Aug. 18, 2024 - David Icke
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| Thanks for watching. | |
| We're going to move on to a final story which is hilarious and it kind of ties into what we've just said with older people seeing how much the world has transformed and you know if you went straight from nothing to implants in the brain in the 70s with where technology was in that period people would have not even begun to understand what was going on and would have had resistance but by doing it step by step by step by step they're obviously now at a point where it is quite commonly accepted however this story I've just got this image in my head which is hilarious which is you sat with your dad trying to explain to him how there's a news story about men getting pregnant and being asked when they go in the NHS if they're pregnant and as somebody | |
| From that era going, what the hell happened to humanity to get to this point? | |
| Well, I was born in 1952, and never mind my father, born in 1907. | |
| I would have the same reaction. | |
| The NHS is apparently telling radiologists, when they're doing x-rays, that they have to ask men if they're pregnant, because of trans men, trans women. | |
| Of course, The number of trans people is still relatively small, massively more than it was because of the programming, but still very small. | |
| So you say to patients, look, if you are a trans person who can become pregnant, then tell us before you have an x-ray. | |
| That's what the publicity should be. | |
| But instead, no, you put the responsibility on the radiologist who has to ask a man, all men, if they're pregnant. | |
| And this is basically pushing the envelope of changing Sanity into insanity, and for insanity to become the norm. | |
| What we're looking at, Jay, is the normalization of insanity. | |
| And that's why people like you and me, and Iconic, etc., we've got to call out the insanity Because if we don't, it becomes normalized by default. | |
| And this story is insane. | |
| And there's a clip here, which I found on the internet, of a TV doctor. | |
| This is a TV doctor who said that the AstraZeneca fake vaccine was was safe and effective and you wouldn't get COVID if you had it and you wouldn't die if you had it and all that stuff. | |
| Of course, absolute nonsense, but it was the right kind of nonsense from the point of view of the system and therefore this lady talking that nonsense and actually seeing patients every day, which I find personally terrifying, she's still in a job and here she is being questioned by her fellow presenters on a programme called This Morning in Britain, on this story of asking men if they're pregnant. | |
| New guidance requires radiographers to ask whether men aged 12 to 55 could be pregnant. | |
| If you look at it, the guidance is saying that they don't want people to make assumptions about a patient's gender identity. | |
| And this comes on the back of a transgender man who unknowingly underwent a CT scan whilst pregnant. | |
| Okay, right. | |
| I've got a few issues about this. | |
| So why should every trans man, biological man, be asked that question? | |
| because to me if I went in to have an x-ray that's in a medical setting surely | |
| they would have my medical notes in front of them to say my gender my birth | |
| gender whatever I identify as if I went in for an x-ray and the person who is | |
| giving me medical treatment asked me can I ask you pregnant I wouldn't feel | |
| comfortable with that person giving me medical treatment because as someone | |
| who's not a trans man I've got a lot of trans friends but as someone who's not a trans man | |
| I'd be like are you alright? Do you know what I mean? | |
| Well I suppose we ask all women that come in whether they're pregnant prior to having a scan anyway | |
| So I know what you're saying is, you know, the onus is on the person, but we ask all women anyway. | |
| So in that same way, we're saying, actually, let's open this up and make sure that we're considering non-binary transgender intersex patients. | |
| I mean, I get it, but I think when you're talking about a 12-year-old boy going in for an x-ray and suddenly you're pregnant, that's going to confuse that child. | |
| I'm not too sure, you know? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well, just to go back quickly to her comments on the COVID vaccine, she said that within seven days of one vaccine, given you were told to have two, apparently, of AstraZeneca, you were 100% protected from hospitalisation and death. | |
| Now, given that... | |
| Philip Schofield, who was presenting the show at that point, even went like that when she said that, goes to show how ridiculous and fraudulent that claim was. | |
| Because the fact that even he reacted with a bit of an inquisitive face shows how insane that is. | |
| And the fact that she was never arrested for misinformation or removed from office or had a medical license revoked is staggering. | |
| But yeah, she's still here and still talking complete crap. | |
| And it's incredible that the presenters opposite, the man a little bit more than the woman, aren't laughing and telling her how ridiculous this is. | |
| They're having a genuine adult discussion about it as if it's something that should be discussed when it's completely bonkers. | |
| Yeah, but it's a very simple criteria. | |
| If you're a TV doctor, You give the systems version of everything. | |
| Because if you didn't, you wouldn't be a TV doctor. | |
| Very simple. | |
| 100%. | |
| And that's why she's still there. | |
| And that's why she's obviously been protected. | |
| But where does this end? | |
| Because for me, the people who are massively insulted by this are women. | |
| Because the whole point of making men and women the same, which we're not, is that women have a superpower of being able to carry life and breed new life. | |
| Men don't. | |
| So to ask men if they can get pregnant, yes, it's crazy, but it's also massively insulting, I think, to women, in my opinion. | |
| into great detail about this in the books over the years, interviews and stuff. | |
| And this again is another dot to connect into what we talked about earlier with the fake vaccines and the self-replicating nanotechnology and the synthetic materials being infused in these vaccines. | |
| They are aiming for a non-procreating human of the kind that was described by Aldous Huxley, an insider, In his book Brave New World in 1932. | |
| How can you know that in 1932? | |
| Ah, because these are two levels of knowledge. | |
| The world of the cult and the world of the general population. | |
| So they know about things long, long before the general population ever find out. | |
| They only find out when it's happening. | |
| And so the idea is you transform the human body from a male-female procreating system into one where the species is procreated technologically as as Aldous Huxley described. | |
| And this explains, another dot, why we have the trans movement being so massively promoted. | |
| It's because if you're going to transform people physically, you first have to get them psychologically. | |
| And so what you're doing, and again it's the young, You're bombarding them with the trans agenda, where you are saying, and the BBC's talked about at some point, you know, unbelievable numbers of genders they say there are. | |
| Bloody nonsense. | |
| And then they just make them up. | |
| And so they are confusing the concept of gender. | |
| And you have to confuse gender. | |
| It was very simple before, male and female. | |
| Before you confuse gender without attracting serious serious dissent and opposition. | |
| And this is another reason why they want rid of old people, because old people find, in general, find the whole idea nonsense that's happening. | |
| But again, to so many of the young, it's just the way things are, because that's all they've ever known. | |
| And so this is why you have this Transgender explosion. | |
| And this is the point, you know, I say this to the transgender activists. | |
| It ain't about you, you know. | |
| They don't care about you. | |
| It's like, you know, Muslims, they're saying, oh, you know, Muslims get better treatment by the police than white people do in Britain and all that stuff that's being said. | |
| But the Muslims, they don't care about you. | |
| They're just using you as a pawn to play off against them. | |
| And you trans activists, oh yeah, trans, you can't say this, what are my pronouns? | |
| They're playing you like a stringed instrument, mate. | |
| Because you're just a transition stage to the no-gender, not transgender, to the no-gender human. | |
| And if you don't grasp that, then you're playing a part in your own demise while thinking it's all about you. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| And their poster boy for it seems to be Sam Smith. | |
| I don't know if you saw yesterday, just finally. | |
| He's come out as non-binary. | |
| He came out as gay. | |
| Then he came out as non-binary about three times. | |
| Once would have been enough. | |
| And yesterday he's come out as something bisexual, but is only interested in men. | |
| Even though the whole definition of bisexual is you're interested in both. | |
| But he's just done it again. | |
| And he's like their poster boy and they're glorifying that. | |
| And that is a definition of glorifying insanity. | |
| The things that he gets up to, it's incredible. | |
| Yeah, I must remember to invite Sam Smith round for dinner on the day I know I'm going to be out. | |
| Hilarious. | |
| Right, I think that's it for this week's show, Dad. | |
| Thanks for watching, Dad. | |
| He's got some squirrely ones. | |
| Alex Jones is way more reliable than David Icke. | |
| You know, people have called you a loony, 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 is not with it? | |
| 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? | |
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