July 8, 2024 - David Icke
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| Hey, does it annoy you to see others get rich in crypto? | |
| If yes, it's natural to wish you could do the same. | |
| But probably looks too hard, you don't have the time, not to mention it's bloody boring. | |
| But if that's you, why not copy me? | |
| On my Copy My Crypto website, I share every crypto I own, which means you've just copied me. | |
| Here's how Richard Carlo, who's made over 800 grand as a member, describes the site. | |
| It's like having a big brother who knows what he's doing. | |
| I don't need to know a thing about crypto as I just copy James. | |
| I'm James McMahon, and I run the Crypto with James YouTube channel with over 65,000 subscribers. | |
| In mid-2020, my viewers watched me buy 26 cryptos. | |
| Had you put $100 into each one, it went on to be worth $123,000. | |
| One of the cryptos, Phantom, went up 692 times in price and retired a number of people. | |
| Remember this is public record. | |
| Go to YouTube and verify this yourself. | |
| So to join over 3,700 members who copy me, go to the link on screen. | |
| You'll not only find proof of everything I've said, but as one of David's viewers, you get full access for just a dollar. | |
| Guys, it's only a recommendation, but I suggest you go there now. | |
| The offer expires soon. | |
| And after that, I'm not an option. | |
| So we're going to move on to mind control, which you could apply to any of the stories we've spoken about already, to be fair. | |
| So I remember you've spoken about this for a long time. | |
| You had a part of your talk involved how they could manipulate the mind to take control of memories, take control of your perception of time, of all of those things. | |
| And this is a story to do with prisoners. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's a story about prisoners, but actually it's a story about the global agenda in truth. | |
| Because what this story does is show you what is possible. | |
| Actually, it shows you what is possible by this particular company. | |
| What is possible with technology coming out of the underground bases of the secret projects will be even in advance of this. | |
| But so when I'm just reading this story, Just let's remember that this is a global attack on the human mind, human perception. | |
| And they are building this cloud from low-orbit satellites and all the towers around of 5G, 6G, 7G to come. | |
| As part of this operation to connect with the human mind, the human brain, and influence it and connect it to artificial intelligence, which will then become the human mind. | |
| And so all the alternative media that has this hero, Musk, explained to me why, if he's all about freedom, he is playing a massive part, massive central part, leading part, with SpaceX. | |
| in creating this cloud which will lead to a global version of this. | |
| So what is this? | |
| Scientists want to implant prisoners with memories of their crimes that show the victim's perspective. | |
| A scientist has unveiled a concept for a prison of the future that he has claimed would fast-track a criminal's release to minutes instead of years or decades. | |
| Called Cognify, the design would implant synthetic memories of a person's crime into their brain, but showing their victim's perspective. | |
| The system could feature a virtual reality-like device that displays AI-generated footage of the offense, coupled with a brain implant that induces emotional states like remorse or regret, feelings some individuals may not produce on their own. | |
| It's a bloke called Hashim Al-Ghali, and here's his company's video, or a clip from it, to give you a feel of what he's talking about. | |
| Welcome to Cognify, a facility designed to treat criminals like patients. | |
| Instead of spending years in an actual prison cell, prisoners could finish their sentence here in just a few minutes. | |
| Cognify could someday create and implant artificial memories directly into the prisoner's brain. | |
| These complex, vivid, and lifelike memories are created in real time using AI-generated content. | |
| Depending on the seriousness of the subject's crime and their sentence, the memories could be tailored to the rehabilitation needs of each subject. | |
| The artificial memories implanted by Cognify would be seamlessly incorporated into the existing neural networks of the brain, preventing cognitive dissonance and ensuring the subject experiences the memories as if they were real. | |
| The Cognify concept offers a new approach to criminal rehabilitation, transforming how society deals with offenders by focusing on rehabilitation rather than punishment. | |
| First, the prisoner is given a choice, either spending tens of years in a prison cell or seeking fast-track rehabilitation through artificial memory implantation. | |
| If the prisoner chooses to undergo fast-track rehabilitation, the Cognify device is used. | |
| Next, the prisoner undergoes high-resolution brain scanning to create a detailed map of their neural pathways. | |
| This brain map helps guide the Cognify device to target specific brain regions responsible for memory, reasoning, and logical thinking, such as the hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, amygdala, parietal lobe, and anterior cingulate cortex. | |
| Once the target brain regions are identified, Cognify is then placed around the head of the prisoner. | |
| The intensity and the type of artificial memories is then adjusted depending on the crime. | |
| Inside the criminal's mind, time would pass differently, slower than in real life, making them experience years worth of artificial memories in just a few minutes. | |
| That looks like a video straight out of Star Wars. | |
| Something like that, doesn't it? | |
| Straight out of sci-fi. | |
| Yeah, the fact that that technology exists, and if it exists in public display, it definitely exists in the underground bases, is going to be terrifying to a lot of people. | |
| Well, what you're looking at, Jay, is the plan I've been exposing for decades. | |
| for artificial intelligence to become the human mind. | |
| If they can implant memories, okay, so they can implant memories through this connection, not least through the fake COVID vaccines, This self-replicating nanotechnology in the body, not least involving graphene oxide. | |
| What does graphene oxide do? | |
| It amplifies electromagnetic fields in the body and makes them more powerful in their impact upon the body, including the brain and the heart. | |
| This is where all the problems have come with the fake vaccine in terms of health. | |
| And at the same time they are building, thank you Mr. Musk, this cloud to connect with an electromagnetic cloud to connect with the graphene in the body and the self-replicating material systems in the body. | |
| The idea is that the AI becomes the human mind. | |
| So if they are talking here about planting memories So that you remember what they tell you to remember. | |
| Well okay, so what about year zero then? | |
| Year zero, that point where you start the whole of human history again, and the history that has happened before is now implanted, so you believe this is what happened up to this point, But it didn't. | |
| But you believe it did, and that affects your perception of what we call the present, and completely takes over your sense of perspective, not only of reality, but of you, who you are, what you are. | |
| And AI then becomes the human mind. | |
| You think you're thinking your own thoughts, but AI, through this connection, is doing your thinking. | |
| And what this Cognify stuff is all about is a microcosm of what is actually planned for the entirety of the human race. | |
| And it does It is a head shaker to think that the so-called alternative media is eulogising a guy through SpaceX that is doing so much to advance this. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. | |
| And I think also the sales pitch side of it, using prisoners, saying that we can do this, we can make them feel remorse, we can make them understand what they've done, understand their victim's perspective, and also take pressure off the prisoner system, all that, which they're saying is under a lot of pressure. | |
| That sales pitch you'll get some support for with people. | |
| Yeah, and prisoners. | |
| What does anyone think the human race is? | |
| They're prisoners, they're slaves. | |
| People watch Jones Plantation, they'll see a symbolic explanation of how people are slaves while thinking they're free. | |
| Thinking, thinking they're free! | |
| And so with this AI control of the human mind that's planned, and is unfolding by the way, by the day, You can get people in a situation of complete enslavement, but they are being told, therefore they believe, they are free. | |
| And what it is, if you take that concept, that's what the human race has been all along, really, in known human history. | |
| There have been slaves who, if they were not literal slaves, were still slaves in terms of being controlled by a handful of people. | |
| And what this AI thing is all about is turning that slavery through perceptual slavery control into a whole new level which, in no human history anyway, we've never gone. | |
| No, absolutely. | |
| I'm supposed to be a nutter. | |
| He's got some squirrely ones. | |
| Alex Jones is way more reliable than David Icke. | |
| You know, people have called you a lunny, it's been written. | |
| I've been researching this stuff for 20 years. | |
| How can you research? | |
| I've been in more than 40 countries doing it. | |
| Which is funny really, because why would they ban someone who He's not with it. | |
| He doesn't know what they're talking about. | |
| From nearly 30 European countries in the Schengen border group. | |
| Why would they ban him from Australia? | |
| Why would he be banned from the mainstream media? | |
| And even banned from a swathe of the alternative media? | |
| Why would that be? | |
| I'm crazy, right? | |
| Why would that be? | |
| The reveal. |
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