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May 8, 2024 - David Icke
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They Tax It, Then They Waste It - David Icke
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which is to do with tax.
Oh yeah. This has been one of the things that I've been talking about for a long time.
If so, what would you do?
Someone must have done it, but if someone just looked at your income, your basic income, what you earn, and then starts taking off all the tax of it, whether it's
a tax like income tax or whether it's a sales tax or whatever, and you will see, shockingly,
how little of what you earn with your efforts actually you retain.
And this is the parasitical nature of the whole system.
The people running the system, the global cult behind the system, they're parasites.
You know, banks are parasites.
They're parasitical organizations.
You put your money in there, and then they use it to make their own profits, while paying you nothing for it.
And then you go for a loan and because you have a skill or you have an idea, but if you're going to make it happen in the system that we have, you have to go to a bank to get a loan so that you can do what you want to do.
And they lend you fresh air, non-existent money called credit, which has never, does
not and will never exist.
And you charge them interest on it.
Now the point about interest is that when you go to a bank and you ask for a loan, say
£100,000.
They...
They do not know.
They type into your account as credit £100,000.
But you're paying back £100,000 plus interest.
The interest is never created, only the principal sum.
And that means that there is never, ever, ever enough money in circulation to pay back all the debt and all the interest on the debt so people losing their homes and their businesses and their land and their possessions is built into the system.
Because there isn't enough money out there to pay back all the debt.
And when you have a boom and an expansion of the money supply, as they call it, that kind of hides that a bit.
But when there's a recession and there's a contraction of the money supply, far less money in circulation, that becomes obvious.
I can't pay back what I owe you because there ain't enough money in circulation to do it for everybody, right?
And I saw this on the internet this week.
Which kind of brings it home.
It was just a guy called Stephen Freedom Worry posted this on the internet.
If you earn it, they tax it.
If you spend it, they tax it.
If you save it, they tax it.
If you invest it, they tax it.
If you build it, they tax it.
If you sell it, they tax it.
If you live in it, they tax it.
If you drive it, they tax it.
If you eat it, they tax it.
If you give it away, they tax it.
And when you die, they tax it.
And then they waste it.
Well, a lot of that money goes out of circulation into the coffers of the cult, of course.
But that's the big one for me.
You've spent your life earning money and paying tax.
And whatever you've accrued when you die, you want to pass on to your kids.
Money that's already been taxed.
Yep.
But you can't pass it on to your kids, because, in totality, because of something called death taxes, where they tax what has already been taxed right at the end of your life.
And it's extortionate as well.
Then what?
It's extortionate as well.
Extortionate, yes, of course it is.
Because the value of it, I think it's £300,000 you get free.
Just above, yeah.
Which sounds a lot, and it is a lot.
However, with the way house prices have gone insane, houses that were bought 30, 40 years ago are now worth that.
And that £300,000 isn't just, you know, physical assets like money.
Assets like a house.
So you actually had, I remember sitting with somebody in Mallorca, and this guy worked in inheritance tax.
Me and Beth were out there years ago, and he was telling about a story about this guy who had lost both his parents, was raised by his grandma in Epping, and obviously she'd had a house that had been built by the granddad, and obviously for basically nothing, like literally I think about five grand I think he said, and when she died and he inherited it, the house was worth over a million, and he had to sell it.
He had to sell it to pay the inheritance tax.
And I remember saying to the guy at the time, how do you sleep?
How do you do that job?
How do you not shoot yourself in the head every day when you get home after having to do that to people?
I love it.
They call it inheritance tax.
They're not taxing the inheritance.
They're taxing money that's already been taxed.
That's what they're doing.
Yeah, and it's taking money off.
People who, you know, sometimes someone's inheritance, especially if they're a young family, you know, people whose parents die when their kids are very young, that can be what gets them through until they're earning money themselves.
You've got, you know, parents that pass away when their kids are four and five.
That can help them survive.
And they're just taking about 40%, I think it is.
Yeah, the parasites don't care about that.
Because, like I say, the system is run by parasites.
The example I gave of the banking system, they don't create anything.
No, they don't.
What they do is they feed off The efforts and the creativity of the population.
That's what banks do.
And they do it with money that doesn't frickin' exist.
It's organized crime.
That's what banking is.
It is.
Well, Section 3 of your full-day talk, where you talked about archons, was always about how they have no creativity, have no ability to make anything themselves, so they parasite off the back of human creativity and imagination.
Exactly what they do.
And that's the banking system.
And that's the banking system, 100%.
They are feeding off other people's creativity and other people's efforts and labor.
That's what the banking system is.
It's a parasitical operation.
And it's the system in general and I'm interested to tell you this.
I've been watching a series called The Gentleman, which is all about, there's a film and then they've made it into a series all about basically this Weed dealer who goes to broke aristocrats in England and says, I'll give you all this money if you let me grow on your land, because no one will ask you any questions.
Anyway, there's this scene, which is brilliant, with this American businessman who says to one of the aristocrats, this duke, I love you guys.
The English aristocrats are the original gangsters.
Because you came in, you took everything for yourself, and then you built a system so no one could ever take it off you.
And I remember listening to that thinking, well that's just the system we have around the world.
The people that have stolen the assets, stolen the resources, you can apply that to any regime.
The Iranians, the Saudis, Britain, America.
Take all the resources and feed off the population.
They've done it, and of course in America, the aristocrats are Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Zuckerberg, Bill Gates and such like.
They're the aristocrats, the Rockefellers and such like.
So it's just a different version of the same thing.
It is, and they can only keep it if we keep letting them, so it's time to not.
Exactly.
There's a lot of things that I've said over the years which were perceived to be crazy.
Amazing.
I and then suddenly they start to move mainstream.
I'm waiting for someone to convince me that we don't live in a 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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