Dec. 3, 2024 - David Icke
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| When the Labour Party of Keir Starmer got in, I was saying that when this Labour government gets into power, it was obvious that was going to happen. | |
| It was obvious it was meant to happen because this Labour Party and Keir Starmer are 100% global cult controlled, World Economic Forum controlled. | |
| I said that this Labour government would be one of, at least one of, The most despised and opposed governments in British political history. | |
| And it didn't take long, a matter of almost days, for that to become obvious. | |
| And of course this Labour government got in With a massive majority on 34% of those who voted, voted for them, and 20% only of people who could vote, voted for them. | |
| And instead, this first-past-the-post ludicrous, by any standards undemocratic, system of first-past-the-post has given him a massive majority on a fraction of those who voted for him. | |
| And he calls it a mandate. | |
| Anyway, this point about this Labour government and Starmer being controlled by the cult was given more confirmation with his meeting with Larry Fink. | |
| Larry Fink, the head of BlackRock. | |
| Here's the story. | |
| The BlackRock letters inside Labour's, quote, close partnership. | |
| Well, this is how the partnership works. | |
| Larry Fink, this is what you're going to do, Starmer. | |
| Starmer, yes, sir. | |
| Thank you, sir. | |
| Please, sir. | |
| That's the relationship. | |
| Some senior executives from BlackRock, one of the world's most controversial companies, you're not kidding, last week sat down opposite Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves in Downing Street. | |
| Rachel Reeves, who's just forced upon the population a budget financial changes that add massively to the tax burden on so many people. | |
| Because they're doing the cult's bidding, that's why. | |
| Crush the people. | |
| The government's laser focus on private investment as the key means of driving economic growth has inevitably led to a reliance on the world's big money machines. | |
| They're owned by the world's big money machines, such as BlackRock. | |
| But this is a relationship that Labour initially developed in opposition. | |
| Yes, of course they did. | |
| Because they were being brought forward to become the government. | |
| The cult government. | |
| Which has only become this relationship cozier since the party entered government. | |
| We got you in, now this is what you're going to do. | |
| The meeting between Starmer Reeves Investment Minister Poppy Gustafsson and several members of BlackRock's board was not the first time that senior figures from the world's largest asset manager have met with ministers in recent months. | |
| World's largest asset manager. | |
| Ten trillion it has in investments. | |
| It owns, controls companies right across the spectrum. | |
| The meeting... | |
| It said, happened between these people. | |
| And BlackRock CEO Larry Fink also made a star turn at Labour's Investment Summit in October and posed for pictures with the Prime Minister when he visited New York in September. | |
| Senior BlackRock figures also attended a summer reception for business leaders at Number 10 Downing Street, as Open Democracy revealed previously. | |
| Let's just translate this from the Orwellian. | |
| Blackrock controls the Starmer government, and Blackrock is what it is because it is advancing the cult agenda. | |
| With around $10 trillion, Under its management, BlackRock is among the most powerful financial institutions on the planet. | |
| To many, it is also among the most evil. | |
| A BlackRock letter was sent to Business and Trade Secretary John Reynolds, which gives you a feel for what the relationship is. | |
| And the letter from BlackRock said, as you know, We also share the government's view that infrastructure investment can play a critical role in improving economic growth and productivity. | |
| We believe infrastructure is poised to become one of the fastest growing segments in private markets globally. | |
| And as our chairman and CEO, Larry Fink, has recently written, private capital market financing combined with policy pragmatism, doing what they say, are necessary to meet countries' infrastructure needs and thereby enhance economic growth and productivity. | |
| Translated again from the Orwellian... | |
| BlackRock is going to buy up the assets and control the infrastructure assets of Britain. | |
| So the article says, cutting through the corporate glaze, we can roughly understand the point being made here. | |
| In effect, BlackRock is highlighting that Labour's entire political project rests on the willingness of companies like BlackRock to plough private capital into the foundational components of our society and extracting massive profits in the process. | |
| And this guy, Reynolds, this government minister, replies to BlackRock when it eventually, the letter came in August, and gushed with praise for the firm and the wider financial services sector. | |
| Quote, partnership with the financial services sector... | |
| We'll be critical to developing and delivering our industrial strategy and supporting small businesses. | |
| Brackets, which BlackRock wants to get rid of. | |
| The sector underpins UK investment and trade, and its continued success is critical to lay the strong foundations for economic growth that this country needs. | |
| And he was still on his knees when he wrote this. | |
| I would like to thank you for your long-standing investment in the UK. Buying up the UK. And partnership in driving growth, jobs and innovation. | |
| BlackRock has an impressive reach driving investment into the UK across sectors of our economy and your work is vital to economic growth. | |
| Funding our priority projects and investment in infrastructure is an important part of this. | |
| We invite you to buy up. | |
| Yes, exactly as the cult wants the United Kingdom changed. | |
| And the article says BlackRock in its ilk buying up the UK's infrastructure would be controversial enough. | |
| But the way in which Labour is seeking to encourage the process is even worse. | |
| Writing in The Guardian ahead of the general election, economist Daniela Gabor said Labour's plan for getting back into government amounted to, quote, get BlackRock to rebuild Britain. | |
| In the cult's image. | |
| She wrote, This model involves the state, | |
| in effect, subsidizing the privatization of everyday life, the takeover of everyday life. | |
| And, of course, Larry Fink is a big Zionist, and it's interesting to see The way that not just the Labour Party, but big time the Labour Party, and the other, the Conservative Party, have been basically purchased by Israel. | |
| And this is an article I saw this week. | |
| How Israel funds UK parliamentary staff. | |
| Israel is quietly financing assistance of British MPs, Declassified, the website has found. | |
| And this is actually from the 25th of June of this year, this article, which is before Starmer got into power. | |
| Israel has paid at least a dozen UK parliamentary staff to visit the country on special delegations in the last five years. | |
| A further 18 staffers have accepted funding or hospitality from pro-Israel lobby organizations in Britain, such as Labour Friends of Israel and We Believe in Israel. | |
| Several worked for MPs in Keir Starmer's front bench team, including Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves, Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting, and Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Philipson. | |
| Now, why that is significant is that since the election in July, Rachel Reeves is the government chancellor, Streeting is the health secretary, and Philipson is the education secretary. | |
| Now, what Keir Starmer has done, who's been owned by Israel for much of his career, He was the one that led the response to claims that the Labour Party under its previous leader, Jeremy Corbyn, was anti-Semitic. | |
| It led to Corbyn actually being thrown out of the party by Starmer. | |
| And once Starmer took over, Israel took over. | |
| Not even, basically, they did. | |
| So this Declassified article says, our investigation found how the Israeli embassy in London, its Ministry of Foreign Affairs and associated lobby groups, seek to influence not only MPs, but also their assistants. | |
| Declassified previously revealed that one in four British MPs in the last parliament accepted funding from pro-Israel lobby groups or individuals. | |
| The Israeli Embassy in London funded 10 staff members of Tory MPs to visit Israel on a young conservative political leaders delegation in 2022. They worked for such MPs as Stephen Crabb, Nicola Richards and Bob Blackman, all of whom are closely associated with conservative friends of Israel. | |
| The trip involved meeting with, quote, The visit was declared in an obscure parliamentary database called the Register of Interests of Members, Secretaries and Research Assistants. | |
| It contains little information about what the staffers did in Israel or who they met. | |
| All data prior to 2018 has been destroyed in line with official regulations. | |
| It goes on. | |
| A further 13 Labour parliamentary staff went on a trip to Israel last July. | |
| They visited Israel's foreign ministry and received a briefing from the Israeli military, quote, on the country's security challenges, end quote. | |
| Bet that was unbiased. | |
| Delegates included Streeting's staffer, Anna Wilson, and Philipson's aide, Thomas Crick. | |
| The delegation was the first of its kind, and designed to strengthen relations between the UK Labour Party and Israel, as if they need strengthening. | |
| The trip was organized by the European Leadership Network, Elnet, which was created to, quote, counter the widespread criticism of Israel in Europe. | |
| Yeah, I mean, the mass slaughter of Palestinians in Gaza, people in the West Bank as well, mustn't be criticized. | |
| Another undercover investigation... | |
| Revealed that Joan Ryan, a former Labour MP who chaired Labour Friends of Israel, it had her discussing a £1 million payment from Israel with an Israeli diplomat. | |
| And Elnet also funded Dove Foreman, a staffer for Tory MP Robert Jenrick, To go on a solidarity trip to Israel amid the genocidal war on Gaza. | |
| Another funder is We Believe in Israel, which was until recently directed by arch-Israel lobbyist Luke Akehurst. | |
| Israel lobby organizations have also sought to gain backdoor influence by funding, meeting, and providing hospitality to ministers' special advisors, including SPADs. | |
| Or they're known as SPADs, these advisors. | |
| Special advisors are exempt from the civil, and this is an important point, SPADs, Special Advisors, are exempt from the Civil Service Code's requirement of political impartiality. | |
| Governmental departments are therefore required to publish the gifts and hospitality they receive, but not the SPADs. | |
| And when you research this, And many, many have now. | |
| You see how Israel manipulates any party that can form a government in countries across the world, including the United States, of course, of course. | |
| And therefore have, for a country of what? | |
| Nine million people? |
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