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This is something I was thinking of earlier when you were talking about the people in positions of power to do with this Third World War conflict.
Educated way of talking, with Trump almost certainly going to win in November, and the image that's portrayed of him is that he's going to come in and sort it out, him and Putin get on, him and Starmer won't get on, that kind of thing.
Do you see a potential for like a Pearl Harbor type event where I got elected, I didn't want to go into that war, but then this happened and I have no choice.
Is that potentially a way they get around that Trump election and him being elected on the premise of I'll end it in a day, but then something happens and I can't do that now?
Well, I mean, that's always a possibility, because problem-reaction-solution is one of their greatest weapons of perceptual manipulation.
For people who haven't come across it, Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
came to power, which went into the wartime years, Second World War, saying, I tell you, mothers of America, your sons are not going to fight in that war in Europe.
He knows, he knows they are.
Yeah.
And so along comes Pearl Harbor, which was allowed to happen again.
Yeah.
See, see Gaza.
And as a result of that, when all the major part of the fleet was at sea, so it wasn't there to be destroyed.
Roosevelt then said, look, I know I said we weren't going to fight this war in Europe, but now this has happened.
We've got no choice.
That's how it works.
So something like that is possible.
But we'll have to see if Biden does get replaced, which quite clearly, that's what they want.
And who comes in?
And then we'll see, you know, who they really want.
It certainly indicates they want Trump now, but we'll see.
Yeah, at the moment it feels very much like it was in the lead up to the election here.
You know there was an election coming up and in the opposition you had three prime ministers in six months or whatever, creating chaos.
So if someone replaced Biden now, And it's not like, unless I'm missing something, it's not like there's a very popular Democrat out there who people would look to and go, well, that's exactly who you're going to replace them with, and that will get us the vote.
Yeah, well, they're talking about Michelle Obama or Gavin Newsom in California, who has destroyed the state of California, not least the fascism imposed during COVID, while he was ignoring them.
All the restrictions.
And you know, you're right, there's not a popular one.
But I mean, you know, we'll have to wait and see.
It certainly looks at the moment that they want Trump.
Because the way they've turned on Biden is such an indicator.
Because all the people that were Ignoring his senility before to get him elected and then in his early years in office.
All those people, whether it's media, politicians, whatever, they're all now turning on him and they're turning on him really fast.
They say, oh, it's because of He's a performance in the debate.
But hold on a minute.
I mean, he's been doing that all the way through and it's got worse.
And we know we've talked about in the Job Connector where suddenly Media organizations that would never have run these clips were now suddenly running clips of clearly senile Biden.
So, obviously, there's been a change.
And, you know, I've read things and watched things of so-called alternative media stars of the MAM, the mainstream alternative media.
It's not alternative at all.
And they've said, oh, well, what's happened is, you know, the media have had to have to acknowledge now that Biden's senile because, you know, of the evidence.
So the evidence was there before.
It's nothing to do with, oh, well, we've got to acknowledge and tell the truth.
No, no.
It was those that owned the media were saying, You protect him.
You defend him.
Right?
Because we want him in office in these years.
Right?
We want rid of him now.
So you expose the fact that he's senile, even though you knew it all along.
You now expose it.
That's what's happened.
And I saw this clip this week, which really kind of encapsulates it, because it's on CNN, right?
Now, CNN has defended Biden, has been vehemently anti-Trump, because that's what they were told to be.
And yet now, and you'll see in this clip, they are just as vehemently seeking to undermine Biden.
Why?
Because someone's told them the script has changed.
Have a look at this.
The elites have been forced to reckon with it after the debate just 11 days ago.
Look at my career.
I've not had many of those nights.
It was a terrible night, and I really regret it happened.
But the fact of the matter is, how can you assure you're going to be on, you know, faith I can intervene on your way to go to, you know, work tomorrow?
Age, age wasn't, you know, the idea that I'm too old.
The fact of the matter is, how can you assure you're going to be out on, you know, on your way to go, you know, work tomorrow, age, age wasn't, you know, the idea that I'm too old.
Keep in mind, that soundbite is supposed to be reassuring to those Democratic supporters who have gone wobbly.
Did you ever watch the debate afterwards?
I don't think I did, no.
He doesn't think he did.
He called into a couple of black radio stations, where he said, among other things, this.
By the way, I'm proud to be, as I said, the first vice president, first black woman, served with a black president.
I'm proud to be the first black woman in the Supreme Court.
There's just so much that we can do, because together we, there's nothing, look, this is the United States of America.
He's proud to be the first black woman?
Not coherent.
And even then, we later found out, later from the radio host, that the Biden campaign had given her a list of questions to ask President Biden.
That is a huge no-no in journalism, and the host was fired for it, but it remains quite telling that in the Biden campaign's efforts to show that the president has not missed a step, his campaign felt the need to feed questions to the hosts for a call-in radio interview.
Yeah, it's just a flick of the switch.
It's a change of the script.
Like you've always said, if something changes instantly, someone's pressed the button.
And it's obviously the whole direction of travel has changed.
Yeah.
And here's another clip, indicated against CNN.
A guy called David Axelrod, He's a mechanic apparently.
He oversaw the election of Barack Obama.
Two elections.
He was the fixer.
He was the election fixer.
He was the senior advisor in the White House.
A Zionist.
Can I say Zionist?
Is that right?
You're sorry if this isn't on Facebook, you're fine.
And his handler was Rahm Emanuel, another ultra ultra Zionist from a family whose father was a terrorist with Ergun, helped to bomb Israel into existence in 1948.
And they controlled Obama.
And so Axelrod is a big insider, and of course it was like, oh no, Biden this, Biden that, because Biden was the Vice President while Axelrod was Senior Advisor to Obama.
And now, suddenly, Axelrod has switched!
Right.
Axelrod has taken a U-turn and here he is this week on CNN describing how, I think on balance, Joe won't stand down.
Oh, you do stagger me.
The one person that No one can outrun his father time.
You know, Tom Brady won a Super Bowl three years ago and he's out of football.
Okay, why?
It doesn't detract from his greatness or what he's done.
It's just there are certain immutable facts of life, and those were painfully obvious on that debate stage.
And the president just doesn't seem to come to — he hasn't come to grips with it.
He's not winning this race.
He's more likely, if you just look at the data and talk to people around the country,
political people around the country, it's more likely that he'll lose by a landslide
than win narrowly this race.
And if the stakes are as large as he says, and I believe they are,
then he really needs to consider what the right thing to do here is.
Yeah, and it just shows there you've got the people behind the Democrats, behind the Republicans
are the same people, and that's just proving that, because he supported Democrats under Obama,
and now he's throwing him under the bus because he knows the plan is probably for Trump to win.
So, do you say what he needs to say?
Thank you.
It's real simple and you know so much of the new hijacked alternative media doesn't seem able to grasp it or doesn't want to.
Political parties...
Same end.
Absolutely.
Same end.
That's where the power is.
That's the illusion of power.
Well hopefully this week has highlighted to more people that we're not going to vote our way out so therefore it's going to require more of a change of perception and a change of self and view of self.
The answers don't lie in the political realm and hopefully with the illusion of an election here, the illusion of election in France, That's been highlighted to more people.
The illusion of the election in the Netherlands, which has ended up with a Dutch head of Dutch intelligence as the unelected Prime Minister.
This is where it needs to go.
And just finally, something that I was thinking about this week.
The plan is to have technocratic government.
Technocratic government is people who are not elected, not politicians as we would call them.
They are appointed, they are bureaucrats, they are engineers, they are technocrats, they are quote medical experts and all these people who are just appointed.
And people think, well, you know, technocratic governments will never pull that off.
Well, they've pulled it off in a big step to pulling it off in the Netherlands, with technocrats involved in the government, like this Dutch intelligence chief.
We already have, with the Starmer government, people being given a peerage so that they, unelected, enter the House of Lords, the second chamber in Britain, and as a result can serve in the government.
Like Valens?
Yeah, like Valens.
Mr Covid.
But this is what occurred to me.
Is already a technocracy.
It's just that people haven't seen it.
Okay, you elect the President, at least in theory, in terms of Biden.
You elect the President.
What does the President then do?
Appoint every other position.
Does he have to go to Capitol Hill to get elected people to be his Secretary of State, his Head of the Treasury, his Head of Homeland Security, He's Secretary of State.
He's Attorney General.
National Security Advisor.
Yeah.
All of which are Jewish, by the way.
Well, actually, I would say Sabotean.
But, no!
You theoretically elect a president, and all the positions of state are appointed Non-elected people to run the freaking country.
Yeah.
America is already a technocracy.
You know, I hear people say, oh, you know, America's going to become a technocracy if we're not careful.
You already are.
It's just not noticed.
With the executive order, they can put forward anything without Congress approval, can't they?
Executive order is something that does not go through Capitol Hill, does not go through elected people.
It's just signed by the president.
And during the Clinton administration, one of his advisors said how wonderful executive orders were, because it's swish of the pen, law of the land.
That's technocracy.
And we already have it in America.
But that's what they plan for right across the world.
Yeah, and obviously this election here in Britain has brought about a conversation about the electoral system which, you know, they're obviously going to provide an alternative which is probably much more like that system they want anyway.
Well, when you have, and I think this time it's really dawned on people in Britain, dawned on a lot of people in Britain, that We're supposed to have a democracy.
We don't have a democracy at all.
I mean, even rule by the majority is a tyranny.
We should have a situation where all people are treated, all views are treated with the same respect.
And you do that if you have an electoral system Not that I think it's going to, you know, the political system is never going to change anything.
It's there to stop change, for the better.
But if you want a system that works in terms of alleged democracy, Then when you vote, that must have some impact on the government.
Yeah.
You know, they have this thing, propulsion representation stuff, which would have given reform about 90 seats instead of five, and would not have given Keir Starmer a majority had we had a situation where the number of votes for each party was reflected in the number of MPs in Parliament.
Because we have first past the post.
We have a tyranny now in government on something like 34, 35% of the vote.
And if you add to that the people that didn't vote because they couldn't be bothered or thought, well, what's the point?
Then the vast, overwhelming majority of British people did not vote for Starmer, but he's got a massive majority, thus total power.
And I think it's dawned on a lot of people in this election that the idea of democracy is an illusion.
Because if you look at governments over the years in Britain, How many have got more than 50% of the vote?
None.
And yet they've had total power.
And this is something that seriously needs to be addressed.
What I'm saying is Keir Starmer on the basis of this has no mandate I think it was Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor now, who said in a speech this week, we have the mandate.
You don't have the mandate.
You do not have the mandate.
You do not have a democratic mandate.
And as a result of that, we should not be submitting to what they seek to impose upon us.
Because when the vast majority of people didn't vote for them, they have no legitimacy They don't.
And the final point is two things that would change.
Firstly, with PR, people wouldn't vote tactically.
People would vote for who they thought.
So the numbers of people that voted for the various parties is probably quite skewed of what they would have voted, potentially, had it been a PR.
And secondly, forget who you vote for.
When they're sworn in, they pledge allegiance to the bloody king.
I swear by almighty God, or I swear by whatever the other one was, under oath, that I will pledge allegiancy to King Charles and his, um, whatever he's called, heirs, while it's in law.
Yeah.
Unbelievable.
It's unbelievable.
The thing is, Jay, the control system is all around us.
But it's not that familiarity only breeds contempt.
Familiarity stops you seeing what's before your eyes.
Yeah.
And I have to say, you know, we've been watching the England football team in the European Football Championship.
We got to the final as we speak.
And every time they play, They play the national anthems, right?
They play the national anthems before the game starts, and you've got the England football team, they're lined up, the camera going along the line, and they're singing vociferously the national anthem.
All the crowd, you know, many of whom have been screwed by the whole system, are beaming out, blasting out this National Anthem.
A National Anthem that says, God save our gracious King.
Long live our noble King.
God save the King.
Send him victorious, happy and glorious.
Long to reign over us.
Yeah.
They are demanding That they are reigned over.
Look in the dictionary definition of reigned over, and it means you are demanding to be a subordinate of a man who is in the starma league of vacuous and in the starma league of arrogant.
They're demanding it.
The National Anthem demands it.
What are they doing?
What are we doing having a National Anthem if you go down that road?
That is a eulogy to one bloke or one woman.
Doesn't even mention the country's name.
Not even mention the country.
That's telling you.
And I understand.
I mean, I didn't I don't understand Dutch, but Christiana was saying while we were watching the game that the Dutch national anthem that England played in the semi-final also mentions the Dutch royal family.
I mean, what are we doing?
But we do it because it's like, well, I hadn't thought of that.
Well, it's about time we did.
Yeah, enough is enough.
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 to more than 40 countries doing it.
Which is funny really, because why would they ban someone who is not with it?
Doesn't know what they're talking about.
From nearly 13 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?