July 16, 2020 - Project Camelot
06:54
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| So, I'm in Heathrow Airport, and the place is a ghost town, and all the stores are closed, and all the restaurants are closed, except one, one restaurant. | |
| It's not a restaurant, but it's a takeaway thing, with little boxes. | |
| But there's not a lot of people, and this place looks like a graveyard. | |
| It's like what used to be an airport. | |
| It looks like the day after, or This is how it used to. | |
| This is after the fall. | |
| Pretty, pretty pathetic. | |
| This is what they've done to themselves. | |
| This is what we've done to ourselves. | |
| And no one gives a fuck. | |
| And this very nice lady in the orange over there is spraying every single chair. | |
| When people get up, she has to go over and spray it. | |
| Her days are numbered because the next thing that's going to come along is a drone. | |
| It just flies along and squirts that whatever kind of rat poison that is that they put on the chairs. | |
| So she'll probably be so happy she has a job right now, but it's probably the days are numbered. | |
| So this is it. | |
| Big advertisement. | |
| You can travel outside of England, but hello! | |
| There's nothing here. | |
| The airport is a ghost town. | |
| So this is the view at our hotel in Turkey, and we are actually the only Americans, I'm sure, They absolutely didn't know what to do with me at the airport. | |
| Tried to get into Greece, tried to get into Spain, was blocked at all junctures. | |
| Although I had filled out all the health forms and everything and they never told me I couldn't come. | |
| And they sold us tickets and I had booked Airbnbs. | |
| But in the end, no Americans allowed. | |
| So It's just payback. | |
| It's a political payback. | |
| Nothing to do with COVID. And that's what's going on. | |
| So now we're here and we have to wear masks, supposedly on the street. | |
| But interestingly enough, of course, most of the men and older men especially, at least in this neighborhood, are not wearing masks, even though you get fined. | |
| By a very sort of rabid police, we've been told. | |
| We had a wonderful taxi driver who informed us of everything going on on the way here. | |
| So that was fabulous, late last night. | |
| And I mean really late, like 12 midnight when we arrived. | |
| Because we went to the airport, prepared to go to Ibiza, and we were stopped. | |
| Because even though I filled out the paperwork and they were going to let me in, and there was nothing on the internet to say to the contrary, Other than, of course, the news that you can't believe on any score. | |
| They wouldn't let me in, even though I've been quarantined for 15 days in the UK. So technically I'm coming from the UK, but that wasn't good enough. | |
| The fact that I have an American passport means I'm not allowed. | |
| And that tells you that it's not to do with COVID, it's to do with politics. | |
| Of course. | |
| They're mad at Trump because he tried to stop them from coming in and using work visas and so on from Europe. | |
| So this is a war. | |
| Just another part of the war that we're all engaging in. | |
| And as you can see looking down the street here, no tourists. | |
| Absolutely none. | |
| These people all are residents. | |
| And it's just desperate. | |
| So, Turkey is a wonderful country, and from what I understand, they are obviously letting in Americans. | |
| No problem at the airport. | |
| They did take our temperature as we walked onto the plane. | |
| That was when we were in the UK. As we walked out of the UK and onto this plane. | |
| And that was it. | |
| That was the last sort of sign of anything going on, as far as that goes. | |
| Very decent flight. | |
| We actually apparently went through a time portal because we're 40 minutes early. | |
| We left on time from the airport in the UK, but we arrived 40 minutes early. | |
| So that is what's happening, you know, and I attributed it to the high frequency of all the children. | |
| There was masses of children on the plane. | |
| Families, not children on their own, of course. | |
| And so this is what we're living with in the world today and I have to say this is such a wonderful country and yet No one is coming here at the moment. | |
| It's such a tragedy. | |
| And, of course, the rest of the world is also in equal, terrible footing. | |
| So, anyway, here for a while, may go on to Greece if they open their borders and may just go back to the U.S. Now I'm hearing they might try to quarantine me when I go back to the U.S., But I was already quarantined in the UK, so this quarantine thing is just complete absurdity. | |
| You shouldn't be quarantining healthy people. | |
| It's stupid. | |
| And they may test me. | |
| I give a flying fuck at this point. | |
| Sick of this whole thing. | |
| Everything's political. | |
| The wonderful thing is we're already talking to people here in Turkey and everyone knows this thing is a con. | |
| Everyone knows it's a government political game that's being played to get us into the New World Order. | |
| People here are a lot more aware, of course, in the Middle East. | |
| They are not deceived because they have been fucked with. | |
| For centuries by the Americans, the British and God knows who else. | |
| So they're very used to issues going along and they don't believe their governments anyway. | |
| They're very guarded around the governments and so on. | |
| That's a tradition in the Middle East. | |
| Wisely, I have to say. | |
| So that's where things are at. | |
| And I will be doing broadcasts from here. | |
| I'm going to try to connect with some Turkey journalists and see if we can compare notes and more soon. | |
| Thank you. |
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