Aug. 24, 2023 - David Icke
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| Rona's back. | |
| Back again. | |
| Rona's back. | |
| Tell a friend. | |
| Since the coronavirus was miraculously cured by Vladimir Putin, we've all been asking the question, will they bring it out of retirement at any point in the future? | |
| Now, we all know that there will be a future pandemic. | |
| They've already told us that. | |
| And the WHO's pandemic treaty power grab isn't being put into place for a laugh. | |
| They're planning something. | |
| But was Bill Gates' next one will get attention Kermit the Frog smile? | |
| A forewarning of a new perceived pathogen, or simply the rebranding of the old one? | |
| It looks likely to be the latter. | |
| Iconic demons are rarely known for being particularly imaginative. | |
| Masks are back in hospitals and doctor surgeries in the UK. | |
| And on the other side of the pond, the senile sniffer is apparently taking time out from falling asleep at a ceremony to commemorate the victims of the Maui wildfires to start mulling over the reintroduction of masks on public transport and in airports. | |
| Whistleblowers in the US have been saying this was coming for some time. | |
| And video footage of Target superstores reintroducing drive-up shopping terminals would certainly point towards that. | |
| As expected, the complicit mainstream media are more than happy to sell the narrative of a brand new, real deal COVID strain for the promise of future fear-based clicks and government contracts. | |
| But at the moment, it feels like the so-called ruling elites are in the testing phase. | |
| They're gauging public opinion as they were in the winter of 2021. | |
| Let's not forget the government in the UK, or rather the cult they represent, were desperate to lock down the population over the Christmas holidays as they did the year before. | |
| But their incessant polling told them one thing very clearly, the people would not comply. | |
| And so those plans were scrapped. | |
| Because, you see, for an all-powerful overclass, they aren't really that powerful at all. | |
| They need our consent to carry out pretty much anything. | |
| And what terrifies them more than anything is us peasants working that out. | |
| If they'd insisted on locking down in December 2021 and the people had refused to comply, the cat was out of the bag. | |
| The fact the power lies with the people would have been evident for all to see. | |
| And so the dominant house of cards would have slipped into the blue slipper clay in which | |
| its foundations sit. | |
| So now is the time to stand up and say no. | |
| Not 3, 4 or 5 months down the line like in 2020 when enormous amounts of damage had already been done, but right at the start. | |
| Before the payroll TV doctors, 77th Brigade bots and communist behavioural manipulators have even finished tying up their shoelaces. | |
| It's only a mask for 10 minutes in a shop, that's not going to cut it. | |
| This time because if you open the door to the wolf, he isn't going to be content standing in the porch. | |
| It will push from room to room with each in position for you and your family more draconian than the next. | |
| Every step backwards to avoid facing up to the beast will be a step forward you'll never get back. | |
| Now that's not to say that they've not got the odd ace up their sleeve. | |
| A new strain that targets children will almost certainly be peddled to terrify parents into complying and handing them their arms. | |
| We'll need to be brave. | |
| We're all in this together, all of us, including those that we fundamentally disagree with. | |
| Because unless you're in the 0.1%, you're the target. | |
| Even if you feel like you're currently on the winning team, both socially and economically. | |
| Whoever you are, and however you choose to live, live courageously. | |
| There's a lot of talk about COVID re-emerging. | |
| It's all over the news here. | |
| I'm pretty sure it probably is in the U.S. | |
| Do you think that makes cancel culture even worse? | |
| When you have something like this come along and all of a sudden you give people that want to cancel other people an excuse, which is, well, their views shouldn't be heard because their views are dangerous, that their views are killing granny, you know? | |
| And so actually people can almost have, they feel, this moral high ground to actually silence their opponents. | |
| What I think is, look, COVID exists clearly. | |
| The extent to which it's a threat can be debated. | |
| The origins can also be debated. | |
| I don't see the controversy around COVID as necessarily leading to more or less cancel culture. | |
| I think it's just another topic and another instance, another example where one side is facing off against the other. | |
| And, you know, what we're supposed to do in democratic nations is to have an open debate and compete in a marketplace of ideas. | |
| And cancel culture turns that on its head because it says, well, I should be able to say what I want. | |
| And you are not allowed to say or think what you want. | |
| In fact, I'm going to remove your fundamental right. | |
| to express that. | |
| And so I think that that's what you're seeing here. | |
| And I think COVID just becomes another example of pretty much every issue, which then gets politicized, and which then becomes a canceled culture feasting ground. | |
| And, you know, people want to know why is canceled culture happening right now? | |
| Well, it's a combination of things. | |
| It's the The partisanship within the political systems, it's | |
| definitely a tribalism within the society fighting the culture wars. It's also people want to be | |
| relevant and they want to feel like they've got some role in the latest controversy. And so cancel | |
| culture gives them powerless people the power to get someone fired to participate in taking | |
| someone down. | |
| And also a lot of people do it for likes and clicks because they want to grow their presence online. | |
| So all these different, different things kind of swirling together in a cauldron and the stew that comes out is, is cancel culture. | |
| And it's absolutely a consequence of mainstream press pushing narratives, but then also social media feeding off of mainstream press and that symbiotic relationship. | |
| What did you think when you look, because obviously you're over in the States now, but when you looked at the UK, you know, during the COVID period, given the fact that you knew Boris Johnson, you know, for four years, you knew him very, very well. | |
| So you knew who he was as a character. | |
| And then all of a sudden he was, he was acting in a way that certainly didn't line up. | |
| It didn't align with this so-called libertarian thing that he tried to build for himself before that. | |
| Oh, Garrett. | |
| It was incredible. | |
| It was like watching, you know, a puppet, literally on strings, repeating a script. | |
| He doesn't know the first thing about vaccines or the science behind it. | |
| He just knows what to say. | |
| And then the way he was pushing the, you know, this nanotech and just reading this when he was talking about, you know, vaccines that, you know, the World Health, you know, wearing the pin and every speech he gave, you know, just became more evidence that he actually had no power at all. | |
| That they literally just needed the showman to read the script and play the part. | |
| Now, this man would not have been privy to a lot of stuff because he wouldn't have had the poker face or the gumption or the character, which is ultimately why we see him come in and out. | |
| First, the theatrics around COVID, what I believe was a complete You know, falsehood narrative there. | |
| But then we come back with this kind of empty, vacuous shell. | |
| Anytime he spoke, anything was gone. | |
| It was just this regurgitated, force-fed script that this man was reciting. | |
| And the people that voted for him, the people that knew him, not just me, but many people, were like, what happened? | |
| Where did this man go? | |
| Then I started hearing him being referred to the late Forrest Johnson by people who knew him, and I thought, okay, okay, there's something here, because this isn't the same man. | |
| I don't care what they say, whatever the TV says, this is just, this is too absurd. | |
| The LGBT stuff, the climate change, I mean, he was, he thought that was all bonkers. | |
| He thought that was just crazy nonsense. | |
| So the fact that he's the one kind of pushing all this, It's very clear, when our leaders do enter office, something happens. | |
| And it's not for the better, because their interests are never for the people. | |
| No, not at all. | |
| And also, he was, again, you know, this was his sales pitch, was very much, you know, Britain first. | |
| That was the sales pitch during Brexit, for instance. | |
| And then now, even now, he's not in office. | |
| He's pushing for more money to go to Ukraine. | |
| That's his big kind of thing now, isn't it? | |
| He's like Zelensky's best mate. | |
| And it's interesting you say, like, it's not, you know, sorry, the late Boris Johnson, it seemed to be around that time that he went into hospital with COVID, that the person that emerged, you know, whether it's physically the same person or not, or whether like, it's just a different character, you know, the late Boris Johnson is the former character, you know, it's changed. | |
| A lot of these people that I've spoken to believe that they're being targeted by these direct energy weapons. | |
| That actually, as someone on that targeted list, they're being basically made sick. | |
| Well, you have people as famous as Van Morrison, who wrote a song, I don't know if you're familiar with it, The Long Con, and he admits, he says, I'm a targeted individual. | |
| And so does Roseanne Barr. | |
| I think there's a lot of famous people that might not even know that they are targeted, that they are being microwaved. | |
| And the reason for it is that there's categories three and four. | |
| Categories three are the ones that really Get the torture, get the V2K and the microwave in such heinous doses that they feel it. | |
| They know, you know, there's no, make no mistake, I am targeted. | |
| Then there are the ones in category four, which I believe are the ones that have many inconveniences in life. | |
| Sometimes you just, you know, you don't, A lot of bad things happen to you, but you don't realize it. | |
| Those get microwaved very slightly. | |
| And I think, for example, fibromyalgia, I think it's an illness that has really been developed as a result of a directed energy weapons, because it is when you sleep that they attack you the most. | |
| And then you wake up and you're all, you know, that it's very hard for you to move. | |
| 70%, like two thirds of targeted individuals are women. | |
| And that sort of correlates with the victims of fibromyalgia as well. | |
| Got you, got you. | |
| When I talk to you about some of the layers, it seems completely disconnected, say, from COVID, for instance. | |
| But as I've sort of learnt over the years, everything seems to be connected to each other. | |
| Now, you're of the view that these COVID jabs are connected to the use of these weapons, particularly the graphene oxide within these injections. | |
| Well, one of the terrible consequences of having being jabbed is that the graphene, as you know, I assume you know because you're an atheist, and when it gets into contact with blood, it magnetizes, right? | |
| But when you apply microwave beam to it, when you apply microwaves to it, that's when you get the really long black dots because that's when it really gets magnetized. | |
| One of the things that in the Targeted Justice a newsletter last week, we published how with a simple use of a megaphone. | |
| Megaphone has a very simple structure. | |
| It's got a diaphragm, coils and a magnet. | |
| So with that you can detect electromagnetic waves coming out of you and people with implants and people And it seems to us, because we're still testing it, that people that have been jabbed are emitting these electromagnetic waves. | |
| There's more to be done about it, but it's a simple way for people to verify this and it is connected because if you apply a antimicrobial attack to somebody that has been jabbed, the death is practically instant. | |
| I'm not a doctor but I did consult with experts on this and it's automatic blood clots. | |
| That's all for this week. | |
| You may recall, in our July the 20th episode, we travelled to a local allotment here in Derby. | |
| We spoke to Sprout Derby. | |
| They're an organisation that grow food and help the local community, including children, those with disabilities and addictions, by getting them back to nature and giving them some grounding. | |
| But because they spoke to us, and I guess me in particular, they were banned by the local allotment committee from engaging with the public for five weeks. | |
| Apparently because on the same episode we spoke to a former Miss Great Britain about a biological man winning a Miss Netherlands, we were hosting transphobic views. | |
| And by speaking to a former environmental advisor to the Welsh government who disagrees with the current doomsday climate change narrative, we were engaging in climate denial. | |
| How very Orwellian. | |
| But the most offence to the committee was engaging with me personally, because according to them, I'm a transphobe and a danger to people at the allotment. | |
| I'm pretty sure everyone but a courgette survived my visit, but there you go. | |
| So because these people don't like me or agree with other people that we had on the show, they feel it's the adequate response to punish a community organisation and deny vulnerable people much needed help for five weeks. | |
| The sheer level of narcissism it takes to do something like that is off the charts. | |
| It's absolutely disgusting, spoilt brat behaviour, and I'm actually ashamed on their behalf. | |
| If you don't like me, that's fine. | |
| I literally couldn't care less. | |
| I ask to be no other man than I am. | |
| And if that means I'm someone's shot of whiskey and not everyone's cup of tea, then that's fine by me. | |
| But to punish good people and deny vulnerable ones is unforgivable, and it's far more sinister and damaging than anything I've ever said or have been perceived to have said. | |
| I'm not what I'm accused of. | |
| I'm an old-fashioned liberal in that sense. | |
| Live your best life, as long as it doesn't negatively impact others. | |
| You do you, hun. | |
| But when an ideology impacts children to the point where kids' bodies and minds are being sacrificed to this ideology, I'll call it out for being the dark cult that it is. | |
| And if that makes me a phobe or a bigot or a danger, then, to be honest, so be it. | |
| I'll take that label. | |
| Because the alternative is for me to shut up. | |
| And that ain't happening. |
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