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Feb. 8, 2024 - David Icke
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Where Now For The 'Firm'? Bye Bye Monarchy? - David Icke Dot-Connector Videocast
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How are you doing, Dad?
You're just coughing off air there.
Yeah, no, it's not the cough that carries you off, it's the coughing that carries you off in.
I'm speaking to you from a very dark ride today.
It's a very dark day, so it seems like I'm talking to you at night, but it's the weather.
And you've got a cold, haven't you?
Yeah, I'm not feeling great.
I'm not feeling great.
I've had about five different symptoms in 24 hours, but just a sniffle seems to be the last one, so I've got some lemon and manuka tea here.
Right.
I get the lemon bit, but anyway.
In fairness, I've just seen you drink a smoothie, which I've not seen you drink in my 31 years before.
Oh yes, I have a smoothie every day.
I like to be smooth, you see.
It actually looks quite bright to me, so that's good.
Right, so we're starting on this story.
So King Charles this week has been diagnosed with a form of cancer.
They haven't gone into detail as to what that is.
That was apparently discovered when he was at hospital for a procedure on his prostate.
So I guess you'd put two and two together.
Somewhat there.
Now, there's lots of theories coming out as to why this has been announced now, one being that there's apparently mRNA cancer vaccines supposedly on the market very soon, whether that correlates or...?
Does this tie into stuff you've written extensively about, about the plans to bring an end to the monarchy?
Yeah, well, you know, we don't know the extent of What the problem is with him.
So speculating, I think, would would not be good.
But what we can talk about is the general picture.
And the events of this week have confirmed the now absolute fragility of the British royal family.
I said before the Queen and Prince Philip passed on that I thought that when they went, when they passed, that the monarchy would enter its death throes.
Not that it would end immediately, but that the sequence would begin to its demise.
Now, given that I have written over the years, the significance of royalty, and not just British royalty, that's very significant, but around the world, and how it's part of this bloodline cult.
People who remember that will say, well, why would they get rid of the monarchy if it's so much so important?
Well, it's a matter of stages and where we are.
Because over the centuries, as we perceive history anyway, to have a monarch who gets total power, as they did for a long time, at least official power, real power was behind him, I'm sure, very often.
is a dream for anyone that wants to centralise control, because you bring forward a monarch by bloodline succession, and they rule by the fact that that's who they are.
But there came a time when humanity found a bit of maturity and rebellion, and they weren't having that anymore.
So monarchies fell around the world, and at least officially, the remaining European monarchies, we were told, became symbolic.
Well, if you look at the background, it's not symbolic at all.
They just want to hide the power that they had, because they don't want to get people to say, hold on a minute, why do you have all that power?
So it was kind of used very subtly, rather than banging the table.
And if you look at Britain, and its institutions and the whole structure of British society.
It has weaved through it Christianity actually, in so many ways because of the historical development, but also massively the monarchy.
So we have His Majesty's Government, we have His Majesty's Most Loyal Opposition, that's the official title for the opposition party in Britain.
We have these institutions, His Majesty's Treasury and all these things.
It's weaved in there.
And if you want to transform society, then if you remove the monarchy, You will transform society because everything has to be withdrawn.
If there's no monarchy, it's not His Majesty's Border Police anymore, or whatever.
And so why would they want to do this now?
Because we're moving to a situation, okay, up to this point we've had countries that have had monarchs and civilian governments and the countries have been controlled via those institutions.
In the European Union, lots of countries were brought together.
That was a massive stage in where this has gone.
And then you've got a handful, literally in the end, of bureaucrats that are now dictating to all the former countries of Europe.
And the next stage is a world government, a world government in which a few technocrats, not even elected, and bureaucrats will dictate to every man, woman and child on the planet, not least through AI control.
And they want to break up countries into Regions, powerless regions, answering to the world government.
Now, if you're going to do that, and you're going to bring about least resistance to the end of countries, then you don't want a sense anymore of national self-identity.
So whatever people think of the British royal family, and people will know what I think, it is associated with Britain and British.
And at the same time that it is being undermined, You've got mass immigration of other cultures into the country, which is again, breaking down a sense of the old Britishness and what Britishness meant.
And it's becoming like a melting pot of different cultures.
And what they're doing is they're breaking down a sense of nationhood.
They're doing it all around the Western world because the plan is to replace those countries and for them to be no more.
So on that basis alone, the demise of the British royal family is of great benefit at this stage in the cycle of dystopia to this global cult.
And if you don't have countries, what are you a monarch of anyway?
And so then you look around and Like I say, when the Queen went, Prince Philip first.
When they've gone, what's left?
You've got Prince Charles and Camilla.
And then you've got Prince William and his wife, Kate.
Kate, who's been in hospital.
Uh, with what seems to be not something that's mild given how long she was in and the recovery period.
And then you've got, um, Tweedledum and Tweedledummer over in California.
Um, Prince Harry and his minder, Meghan, um, who have done A lot of damage to the royal family in many ways with their missiles they've been firing across the Atlantic.
And then, you know, the Queen became monarch in 1953.
I was born in 1952.
1953. I was born in 1952. So until she died, she had been monarch of the country all my
life, basically, one year.
In fact, she officially became Queen even then, before the actual coronation in 53.
And so people got used to her.
She was part of the furniture, if you like.
She was familiar.
And young people today do not have that familiarity.
In the sense that they've not had a lifetime with this monarch that's become, you know, just part of life, or that's the Queen.
They are coming from a very different point of view, whereby a, they're not overwhelmingly taken by the monarchy at all.
And B, the rump monarchy that's left doesn't seem to inspire them at all.
Most of them anyway.
So you've got a generation that grew up and lived their lives with the Queen, who are now beginning to disappear.
And you've got other generations coming along who don't have that allegiance.
I mean, I never had an allegiance to the Queen ever.
My father was against the monarchy and the privilege from the day I was born.
But a lot of people weren't.
But now there's a real problem they have.
In younger people seeing the whole relevance of the monarchy, what's the bloody point?
So you've got Charles, who's now been diagnosed with this, with his cancer, and where that goes, where it will go, we don't know.
But after him, there's Prince William.
And there's there's Kate, his wife, and then you've got a long period of years down to the the children of William.
And you are looking at a rump.
You've got people like Princess Anne and what have you, who's late in years now.
You've got Prince Andrew, who's completely discredited, of course, and marginalized and not even, you know, considered part of the royal family anymore.
And, you know, you can see it being dismantled.
And because we've had a monarchy for so long, people might find it difficult to conceive of not having
one, but that's where it's going.
And it's not that people like Prince William would just disappear,
they'll have other roles to play, but as a monarchy as we've known it,
we are looking at the road to the end, however long that may take.
And once it's gone, like I say, the whole structure of British society and Commonwealth society We'll have to be redrawn and that fits perfectly in Schwab's Great Reset.
Yeah, it certainly does.
It certainly does.
And how important do you think timing is, in the sense of, if you think about when the Queen was coronated, as you said, 1952-1953, still relatively close to the end of the Second World War.
I doubt there was probably, or you'll know you were born, I doubt there was a time when national unity was probably much higher than in that post-war period, you know, that, you know, we'd defeated the, that sort of attitude that the British would have had.
Whereas now, The kind of death of national pride has been a long process leading up to today.
People probably don't identify as much with their nation.
Obviously, people live abroad and travel a lot more than they would have done then as well, all of which probably ties into a lack of national identity.
Do you think the timing of it is also one of the reasons this has been so bad?
When he's taken over, that sense of national pride isn't there anymore?
Yeah, I think a lot of young people, and I mean young people, me, looked at the coronation, the little bits we saw of it, and went, my God, what's going on?
This is vaudeville, this is ridiculous.
And so there's not that sense of awe, and there's not that sense of homage, which has been basically the foundation of the royal family.
And so what they try to do is to become more, if you like, people friendly.
It's what Charles tried trying to do and all that stuff and William.
But as you become more people friendly, I'm just one of the lads.
You lose that, that awe and homage, which has basically followed monarchy around all the way through history.
Oh, it's the king.
Oh, it's the queen.
And that's not there anymore on anything like the scales.
And you can see it being dismantled.
Because you can't have a bureaucratic, technocratic, world government dictatorship dictating to countries that don't exist.
And have a monarchy that fits in that structure.
So it's not just the British monarchy that's doomed.
It's all of them.
But it's not something that maybe will happen tomorrow.
I'm not saying it will.
What I said was that when the Queen and Prince Philip have gone, the process will begin to the demise of the monarchy.
And I think that's what we're seeing.
I mean, if Charles goes in, you know, Not many years after he came to the throne.
What's left?
William and his kids and Kate.
What else is there?
You know, there's no Andrew.
There's no Prince Harry and his missus.
Um, what's left of it?
So you can, you can actually see it before your eyes, um, disappearing.
Yeah, you absolutely can.
And I think what's interesting, this is, kind of ties into a bit to a story we'll cover later in the show, is people will look at this and the demise of royalty and think that's fantastic.
Which, on one level, you can look at the end of that obvious sort of privilege, that obvious form of control, as a positive thing.
But what you're pointing out is that it's almost a double bluff, in a sense, because it's what they want.
And it's why are they allowing it to happen now, because it also helps their agenda.
I think that's a really important area to speak about, isn't it?
Yeah, well, we'll get into that as we go on today, because, you know, I've been quite a vehement critic of the way the alternative media, the mainstream alternative media, has gone.
And one of the things it's done, it's lost perspective, the perspective it used to have.
You see, we're dealing with however sick they may be, however demonic they may be, they are genius at manipulating perception, thus behavior.
And They're genius at that because it's the foundation of everything they do.
It's the foundation of all their control.
The few can only control the many if the few control the perceptions of the many, or most of them anyway.
And so you ask the question, if you're streetwise to it all, and you understand this point, That, and this is my experience over the decades, if it looks a certain way, it's probably not that way.
If it looks obvious, it's probably not.
If it seems obvious why something is happening, then it's probably not happening for that reason.
Because these people are master perceptual manipulators and thus the last thing they're going to do is make it obvious.
So you always have to stop, not get excited.
Oh, Putin interview!
Oh my God!
You just have to calm down.
and look at it dispassionately.
And then you might get a view, which you just kind of indicated, which is this is happening.
And I actually I'm actually glad it's happening in the in the sense of The end of the royal family, but you have to be streetwise and see the subtleties and ask, yeah, I'm glad it's happening, but why is it happening?
Why is it happening?
And you know, the three letter word that opens up the world is why.
Not what is happening, why it's happening.
And that will be a theme of the Dock Connected today as we go into other subjects.
And the why it's happening is very different in terms of the Royal Family from the what is happening and how so many people are glad what is happening is happening.
Yeah, they're always playing chess, aren't they?
There's always two or three reasons why they do everything they do.
Well, that's it for this first subject.
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they start to move mainstream.
I'm waiting for someone to convince me that we don't live in a simulation.
I'm just a little too much for you.
What is real?
How do you define real?
If you're talking about what you can feel, what you can smell, taste and see, then real is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain.
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