April 15, 2024 - David Icke
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| Another thing that we're seeing rolled out right across the world, down to Australia, | |
| down to Ireland, other countries across Europe, the US, is this digital ID which you've written | |
| about extensively since the 90s, the plan for everything to be digital, currency, money. | |
| Microchip everything be linked to that that kind of digital ID and we're seeing that being brought in more and more we've seen more and more technology in our everyday lives from self-service checkouts to you know now your mobile phone if you want to you can do your fingerprints it can be your face ID all of those things and we're seeing that being moved more and more and there's a few stories which we're going to run through here from as I mentioned then Ireland Australia and America That are all showing that this agenda is moving on right across the globe, isn't it? | |
| Yeah, and this comes back, Jay, to what we were talking about when we talked about Israel. | |
| That, you know, it's okay some members of the alternative media saying we're winning. | |
| Well, when this stops happening, then I might agree with you. | |
| And it will only stop happening when the people in general, in massive numbers, stop it happening. | |
| So here we have Ireland's justice minister. | |
| Is it kind of the law that every justice minister in the world has to have a problem with justice? | |
| Is it? | |
| There's a bloody justice minister in the Netherlands who had me banned! | |
| He's a Jew-ater, she said in Parliament. | |
| Ah, unbelievable. | |
| Anyway, Ireland's Justice Minister, Helen McEntee, says the time for facial recognition technology has come. | |
| I mean, again, when you look at Ireland, it's doing a Scotland, or Scotland's doing an island. | |
| The way that freedoms and basic freedoms are being deleted in Ireland step by step is extraordinary. | |
| Then we have Amazon recently launched an app that allows users to sign up to their biometric payment service from their homes. | |
| This despite Amazon's pay-by-palm technology introduced in 2020, raising concerns among privacy experts due to the lack of accountability for big tech companies in protecting personal information. | |
| And what's interesting about this, as I scan this story, is this line. | |
| Despite the fact that they want your palm print to pay for things for obviously control reasons, but that hasn't stopped people from using it. | |
| Amazon Palm Scanners are found in numerous retail locations across America and have been used over 8 million times. | |
| The benefit for users, according to Amazon, is convenience. | |
| This is the big card that's played constantly. | |
| What they do, for instance, like at an airport, They'll make sure there's long queues at airports or long queues at checkouts or whatever. | |
| But airports is a classic example. | |
| And then that's a problem. | |
| Well, we need a solution, don't we? | |
| So we need a reaction first. | |
| What's the reaction? | |
| Ah, look at these bloody cues! | |
| OK, so what's the solution? | |
| Oh, I know! | |
| Palm prints and biometric systems. | |
| So you'll be able to get through quick now. | |
| You notice what they're doing? | |
| Saudi Arabia are apparently, who are now massively, the Saudi Arabian government, massively investing in Heathrow Airport. | |
| Obviously they feel hard done by, so they must have a chunk of the main airport in Britain. | |
| It's their victimhood, you see. | |
| And apparently they are, and this is a plan that's global, they're talking about introducing a system. | |
| You know when you go through the aggravation of putting your hand luggage through all the scanners and your belt comes | |
| off and your shoes and all that stuff. | |
| You always tell people. | |
| What they're doing is they're making that as unpleasant as possible. | |
| Because that then opens you up to the solution. | |
| And that is that you walk to get on a plane, you walk with your luggage through this massive | |
| biometric radiation scanner so you get a big dose of radiation every time you get on a | |
| plane. | |
| But oh, it's ever so convenient, I don't have to take my belt off now because I can just walk through this tunnel. | |
| This is how it works. | |
| And convenience is a major kind of scam in all this. | |
| We've got Major League Baseball beginning biometric facial recognition scans to enter a stadium and it's revealed that around 6,000 eager baseball fans favoured convenience and used touchless technology for entry to the stadium. | |
| You see the constant theme here and you have to put the Scottish hate laws and all this biometric stuff all together to see the totality of what's happening whereby you are targeted for what you say and if you don't conform you're targeted in the sense of what you can do and when you see | |
| These supermarkets now who are putting in these phone scanner technologies for you to actually enter the bloody store. | |
| And when you see more and more items, food items in the end, that's the idea, being put behind glass doors that will only open if you have the correct code. | |
| Then you can see where this is going in terms of if you don't conform, you're not going to eat. | |
| That's where it's going, step by step. | |
| But it's very convenient. | |
| Well yeah, and that's why the younger generations have been so technologically targeted, because you're actually going to have people that think this is a good idea, because of convenience, but they don't think about the potential for control, and they also don't think about why it's being pushed. | |
| It's not being pushed because of convenience. | |
| It's being pushed for control and people just don't think, particularly younger people, don't seem to think critically enough in order to come up with that. | |
| The question is always, Jay, the question is always, what's the outcome? | |
| Never mind the words, never mind the excuse for why something's done, or something's happening, what's the outcome? | |
| And the outcome of all these things is total human control. | |
| It absolutely is. | |
| It absolutely is. | |
| And, you know, we're being sleepwalked to it, which is very frustrating. | |
| But, you know, we do live in a time when it's so obvious that more people are beginning to see it. | |
| So that is a positive. | |
| Yeah. | |
| There's a lot of things that I've said over the years which were perceived to be crazy. | |
| See you. | |
| you And then suddenly, | |
| They start to move mainstream. | |
| Mainstream, mainstream. | |
| I'm waiting for someone to convince me that we don't live in a simulation. | |
| Simulation, simulation, simulation. | |
| 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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