit, As you're building your monopoly because there's always someone there to produce the dosh necessary. | |
| And of course what you're doing is creating a monopoly by stealth by being able to outdo the opposition in Amazon's case and Walmart's come to that. | |
| And therefore build your monopoly by deleting the opposition. | |
| And another aspect of that is this Musk situation. | |
| He is involved in every kind of major aspect of this elite agenda. | |
| One, connecting the human brain to computers. | |
| Two electric cars leading to autonomous vehicles, which is the plan. | |
| So the computer in the vehicle will decide where you can go and where you can't and be able to track to the inch where you are. | |
| And there's another aspect of Elon Musk's operation where, you know, money just comes from nowhere or appears to. | |
| And that's SpaceX. | |
| SpaceX is a company that sends up rockets to put satellites into orbit. | |
| Now this is crucial to the very control via artificial intelligence of the human mind because to achieve what they want they have to encircle the entire world every inch of the planet with the cloud or Wi-Fi which is the conduit through which AI would dictate human thinking and behavior and you're only going to be able to do that if you're firing this stuff including 5G especially 5G from space | |
| That way you can cover every inch of the planet and create what I've been writing about for decades, this technological sub-reality, which they've been moving towards all along to create a system of control known as technocracy, where scientists, experts and unelected people run everything. | |
| This is what's happening in Silicon Valley, of course, as they take more and more control from elected Politicians who are more and more marginalized and unable to challenge, even those that are not on the payroll of Silicon Valley, challenge the increasing power of Silicon Valley. | |
| It's not just Silicon Valley either. | |
| So there's this story this week which really captured the whole staggering, shocking levels of arrogance That these technocrats with unlimited funding are imposing upon the rest of the world billions and billions of people who have no say in what these arrogant people are doing to the world. | |
| I mean, if anyone thinks that David Hart is a conspiracy theorist, he's a nutter. | |
| Well, just look. | |
| At what is happening technologically, who's driving it, and how no one in the global population apart from them is having a say in it happening. | |
| So this is a story that really does, like I say, encompass the arrogance that we're dealing with. | |
| And Musk is right up there. | |
| I wouldn't trust Musk to tell me, you know, anything without checking it. | |
| Seriously checking it. | |
| He's one of these front people like your Bezos's and your Zuckerberg's and your Brin's and your Page's and your Dorsey's at Twitter. | |
| All these people that these are or these are Silicon Valley celebrities. | |
| Yeah, but on behalf of who and what? | |
| This is the headline. | |
| Latest Starlink plans unveiled by Elon Musk and SpaceX could create an astronomical emergency. | |
| In May of this year, the story says, Elon Musk's SpaceX launched the first group of its new satellite network, Starlink. | |
| Designed to provide internet services worldwide. | |
| There you go. | |
| In other words, cover the planet with Wi-Fi. | |
| Which is the conduit for AI connection to the brain. | |
| Designed to provide internet services worldwide, this first launch saw a constellation of 60 satellites, all in a trail, deploy across the night sky. | |
| Astronomers who have been warning about the threat that networks like this could pose to their field for decades were right to be worried. | |
| Despite the best recommendations of astronomers on how to mitigate their impact, Starlink i.e. | |
| Musk, has plowed ahead unabated with their business plans, launching another network of 60 bright, large, reflective and radio interfering satellites in November, ruining numerous professional astronomical observations. | |
| Wait till I get to the numbers that are planned. | |
| Newly announced plans will accelerate the launch timetable, adding 60 new satellites every two weeks, starting in late December. | |
| They will put over 1,500 new satellites into orbit by 2020's end. | |
| Unless someone stops them, this will radically transform the skies of planet Earth. | |
| And The billions of people on that planet Earth that are affected by this have no say in what this professional arrogant musk is doing. | |
| My God, I would love to debate this guy live. | |
| What a fraud! | |
| Astronomy, the story says, is quite possibly the oldest science in the world. | |
| For tens of thousands of years, long before the development of metalworking, agriculture, or even the alphabet, humans have looked to the heavens for inspiration and information about our existence. | |
| From the wonder of eclipses, to looking through a telescope, to understanding the workings of the universe and our place in it, astronomy has long been a civilization-scale endeavor. | |
| If you want to entrap people in a closed world, a bubble world, a technologically controlled sub-reality, then not being able to see the night sky, of course, would greatly benefit that sense of isolation as the generations unfold. | |
| Astronomy is quite possibly the oldest science in the world, but it's now under threat like never before from this Silicon Valley tyranny. | |
| The story goes on, although the space age may have begun back in the 1950s, there are still only around 2,000 active satellites As of 2019, with most of them small and faint. | |
| However, driven by the desire to build 5G networks in space, multiple potential providers have announced plans to deploy mega constellations of thousands of large, bright satellites, with SpaceX's Starlink being the first to begin launching their prototypes. | |
| This is all part of the control agenda for humanity. | |
| 5G is absolutely the minimum necessary to run this smart grid of human control, every facet of human life. | |
| And covering every inch of the planet with it is absolutely bottom line. | |
| And here we have Musk and others, particularly Musk. | |
| That are installing that very potential. | |
| It should go without saying wait for this that a network of 12,000 satellites. | |
| Remember, you know, what it's just said there were still only around 2,000 active as of 2019. | |
| Should go without saying that a new network of 12,000 satellites, which is what SpaceX and Elon Musk have procured FCC approval for, as far as their Starlink program is concerned, would transform ground-based astronomy and not in a positive way. | |
| Now the FCC, for those outside America who haven't come across it, I'm sure most people will have done, is the Federal Communications Commission. | |
| This is a government body controlled by the same people that control Musk. | |
| And so Musk asks for 12,000 satellites or permission to put them up there. | |
| The FCC approves them. | |
| This is this is how it works. | |
| The first phase, which SpaceX hopes to complete by next year, will send up a total of 1,584 such satellites, more than doubling the current 1,463 number of active low and mid-Earth orbiting satellites. | |
| If you were to take stock of the night sky as visible from Earth, you would find that One, the entire sky consists of about 40,000 square degrees of area. | |
| There are approximately 6,000 stars visible to the naked human eye and approximately 100,000 stars visible with typical off-the-shelf pairs of binoculars. | |
| With competitors such as Kuiper Systems and OneWeb planning on launching similar networks and start, wait for this one, and Starlink Musk attempting to procure approval for a total of 42,000 satellites. | |
| Remember that number? | |
| that number 1400 not now it's possible that looking through a pair of | |
| binoculars in 2030 that recurring year would reveal more satellites than stars | |
| These satellites propose significant risks, not only to astronomy, but to humanity as well. | |
| The 5G radio signals will be strong enough to swamp a natural transition of water molecules that is essential for meteorology. | |
| Meteorology. | |
| Challenging our ability to forecast Earth's weather patterns from space. | |
| Observing programs like Pan-STARRS or LSST that rely on differential astronomy, where changes to brightness and positions are essential, will be greatly compromised impacting our ability to find objects that are potentially hazardous to Earth. | |
| Even if we only had 12,000 starlight satellites to contend with, And nothing else. | |
| Any location on Earth would see an average of 140 such satellites in their sky at any given time. | |
| In their final orbits, they will be right at the limit of what human vision can discern, but that's catastrophic for optical and radio astronomers, as well as for professional astrophotographers. | |
| If these satellites were faint and few in number, it would be easy to reject any polluted exposure frames and even just the contaminated pixels. | |
| But with so many satellites of such great brightness, the problem is much worse. | |
| Photo detectors quickly get saturated and additional parts of each image get contaminated each time a satellite passes. | |
| Software solutions such as averaging over frames deny humanity the benefits of differential astronomy. | |
| Earlier in 2019, SpaceX and Musk authored statements claiming that these satellites will have a minimal impact on astronomy. | |
| They stated that SpaceX will prioritize Reducing the reflectivity of these satellites. | |
| They promised to provide on-demand orientation adjustments for astronomical observatories. | |
| But these promises were arguably being broken in a way, well of course they were going to be broken. | |
| Elon Musk is speaking. | |
| That has disturbed many astronomers. | |
| The 120 satellites Not 12,000 or 42,000, the 120 that have already been launched have impacted astronomy tremendously. | |
| In September, the Earth Observing Satellite from the European Space Agency had to perform an emergency manoeuvre to avoid a Starlight satellite, even though it was Starlink's responsibility to move. | |
| Elon Musk couldn't care less. | |
| Numerous ground-based observations have already been photobombed, i.e. | |
| ruined, by passing Starlink satellites. | |
| The satellites remained as bright as ever and no orientation adjustments have ever been performed for the benefit of astronomers. | |
| In response, astronomers have requested a series of self-regulatory steps that Starlink voluntarily perform. | |
| Why are we saying to Musk Can you please do this if you choose to do it? | |
| Instead of saying you're going to do this, even more, you're not going to put these things up on the scale that you're talking about. | |
| These requested voluntarily agreed changes would Include de-orbiting the current batch of Starlight satellites and placing a moratorium on new launches until the proper modifications have been made. | |
| No chance. | |
| Redesign or coat the satellites to greatly reduce their reflectivity. | |
| They want the reflectivity for reasons I talked about earlier. | |
| Provide real-time trajectory plans, predictions and adjustments information. | |
| Since the satellites are controlled by artificial intelligence, here we go. | |
| to observatories worldwide. | |
| Now, you look at what he's doing and its effect on astronomy, but then you look more deeply at the effect on humanity in general, having 5G transmitted from space to every inch of the planet. | |
| And you start to see where this is quite obviously going. | |
| And to number four, to assist astronomers in mitigating the remaining inevitable pollution by funding hardware and software driven solutions. | |
| They don't want to. | |
| And so they won't. | |
| Instead, SpaceX and Elon Musk brought in the proverbial steamroller. | |
| On December 6th, SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell issued a series of statements that appear to completely misrepresent the astronomy community and ignore their concerns. | |
| Instead of de-orbiting the current satellites or placing a moratorium on new launches, SpaceX announced a plan to launch 60 more satellites in late December, followed by another in early January. | |
| The plan of 60 new satellites every two or three weeks will get that 1,584 satellites up there before the end of 2020. | |
| Instead of redesigning or coating the satellite, SpaceX is placing a test coating on one side of one satellite, meaning that 98% of the new satellites will be unchanged. | |
| Stating that the test coating was just an experiment and that the approach was trial and error, signaled what low priority addressing astronomical concerns were. | |
| But the big lie came when Shotwell claimed that nobody in the company or the astronomical community Could have possibly anticipated the problems that Starlink satellite would pose for astronomy. | |
| In our own words, Shotwell asserted, no one thought of this. | |
| We didn't think of it. | |
| The astronomy community didn't think of it, which is the most monumental lie, given that the the community was pointing this out from a very, very early stage. | |
| As the story says, this is an outrageous statement that has no truth behind it. | |
| The writer says, I spoke with Professor Nicholas Suncef, former vice president of the American Astronomical Society, | |
| who described Shotwell's statement as clueless, clueless or avoiding the point she doesn't want to face | |
| that it's all a scam with very sinister motives. | |
| Maybe at her level, she won't know that, but that's the game. | |
| Suncef referred to many articles and books going back to the 1990s, | |
| discussing exactly this problem for optical astronomy and even earlier works for radio astronomy | |
| and pointed out a TED talk that he himself delivered on this exact topic in 2013. | |
| He closed by saying the following. | |
| This is the TED talk 2013. | |
| All I would say to the SpaceX Chief Operating Officer, that's this lady I've been talking about, is try using Google or call up the head of any radio or optical observatory and ask us about possible adverse effects on astronomy and how we can minimize them. | |
| The night sky is the heritage of all humanity and any use of the sky must respect the diversity of all cultures. | |
| They don't want any cultures. | |
| This is what this woke insanity doesn't grasp, that vast amount of it that really is clueless about how it's being manipulated. | |
| They don't want diversity of cultures. | |
| They don't want any cultures. | |
| They want a monoculture. | |
| Eisenhower made sure that space exploration And development would be led by civilian agencies. | |
| We now need similar visionaries to assure that the night sky is shared responsibility rather than merely exploited. | |
| Well, that was said in 2013. | |
| And Musk has basically given it the finger because that is what we're dealing with. | |
| And these people, many of them in the woke community, Who kind of look up in awe at these Silicon Valley celebrities. | |
| My goodness me, it truly is pathetic to behold. | |
| The whole basis of the manipulation is to divide us. | |
| And it's to get us to judge each other, to hate each other, to envy each other, to compete with each other. | |
| It's to confuse people, especially the young, about their gender, who weren't confused before. | |
| That's what it's about! | |
| A lot of people don't carry cash anymore, and they're not grabbing credit cards either. | |
| Instead, they're using their smartphones. | |
| A currency that wouldn't be cash, it would be merely electronic, for which there are fundamental implications for human freedom. | |
| The United States is preparing for a war against Russia through Ukraine, and what they plan is to try to take Crimea back. |
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