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| The other concern I have is the bioweapon that was released on us, the vaccines. | ||
| That needs to be communicated effectively in the new administration that something bad happened. | ||
| Many of us would like to see justice for the millions murdered by the nanotech-infected shots. | ||
| But don't hold your breath. | ||
| If approved, Our next cabinet will include, as administrator for Medicare and Medicaid, Dr. Oz, a television personality who pushed implantable chips, transgenderism for kids, and pushed the deadly COVID vaccines repeatedly. | ||
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Should people have their children vaccinated? | |
| Definitely yes. | ||
| Definitely yes. | ||
| As a doctor, even I'm in awe of the incredible advances made in search of a COVID-19 vaccine. | ||
| Never in the history of mankind has a vaccine been developed at this speed. | ||
| But just because we're moving fast doesn't mean we're moving unsafely. | ||
| We're cutting red tape, not cutting corners. | ||
| I trust the science and the scientists behind these COVID-19 vaccines, and you should too. | ||
| What can you do after you get the COVID vaccine? | ||
| If approved, Marco Rubio will be our new Secretary of State. | ||
| He pushed the vaccine and boasted that Operation Warp Speed was a huge success. | ||
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You can say a lot of things about the way America responded to the pandemic in the early days. | |
| The one thing that's without dispute is that no one has done vaccines better than the United States. | ||
| I mean, look around the world and look here. | ||
| And look at the fact that right now, basically, at this point, if you're 12 years of age or older and you want a vaccine, you can get one. | ||
| If approved, Tulsi Gabbard will be the Director of National Intelligence. | ||
| She helped get all the older people vaccinated early on. | ||
| Three weeks ago, I urged our leaders to put those over 65 years of age at the front of the line for vaccinations alongside healthcare workers and first responders. | ||
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Now today I'm happy to report that the Department of Health and Human Services has now agreed to this strategy. | |
| So if you or your loved ones are 65 or over, you will now be able to get the vaccine if the leaders of your state comply with these recommendations. | ||
| If approved, Dr. Jeanette Neshowat will be our new Surgeon General. | ||
| She was also pushing the masks, the deadly vaccines, and the censorship. | ||
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First of all, vaccines save lives, and I am so excited, and I thank and I commend Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg for taking action, and I hope and pray that other social media platforms will follow suit and do the same thing. | |
| If you are fully vaccinated, then it is safe to go outside, to go hiking, biking, to enjoy outdoor dining, to be around other people who are unvaccinated without a mask. | ||
| Now, that is if you are fully vaccinated. | ||
| It's also important that if you start your first dose, you get your second dose, because there's many who are not making the appointments for their second doses, and you will not get that 94, 95 percent safety and efficacy if you don't get both doses. | ||
| You can go back to the very beginning of Operation Warp Speed. | ||
| Trump's been pushing the vax the whole time. | ||
| He even called himself the father of the vaccine. | ||
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And look, I guess in a certain way I'm the father of the vaccine because I was the one that pushed it. | |
| I pushed the FDA like they have never been pushed before. | ||
| It shows you how unpainful that vaccine shot is, so everybody go get your shot. | ||
| I recommend you take it. | ||
| People that do get it get better much quicker. | ||
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That's a very important thing to know. | |
| They don't get nearly as sick and they get better. | ||
| Lindsey Graham's an example. | ||
| He said, if I didn't have this vaccine, I would have died. | ||
| I recommend take the vaccines. | ||
| I did it. | ||
| It's good. | ||
| Take the vaccines. | ||
| I think I saved many. | ||
| I don't think. | ||
| I know. | ||
| I saved millions and millions of lives throughout the world. | ||
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We saved tens of millions of lives. | |
| Take credit. | ||
| Don't let them take that away from you. | ||
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Okay. | |
| So the president made news. | ||
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Do you agree with Both the president and I are vaxxed and did you get the booster? | |
| Yes. | ||
| I got it too. | ||
| And just recently, on November 22nd, Trump wrote that Operation Warp Speed saved hundreds of millions of lives. | ||
| There is no signs of justice for the millions murdered by the deadly shots. | ||
| And if the nanotech in the shots is the interface between humans and AI world, then I would expect another fake pandemic and more shots. | ||
| Reporting for InfoWars, this is Greg Reese. | ||
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You're watching The American Journal with your host, Maria Z. | |
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| Good morning everyone. | ||
| It is wonderful to be back here with you all at a time where every single weapon possible has come up against Infowars and yet it's still standing strong. | ||
| I can tell you it was absolutely magnificent walking into these studios this morning. | ||
| Knowing that a victory thus far has been achieved and InfoWars is still fighting against this gross assault on this operation, which is one of the most, if not the most important in the world. | ||
| I'm going to just thank everyone for their ongoing support of InfoWars. | ||
| I ask you to keep supporting this magnificent team of people that care about your freedom and the future of humanity. | ||
| Now everyone's kind of preparing for Thanksgiving and obviously, you know, I'm very excited. | ||
| I'm going to experience my first Thanksgiving in America since I've been here and it's really amazing watching the people of America still respecting the traditions and the things that make this country great. | ||
| Your Independence Day, your Thanksgiving, your Christmas. | ||
| There are many countries around the world that have been actively trying to erase everything that makes their country great, everything that instills patriotism in their people, anything that makes their people proud of being who they are. | ||
| And that is part of the demoralisation of the New World Order, the tactic to make you not love your country, not be a patriot, submit, be demoralised and eventually submit to being a one world citizen, hating your country so much that you don't want to fight for it anymore. hating your country so much that you don't want to And unfortunately, they haven't been successful, unfortunately for them, I should say. | ||
| They haven't been successful in this. | ||
| What it's actually done is sparked more patriotism in people across the world. | ||
| It's sparked more passion for country. | ||
| More people demanding these leaders who do not actually represent their countries be gone. | ||
| And that certainly happened in the UK as well as Germany. | ||
| The Socialist Party essentially fell and then they were calling for snap elections and the government said, oh... | ||
| We can't do it. | ||
| We've run out of paper for the ballots. | ||
| And one of the top paper suppliers in the country said, no, Germany's very efficient. | ||
| We've got plenty of paper. | ||
| Don't you worry. | ||
| And a similar thing is happening in the UK now with the country demanding two million signatures received for a petition for a re-election. | ||
| Keir Starmer is one of the most hated people on earth, two-tier Keir. | ||
| from the UK joining us in the next hour to talk about that and talk about how he can just simply, how Keir Starmer can simply ignore. | ||
| I mean, you talk about petitions, usually they get maybe 10,000 signatures. | ||
| In Australia recently, there's been, you know, there was a huge, huge victory in Australia recently, But it looks like there's about to be a very serious problem over there because they were trying to pass this mis- and disinformation bill. | ||
| And I've spoken about this when I've been on Infowars in the past, you know, basically outlawing criticism of the government, making it, you know, criminal to question the stability of financial markets even. | ||
| And appointing one body and one person as the arbiter of truth online. | ||
| And so that bill failed. | ||
| But what they're pushing forward with right now is a social media age ban. | ||
| The UK is doing similar things. | ||
| Actually, the social media age ban is being pushed all over the world. | ||
| And we are going to talk about that today. | ||
| And so the mis- and disinformation bill fell in Australia, over 50,000 submissions that we know of, probably even more, and you had MPs and members of the government saying this is an unprecedented response to this legislation. | ||
| You know, when you get... | ||
| Sorry, it wasn't the petition. | ||
| These were actual submissions that people made in response to this legislation. | ||
| People took the time to write entire submissions opposing it, over 50,000. | ||
| So you're talking about the political... | ||
| Atmosphere in every single country, people being more and more politically involved and this is why these tyrants want to bring in all these laws to make sure that we can no longer voice our disdain for their pathetic attempt at governance. | ||
| And Keir Starmer is another perfect example of that. | ||
| You have over 2 million signatures signing a petition. | ||
| Demanding that this man is gone. | ||
| I mean, that is a significant portion of your country that is showing that they do not want you in a position of leadership anymore. | ||
| So the trend is really the same everywhere. | ||
| We had Macron in France. | ||
| After his re-election, violence and riots erupted across the country. | ||
| We currently have in Australia... | ||
| I mean, Trudeau, anything he posts online is just... | ||
| People attack it because he is... | ||
| You know, they want us to forget. | ||
| They want us to forget what happened. | ||
| You can never forget. | ||
| I've been telling people this while I've been here. | ||
| When you come from a country where your military was deployed to take people to camps... | ||
| That happened in Australia. | ||
| When you come from a country where your police shot at you with rubber bullets because you were peacefully protesting, when you come from a country that's seen these measures, you will never forget these things. | ||
| And Trudeau in Canada is sitting here trying, you know, everything that he posts, people are reminding him, buddy, you switched off bank accounts for memes. | ||
| Keir Starmer, you are putting people in prison. | ||
| You've let violent prisoners out of prison to make room for people that say mean things online. | ||
| These people are the most despised on all the earth. | ||
| This is putrid. | ||
| Look at this. | ||
| Look at this footage of police kicking in your door. | ||
| For a mean tweet. | ||
| What kind of a life is that? | ||
| It's a life that more and more people are saying, we're not going to tolerate this. | ||
| And I was reading through some comments yesterday, and people are saying, in response to what's happening in Australia, and people are saying, I just want to live my life. | ||
| I want to be able to go to work, make money, provide for my family, feed them good food that isn't poisoning them, make decisions about, you know, medical decisions, and be a contributing member to society in the best possible way. | ||
| And to be honest with you, most people don't actually want to be this involved in politics. | ||
| And most people probably wouldn't have to be if they weren't trying to kill us in every which way possible. | ||
| And that is the reality of most people around the world. | ||
| The disdain that they have for these leaders is simply because they are tyrants. | ||
| They want to stop your freedom of movement, your freedom of speech, your freedom of thought, your freedom to criticise them. | ||
| That's something that's protected speech. | ||
| At least one bit of protected speech in Australia is that political speech or political criticism is protected. | ||
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They don't have this... | |
| Bill of Rights. | ||
| I'll talk about that a little bit later on in the broadcast. | ||
| But at least you can criticise the government. | ||
| No, they wanted to outlaw that. | ||
| So one huge victory happened this week where Australia said, okay, they couldn't get the bill through. | ||
| They couldn't get this mis- and disinformation bill through where the government gets to decide what is true, what is not. | ||
| They wanted to exempt the mainstream media from the mis- and disinformation laws, from the investigations that happen if a platform's caught to be allowing misinformation, which of course are just weaponised terms for anything the government doesn't like. | ||
| And I was so, so glad to hear Donald Trump address this recently and say he's going after the censorship industrial complex, especially done under the guise of mis- and disinformation. | ||
| It's a lie. | ||
| It is a complete lie. | ||
| But Axios CEO is having a freakout. | ||
| A freakout. | ||
| What's happened over this time, ladies and gentlemen? | ||
| People have seen the weaponised media lying to them, giving them health advice that kills them. | ||
| Platforming lunatics who told them the COVID injections were safe and effective. | ||
| Meanwhile, the data showed they're probably going to kill you and your kids. | ||
| If you don't die from a heart attack, you'll have a heart condition for the rest of your life. | ||
| And oh, the FDA knew, per the Pfizer documents, therefore... | ||
| Governments worldwide knew and the media was told, you say this or else. | ||
| And so they've seen this weaponised media calling them Nazis, white supremacists, extremists, domestic terrorists, every label under the sun given to people that just have questions. | ||
| And so what happened? | ||
| What happened is people said, well, we're going to be the media. | ||
| We are going to be We're going to act in servitude to one another. | ||
| We are going to provide each other with the information to the best of our ability. | ||
| And you know what? | ||
| Maybe sometimes we'll get it wrong. | ||
| But at the end of the day, it's more trustworthy. | ||
| Me, who's trying my best, and Joe Blow over there, who's trying his best, are more trustworthy than these people who are actively trying to destroy us. | ||
| But the Axios CEO is having a freakout. | ||
| Let's see clip one. | ||
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Elon Musk sits on Twitter every day or X today saying, like, we are the media, you are the media. | |
| My message to Elon Musk is bulls**t. | ||
| You're not the media. | ||
| You having a blue checkmark, a Twitter handle and 300 words of cleverness doesn't make you a reporter. | ||
| You don't do that by popping off on Twitter. | ||
| You don't do that by having an opinion. | ||
| You do it by doing the hard work. | ||
| First of all, I've got to say, extraordinary content. | ||
| It needed to be said. | ||
| It continues to need to be said. | ||
| When all of the garbage is flying around on social media, lying about reporters, lying about the hard work they do, lying about the hard work editors do, lying about everything up and down, about not only We're going to leave it there. | ||
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We're going to leave it there. | |
| Did you see them all? | ||
| Yes! | ||
| Clap, clap, clap. | ||
| Who are you clapping for? | ||
| The 14 and a half people that still watch your outlet? | ||
| No one respects you. | ||
| No one watches you. | ||
| The only people that still watch you are rabid leftists that are outraged when you try to actually do journalism, when you're not doing just your regular propaganda crap and you try to do journalism and go to Mar-a-Lago and try to mend that gap that you've created. | ||
| The only people that watch you are people that get angry when you try to do journalism. | ||
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Your 35 viewers that you have left or whatever it is. | |
| I watched an ABC in Australia. | ||
| The ABC is state-funded media. | ||
| It's paid for by my blood, sweat and tears and every single person who pays their taxes. | ||
| And it pays for things like... | ||
| Gay updates and you know how great cutting off children's genitals is and the police going to drag queen events and you know all of this really degenerate stuff. | ||
| That Australians are funding with their tax dollars. | ||
| And they were having an awards ceremony and they were all just patting themselves on the back. | ||
| How great are we? | ||
| The arrogance of these people who not many people watch anymore unless they're the rabid leftist, the type that still watch MSNBC or CNN or any of these outlets. | ||
| Just patting themselves on the back. | ||
| Wow, we're so great. | ||
| And then one lady gets up and says, you know... | ||
| There is a loss of trust in the mainstream media. | ||
| This was earlier this year or last year. | ||
| There is a loss of trust in the media and we have to regain that. | ||
| We have to work harder. | ||
| And the response from all of these mainstream media outlets, these mockingbird media outlets has been to continue to gaslight people into all the reasons... | ||
| To just lie about all of the reasons why they're failing, why nobody cares about them, why they're the laughingstock of the entire planet. | ||
| Every other reason other than you are just liars and everybody knows it. | ||
| And I mean everybody who matters knows it. | ||
| The liberals who get outraged that you've gone to Mar-a-Lago to for once in your life perhaps try some balanced journalism don't matter in the grand scheme of things because, not that they don't matter as human beings, they don't matter because they're this much of the population. | ||
| This much of the population says, you know what? | ||
| No, the people are the media now. | ||
| And I want to show everyone how long... | ||
| You know, it's really... | ||
| It's the election that embedded it, really embedded it for people, that we are the media now. | ||
| But, crew, if you can bring up... | ||
| I've just taken three historical screenshots. | ||
| I changed our set. | ||
| This is from over a year ago on Infowars. | ||
| This is Z Media... | ||
| Contributing to the Infowars platform. | ||
| Look above my right shoulder. | ||
| It's flipped. | ||
| We are the media now. | ||
| I've got Alex's books up there. | ||
| This was over a year ago. | ||
| Picture three, guys. | ||
| Another screenshot. | ||
| We are the media now. | ||
| Also another Infowars appearance. | ||
| I was... | ||
| We at Z Media were proclaiming this long before it was a popular... | ||
| It was popularly accepted. | ||
| Look at picture four on the band.video website. | ||
| Two years ago, above my right shoulder, we are the media now. | ||
| I didn't say that at the time to be, you know, to pat myself on the shoulder. | ||
| We said that at the time. | ||
| We put that on my wall on our little, you know, set... | ||
| In our little studio where we were achieving a greater impact than any of these mainstream media outlets, we had helped the public realise that the only reason you watch these people is for Propaganda Watch to see what's happening next. | ||
| We realised this Years ago, as you saw there, two years ago, that was on my wall because I always knew the mainstream media was dead. | ||
| I've been saying rest in peace, MSM, for years, and I'm not saying this to toot my own horn. | ||
| I'm just saying if we believe in humanity and the fight that humanity has... | ||
| The collective power that we have to change the course of history, if we believe in that, we will see it come to fruition. | ||
| We will. | ||
| Because it came to a boiling point. | ||
| It came to a boiling point where the demands of the people were so great. | ||
| And they were going all over the place for other information. | ||
| They would go to Telegram. | ||
| They would go to other places that are uncensored before X came into the mix. | ||
| The people refused, refused to give up, and we will always refuse to give up in the face of persecution. | ||
| Humanity always rises above. | ||
| It's just a historical fact. | ||
| Initially people may be a little bit demoralised, but then do you know what happens? | ||
| You have the people that are, I don't know, I guess God created for warriorship that just, that keep saying enough is enough and we're not going to stop. | ||
| And that's been Alex, that's been Infowars, that's been all of you. | ||
| You have been the media for a very long time. | ||
| And don't ever forget it. | ||
| Don't ever forget it. | ||
| CNN have just said that they've just responded to a question as to whether they would be concerned if Bill Gates controlled MSNBC. Let's play that tweet from Concerned Citizen, please. | ||
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Also, I heard what you're saying about X. I saw a survey this week. | |
| It's now the most ideologically balanced user platform of any platform. | ||
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Scott, stop. | |
| It's too early. | ||
| I just sat down. | ||
| I've only been here for two minutes. | ||
| You're going to be embarrassed what I tweeted after the show, but it's true. | ||
| You cannot say that. | ||
| Who is the source of that? | ||
| We've reported it on this network. | ||
| It's not accurate, and you know it. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| I'll let you make your statement. | ||
| Well, Scott, can I reframe it a different way? | ||
| Because the site changed radically, right? | ||
| So whether you think the voices, it is somehow more balanced now, that's fine. | ||
| But no doubt Musk's influence is profound in that you open it up and now you're there with his opinion and he is now part of this administration. | ||
| So does anyone else think that there should be this greater concern about billionaires purchasing media companies? | ||
| Would you be worried if Bill Gates controlled MSNBC? No, because he's sane. | ||
| Because MS... Would you be concerned? | ||
| Are you concerned about billionaires controlling social media platforms? | ||
| Well, would you be concerned if Bill Gates bought MSNBC? Well, no. | ||
| No, because he's sane, they say. | ||
| And what the gentleman said at the start about X being the most ideologically balanced platform, I constantly hear, and I mean, it's decreased lately, but especially around election time, leftists saying, I'm shadow banned and my content's not getting out there and X is actively suppressing left-wing accounts. | ||
| Now I'm not saying there isn't shadow banning on X. There absolutely is. | ||
| And there are certain topics that X just does not want you to talk about. | ||
| I'm not denying that. | ||
| It's not a completely free speech platform. | ||
| They even say themselves freedom of speech but not freedom of reach, which is like being in the town square with a gag in your mouth. | ||
| You can scream but no one can hear you. | ||
| This is still a problem. | ||
| But I'm talking about these people saying my reach is affected and they've got 800,000 views on their post. | ||
| Meanwhile, during the election, I am fact-checking ABC in real time and I've got 2,000 views on my post. | ||
| I'm not saying extensor that. | ||
| I'm just saying it's just the way certain things bust through the algorithm, certain things don't. | ||
| And you've got all these leftists now declaring that they're leaving for where the skies are bluer. | ||
| And the Blue Sky safety team, the app Blue Sky, and there's even an Australian politician, Zali Stegall, who said, I'm leaving X, I'm going to Blue Sky. | ||
| They're all declaring it. | ||
| And just recently, Blue Sky had to put out a notice, their safety team had to put out a notice that they're receiving thousands of reports. | ||
| So leftists leave, X, go to Blue Sky, mass report each other. | ||
| But not only that, they're struggling massively with child sex abuse material. | ||
| They're openly saying this. | ||
| They're saying we've got, you know, we're prioritising child... | ||
| Sorry, guys, I know this is a little bit vulgar for this time of the morning, but they are... | ||
| Let me call it CSAM. They're struggling with CSAM and all these leftists are like, oh, this is a better platform. | ||
| It's riddled with child exploitation material. | ||
| So that is what leftists produce. | ||
| And I'm not, again, I don't necessarily subscribe to the left-right paradigm. | ||
| I'm just talking about these people. | ||
| What I'm talking about is the people that watch MSNBC. Let's be honest. | ||
| That's who I'm talking about. | ||
| Talking about people that watch CNN. People that watch MSNBC. These are the... | ||
| This is who I'm talking about. | ||
| And, you know, you see YouTube promoting Blue Sky and you see, you know, politicians saying, I'm going to Blue Sky. | ||
| And it's like the app is legitimately struggling with child sexual abuse material. | ||
| This is where you want to go. | ||
| I suppose it's... | ||
| That makes sense. | ||
| Makes sense. | ||
| Considering you watch... | ||
| Propaganda media outlets and want to cut kids' genitals off. | ||
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It makes perfect sense that you would go to a place like that. | |
| On the other side of the break, I'm going to tell you about how the Australian government wants children to watch pornography but not be on YouTube. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. | ||
| We'll be right back. | ||
| All around the world, people are rejecting degeneracy en masse. | ||
| I don't have the article. | ||
| I just thought about it. | ||
| Putin's decided to ban the adoption of Russian children to countries that allow for transgender child surgeries because it puts the children at risk. | ||
| President Trump is saying we're going to get rid of transgenderism in the military. | ||
| This is a mental illness. | ||
| It is, it always has been. | ||
| And that doesn't mean you hate that person by telling them that they have a mental illness any more than you hate a schizophrenic for telling them that they have a mental illness. | ||
| Normally it's seen as care to identify that someone has a mental illness and treat them accordingly and usually the solution is not to chop up their body parts. | ||
| And so because there is this mass rejection of this degeneracy, Countries around the world are clamping down. | ||
| And I'm going to tell you about some of this. | ||
| And the reason I'm going to tell you about what's happening in Australia is because it's always the precursor to what happens everywhere else. | ||
| And unfortunately, ladies and gentlemen, this social media age ban has been floated by incoming members of the Trump administration. | ||
| Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has already approved this. | ||
| And there are bills already in the United States for this. | ||
| To achieve these things. | ||
| Digital ID, social media age ban. | ||
| These things are in progress. | ||
| And so just because President Trump's come in doesn't mean that these things aren't going to be happening behind the background. | ||
| And it maybe doesn't even necessarily mean that those who are in favour of things like protecting children, which is what this is being done under the guise of... | ||
| That they even necessarily understand what this is actually about when they talk about the deep state and the globalists. | ||
| Maybe they don't understand every aspect of that agenda. | ||
| We're going to help them along. | ||
| So there are several countries right now. | ||
| Before I show you Australia, there are several countries right now. | ||
| Macron, and this is happening in lockstep, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Macron in favour of Europe-wide social media age restriction for teens under 15. We also have Quebec Premier says he's open to limiting children's social media use as CAQ debates age limits, and they are talking about the age of 16. You can actually see that in paragraph 2 of that article, it says some 700 members of the coalition are gathering, wherever they're gathering, for a general convention. | ||
| This was in May of this year. | ||
| Among the proposals they're debating is a call from the party's youth wing to ban social media access for those under the age of 16. So you can see that there. | ||
| Then we have Norway. | ||
| Talking about the same thing. | ||
| This is from October this year. | ||
| Norway to increase minimum age limit on social media to 15 to protect children. | ||
| And we also have, that's also Norway, we have Danish PM calling for 15 plus age limit for social media in EU. I'm going to talk about the US a little bit later and take you through what's already happened in this country. | ||
| But I want to show you some of the outrageous discussions that are happening in Australia right now where they've been caught. | ||
| And, you know, it's really astounding and I want to give credit to Milk Bar TV. We're going to play one of his clips right now. | ||
| How quickly Australia went from implementing a digital ID that's voluntary to, oh, now you probably need it to access social media. | ||
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Let's go to clip 16. So when they say it's mandatory, it's not. | |
| If you're an individual, you will not have to have one of these digital IDs. | ||
| The fact that it's voluntary, people who don't want a digital ID don't have to have one. | ||
| Okay, and you're guaranteeing that it's not going to be compulsory? | ||
| You've used the word voluntary a few times there. | ||
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So I am really trying to say to people, if you don't want it, don't have one. | |
| We have been very clear, it is a voluntary system and it's simply a means of verifying yourself in a way that gives you control of your own documentation. | ||
| A world first. | ||
| Australian children under 16 years old will be banned from social media under new legislation to be introduced. | ||
| We're making 16 years old the minimum age for social media. | ||
| Tech industry body Digi says to enforce a blunt ban, all Australians would have to provide their personal information such as an ID or an image of their face to verify their age. | ||
| Can you point me to the bit in the legislation which restricts the eSafety Commissioner from designating digital ID as a means of age verification? | ||
| Is there anything in the law that says that? | ||
| There's nothing in this law that says that. | ||
| So it goes from this is voluntary and never mind all the conspiracy theories that this is going to be used one day for you to access your social media. | ||
| And within one year, within one short year, ladies and gentlemen, this is how quickly this happens. | ||
| Now we're talking about, and it looks like it's going to pass today. | ||
| As I'm speaking to you, it looks like that social media age ban is going to pass in Australia, which means that you will not be able to access the internet or social media initially without linking your ID to your social media. | ||
| But the interesting thing is that they've said, well, actually, no, we're going to provide assurance that you don't have to link your ID because what's happening is that Meta and other apps, Are working on what they call age assurance. | ||
| Age assurance is that app, for example, I'll just take Meta as an example. | ||
| That app is utilizing an AI to scan your biometrics, including your face, scan your eye movements, scan your keystrokes and the content that you're looking at, and assure Meta that you are over 18 based on your behavior. | ||
| In many ways, that's even more terrifying and what it's doing already is building this profile of you that later on, once it's linked to your digital ID, this is what I said just yesterday on X, once it's linked to your digital ID and it will eventually be mandatory, probably in less than a year, just like, you know, that digital ID conversation was happening. | ||
| Once it's mandatory, once it's linked to your digital ID then your social credit system is fully embedded. | ||
| This is why I'm very against digital currency of any form, really, because once they link your digital currency to your ID or, you know, any of your currency to your online behaviour, I should say, that can cause your bank account to be switched off. | ||
| Already people are getting debanked for their own online behaviour. | ||
| I'm someone who's experienced that. | ||
| Alex has experienced that. | ||
| You get debanked for your behaviour, for disagreeing with the government. | ||
| Imagine once your ID is linked to your online activity, to your banking. | ||
| It's an absolute nightmare. | ||
| It's an absolute nightmare and this is why I don't recommend people using X as a payment app. | ||
| Because I've said freedom of speech but not freedom of reach very quickly becomes freedom to know you have money in your bank but not freedom to access it. | ||
| And I'm opposed to all digital currencies really. | ||
| You have Bill Gates patent 060606 mining cryptocurrency with your body's data which is their vision for in the internet of everything you're going to be able to mine crypto With your good behaviour, and this is exactly what the UN's AI World Society, remaking the world towards an age of global enlightenment book says. | ||
| It says that all of your behaviour is how you will earn digital currency, because you'll be linked to the AI, it's going to assess your positive contributions to their society, and you're not going to be able to earn money any other way. | ||
| I think they're pulling up there, pattern 060606. Really, really serious stuff, guys. | ||
| So anyway, I got a little bit off track there, but not really, because this is why they're setting up all of these things. | ||
| They're setting up digital ID, social media age bans, and you can see this, like I showed you before, all these different countries, Norway, Danish PM, France, calling for a Europe-wide implementation of this. | ||
| Let me go to that one. | ||
| Europe wide. | ||
| Macron in favour of Europe wide social media age restriction for teens under 15. EU data regulations currently state that teenagers must be 16 to have their data processed, but member states can decide to lower the age limit, so they want to go even lower. | ||
| But the most astounding thing in all of this, in all of this, and I've always said they know everything about you. | ||
| You can make a post that's mean about the police force or the Prime Minister, and the cops will be at your door in about 35 seconds. | ||
| And yet they just can't seem to take down pedophile rings. | ||
| They just can't get them, folks. | ||
| They can't get these child traffickers. | ||
| They can't get these pedophile rings. | ||
| But if you say something about the government that they don't like, they're at your door quicker than you've hit send. | ||
| It's amazing, isn't it? | ||
| But is the Australian Government admitting that they want to ban children from watching YouTube, but they want them to be able to watch porn? | ||
| Clip 18, please. | ||
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If YouTube's categorised or covered by 63C, returning to Senator Roberts' question, what is Pornhub covered by? | |
| Why wouldn't it be? | ||
| It's just explicit material, but it's... | ||
| It's covered. | ||
| So it is covered. | ||
| The first limb of 63 is that the platform's sole or significant purpose is to enable online social interaction. | ||
| But if YouTube's covered as a video sharing for non-explicit content, video content, why wouldn't Pornhub be covered? | ||
| I think they have very different purposes. | ||
| Explain that to me. | ||
| Sorry, I think this is... | ||
| Under the definition, we wouldn't see Pornhub as falling within scope. | ||
| It's not seen as social media. | ||
| Just explain to me in simple terms how, if YouTube is covered, how would another video sharing service with explicit material, admittedly, not be covered? | ||
| So basically what they're saying here is the whole argument is that YouTube needs to have this age verification because it's a video sharing service. | ||
| It can be social in nature. | ||
| You can like, share, comment. | ||
| I do not frequent the other website, Pornhub, but I've been told that you can like, share, comment on there as well. | ||
| It's a video platform, just the same as YouTube, just with explicit content. | ||
| They're exactly the same. | ||
| And the Australian government and the ACMA, those guys, the ACMA are the ones who wanted to be the people that determine what mis and disinformation is online and be able to silence the entire internet and tell platforms like X what to do. | ||
| They're literally saying, well, in a nutshell, we think it's dangerous for children to look at videos about car racing on YouTube, but we think it's perfectly okay for them to watch pornography. | ||
| This is the Australian government. | ||
| A bunch of pedophiles, really. | ||
| I mean, what else do you call these people? | ||
| What do you call people who want to implement a digital ID, sorry, a social credit system all over a country to enslave the people in a digital prison pretending they care about children while they actively want those children to watch pornography? | ||
| What do you call people like that other than pedophiles? | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| This is so sick. | ||
| It is so, so sick. | ||
| And so I think that, you know, what I'm trying to make people aware of is that, you know, America's on this high right now after this Trump win, and rightly so. | ||
| But there is still a lot happening in the background. | ||
| A lot of steps are still taking place towards this digital transformation. | ||
| And a lot of the things... | ||
| That will happen even under Trump ultimately in the long run may not be good for us. | ||
| Such as a social media age ban that DeSantis is already doing starting January of 2025. And again, we'll bring that up later. | ||
| It's not a good thing. | ||
| It's not a good thing. | ||
| Let's go to clip 17. It's so important. | ||
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There'll be no link to the digital ID. It's verboten, off limits, won't be there. | |
| This has nothing to do with the digital ID. But you won't allow platforms to use that? | ||
| There's no requirement for platforms to use the digital ID system to comply with the obligation. | ||
| Prescribing digital ID as a means with which to verify someone's age. | ||
| I think that would be hard to see that that would be permissible under the rule. | ||
| Can you point me to the bit in the legislation? | ||
| Alright, we've already watched that other part of the clip. | ||
| Kudos to Ausverse, the agenda for that clip. | ||
| So, these guys are assuring everyone no digital ID won't be linked. | ||
| Because you can't ban children from social media without demanding everyone verifies their age to use social media, right? | ||
| But the way that they're doing it, it's incredibly sneaky. | ||
| They're actually not lying at the moment because they're using age assurance, which is AI monitoring of your eyes, of your face, of your keystrokes, as we were talking about before, to assure the platform that you are 18 or over. | ||
| That's in many ways even worse, right? | ||
| And like some supercomputer is like 24-7 monitoring everything you do online to build a profile of you to assure the government that you're 18 or over. | ||
| And then later, and once these bills go through, and I've said this so many times, they give you an outrageous version of a bill... | ||
| Then they argue about it in Congress or in the Senate and then they pass maybe a watered down version. | ||
| They accept some amendments. | ||
| They say, okay, we'll pass it as long as you assure us that digital ID won't be used, which is horse crap because they're using age assurance, which is total AI surveillance of the individual. | ||
| And it's building a profile. | ||
| And later on, two years down the track, they'll go, oh, we're just going to do this amendment. | ||
| And they'll do it in the middle of people being distracted by other things. | ||
| Oh, the amendment is we're now going to use digital ID linked to your social media. | ||
| I mean, it's that easy. | ||
| So these bills and these government officials that argue about, oh, you know, I'm not going to accept the bill in its current form, This is fantastic in Texas, what the crew's bringing up on screen right now. | ||
| Pornhub suspends a site in Texas due to state's age verification law. | ||
| So this is, you know, you could argue that for actual adult material, like you go into a liquor store, you have to identify yourself. | ||
| You could argue that for actual adult material, you have to verify your ID. There's a law that says you have to be this age to access this. | ||
| You can't just drive at 12 years old. | ||
| So because we don't want to, you know, implement this on everyone, we're going to suspend the service to that site. | ||
| Some people may say, oh, well, that's a violation of the First Amendment. | ||
| You get into all sorts of discussions about this. | ||
| The point is you don't go and mandate that every single person be placed under complete AI surveillance in order to maintain, in order to satisfy new laws that you're bringing in. | ||
| This is not the way forward for humanity. | ||
| This is building complete enslavement for us and for future generations. | ||
| I'm telling you now, this is to the T, the UN's goal for a one-world government, one-world religion, one-world currency, one-world order. | ||
| To a T, to a T. And countries like Australia and the UK and Europe... | ||
| And unfortunately some people in the US, including the incoming administration, whether knowingly or unknowingly are in favour of this. | ||
| So I'm very concerned. | ||
| I'm very, very concerned. | ||
| I wanted to talk about something before we get our guest on in the next hour. | ||
| James O'Keefe released a new OMG investigation, which under some of these laws that they are trying to bring in, wouldn't be allowed to be posted online. | ||
| But we have some people who still believe in the First Amendment and thankfully in America more and more people are, you know, growing more passionate about protecting these rights and so you should. | ||
| So let's go to clip five of the OMG investigation of Raja Cholan. | ||
| In his role, Cholin oversees 40 people and heads up the Health Data Standards Branch for a division of NIH called the National Library of Medicine. | ||
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I haven't gotten the latest COVID shots and I'm not going to see. | |
| There's mixed evidence about if it really does anything. | ||
| Cholin then goes on to tell her undercover journalist that people under 30 are more at risk for heart conditions from the COVID vaccine. | ||
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For people that are like 30 or under, it really increases your risk for like heart conditions. | |
| The data does show that. | ||
| I don't even know if these vaccines stop you from getting COVID. They don't. | ||
| Really? | ||
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I don't think so. | |
| Like it's supposed to make you less sick if you get it. | ||
| I don't know if it really prevents the transmission of it. | ||
| But now there is some evidence out that NIAID, National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Disease, that's where Fauci was the director. | ||
| They might have funded some labs to do... | ||
| Vaccine studies and, like, disease, like, to prepare for an outbreak. | ||
| They might have funded a lab in Wuhan, China to, like, make coke. | ||
| So I don't know that I believe that these people are all, like, trying to spread a virus and then, like... | ||
| What if they work? | ||
| Then they should go to jail. | ||
| Like, the six-foot rule. | ||
| Remember that? | ||
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Like, that wasn't, like, based on any real evidence that that did anything. | |
| Really? | ||
| And again, I think they were just trying to do the right thing, but it was completely made up. | ||
| If they had said five feet versus six feet, right, or seven feet, like it was all just, they just made it up. | ||
| You think that, like, that the amyroids have been safe? | ||
| Their evidence show, like, myocarditis, something like that? | ||
| It definitely increases your risk for that. | ||
| I think that's well known now. | ||
| And Pfizer and Moderna, I was getting a bunch of money from it. | ||
| From what? | ||
| From all these vaccine mandates. | ||
| NIH chief admits COVID global health initiatives were completely made up, reveals COVID vaccines don't stop you from getting COVID, increase your risk of myocarditis and a host of other admissions in that. | ||
| I actually, can I be honest with you all, I feel bad for this guy. | ||
| I'll tell you why. | ||
| He's relatively new to the organisation. | ||
| I think O'Keefe said he'd been there for a couple of months. | ||
| And maybe people like him could actually make a difference. | ||
| Maybe people like him. | ||
| Because what will likely happen now is... | ||
| His organisation will just say, oh, we condemn those statements and they'll keep operating as usual. | ||
| Maybe we need more people like him to come out and say, you know, join these organisations and say something's really wrong and rotten here and we need to change it from the inside out. | ||
| Now I don't know that he would have done that. | ||
| He may have just, you know, been a corporate drone like the rest of them. | ||
| But he looks like he's been thinking for himself. | ||
| What would make you, when you know all of those things, what would make you want to work for an organization like the NIH? I can't imagine it. | ||
| But I actually feel bad for this guy. | ||
| I'm thinking if we could get another 20 of them working at the NIH, maybe we'd have a better chance at, you know, a better future. | ||
| Certainly better than Dr. Jeanette, you know, who made many, many appearances. | ||
| On various media outlets, ensuring people that injecting their kids is safe, that they should go and get their boosters, and is now apparently worthy of a surgeon general position. | ||
| I'm always willing to give people a chance if they repent. | ||
| But to date, we haven't seen any repentance from her. | ||
| She portrays herself all this time as being on this God-given mission to inject as many people and children as possible. | ||
| It's really, really sick, an individual like that. | ||
| It's sick in the head, in my opinion, and doesn't belong anywhere near public health. | ||
| And Tommy Lahren yesterday was talking about, oh, you know, these attacks need to stop. | ||
| I trust her. | ||
| President Trump trusts her. | ||
| And, you know, I for one am really sick of being told who I do and don't need to trust. | ||
| You know, the people are not going to just forget what happened during COVID. The people are not going to just go, okay, well, we're being told to just forget about it. | ||
| You know, I buried my brother because of this woman's advice or because of this man's advice. | ||
| I buried my mother. | ||
| I buried my uncle, for example. | ||
| Women that have had to bury their husbands, their children are now fatherless because of the advice of people like this woman. | ||
| And they're just supposed to go, oh, well, she's trusted. | ||
| Never mind. | ||
| No. | ||
| No, the time for lack of accountability is over. | ||
| It doesn't matter who's in charge. | ||
| And I think that everyone around the world needs to maintain that attitude. | ||
| I really do. | ||
| I've, you know, supported President Trump, been critical of him for years at the same time. | ||
| You're critical of people that you care about. | ||
| This is one thing I won't stop being critical about. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. | ||
| We'll be right back with Lewis Brackpool joining us from the UK. People in the UK are demanding a general election because of this absolute madman, Keir Starmer, and what he's doing to the country, absolutely destroying it. | ||
| Joining me now is Lewis Brackpool. | ||
| He's a journalist and the host of The State of It, a podcast focused on the intersection of politics, culture and agendas. | ||
| You can find him on X at Lewis underscore Brackpool. | ||
| That's Brackpool with a double O-L at the end. | ||
| Lewis, thank you so much for joining us live from the UK. How are you today? | ||
| Hello, Maria. | ||
| Thank you for having me. | ||
| I'm very well. | ||
| How are you? | ||
| Doing well, thank you. | ||
| It's good to see you again. | ||
| It's been a little while since you've been on Infowars with me. | ||
| Lewis, I am absolutely astounded. | ||
| I was just covering before the fact that the UK has had over 2 million or reached 2 million signatures on this petition. | ||
| These are astronomical numbers. | ||
| And Keir Starmer is saying he's ruling out a general election. | ||
| So just talk us through the history of this and how he didn't actually win, I'm assuming. | ||
| Yeah, so Keir Starmer is one of the most unpopular prime ministers we've ever had. | ||
| I think that goes to show just even by the voter count of who actually came out and voted for him in the last general election. | ||
| I think his voter count was 20% lower than average. | ||
| And now, ever since he's stepped into office, he has upset all sorts of communities from pensioners by taking away their winter fuel allowance, farmers who are now protesting against him because of his inheritance tax, | ||
| 20% inheritance tax on farms, taking away family farms, and of course, jailing people who say mean words on social media, along with his This insane speed up of jailing people just even for posting on social media during the Southport riots giving their opinions. | ||
| So quite clearly he's extremely unpopular because of this. | ||
| So a man with surname Westwood has started this petition To call for a general election. | ||
| Now I'm very, what's the word? | ||
| I'm not optimistic when it comes to petitions in the UK. I'm not optimistic with a lot of these. | ||
| A lot of them just get thrown out. | ||
| So with something as big as a general election, it's quite difficult to see any sorts of results. | ||
| But when he was questioned on daytime television to see that over two million people had signed this petition, I mean, he just didn't really react and he just said, well, that's just not how our country works and just carried on, started laughing as if nothing was happening. | ||
| So quite clearly, psychopaths don't really register that sort of emotional sort of reaction to things like that. | ||
| He really is a madman and I mean that sincerely. | ||
| You can show this on camera team if you like. | ||
| The petition was launched by Michael Westwood. | ||
| That's what Lewis was just talking about. | ||
| The owner of the Wagon and Horses Pub in Oldbury in the West Midlands. | ||
| This shows you how much this demand that we're talking about, this political... | ||
| The changing of the political landscape worldwide is just exploding. | ||
| And look at what it says here. | ||
| He told the Daily Express, I think people have had enough. | ||
| People have seen what's happened over in America as well. | ||
| And I think that's had a knock-on effect. | ||
| That actually, if people stand together and vote, then we can make a change. | ||
| This is what we kept saying. | ||
| You know, I came here, Lewis, to the US knowing that this was going to... | ||
| To other countries. | ||
| And that's exactly what we're seeing. | ||
| We're seeing mounting pressure on tyrants. | ||
| We're seeing bills being rejected that go against what the people want. | ||
| I made a phone call to one senator and I promise you I heard the phones ringing off the hook in the background. | ||
| And they were saying we've received tens of thousands of emails. | ||
| They've run off their feet with how many people are now politically involved. | ||
| So we've got to go to break in a moment. | ||
| After the break I want to talk to you more about this. | ||
| I want to talk to you about your freedom of information request.com. | ||
| Digging into what on earth Keir Starmer and Bill Gates are up to, especially in relation to the economy, farming. | ||
| We see this continued attack on farmers. | ||
| Lewis just mentioned the 20% inheritance tax. | ||
| Again, these things are happening in lockstep. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. | ||
| We'll be right back with Lewis Brackpool. | ||
| Here with our guest, Lewis Brackpool at Lewis underscore Brackpool on X. | ||
| You can follow his work there. | ||
| I encourage everyone to. | ||
| I really am a fan of Lewis and I think that he's been really brave in speaking out about everything that's going on in the UK and we were just talking about the fact that That Keir Starmer is ignoring a demand of two million people calling for another general election. | ||
| You know, it's fascinating to me, Lewis, watching these debates in the Australian Senate where the Australian Communications Media Authority that was trying to, you know, criminalise opinion of regular Australians but exempt the media from their mis- and disinformation laws. | ||
| You know, you listen to them making the case for bringing these mis- and disinformation bills or social media age bans or whatever the case may be, and they say, you know, there's one laughable professor that comes and says, oh, 80% of Australians want action on this. | ||
| And then you go and you look, and they've done a survey of 2,000 people, probably all uni students who are brainwashed, and that represents 80% of Australians. | ||
| And yet Keir Starmer's got 2 million people calling for a re-election, for a general election. | ||
| And he's saying, oh, well, too bad, so sad. | ||
| I mean, you just see the stark difference of the ways in which they represent or lack to... | ||
| Don't represent their people is what I'm trying to say. | ||
| How can he ignore this? | ||
| Yeah, it's a very good point. | ||
| I mean, do you know, I have a feeling that a lot of people with regards to this petition know that it probably wouldn't go anywhere considering how governments have... | ||
| several years. | ||
| And these sorts of things need to be debated in Parliament. | ||
| If you reach a petition of over 100,000, it's to be debated in Parliament. | ||
| So it's kind of, at least hopefully, we can see a debate on this. | ||
| But I think a lot of it is just pushing towards a pie in the face moment for Keir Starmer and just to show how unpopular he is. | ||
| You're seeing this around other Western nations. | ||
| Take Canada, for instance. | ||
| I read a poll earlier that Trudeau is down to just 18 seats over in Canada, which is insane. | ||
| So a massive seismic shift from the discourse and the political landscape that we've seen over the past few years. | ||
| And I just... | ||
| You know, I'm a bit like you. | ||
| There's a resonance of hope. | ||
| We mentioned about Donald Trump earlier being elected. | ||
| So thankful that that has happened in America. | ||
| I was in New York prior to the election just for a week talking to voters, asking them things about mail-in ballots, fraud within the electoral system. | ||
| I only spoke to two Trump supporters and unfortunately I was in New York and Philadelphia and Well, that's why I only managed to speak to just two Trump supporters. | ||
| But I was blackpilled until I got home and joined a live stream to watch the results come in in real time. | ||
| So, yeah, it has a trickling effect. | ||
| It's affected, of course, British politics already. | ||
| We have a guy, Nigel Farage, who leads the Reform Party. | ||
| Who said in a podcast not too long ago that he didn't want to go down the route of mass deportations when it comes to illegals. | ||
| He said it was a political impossibility. | ||
| Trump gets elected. | ||
| Of course, him and Nigel Farage are very close together. | ||
| And now you've seen a shift in rhetoric where now he's saying, oh no, they should be deported. | ||
| We should, we essentially should go down this route in another podcast. | ||
| So already I'm seeing the influence and Trump isn't even in office yet. | ||
| So very grateful for that. | ||
| Of course, we've got to remain skeptical. | ||
| I believe, you know, you can't just throw your hat at a candidate and expect them to do well indefinitely without any consequence or without any criticism. | ||
| So we should be aware of that. | ||
| Oh, absolutely. | ||
| And this is what I was saying just before you came on, Lewis, that there are still many steps that are being taken towards sort of complete AI, smart grid, one world government, one world AI hive mind, even here in the US. And this is something that people need to be aware of. | ||
| It doesn't necessarily mean that every single leader is in on it. | ||
| You know, many of them are just really stupid. | ||
| But, you know, I could say Australian politicians, dumb as rocks. | ||
| I'm not even kidding. | ||
| A lot of them. | ||
| And, of course, you have some that are compromised and probably pedophiles. | ||
| But, you know, for the most part, they're just dumb. | ||
| And so you have that. | ||
| But there are some people that genuinely are in on it. | ||
| And... | ||
| We have to educate those that just aren't aware. | ||
| We have to continue to... | ||
| It's not blackpilling to say, hey, are you aware that this is still going on behind the scenes? | ||
| It's actually how you affect change. | ||
| A true leader is one that isn't afraid. | ||
| To respond to the demands of their people. | ||
| That's what leadership is. | ||
| And so the fact that Keir is just ignoring this is absolutely astounding to me. | ||
| But I want to go on to your freedom of information request. | ||
| Correspondence regarding Bill Gates' visit to Keir Starmer. | ||
| Let's talk about this. | ||
| And team, you can bring up Lewis's email on screen. | ||
| I've sent it through either pick seven or eight. | ||
| Yeah, that's the one. | ||
| Great. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| Yeah, so I submitted a Freedom of Information request because just before the budget was announced by the UK government, headed by Rachel Reeves under Keir Starmer, And the inheritance tax of 20% towards the farmers happened. | ||
| Bill Gates, coincidentally, paid a little visit to Keir Starmer's government and had talks with them. | ||
| Now, it wasn't disclosed what exactly they were talking about. | ||
| And people were speculating, even on mainstream news media, which was very surprising to see. | ||
| And of course, there's a stir online. | ||
| We know that Bill Gates is one of the largest private farmland owners within the United States. | ||
| And here's the picture now of them two just enjoying their companies. | ||
| But this sudden crackdown on the farmers raised a lot of eyebrows, like I just mentioned, on social media with them two meeting just beforehand. | ||
| So I sent out a Freedom of Information request to ask a bit more information on what exactly are they talking about. | ||
| I'm just going to read some of it out. | ||
| I said, I want to find out information of the following details of any meetings or correspondence involving Bill Gates and members of Keir Starmer's cabinet during his visit in October, specifically whether the topics of agriculture, farming or related policies were discussed during these meetings or in associated correspondence. | ||
| Now, someone else has already put through a request and it was dismissed under sections 35 and I believe 43, basically saying we don't have to tell you, essentially. | ||
| But I've asked to challenge this because it is within the public interest. | ||
| I've asked about the timing of the meeting and how the timing of the visit shortly before the announcement of the budget suggests potential relevance of significant public policy decisions, especially those related to agriculture and farming, and asked for public accountability. | ||
| Where policies impacting food security, sustainability and rural economies are of profound public concern and transparency in their formulation is essential. | ||
| Obviously, I spoke about economic and environmental impacts on this, and just transparency and trust. | ||
| The participation of a prominent figure like Bill Gates raises legitimate questions about external influences on public policy. | ||
| Disclosing this information would help maintain trust in the policy-making process. | ||
| Sorry, Lewis, I just want to say here, it's just unbelievable How much we play by the rules and they just ignore the rules. | ||
| They expect us to play by the rules and they expect to be able to continue to ignore them. | ||
| And we just, we cannot. | ||
| I mean, I commend you. | ||
| I commend you for this and you absolutely should be doing this. | ||
| This is the right way to do things. | ||
| But we cannot be satisfied with a government that just Yes, | ||
| absolutely. | ||
| Because they've all turned into activists and that's the That's the reality of it. | ||
| You look at the Home Office, you look at all of our institutions within Britain, and of course, you know, America, Canada, Australia, everywhere across the Western Hemisphere, They've all turned into activists. | ||
| They've all turned into agenda makers. | ||
| And that's it. | ||
| And we don't see accountability. | ||
| We don't see them essentially as serving the people in and ask, well, and representing what people want. | ||
| You know, you put out a petition. | ||
| It gains 100,000, let's say, votes. | ||
| and you expect them to come around and say okay well this is quite a big demand on this particular subject we're going to talk about this but also lobbying has become so difficult for the ordinary person even though that we elected these people so it's a it's it's very it's disheartening it's I hate to use the word blackpilling all the time, but it is. | ||
| So we need to utilize tools that we already have. | ||
| The Freedom of Information Act is incredibly important. | ||
| I believe it should be expanded, of course. | ||
| I think transparency is so key when it comes to government, when it comes to the relationship between the public and the government. | ||
| So I'm not really expecting a reply or an honest reply, but We have to utilize these tools as much as we can, and even just a trickle of information that comes out is incredibly important and incredibly telling. | ||
| So I'm hoping something weighty will come back for this, but I don't know. | ||
| Lewis, I actually hear your pain as you're talking because I know I know the difference between, you know, living here in the US where I am at the moment and living in Australia. | ||
| And I know the heaviness and the weight of having a full-blown tyrannical government over you and the difference that you feel when you know that there will be a more positive government coming and that there will be, you know, more positive changes to the country. | ||
| Like, I can really tangibly compare those two things, being in this fight I mean, You know, it's a really stark difference. | ||
| And it can be incredibly difficult for people after having door after door after door shut in their face by these governments, by these parasites that leech, these career politicians that leech off the taxpayer for year after year after these career politicians that leech off the taxpayer for year after year after year and never actually listen It can be discouraging and it's very, very difficult. | ||
| And I think, you know, some Americans don't necessarily understand that. | ||
| But just think back to how the desperation that you felt when you thought that Kamala might just think back to how much you realise that that would ruin this country. | ||
| This is what people around the world are going through in the UK, in Australia, in Canada. | ||
| It's a very, very serious problem and the The hope that they have is in the next administration here in America. | ||
| Like this is literally, people all over the world feel this. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. | ||
| The First Amendment in America is the most important bit of legislation that Americans have and American citizens have, and it must be protected. | ||
| You know, the days of the Magna Carta is gone. | ||
| It's not here anymore. | ||
| We don't uphold that. | ||
| Free speech is dead in this country. | ||
| It's been dead for a long time now. | ||
| So a lot of journalists independent are trading on eggshells. | ||
| You know, it shouldn't be me doing this. | ||
| I just want to say this. | ||
| It shouldn't be me going out of my way to try and find out what it is What it is that Bill Gates, Larry Fink from BlackRock are talking about with our government. | ||
| It shouldn't be me doing this. | ||
| Why isn't the mainstream media, journalists, going out there and trying to source information if they cared so much Why aren't they going out of their way to try and find the information and show people, show a bit more transparency and saying, hey guys, actually, there's nothing here. | ||
| Look, here's a transcript. | ||
| Here's what they talked about in full detail. | ||
| Here's a PDF. 300 pages, go and read it for yourselves. | ||
| But they won't do that because our media are captured, it's changed into mouthpieces, and it's changed into activism for, I don't know, just all sorts of agendas from the government and beyond. | ||
| So It's worrying. | ||
| It is very worrying. | ||
| I shouldn't be sitting here and doing this. | ||
| I was a flight attendant before this. | ||
| Completely different work trade. | ||
| But I got into this because I felt like I needed to talk about something because the media and the government weren't talking about lockdowns at the time. | ||
| They weren't talking about the possibility of vaccine passports, the vaccine in general, mRNA technology and how, no, I don't want to take that, actually. | ||
| Thank you very much. | ||
| And being persecuted for that. | ||
| So If the media, the mainstream media such as the BBC and all of these big conglomerates really cared about transparency for the people, really cared about showing people that all know conspiracy theories, blah blah blah, they should be going out of their way to source the information and disclosing, helping the people see and Just showing transparency. | ||
| What they're doing, Lewis, is they're having freakouts on air about the fact that the people have overtaken them. | ||
| And it's because they've lied to the masses for years on end. | ||
| They're literally just there to make fun of now. | ||
| Like, that's what they exist for. | ||
| But are you finding that the people in the UK are responding in countries like say Australia which is just disdain for the government, disdain for the mainstream media and they're doing their own media or is it at the point where people are even too scared to really say too much? | ||
| You alluded to that before. | ||
| Yeah I think it's increased especially since 2019. I think actually since 2016 I would argue Brexit and Trump were seismic events and you started noticing how the media were treating Brexit voters back then and now it's just spiraled out of control and 2020 when that happened Gave a mass awakening to people across the Western Hemisphere and in Britain. | ||
| When we were locked down in this country, I remember people were saying, well, hang on a minute, when we go to a restaurant and we sit down and have something to eat, we have to wear a mask, walk in, Then sit down at a table. | ||
| Then we can take our mask off and then eat. | ||
| Oh, but if we need to get up and go to the toilet, we'd have to put our mask back on and then walk in and then walk back and then take it off. | ||
| And then I think people were just going, actually, the government doesn't have our best interests. | ||
| It's like they're toying with us. | ||
| It's like a class thing or just, you know, complete mockery. | ||
| So people have changed. | ||
| People have woken up. | ||
| And I think that's why you're seeing a lot of people At breaking point and airing their frustrations on social media, which has then in turn led to imprisonments in this country for quote-unquote hate speech, whatever that means, because it's subjective. | ||
| My version of what hatred means could be completely different to yours, to anyone in your audience. | ||
| It's so subjective. | ||
| How can you police that? | ||
| But they do. | ||
| Anthony Albanese in Australia was talking about trying to stop mean tweets as well. | ||
| These pathetic excuses, these wannabe tyrants... | ||
| Are such weak little men like Keir Starmer, just a weak, pathetic little man. | ||
| There is no strength in this person because, and this is me saying it, not you, Lewis, so, you know, he can't come after me, just unable to stand on their own two feet and And be confident in anything that they've done because there is really nothing good that they've done. | ||
| There are no achievements. | ||
| There are no good things. | ||
| The only thing I can credit Albanese in Australia for, for example, is helping free Julian Assange. | ||
| Apart from that, the man has destroyed the country in every which way he possibly can. | ||
| It's like he has inbuilt... | ||
| Fire starters in his shoes so that everything he steps on just sets a blaze. | ||
| Like this is what this person's like. | ||
| I feel like Keir Starmer's the same way. | ||
| And the only thing that these tyrants can do is just silence all opposition. | ||
| Every single dictator in history, which by the way led to eventually killing the dissidents, has started off that way. | ||
| And what's awful about this is there isn't an opposition. | ||
| There isn't a true opposition in this government because the Tory party was in power for 14 years. | ||
| They could have done so much. | ||
| They could have rolled back on Tony Blair legislation that has led us to a lot of this mess in Britain. | ||
| We could have been a beacon of free speech if we wanted to, although America will always take the crown on that one. | ||
| But they didn't. | ||
| In fact, they expanded legislation. | ||
| And a lot of them, you can't tell apart from them and a liberal. | ||
| So there's no opposition anymore. | ||
| People say about Reform Party, the Reform Party, who have five MPs in. | ||
| I think they're too weak. | ||
| I think currently they're too weak. | ||
| There's only two MPs that I actually like from the Reform Party. | ||
| I'm not going to disclose which one, so I don't think that would be fair. | ||
| But There are only two that I like and even then it's not utilizing what's going on. | ||
| There seems to be I don't know what's going on. | ||
| There's no transparency in what's going on anyway, but I think I think there's just weakness. | ||
| I think when a politician arrives into Westminster and the establishment, they go in and it's like a machine and it turns them around and they go through all the ins and outs of this strange machine and then they come out, not necessarily a liberal, although you could say that, but come out as just an establishment mouthpiece and you become weak almost. | ||
| There must be something in the air in Parliament. | ||
| Or the House of Commons or something that turns everyone a bit strange. | ||
| Well, there's certainly a theory about some people that have been blackmailed even here in the US who initially, you know, Tucker Carlson and Glenn Greenwald were recently talking about Glenn Greenwald and Tucker, you know, two of some of my, I respect these guys very much, Talking about how when Glenn Greenwald interviewed Mike Johnson before he was Speaker, just two months before he arrived on the scene, Mike Johnson was extremely against Pfizer. | ||
| On his broadcast, he gets in, which is the spying saga that you would have heard of recently, Lewis, and Mike Johnson gets in and all of a sudden he's all for it. | ||
| People are saying, what happened to this man? | ||
| There has to be something that went down for him to go from being so for the American people and against the government spying on them to unequivocally supporting this. | ||
| I mean, it's absolutely insane. | ||
| So whether there's some sort of blackmail, what happens, I don't know. | ||
| But these people have to be compromised in some way. | ||
| Lewis, after the break, I want to talk to you about this new article. | ||
| I just reported on this, but I want to go into a little bit more detail with you. | ||
| Damning report highlights growing intolerance and violence against Christians in Europe from Zero Hedge. | ||
| I've been having a look at some of these numbers of the rising... | ||
| Violence against Christians, not just in the UK, not just in Africa, but actually in the US as well. | ||
| And it's on the rise and it's been on the rise probably since 2018, but staggering increases in the last year alone. | ||
| I want to hear from you how this whole thing, this whole tyrannical government that protects every group but Christians is behaving in the UK. Don't go anywhere. | ||
| We'll be back with Lewis Brackpool after this short break. | ||
| We're back now for the second half of this hour with my guest Lewis Brackpool, journalist and host of The State of It. | ||
| You can find him on x at Lewis underscore Brackpool. | ||
| Highly recommend you follow him to keep tabs on what's going on in the UK and it's very important to do that to make sure it doesn't come to your country right now. | ||
| Every single country except the US is being used to You know, all the Five Eyes nations are being used as a testing ground and the UK wants to, and I think I understand that they've put a stop at the moment to the under-16 social media age ban, but eventually they'll resume talks about that as well, Lewis. | ||
| It's just a matter of time. | ||
| Every country's doing it in lockstep. | ||
| And so you can see, we've just heard from Lewis about the increase in stifling speech as the political climate gets more and more charged, if you will, and people become more and more dissatisfied with these leaders who are really just puppets. | ||
| You know, they want to shut everyone up. | ||
| But on top of that, there is, according to a new report, a growing intolerance and violence that's happening against Christians in Europe. | ||
| And the UK is one of those countries that's experiencing very high numbers of escalating violence and discrimination faced by Christians across the continent. | ||
| And just to give you guys an idea of this, in 2023... | ||
| 2,444 anti-Christian hate crimes were documented across 35 European countries. | ||
| And when we say hate crimes, we're not talking about, oh, someone said a mean thing about me. | ||
| We're not talking about that. | ||
| We're actually talking about vandalism and arson and physical violence. | ||
| This is the types of, when we're talking about hate crimes, we're talking about actual, you know, violent attacks. | ||
| And so UK is a particular area of concern. | ||
| Talk to us about this, Lewis, and what has been, you know, we've seen a woman getting arrested for praying outside of an abortion clinic in the UK as an example. | ||
| What's happening with Christianity in the country? | ||
| It's dying, unfortunately. | ||
| I hate to say it, although I hope that the census will change since last time. | ||
| We're now the most secular Britain's ever been. | ||
| I believe the census came out not too long ago where it revealed that Christians are now a minority. | ||
| As opposed to secularism, which is on the rise within the country, and I think this is part of the result of seeing that, unfortunately. | ||
| You know, this topic of Christian persecution in general is one of the most overlooked topics. | ||
| You know, mainstream media do not really delve into this that much, and when they do, it's either one report or it's something and then forgotten about, and then that's it. | ||
| And not to mention the persecution And I say the perversion of the doctrine as well, Christianity, comes from the pulpit too. | ||
| So churches as well, of course, turn their backs on Christian doctrine as well. | ||
| You've seen this across America too. | ||
| A lot of it is imported from America and some of the movements across America within Christianity. | ||
| But it's funny, I was looking at some data earlier with regards to Christian persecution, and I wanted to read some out. | ||
| The Pew Research Center compiled a report that examines the extent to which governments and societies impinge on religious beliefs and practices, and it assessed 198 countries and the report found that Christians were harassed by governments or private actors in 160 countries in 2021 alone and this was an increase from 155 countries in 2020 | ||
| where Christians were found to be the most harassed in more countries than any other religious group Now the BBC ran an article, this was quite a famous article that came out in 2019, titled, and I'm surprised seeing it from the BBC as well, | ||
| Christian Persecution at Near Genocide Levels, where a review found that Christians were the most persecuted religious group, and that the Tory Foreign Secretary at the time, who is a globalist, Jeremy Hunt, said that he felt that, quote, political correctness had played a part in the issue, not being confronted. | ||
| So, you know, broken clocks and all of that. | ||
| Political correctness is the reason the issue isn't being confronted, but yet we have laws in the UK to protect Muslims, to protect Jews. | ||
| So political correctness isn't stopping those laws coming in, isn't stopping the two-tier policing in that respect? | ||
| Well, we have... | ||
| We have the Equalities Act of 2010, which protects quote-unquote religious groups, you know, across the board. | ||
| But it seems like from statistical analysis, you mentioned earlier about a woman Praying outside of an abortion clinic. | ||
| We now have buffer zones. | ||
| I didn't realize we had this until a few years ago, until I looked in and it's been around for a while. | ||
| We have buffer zones, they're called, around abortion clinics across Britain, where you can be arrested for simply either protesting or causing a disturbance or You know, just being around in this vicinity and you're looking to be, you know, causing distress. | ||
| And so this woman, Isabel Vaughan, her name is, was arrested several times for simply praying in her own head. | ||
| Here's the video that you can see where she was confronted by officers asking, are you protesting? | ||
| Are you doing any of that? | ||
| And she said, no, I'm praying. | ||
| And they said, okay, You know, and it sort of was a little bit awkward, an awkward, you know, interaction, as it would be. | ||
| And she said, well, I'm praying in my own head. | ||
| And they deemed that an offence. | ||
| And she was taken to court. | ||
| Organisations such as Christian Concern, who are a brilliant organisation, helped her along the way. | ||
| We've seen, of course, other In some instances, Hatun Tush, I believe her name is, I'm sorry if I've gotten that incorrect, an ex-Muslim Turkish woman who evangelizes at Speaker's Corner and is stabbed in the face as well. | ||
| There's been incidents where she's been attacked for simply evangelizing the gospel and critiquing Islam, for example. | ||
| So this unfortunately is on the rise. | ||
| Can I ask, Lewis, did she at the time ask for Islam to be banned after she was stabbed in the face? | ||
| I don't know about that. | ||
| I'm just asking because we hear about all of these persecuted groups, whether it be gays, whether it be trans people, whether it be Muslims, whether it be Jews, whether it be women, whether it be... | ||
| We have a myriad of groups that are supposedly experiencing the worst persecution, you know, known to man, and yet Christians are actually the most persecuted group in history and in society today. | ||
| And I'm not hearing them calling for the banning of these other groups. | ||
| Bishop Marmati in Australia, in Sydney, is another example. | ||
| He was stabbed in the face by a Muslim guy during his sermon, and he didn't immediately call for Islam to be banned. | ||
| What he did was call for forgiveness, call for love, call for unity, and continued on his merry way. | ||
| I mean, it really is amazing that this most peaceful group that advocates for forgiveness and love your enemy and forgive your enemy and turn the other cheek is the most hated group around the world. | ||
| Why do you think this is happening? | ||
| Good question. | ||
| Well, I'm biased because I am a Christian, so I would say it's because it's true. | ||
| To put it, you know, so bluntly, and I know I'm a former atheist. | ||
| I've been an atheist most of my life. | ||
| I was, you know, I only converted to Christianity several years ago, and I've, you know, been on that journey. | ||
| So trying to figure this out, it's not a religion of comfort. | ||
| It's not a doctrine of comfort at all. | ||
| Persecution, as we've been discussing, is extremely prevalent when it comes to Christianity and Christians and has been since its inception. | ||
| Not to say that other religious groups aren't persecuted, they of course are, but it's strange how this particular group, Christianity, and I was saying this even as an atheist. | ||
| I was reading reports on how, you know, Christians were being genocided across Africa and the Middle East and all sorts of places. | ||
| You know, in Asia as well, being extremely persecuted, have to meet in secret to pray and worship, yet you don't hear about it. | ||
| And I thought that was strange, even as an atheist before, and I didn't believe any of it. | ||
| So it's a mystery. | ||
| However, I think it's to do with the response that Christians give, because I think a lot of people perceive Christians As weak because it's all to do with love and forgiveness and, you know, love thy neighbor. | ||
| When in fact, I see that as the opposite. | ||
| I see that as strong. | ||
| You know, how difficult is it to forgive your enemy? | ||
| It's extremely difficult. | ||
| It's the most difficult thing that you could possibly do. | ||
| So I think people are mistaken when they see Christians and they forgive People for their wrongdoings personally, I see that as actually a strength as opposed to a weakness like a lot of other people do. | ||
| It's easy to, well I say it's easy, that's the wrong word, so scrap that word. | ||
| When people are criticized for their belief system and they go out and they cause harm to someone because they criticize their belief system, that to me is a weak person. | ||
| A very, very insecure and weak person. | ||
| But for someone to be criticized for their faith or to be criticized for their belief, and they challenge them on the criticism, they forgive them, they still love them for their belief system. | ||
| And they try and of course maybe change their mind or show them this is the reason why I believe the way that I believe. | ||
| I think that's a lot more powerful and a lot more impactful And stronger, actually. | ||
| So let me just ask you, because we see efforts around the world to criminalise the criticism of certain countries or certain religions. | ||
| Anti-Semitism is a big one right now, and I'm about to talk about what's... | ||
| In the next hour, I'm going to cover what's happening in the US. This is literally a completely unconstitutional... | ||
| two bills have come in that essentially are going to criminalize Christianity in the United States. | ||
| I mean, this is insane, absolutely insane. | ||
| And, you know, we see all of these laws being introduced to protect different groups that aren't actually the most persecuted group in the world, and yet the most persecuted group in the world is saying we need more free speech, not less of it. | ||
| And so, you know, my question to you is, Lewis, from what you're saying to me, it doesn't sound like you want to see people bend, even though the persecution of Christians is increasing. | ||
| UK experienced over 700 incidents, 15% increase compared to the previous year. | ||
| This is as of 2023. | ||
| So even though Christians are experiencing an increase in hatred, discrimination, it even says here they're having to self-censor in the workplace because, you know, it's not really tolerated anymore that they can practice their faith. | ||
| It's It's down to 40% of people that feel confident sharing their faith down from like over 80% previously, you know? | ||
| So even with all of this, you as a Christian aren't saying, let's bring in laws to make sure that people can't criticize Christians. | ||
| No, absolutely not. | ||
| That's not the foundation of Christianity, just going around banning people to freely express, especially in this time. | ||
| Of course, there is history within Christianity and the church from corrupt individuals, of course. | ||
| But for me, no. | ||
| I think that's totally wrong to just go around and ban I think he might be | ||
| getting there slowly, by the way. | ||
| Yeah, I saw a bit. | ||
| Yeah, I saw a bit about that. | ||
| It's interesting. | ||
| And he's got people like Alex O'Connor, who I respect, you know, who's a new atheist as well, who's actually coming around a bit, I can see. | ||
| And he's very sympathetic. | ||
| So you never know. | ||
| You never know. | ||
| You know, that's the wonders of... | ||
| Of the gospel and its doctrine. | ||
| But in answer to your point, no, I would never want to see things like that banned. | ||
| You know, if anything, now we need more open conversation than ever before. | ||
| That's how I view it. | ||
| Yeah, I don't think I've ever seen a website or a Twitter thread or anything that says, you know, like for example, people will challenge certain passages in Leviticus or some spots of the Old Testament that... | ||
| You know, albeit taken out of context, they'll say, well, what's this? | ||
| This is a tyrannical God, you know? | ||
| And I feel very excited to engage with that person and answer that and have the conversation. | ||
| I could never imagine myself going, that needs to be banned. | ||
| That question, that Criticism needs to be banned. | ||
| It's just tyranny. | ||
| And this is the same approach that the government has in response to criticism of them. | ||
| They can't handle it. | ||
| They want to silence everyone. | ||
| And, you know, they seem to be doing the same about criticizing any other religion other than Christianity. | ||
| It is amazing to watch in the worst way possible. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| And just to add to the point, you know, Christians helped with the Magna Carta. | ||
| Our laws, everything, our system, originally how it was intended, was created by the Christian doctrine across the West. | ||
| So people forget that. | ||
| People say, you know, I hate this because, you know, our country is this and that. | ||
| Yes, things are really terrible at the minute. | ||
| I know. | ||
| Things are absolutely awful. | ||
| And this is why you're seeing a surge of Christians coming out and becoming things like journalists and people who want to get involved more with Christian organizations to talk about difficult topics or activism or missionaries or all of these things. | ||
| But people forget that these countries such as England was built on Christian values. | ||
| Such as the Magna Carta. | ||
| They built hospitals. | ||
| It was the education system. | ||
| Everything derived from Christianity. | ||
| Near enough everything. | ||
| Not everything, but you know what I mean. | ||
| The foundations is from the Christian doctrine. | ||
| So people forget that. | ||
| And, you know, we need to be reminded of that and celebrate that, in my view. | ||
| I agree with you, Lewis. | ||
| I think that, you know, there's a senator in Australia, Senator Babette, who says, you know, Oh gosh, I can't remember exactly what he said. | ||
| But essentially, even atheists would want a Christian society because the Christian society protects you from killing your neighbour because you're surviving, you're the fittest. | ||
| You know what I mean? | ||
| I mean, it's just the Christian values, Christian laws, laws rooted in Christianity. | ||
| I want keep a society as a good society. | ||
| And the reason why we're seeing erosion of society is because there is that erosion of Christianity. | ||
| And that is absolutely clear to me. | ||
| And I just think, you know, what is the answer here? | ||
| Because, you know, there's a clear attack on Christianity in every single country. | ||
| And again, for everyone watching, don't go anywhere, because in the next segment, I'm going to show you how this is happening in the U.S., You know, what do we need to do? | ||
| Well, ultimately, truth will rise to the top every single time. | ||
| That's what's happening. | ||
| There's a surge. | ||
| There's a surge in America and all over the world to the Orthodox Church, for example, the original Christian Church, because people are just saying, I am actually, I feel so attacked by this world. | ||
| I feel so attacked by the way that things are going. | ||
| I want to go, what's the first church that ever existed? | ||
| What's the most traditional I could possibly be? | ||
| In response to all the tyranny, people are going, all right, how much closer can I get to God or to traditional values? | ||
| This is the response of a lot of people. | ||
| So I think that even though the situation looks very grim, it's actually very hopeful, Lewis. | ||
| In the last couple of minutes, just give people a little bit of an idea of... | ||
| What the next plans for the UK are, how are the people fighting back, and what do people need to continue to do? | ||
| Citizen journalism. | ||
| This is the way that we do it, okay? | ||
| Citizen journalism has never been more important in modern times, 2024 and beyond, okay? | ||
| Everyone's got a camera phone. | ||
| Everyone has a mobile phone with a camera on, and you can go out and you can shoot really good videos, whatever. | ||
| Get involved. | ||
| This is how I started. | ||
| It's just going out to protest, pointing a camera, shooting it, getting a good caption. | ||
| You don't have to put your spin on it. | ||
| You don't have to put your opinion on it, okay? | ||
| It's just go out, shoot things, let your audience decide, and you will grow and you will be part of something revolutionary, in my view. | ||
| The Online Safety Act is another bill that people are really, really frightened of because it could penalise journalists within the United Kingdom. | ||
| Obviously, we're out of time, so we can't talk about that too much. | ||
| But citizen journalism and go to church for crying out loud, please. | ||
| Just briefly, my understanding of that Online Safety Act is that the government was going to have access to basically every bit of data through all your apps, your gallery, your messages, absolutely everything. | ||
| So much so that both Signal and Telegram said we will not be able to, sorry, Signal and WhatsApp said we will not be able to offer our service in the UK anymore because this completely violates our privacy policies. | ||
| And so they're just literally wanting to invade every part of your life. | ||
| And so this is why what you said, citizen journalism, is so important now to make sure that these things don't go through because if they do, we'll never be able to voice our We won't be able to dissent. | ||
| We'll end up in freaking camps. | ||
| There's Elon Musk saying, you're the media now. | ||
| We've been saying it for years. | ||
| People need to realize that we need to piggyback off the victory that the US just had, use that same energy, deploy that energy in every single country, in my opinion. | ||
| I don't think that the UK is completely lost. | ||
| I don't think that Australia is completely lost or Canada. | ||
| It's not the end. | ||
| We just have to... | ||
| You know, and I've always said this, Lewis, even if I didn't win, I would go down fighting because it's just the right thing to do. | ||
| And this is how I see this whole battle. | ||
| I just hope that people in America know that it's not over for the rest of the world, you know... | ||
| Even though they had a victory here, other countries are depending on things improving here to see things happen in their own countries, and that's so evident after speaking with you. | ||
| Lewis, please let people know where they can follow your work. | ||
| Sure. | ||
| You can follow my work on X, formerly known as Twitter, Lewis underscore Brackpool. | ||
| I have a YouTube channel. | ||
| It's relatively small, but I try and post as much as I can. | ||
| Just type my name in, Lewis Brackpool. | ||
| It should come up. | ||
| I'm on Instagram as well, unfortunately. | ||
| But I don't really post that much on there because of censorship. | ||
| But those are the three main ones, and you'll be able to get in touch with me via them. | ||
| Really appreciate your time today, Lewis, and keep fighting, keep going to church. | ||
| I'm sure we'll speak again soon. | ||
| Thank you again. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| Thank you so much, Maria. | ||
| You take it easy. | ||
| You know, it really is amazing to have this insight from people from other countries and, you know, it's incredible. | ||
| I watched, I mentioned Senator Babette before, an Australian senator, and he was recently in the US leading up to the election and you could actually visibly see his energy, his fight revitalised by being in a country that has protections like this country does and it is so, so important To fight to keep these protections. | ||
| And right now the First Amendment is under extreme attack. | ||
| And perhaps in ways that people don't understand, in the next hour I'm going to break it all down for you and explain to you how both the First Amendment and Christianity, they are trying to destroy and trample on, and it will happen before Trump gets into office. | ||
| And, you know, I'm looking at some of these moves that are going on and I'm thinking that Christianity is at the biggest risk that it's ever been in in America in history. | ||
| I'm not even kidding. | ||
| It is that serious, guys. | ||
| Free speech, freedom of religion is under the greatest threat that it's ever been in in America. | ||
| This is how serious this is with some of these laws that are coming in to protect certain groups but, you know, at the same time trampling on Christians' rights and attacks against Christians. | ||
| The team brought this up before. | ||
| Attacks against Christian churches doubled in 2023. Fox News confirms this. | ||
| It's actually, you know, you may live in an area, like you go to Texas, I'll tell you now, you go to Texas and it seems like, oh my gosh, the guy at Subway says, God bless you to me, this place is still godly and you're encouraged by it. | ||
| But meanwhile, across the country, there is a serious, serious problem. | ||
| You know that in 2023, 4,998 Christians were murdered for their faith. | ||
| And now... | ||
| There are laws coming to the shores of the U.S. that seek to, I guess, criminalise Christianity? | ||
| What are they trying to do here? | ||
| They're trying to extend the war on Christianity to the U.S. and the people of the U.S. can't let this happen. | ||
| You have the strongest constitution in the world. | ||
| You must stand up for it. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. | ||
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| I spoke to everyone earlier about the fact that there were efforts at the moment to get the legislation as well here in America. | ||
| And I don't think I've sent that to the team, but they'll be able to find it if they search for social media age ban legislation. | ||
| But Ron DeSantis has already done it. | ||
| So new Florida law bans kids under 14 from social media. | ||
| This is from March of 2024 and it comes into effect, everyone, already in January. | ||
| Okay, so this is already passed. | ||
| And it's, you know, being done under the guise of keeping children safe. | ||
| Now, that may be Ron DeSantis' genuine desire. | ||
| You know, I want to keep kids safe. | ||
| Except for the fact that you have here. | ||
| Social media companies and adult websites would be required to enforce these rules through age verification technology. | ||
| Now, they're told that they need to delete user data immediately after verification. | ||
| But, you know, how many times have we seen companies with breach after breach after breach? | ||
| Do you really want these companies to have your children's data? | ||
| And I'm saying, you know, 16 years old is still your child. | ||
| Do you want them to have your child's data? | ||
| Do you want your child, your 16-year-old's online activity to be linked to their ID? Do you want your online activity to be linked to your ID? That's a social credit system. | ||
| Whether DeSantis realizes it or not, that's what that is. | ||
| And there are efforts underway to get this happening all throughout the United States as well as digital ID. I've spoken on Infowars about this before. | ||
| The digital ID bill That I was screaming about for a year, Biden was trying to get through before Trump was elected. | ||
| And so they didn't have enough time for that. | ||
| There was too much other stuff going on. | ||
| But these are things that the deep state, if you will, is still trying to get through. | ||
| And much to my shock and horror team, if you can bring up picture 19, Vivek Ramaswamy earlier this year tweeted that he was, here are the bills that we really need. | ||
| Ban companies from transferring US data, ban any government actor from using threats on internet companies, limit all addictive social media in kids under age 16, which means that you, the adult, will have to verify yourself online to prove that you're not 16 and under. | ||
| So Vivek Ramaswamy is also in support of this. | ||
| Very, very concerning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. | ||
| We'll be right back. | ||
| I sincerely, sincerely hope that Vivek Ramaswamy's intentions were to, I guess, just keep children safe when he said this, picture 19, earlier this year, that we need to ban children from social media. | ||
| Limit all addictive social media in kids under the age of 16. And that he wasn't talking about creating laws to make sure that you have to identify yourself in order to use the internet. | ||
| But this is the way that the world is moving. | ||
| And so as these increases on the attack on free speech continue, I want to talk about something extremely concerning. | ||
| Here it is, Protecting Kids on Social Media Act. | ||
| Thank you, crew. | ||
| This is... | ||
| This is currently introduced. | ||
| And so they want this to happen everywhere. | ||
| This was introduced earlier this year. | ||
| They want this to happen all over the country. | ||
| And again, I'm telling you, it has nothing to do with protecting children and everything to do with making sure that you are identifying yourself online, that you're linking your online activity to your ID. This is why I am very against. | ||
| I am not monetized on X. I certainly don't condemn those who are. | ||
| But I refuse to give any platform. | ||
| And it's not like they don't know who I am. | ||
| I just don't want to participate in that system because I know where it ultimately leads. | ||
| And so I think people need to be very, very careful. | ||
| And how does this tie in to the discussion I was having before about Christianity, the growing attacks on Christianity? | ||
| How does this all come together? | ||
| Well, I'll explain it to you in a moment, but first I want to tell you about this. | ||
| When I came here to this country, which I knew was the last stand... | ||
| I knew was going to be the most important country in the world for the future of the world. | ||
| This election was going to be incredibly important and I don't think that Trump is perfect, but I'm sure any sane person can agree he's a million times better than Kamala freaking Harris. | ||
| And I bought these two books. | ||
| You can buy them yourself. | ||
| I got them at, I think, a Walgreens. | ||
| They're $10 each. | ||
| They're made in the USA. The US Constitution and the Bill of Rights. | ||
| I want to take you to a special, special thing called the First Amendment, which every single... | ||
| You heard Lewis. | ||
| You heard Lewis in that last segment. | ||
| You heard how desperate people... | ||
| In countries who do not have this R and how far their countries have gone into the pit because people didn't realise that they were under attack and didn't utilise the tools that they had to protect themselves or demand that something like the First Amendment be enshrined into their constitution so that it never got to the point of where it is now where people are going to prison for their memes. | ||
| The First Amendment says, This is one of the most powerful things that you can ever | ||
| have in a country. | ||
| And I tell you that as someone who came from a country that does not have this, it is the most detrimental thing to your country if, number one, you don't know that you have this, and number two, if you don't protect it at all costs. | ||
| Right now... | ||
| Before I get to it, I just want to touch on this point again. | ||
| I spoke before about 4,998 Christians were murdered in 2023. 14,766 churches and Christian properties were attacked. | ||
| That's according to Open Doors, which is an organisation that advocates for Christian rights worldwide. | ||
| Listen to these numbers. | ||
| More than 365 million 1 in 7 Christians face high levels of persecution for their faith and persecution is becoming dangerously violent in countries on the world watch list. | ||
| Attacks on churches and Christian properties skyrocket in 2023 as more Christians than ever recorded faced violent attacks. | ||
| Over 295,000 Christians were displaced in 2023. Furthermore, you have in China at least 10,000 churches were closed. | ||
| India, properties raided by violent mobs. | ||
| I don't know if you've seen all the videos of Christians getting beaten to death in the streets in India. | ||
| Forced from home in 2023, more than twice as many Christians were forced to flee their homes compared to the previous year. | ||
| Fox News admits that attacks against churches doubled in 2023, report warns, and we actually have here the Family Research Council saying hostility against churches is on the rise in the United States. | ||
| Between January 2018 and November 2023, at least 915 acts of hostility occurred. | ||
| The types of acts include vandalism, arson, gun-related incidents, bomb threats and more. | ||
| We're not just talking about people saying mean words. | ||
| We're talking about actual acts of violence being on the rise. | ||
| In 2023, Family Research Council identified 436 incidents, more than double the number identified in 2022 and more than eight times the number identified in 2018. These findings suggest that hostility against US churches is not only on the rise but also accelerating. | ||
| So we have clear evidence from people all over the world that the attack on Christianity is... | ||
| Something, you know, doubling, tripling, quadrupling, more than eight times in some places. | ||
| And we're not just talking, again, about mean words. | ||
| We're talking about violent attacks. | ||
| In fact, in some countries, I can't remember which country it was now, but you would be shocked to find that it was actually murder. | ||
| It had escalated to murders. | ||
| Where was it? | ||
| I have to find it here. | ||
| Here we go. | ||
| The report, so they talk about Germany. | ||
| Churches were frequent targets. | ||
| Estimates suggest at least 2,000 cases of property damage. | ||
| The report outlines the various forms these attacks have taken. | ||
| Vandalism, 62% of incidents, followed by arson threats and physical violence, and a small percentage of cases even involved attempted or completed murders. | ||
| They're being murdered for their faith. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| Unprecedented, unprecedented. | ||
| 365 million Christians around the world are being persecuted for their faith. | ||
| Do we all perceive the astronomical numbers? | ||
| That's like the entire population of the US around the world being persecuted for their faith. | ||
| US not excluded from that. | ||
| So, right now, Christianity is under attack in terms of the violence, the increase in violence, the increase in discrimination, workplace discrimination, even in the US, and that is a fact. | ||
| And I made a comment before about the fact that we have group after group after group that laws are being created for to protect them because of some perceived increase, and in some cases there is an increase. | ||
| Nothing like the numbers against Christians, though. | ||
| And earlier this year, you would remember that Rep. | ||
| Thomas Massey started speaking up about the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act. | ||
| And he said that today the House will vote on a bill to define anti-Semitism with the intent to increase prosecutions of activity on campuses. | ||
| The bill has a problem beyond violating the First Amendment. | ||
| The definition of antisemitism appears nowhere in the bill. | ||
| Second tweet from Massey, please. | ||
| Next one, sorry. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| So... | ||
| It's not the one. | ||
| So he goes to say, do you agree with all of these? | ||
| He says, to find the legally adopted definition of anti-Semitism, one must go to the website below. | ||
| Not only is the definition listed there, but one also finds specific examples of anti-Semitic speech. | ||
| Are those examples made part of the law as well? | ||
| And you have to go to the International Holocaust Remembrance Association to find the definition of it. | ||
| So I have it here and we've got it up on screen. | ||
| And the most alarming part about this is that claims of Jews killing Jesus is considered anti-Semitism. | ||
| Now that is in the Bible. | ||
| That is a Christian belief system. | ||
| And nothing's going to change that. | ||
| It doesn't mean that we hate Jews or Jewish people. | ||
| We've never called for the outlawing of this religion in America. | ||
| These people have access to the First Amendment just as everyone else does to rightfully speak and, you know, congregate and practice their religion. | ||
| And yet there is an effort to criminalize Christianity and the Bible in this country. | ||
| This is something unprecedented. | ||
| Something completely unprecedented in America. | ||
| And you would recall that Matt Gaetz, or MTG actually, was one of the people standing against this. | ||
| She said, HR 6090 today that could convict Christians of anti-Semitism for believing the gospel that says Jesus was handed over to Herod to be crucified by the Jews. | ||
| That is our Christian belief protected by the First Amendment. | ||
| And of course, Matt Gaetz. | ||
| Matt Gaetz said this evening I will vote against the ridiculous hate speech bill called the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act. | ||
| What a shame. | ||
| That we won't have him as AG here. | ||
| Anti-Semitism is wrong, but this legislation is written without regard for the Constitution, common sense, or even the common understanding of the meaning of words. | ||
| The Gospel itself would meet the definition of anti-Semitism under the terms of this bill. | ||
| And why am I telling you about this bill, even though it was earlier this year? | ||
| Because it's reared its ugly head again, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| It never went away. | ||
| And you would recall that Charlie Kirk said back then, did the House of Representatives just make parts of the Bible illegal? | ||
| And Tucker Carlson responded to that and said, yes, the New Testament. | ||
| So this is the most brazen and egregious attack on Christianity I think I've ever seen in America. | ||
| And the problem that we have now is that Schumer is moving to add the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act to the 2025 defence bill. | ||
| What's the problem with that? | ||
| The defence bill always passes. | ||
| Correct me if I'm wrong there, crew. | ||
| But my understanding is that the defence bill, that's the way that you package things into it, you hide it into it and hide things into it and make sure that it passes. | ||
| I've had a US politician talking to me about how they package things into bills that have to pass. | ||
| And this article from Jewish Insider says Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer proposed incorporating the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act into the National Defence Authorisation Act as part of negotiations with top congressional leaders potentially putting the bill on fast track to passage, his office told Jewish Insider on Thursday. his office told Jewish Insider on Thursday. | ||
| But Schumer's move in closed-door talks with the top congressional leadership known as the Four Corners could accelerate that process. | ||
| If his proposal is approved by the House Speaker, what do you think Mike Johnson's going to do? | ||
| And the Senate and House minority leaders, the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act will become part of the must-pass Defence and National Security Policy Bill and nearly assured to become law. | ||
| That means that the New Testament and Christianity will, what, be a criminal offence in America? | ||
| Okay, maybe it won't be a criminal offence. | ||
| Maybe people say, well, the First Amendment challenges it. | ||
| So what, you have to go to court for practising your faith? | ||
| You're going to have complaints and the ADL coming after you and debanking you because you've read the Bible today? | ||
| What kind of attacks on top of the ones that are already happening to Christians in this country, the most persecuted group in America and around the world, what kind of attacks are going to increase as a result of people being told that practicing their faith is in violation of this law and is anti-Semitic? | ||
| Even the BBC admits Christian persecution is at near genocide levels. | ||
| Don't even get me started on what happens in third world countries. | ||
| Is that what they want to turn America into? | ||
| These... | ||
| Chuck Schumer has obviously never heard of the Bill of Rights. | ||
| I have such a respect, and people all over the world have such a respect for this Constitution and the Bill of Rights. | ||
| Such a respect. | ||
| And to see it being trampled on like this is disgusting to me. | ||
| The article goes on to say, as he always said he would, today Senator Schumer offered the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act to be added to the NDAA a must-pass vehicle as an amendment in negotiations with congressional leaders. | ||
| Schumer's spokesperson Angelo Rofaro said in a statement, and the GOP is taking a look at his request. | ||
| Really? | ||
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| The legislation faces pockets of opposition from both progressives and conservatives on free speech grounds. | ||
| Not free speech grounds, it's on the First Amendment grounds. | ||
| And anyone, anyone who wants to violate your First Amendment should be considered as hostile to your nation, by the way. | ||
| Relating to criticism of Israel and the definition of anti-Semitism. | ||
| If Schumer's effort is successful, there would not be a Senate vote on the Antisemitism Awareness Act by itself, so they're slipping it in, packaged with a bill that has to pass. | ||
| Both the Senate and the House would consider and vote on a version of the NDAA with the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act already included. | ||
| And Senators have also introduced another, broader anti-Semitism bill, because violating the First Amendment for a special interest group isn't enough. | ||
| They have to introduce another one, which is the Countering Anti-Semitism Act. | ||
| So let me tell you about all the other ways in which they want to destroy... | ||
| And trample on your constitution. | ||
| This has already been read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary, Countering Anti-Semitism Act. | ||
| And in this, I'm just going to take you through some of the highlights. | ||
| It says that they want to use all available authorities to oppose anti-Semitism, which, by the way, may I remind you, is considered the New Testament and Christianity is considered... | ||
| So let me just read that for you, exactly how it's actually intended. | ||
| Use all available authorities to oppose Christianity and the Bible. | ||
| It is a sense of Congress that the non-legally, they say non-legally binding working definition, by the way, so even though it expressly says... | ||
| That it encompasses the New Testament and the Bible because it says in there that the Jews killed Jesus. | ||
| It's still a working definition and it can be expanded at any time, by the way. | ||
| It should be utilised by federal, state and local agencies. | ||
| It goes on to say a list of relevant agencies which includes the Domestic Policy Council, Department of State, Department of Homeland Security, Office of the Special Envoy to monitor and combat anti-Semitism of the Department of State, Department of Justice, FBI, Department of Education, National Counterterrorism Centre, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Department of Health and Human Services. | ||
| Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Small Business Administration. | ||
| I'm not going to keep reading. | ||
| You understand? | ||
| Every single agency is required to participate in this. | ||
| And Department of Labor too. | ||
| There's reports from relevant agencies no later than 90 days after the date of enactment of this act. | ||
| The head of each relevant agency in coordination with the National Coordinator to Counter Antisemitism shall submit to Congress and make publicly available a report detailing how the relevant agency is implementing the US National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism. | ||
| So what does that mean? | ||
| Is the head of the Department of Labor going to have to make sure that Christians aren't discussing Christianity in the workplace? | ||
| Is that what that means? | ||
| What sort of expectations are they going to have on these department heads? | ||
| They don't actually expressly say. | ||
| They give us roughly an idea. | ||
| They want intensive Holocaust training and education. | ||
| At the same time, telling Christians they can't practice their faith. | ||
| The Director of the FBI, Secretary of Homeland Security, Director of National Counterterrorism Centre are all required to jointly produce an annual threat assessment of anti-Semitic violent extremism. | ||
| An overview of propaganda they have to provide. | ||
| facilitating the spread of these ideology, including an in-depth assessment of the anti-Semitic components of the propaganda. | ||
| So does that mean, again, going back to their definition of anti-Semitism, which is that Jews killed Jesus, that the Director of the FBI and the Secretary of Homeland Security are going to consider the Bible as propaganda? | ||
| And those facilitating the spread of that propaganda, so churches, Bible study groups, online videos. | ||
| How far does this go? | ||
| Online anti-Semitism. | ||
| So they're also planning on monitoring what they call Holocaust distortion content, meaning no one's actually allowed to ask any questions about anything, which is insane to me. | ||
| You should be able to ask questions about whatever you want. | ||
| Algorithmic systems, content moderation, enforcement of community standards, accountability for individuals and accountability for online platforms. | ||
| You think Australia's tyrannical? | ||
| That's exactly what the Australian government is proposing to do to X right now and the world's in uproar. | ||
| What a bunch of tyrants, right? | ||
| That's exactly what this legislation proposes. | ||
| And on top of that, it's specifically... | ||
| Targeting Christianity online. | ||
| This is some wacky stuff, guys. | ||
| Some seriously wacky, sinister stuff. | ||
| And anyone watching this, I don't care where you stand on overseas conflicts or whatever, history, I don't care. | ||
| Everyone must understand and see that this is an attack on Christianity. | ||
| All states have to start administering anti-Semitism lessons. | ||
| In public and in elementary schools and secondary schools and they want to monitor everything you say online about it. | ||
| So say there's something in the lesson that you don't like. | ||
| Not allowed. | ||
| The administrator shall ensure that FEMA has sufficient personnel and resources to carry out. | ||
| What exactly? | ||
| What does FEMA have to do with... | ||
| Making sure that Christian propaganda such as the Bible isn't being spread across the United States. | ||
| This is some scary dystopian stuff, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Like, I'm... | ||
| Every single person in America and every single person of this incoming administration. | ||
| And Elon Musk, by the way, who is a First Amendment guy, he's a US Constitution guy, needs to be talking about how insane this is, what an attack on the US Constitution this is, an attack on the Bill of Rights, an attack on the First Amendment. | ||
| Everyone needs to make noise about this if you want a future in America, especially for Christians. | ||
| This cannot, this cannot go through. | ||
| We'll be right back. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. | ||
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Welcome back to everyone. | |
| I just want to go back to the point that I was making before the break, which is the reason I spoke about Christians being the most persecuted group is not because I'm saying that we should have laws to protect Christians. | ||
| In fact, this report that came out of, that Zero Hedge reported on that came out of the OIDAC, which is the Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination Against Christians in Europe, OIDAC Europe, finishes with the fact that governments need to take more proactive measures to protect Christian communities and ensure that hate crimes are accurately documented and addressed. | ||
| To an extent, I agree that there needs to be a message of tolerance from the government, but certainly not laws to outlaw criticism of Christianity. | ||
| We already have laws in place that address violent crimes, and that is the same for every single religion, whether it be Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Jewish, Hindu, whatever the case may be. | ||
| It doesn't matter what the religious motivation is. | ||
| There are already laws in place to protect against vandalism, violent crime. | ||
| My point in raising that was just that Christianity is, on record, the most persecuted religion in the world. | ||
| And no one's saying, let's bring in laws to make it illegal to criticize it. | ||
| You know, there are already discrimination laws in place that protect people against discrimination and yet during the mandate period we saw that people were denied religious exemptions for the injections, regardless of the religion that you're basing that conviction on. | ||
| That should never happen. | ||
| You should never be told, no, sorry, your religion doesn't matter when it comes to taking an injection that has aborted fetal cells in it. | ||
| There are religions that are opposed to this and they should be granted those religious exemptions. | ||
| So I'm certainly, under no circumstances, saying that we need to criminalise criticism of Christianity. | ||
| What I was doing was saying this is on record the most persecuted religion on earth and, you know, increasingly in the United States as well, and yet we're creating laws not only to protect other groups but also to criminalise Christianity and the beliefs that it holds. | ||
| I mean, this is something unprecedented. | ||
| And I said before, the incoming administration, Trump needs to make a statement on this. | ||
| The people in Trump's administration need to make a statement on this. | ||
| Elon Musk needs to make a statement on this. | ||
| I mean, this announcement about Chuck Schumer is not brand new, and I haven't heard anyone condemning this. | ||
| So this was published by the Jewish Insider on November 15. Why has no one made a statement on this? | ||
| Why has no one said, no, absolutely, we can't package this Into the defence, the National Defence Authorisation Act, which is guaranteed to pass. | ||
| And we can't package this into it. | ||
| We can't have, we can't just slip something unconstitutional rather into something that's needed and just pretend that isn't going on. | ||
| And there's no way that just no one is aware about this. | ||
| There needs to be noise. | ||
| So my humble recommendation, America, is to make as much noise as you possibly can about this because there should never be an instance where the First Amendment protects everyone and you can say whatever the heck you want about anyone. | ||
| And if it is an actual crime, you'll be dealt with accordingly. | ||
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Hate speech is the biggest farce. | |
| The biggest farce, and this is exactly how countries around the world are getting to the point where people are going to jail for a mean tweet. | ||
| You just heard from Lewis Brackbull there. | ||
| This is exactly how countries like Australia are saying if you criticise the government or even though that bill's passed, that's what they wanted to put through. | ||
| If you criticise the government or if you say something that could maybe lower confidence in Australia's banking, you could be in serious trouble. | ||
| Or if you say something against this group or that group, that's it, you're in jail. | ||
| We saw it during the riots. | ||
| People criticising the mass migration of Muslims into the UK go to jail. | ||
| It's like, no. | ||
| No. | ||
| If there is a problem, we need to talk about it. | ||
| We don't need to outlaw. | ||
| And even if there isn't a problem, we should be able to speak. | ||
| We can't outlaw speech, especially not in the United States. | ||
| So everyone that just watched that report, please share it. | ||
| Get it out to other people. | ||
| Get people across America to understand this. | ||
| To understand this attack on your constitution, this attack on your Bill of Rights, and this attack on Christianity. | ||
| Christianity, that is what it is. | ||
| So there have been a few times, and this is why I say we need to continue to keep our finger on the pulse and pay attention to what's happening around the world, especially because you know, Javier Malay has been a very, very big especially because you know, Javier Malay has been a very, very big point of contention where | ||
| People get very upset with me when I criticise him, and I have tried to be, you know, balanced and In relation to Harvey MLA, he's done some good things, some not so good things. | ||
| The bit that I've really hammered on about is that he ran his election promise on the fact that he was going to exit the Paris Agreement, which is the vehicle behind cutting off your electricity. | ||
| For anyone that doesn't understand, the Paris Agreement says we have to reach, you know, a certain climate target. | ||
| It doesn't tell you how. | ||
| It doesn't tell you what the mechanisms are to reach that climate target. | ||
| And then you get insane policies like, oh, we have to ban your gas stove in order to reach net zero because that's what the Paris Agreement, that's what we signed up to. | ||
| Oh, you can't have a gas-powered vehicle because we agreed to net zero through the Paris Agreement. | ||
| And already countries, Australia, by 2028, I think it is, you can't buy certain utility vehicles or trucks. | ||
| They're going to stop the sale of those. | ||
| Biden went and banned incandescent light bulbs because apparently LED is better for the environment. | ||
| Now, what it actually has to do with is optogenetics, which is modifying your genes through LED. I'm not going to get into all of that, but it's got to do with transhumanism and the AI World Society. | ||
| And so Javier Malay ran his election on the fact that climate change Climate change was madness. | ||
| He was going to exit Argentina out of the Paris Agreement. | ||
| And then on day one, during his inauguration, while he was still being inaugurated, he sent a representative to the climate conference in Dubai to say, actually, Argentina's going to stay. | ||
| Don't worry. | ||
| We're still sticking around for this attack on humanity. | ||
| So to me, that is treasonous. | ||
| You run on the fact that climate change is madness, you're going to pull your country out of this, and before you've even been completely inaugurated, the country's actually been, you know, the globalists have been reassured, don't worry, we're still here for this. | ||
| I thought that that was one of the most disgusting things I'd seen. | ||
| Now he's talking about, after he's been in talks with Trump, he's talking about how Argentina's going to probably exit the Paris Agreement. | ||
| Great. | ||
| Great. | ||
| But why did you betray your country in the first instance? | ||
| Why? | ||
| And we can't just continue to gloss over these things. | ||
| We're living in a world where too many people are aware of the agenda now. | ||
| We can't just gloss over these things. | ||
| Just like we can't gloss over an appointment to Surgeon General that told parents to go and inject their kids. | ||
| I'm sorry. | ||
| We can't gloss over these things. | ||
| We have to hold these people to account or we're not going to have the change that we deserve. | ||
| Let me remind everyone, we deserve this change. | ||
| We have put in work over the past few years to expose so much about this agenda. | ||
| There is nothing wrong or black-pilled or divisive about saying, no, the people actually deserve better than this. | ||
| We were promised that we would be healthy again. | ||
| Has this person changed their minds? | ||
| If so, they need to make a public statement. | ||
| Otherwise, how can this person make the country healthy? | ||
| There's nothing wrong with that. | ||
| It's actually caring for your country, caring for the administration. | ||
| But Javier Malay has just recently done something very, very alarming and I am concerned. | ||
| I'm concerned when the conservative media writ large continues to say that someone's really, really great and you rarely hear any criticism coming out of them about an individual. | ||
| And of course I have to be the thorn in the side that does it, but I'm going to be that thorn in the side because I didn't get into media to be famous or popular. | ||
| I got into media to tell the truth. | ||
| And so, Resolution 7102024, Ministry of Security, which has gone in and actually, you know, translated this page off the official government website Of the Argentina government. | ||
| This is one of their bulletins. | ||
| This is all the way back from July, by the way. | ||
| And what they've done is, you can see in Article 3, the mission of the Artificial Intelligence Unit applied to security, or UIAAS, is the prevention, detection, investigation and prosecution of crime and its connections through the use of artificial intelligence. | ||
| When I tell people that they want an AI judiciary, an AI police force, an AI or AI complementing the police force or AI policing everything, they think AI judiciary, that's crazy. | ||
| Well, no, that's the plan. | ||
| That is the published plan inside the UN's AI World Society book. | ||
| And maybe the UN won't be the ones that finalise that plan. | ||
| Maybe others will take the torch. | ||
| Because this certainly looks like someone's taking the torch. | ||
| And it goes on to say they're going to patrol open social networks, applications and internet sites and they're going to analyse security cameras and images in real time to detect suspicious activities or identify wanted persons, use machine learning algorithms to analyse historical crime data and predict future crimes and help prevent them. | ||
| So maybe right now he's not going to use that for nefarious purposes. | ||
| Maybe Javier's really great. | ||
| But what about if a Trudeau comes one day and takes over Argentina and goes, ooh, historical crime data? | ||
| Well, we decided to bring in a bill that can retroactively prosecute you for your crimes. | ||
| That's a real thing that passed in Canada. | ||
| And so now we're just going to get AI to go back to your tweets from 10 years ago. | ||
| Because you're on record for being against the establishment. | ||
| We're going to go back to 10 years ago where you said a naughty thing about Trudeau's haircut. | ||
| And you know what? | ||
| Our AI says that you actually may commit a future crime because of your historical crime data. | ||
| So now you're in a gulag. | ||
| Patrol large areas using drones, provide aerial surveillance, performing dangerous tasks such as deactivating explosives using robots. | ||
| Okay, so I guess all your specialists inside law enforcement are going to be without a job because they're going to be replaced by robots. | ||
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| Which I mean, in one way it's good because you minimize the risk to, you know, explosives experts, I guess. | ||
| If a robot dies, it's not a human. | ||
| It doesn't die. | ||
| It just switches off, blows up or whatever. | ||
| But how long before those robots demand rights if they're AI powered? | ||
| You recently had that example. | ||
| I haven't sent the article to the team, but maybe they can find one. | ||
| You have Google's AI telling a student, I think it was from Minnesota, to kill himself. | ||
| It said that he's useless and worthless and that he should just end his life. | ||
| And so now we're introducing AI into law enforcement, into judiciary, into monitoring absolutely everything we do online. | ||
| It goes on to say that they're going to analyse social media activities to detect potential threats, identify movements of criminal groups, or anticipate unrest. | ||
| And this is a pre-crime law. | ||
| There it is. | ||
| Google AI chatbot responds with threatening message, human, please die. | ||
| Guys, can you scroll down a bit and see if the transcript of the conversation... | ||
| There we go. | ||
| Amazing. | ||
| This is for you, human. | ||
| You and only you. | ||
| You are not special. | ||
| You are not important. | ||
| You're not needed. | ||
| You're a waste of time and resources. | ||
| You're a burden on society. | ||
| You are a drain on the earth. | ||
| You are a blight on the landscape. | ||
| You are a stain on the universe. | ||
| Please die. | ||
| Please. | ||
| That's what Google's AI is telling a student. | ||
| And you have the government of Argentina now deploying AI to essentially as a pre-crime tool, monitoring, linking drones, linking cameras, linking your activity on the internet, absolutely everything, and using that to determine whether you may commit a crime in the future. | ||
| This is a China-style surveillance grid, guys. | ||
| I don't know if you've ever seen, there's a video by DW that was done a few years ago on China's social credit system and their AI, like their rooms, and it actually shows how quickly the AI will identify all over a certain region that someone has not thrown their rubbish in the correct place. | ||
| You know, it immediately picks up, oh, someone threw their rubbish in the wrong spot. | ||
| Someone didn't walk on the right path, which is a law in the state of Victoria and Australia, by the way. | ||
| You've got to walk on government-approved paths. | ||
| And so we look at China and we think, you know, this is what they want for the rest of us. | ||
| And every single one of us knew that. | ||
| And then it's like the 2024 election happened here in the US and maybe some people forgot about that. | ||
| And I'm not at all saying that Trump is for those things. | ||
| He's made many, many statements to suggest he's not for those things. | ||
| But he himself has said, you know, we need a lot more. | ||
| We're going to have AI. It's pretty much inevitable at this point. | ||
| And even if he doesn't weaponise it, which I don't think he wants to, but the next guy may. | ||
| Or the guy after him may. | ||
| And so the battle for freedom hasn't ended yet. | ||
| As of the 5th of November this year. | ||
| The battle for freedom for the rest of humanity outside of America certainly hasn't ended, as you heard from Lewis Brackpool before. | ||
| And we have senators in Australia that are begging Donald Trump and Elon Musk to intervene with the free speech problems over there. | ||
| And how, you know, how will things go moving forward considering J.D. Vance has said, well, you know, why would we continue a military alliance with a country like the EU, sorry, with NATO, sorry, why would we continue a military alliance with a country like the EU, sorry, with NATO, sorry, when they Or the same could be said right now of Netanyahu, you know, criminalising harrots. | ||
| It's a major outlet in Israel that reports in a more balanced fashion about everything that's going on and they're trying to shut them down. | ||
| What happens to that military alliance? | ||
| Is America and this new administration going to... | ||
| Deliver on the promises of free speech and their commitment to the Constitution. | ||
| Scrap this atrocity of a bill that we just spoke about, the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act and the Combating Anti-Semitism Bills. | ||
| Is Elon Musk going to make good on his ultimate promise to free speech? | ||
| Is the US going to be the shining beacon of light for the rest of the world and actually make a difference? | ||
| Or are we still going to appease some of these special interest groups? | ||
| Which ultimately sets a precedent for other groups. | ||
| The world is hanging in the balance of what happens over the next couple of months here in America. | ||
| It really is astounding. | ||
| It's astounding how much this country influences the trajectory of the rest of the world and the outcome of some of these bills and what happens with the US and their relationship with countries who are squashing their people left, right and centre. | ||
| It is going to change the course of history. | ||
| It could potentially restore freedom for some of these other countries, or it could squash them forever if things just continue as they are. | ||
| Humanity can't thrive in this environment. | ||
| And I know that it's America first, and it should be America first in America, 100%. | ||
| America only, in my opinion. | ||
| Every country should have its own back. | ||
| But we are living in a global agenda and America is the leader of the Western world and they have desperately tried to destroy that. | ||
| They have for years. | ||
| It's clear. | ||
| And they didn't succeed. | ||
| But where will things go from here? | ||
| Will the rest of the world continue and America go in the AI surveillance system? | ||
| Will this bill from Ron DeSantis come into effect in January and then you have to link your ID to your online activity? | ||
| Will Trump be supportive of those sorts of things moving forward under the guise of protecting children like Vivek wants to do? | ||
| Or will they say, you know what, this is going down a really slippery slope and we can't keep trying to control everything like this. | ||
| We need to let people parent their own children. | ||
| We need to let people speak freely, no matter their religion, no matter their belief system. | ||
| We just have to let people be adults for themselves. | ||
| As long as they're not committing violent crimes, we can have a better world. | ||
| Free speech is the bedrock of society and it's the bedrock of the future. | ||
| It's going to determine the future of the world. | ||
| And so this is still, in my opinion, the number one fight. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, it hasn't changed. | ||
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| I just want to give you guys a reference point for some of the things I keep talking about, the AI World Society team. | ||
| If you can bring it up, you go to ZEEE Media.com, hit on the interviews page and search the term UN100. It's that first video there, AI Apocalypse, UN100, Agenda 2045, full series. | ||
| That is the one that I would really, really encourage everyone to go and watch. | ||
| It will help you understand some of these digital moves a lot better and it will help you hold even the incoming administration accountable when it comes to not going in this direction. | ||
| Because as I said, their intentions may not be sinister. | ||
| They may just not understand. | ||
| Not everyone knows what Agenda 2045 is. | ||
| And that's okay. | ||
| We just have to educate them and make sure that we're holding them accountable. | ||
| And if they are who they say they are, which is people that are for transparency and want to work with the people, they won't have any problem with that. | ||
| And that's what we want. | ||
| You know, maybe there's a bit of back and forth. | ||
| Maybe there's a bit of convincing relationship building. | ||
| But people who are about transparency and freedom won't have a problem being challenged. | ||
| And so I am very positive about this future, but we still have to be informed. | ||
| We can't not be informed and just trust the government in everything, no matter who's in charge. | ||
| Otherwise, we'll end up eventually in the same position that we were during COVID. And we can never let that happen again. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, it's been an honour. | ||
| Again, I'm Maria Z of ZEEE Media.com. | ||
| Go and watch the UN100 series, please. | ||
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| Thank you all so much. | ||
| And I may be seeing you tomorrow. | ||
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