April 15, 2024 - Stay Free - Russel Brand
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| so so | |
| I'm going to go to the bathroom. | |
| Huh? | |
| you. | |
| Can I see what it looks like when it goes up? | |
| Can I see it? | |
| Awful. | |
| Get it to go back, go back. | |
| So like, this is what I'm gonna want. | |
| Now, Jim. | |
| Remember that. | |
| This is a video of a man who was going to die. | |
| He was a man who was going to die. | |
| In this video, you're going to see the future. | |
| Hello there, you Awakening Wonders. | |
| Thanks for joining me for... It's an apple. | |
| It's an apple. | |
| Yeah, you heard me, huh? | |
| Thanks for joining me, particularly those of you in the Rumble chat. | |
| I'm eating an apple. | |
| I'm eating an apple, man. | |
| I'm thinking about drinking a coffee, but I think it's going to eat into the night time and we've got an incredible show. | |
| Also, I've got to tell you, a terrifying show. | |
| For the first 15 minutes, we'll be with you on YouTube, but when we start talking about the potential apocalypse, then, of course, we're going to be venturing onto that stream of sweet freedom called Rumble. | |
| If you're watching us on YouTube, we appreciate that. | |
| We appreciate that you're watching us on Rumble. | |
| But we will want you to join us. | |
| If you're watching on YouTube, we appreciate you. | |
| We'll want you to join us on Rumble eventually though, inevitably. | |
| So, coming up over the course of the show, we're going to be talking about, obviously, | |
| Israel's response after the recent Iranian attacks. | |
| We'll also be talking about Trump making history as the first US president to face criminal trial and how he's sort of positioning himself during this time. | |
| We're also going to discuss and analyse the difficult to digest truth that Russia's military has somehow increased in size, stature and potentially efficacy during this period. | |
| And RFK's increase in popularity. | |
| We've got a whole bunch of extraordinary stories. | |
| We've got a whole bunch of extraordinary stories. | |
| Let's have a look at some of them. | |
| Let's have a look at some of the headlines. | |
| First 15 minutes, we'll be with you on YouTube. | |
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| Ah! | |
| Yeah, it's on Project Paperclip. | |
| It's on Project Paperclip. | |
| Let's have a look. | |
| So, Trump is going to be facing criminal charges. | |
| How do you feel about that? | |
| Do you think that it's essentially lawfare? | |
| Did you see his Extraordinarily. | |
| Sort of. | |
| Presidential and defiant. | |
| Can you leave that out, mate? | |
| Please. | |
| I can't read that. | |
| I can't see the headline anymore. | |
| Thanks. | |
| Trump will make history on Monday morning by taking his seat at the defense table in a Manhattan courtroom where the first criminal trial of a former US president will begin. | |
| He faces 34 low-level felony counts of falsifying business records in connection to his reimbursements of his then-fixer Michael Cohen, Stormy Daniels I mean it does say porn actress Stormy Daniels but I think if you met someone called Stormy Daniels and they said that they were working in child care it would be difficult to countenance so you know it's that hush money stuff but obviously Trump will show his speech in a little bit | |
| And it's difficult, I think, to maintain the idea that he will either... Can you imagine, like, you know there's a point where they have to speak to assess each juror for whether or not that juror's being impacted by stories about Donald Trump, i.e. | |
| their ability to be unbiased. | |
| Who can possibly make that claim? | |
| Isn't everyone in America... Is there anyone in America at this point... You're looking good, Russell, says Jude Debrine. | |
| Is there anyone in America who's neutral on the subject of Trump, do you imagine? | |
| Do you imagine there's anybody? | |
| Okay, Russia's military is bigger than it was prior to the invasion. | |
| RFK's popularity is rising among Democrat voters and indeed members of the Senate. | |
| It's going to be impactful, I think. | |
| We're going to spend a lot more time in America in the coming months because I feel like what's happening there now with RFK, with what's happening there politically generally, Extraordinary and fascinating. | |
| Just so that you know that we're not entirely caught up in apocalyptic narratives, this has happened. | |
| A live 12-inch eel has been removed from A Vietnamese man's abdomen after it slid up his anus. | |
| I suppose slid implies that there wasn't resistance, and 12 inches is a lot to ingest through any orifice without at some point reacting or contracting, I would say. | |
| And oddly, for scale, the eel is pictured next to a medical Okay, so on the other side we're going to be talking about a variety of things. | |
| You might be aware of these terrible attacks in Sydney at the moment that seem to further indicate that the world is gone. | |
| You know, it's like further evidence of impending apocalypse, I would say. | |
| Let's have a look now at Donald Trump. | |
| Speaking prior to the commencement of his proceedings, no more jellied eels for me, says JK Jerome. | |
| Yeah, I don't see how anyone can, in good faith, eat a jellied eel. | |
| DJ2020, Russell, what do you think about CERN flying up? | |
| Do you mean like the Hydron Collider? | |
| Some Richard Gere jokes appearing in the Rumble chat. | |
| If you're watching on YouTube, we'll be there for about another 10 minutes. | |
| Then we'll be exclusively streaming on Rumble, one of the great platforms that took a stand in Brazil as Brazil continues its descent into censorship and already Rumble are out of France. | |
| But you can still access Rumble, and you can still therefore access free speech, and you should take full advantage of that. | |
| Let's have a look at Donald Trump's speech prior to his case. | |
| Okay, here we go. | |
| Donald Trump, entering. | |
| Any other thoughts or matters? | |
| Okay. | |
| Did you trust me very much the other time? | |
| Are you going to be able to lose voters if they're in the nation? | |
| Oh, no. | |
| This is an assault on America. | |
| Nothing like this has ever happened before. | |
| There's never been anything like it. | |
| Every legal scholar said this case is nonsense. | |
| It should never have been brought. | |
| It doesn't deserve anything like this. | |
| There is no case. | |
| And they've said it. | |
| People that don't necessarily follow or like Donald Trump. | |
| So this is an outrage that this case was brought. | |
| This is political persecution. | |
| This is a persecution like never before. | |
| Nobody's ever seen anything like it. | |
| And again, it's a case that should have never been brought. | |
| It's an assault on America. | |
| And that's why I'm very proud to be here. | |
| This is an assault on our country. | |
| And it's a country that's failing. | |
| It's a country that's run by an incompetent man who's very much involved in this case. | |
| This is really... A lot of you in the chat significantly saying that of course they're making Trump a martyr. | |
| A lot of people pointing out in the rumble chat that when it comes to certain military issues and issues of global war, Trump is on the same side of the divide as a lot of people. | |
| Remember, part of the significance of us doing this and streaming this live for you is that you can participate in the conversation, as nearly 13,000 of you already are, so join in the conversation. | |
| An attack on a political opponent, that's all it is. | |
| So I'm very honoured to be here. | |
| the ongoing lawfare is making him into a ma'a, or when it comes to the truly important geopolitical | |
| issues that Trump is on the same side of the line. | |
| And I'm telling you now, it's time to stop talking about the EELS. | |
| Let go of the EELS altogether. | |
| He says he is honored to be here for America and also claiming that this is a witch hunt against him brought on by Joe Biden as well as the Department of Justice. | |
| So big moments right there seeing the former president speak to the media now entering That courtroom, it is a historic moment as we are talking about a former president entering the courtroom for a criminal trial against him. | |
| Jury selection will be happening in moments. | |
| And wow, just history in the making at that moment that we just saw and brought to you here on Live Now from Fox. | |
| Fascinating amount of variety in the rumble chat. | |
| A lot of the awakened wonders see this as ongoing lawfare. | |
| Many of us, myself included, have been on an incredible journey when it comes to Donald J. Trump, but the more he is attacked by the establishment, the more the judiciary is deployed against him, the more it appears that the agenda of the establishment is to escalate conflict and war on several fronts. | |
| The Middle East is what we'll be covering later in the show, of course, but continuing to facilitate a Cold War At very least, citing Glenn Greenwald's tweet there earlier between the US and China. | |
| And of course, even events in the Middle East over the weekend are being utilized to raise further tax funding from your nation to ensure that war endures. | |
| We'll be talking about that on the other side of our departure. | |
| From YouTube, where of course we cannot guarantee that our content won't be censored, because we want to speak very freely and openly. | |
| We'll be talking a bit about, in fact we're going to talk right now, about the House renewing the Pfizer bill. | |
| That's not Pfizer with a P, although you know the establishment lends considerable support and tax dollars to that. | |
| Little corporate entity. | |
| We're talking about the Pfizer bill that allows your country to spy on foreign nationals. | |
| But it's so strewn with loopholes that ultimately it facilitates further the... I'm not hating on Trump. | |
| I'm not hating on anybody. | |
| I've got no time for hate. | |
| You better believe there's a lot of frustration in our approach at the moment. | |
| And even fear. | |
| But there's no room for hatred. | |
| Fascination, certainly. | |
| The comments are going past so fast. | |
| Time to catch who said that, but no, that's not my position on Trump. | |
| I believe in your right to believe in whoever you want to believe in. | |
| And now that this Pfizer bill has been passed, you, right now, probably these very posts, because streaming sites are being observed and scrutinized to an unprecedented degree. | |
| So let's get into this story about the renewal of the Pfizer bill, which of course Trump believes has been deployed against him. | |
| Let's get into that. | |
| ...fight over FISA and what it means for our national security moments ago. | |
| The House voting to reauthorize that key and controversial surveillance law in the fight against terrorism. | |
| Some lawmakers had been hesitant to renew the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, commonly known as FISA. | |
| As former President Donald Trump told them to kill it. | |
| FISA allows the government to gather information on foreign nationals who it believes could be compromising American security and be able to do it without a warrant. | |
| The holdup is that and sometimes it collects data on Americans who interact with persons of interest. | |
| Well, so, as long as you don't speak to anyone interesting, which, you know, God, I'm cursed with a life of incessant conversations with interesting people. | |
| So it's a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. | |
| It shouldn't involve spying on the domestic population, and yet apparently it does. | |
| U.S. | |
| lawmakers have passed a bill reauthorizing the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, FISA, a law which allows the government to surveil American citizens without a warrant. | |
| A small group of Republicans previously blocked the vote, but allowed it to proceed following a minor amendment to the law. | |
| The two-year extension passed the House on Friday in a bipartisan vote of 273 to 147, and it says how it broke down, which will now proceed to the Senate, but basically both parties voted for it. | |
| Though lawmakers also debated an amendment that would have forced federal agencies to obtain warrants before spying on Americans, it failed in a tie vote. | |
| This is how the Constitution dies. | |
| This is a sad day for America. | |
| Republican representative Thomas Massey said, I like Thomas Massey, after the amendment went down in flames. | |
| He noted that House Speaker Mike Johnson provided the tie-breaking vote to kill the warrant requirement. | |
| That's surprising, isn't it? | |
| After everything he went through to get that position. | |
| Though Johnson was once a vocal critic of Pfizer's Section 702, which handed US intelligence agencies sweeping powers to spy on Americans in the wake of the 9-11 attacks, he quickly reversed course after his promotion to House Speaker. | |
| Do you think that in microcosm there, We've experienced everything that's wrong with politics across the world. | |
| As you become part of the establishment, you become seduced by its dark power and unable to resist the gravity of corruption. | |
| It certainly seems so. | |
| Speaking as a former insider of the Hollywood establishment, of course, for a while, The glamour and allure seems appealing, but if there's something about you that is forever hankering after God, forever broken, its fascinations cannot hold you indefinitely or forever. | |
| Not due to any virtue of my own, I hasten to add, but simply because If what you really are looking for is something valuable, something deep, you will ultimately recognize it is not there in what you're being materially offered. | |
| I bet you've had experiences like it yourself, whether it's the pursuit of a pair of sneakers or shoes or a glass of... | |
| Booze or feeling that you've got nothing to lose, when you eventually get the relationship or the meal or whatever it was you were looking forward to, it's empty. | |
| In my experience, the same thing has been true with the fulfilment of certain ambitions, you know, appearing in movies or on the cover of Rolling Stone. | |
| And in retrospect, the more we learn from the inside of that particular aspect of the establishment, Hollywood, the more it seems like there's a lot of extraordinarily dark stuff going on in there. | |
| Well, it seems that Mike Johnson has been subject to the allure. | |
| He's been pulled in and it appears, at least on the surface, that he has at least reversed his principles, if not abandoned them. | |
| But let's look at the rest of this before we leap to any conclusions on that subject. | |
| Remember, of course, we'll just be with you on YouTube for another five minutes. | |
| Let's do the little video, guys, that we do every day, if you don't mind. | |
| The 702 authority has been abused to such a great extent... Excuse me. | |
| The President Joe Biden's own intelligence advisory board recommended curtailing the FBI's ability to manipulate the authority to investigate and prosecute Americans. | |
| Ha! | |
| Because it's been so roundly and soundly abused. | |
| Civil libertarians have proposed various reforms to the authority including limits on the types of communication the FBI can search, the implementation of stringent warrant requirements to restrict Pfizer searches, And an end to the loophole that allows federal agencies to surveil Americans by purchasing data from private sector brokers. | |
| This secret spying activity, we're talking about Pfizer right now. | |
| Get over here and join us. | |
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| We won't hand over your data. | |
| Civil libertarians have proposed various reforms to authority, including limits on the types of communication, yeah I told you this stuff, huh? | |
| That allows federal agencies to surveil Americans by purchasing data from private sector brokers. | |
| So even when there is a law to protect you, they find a way to circumvent it. | |
| You know that already, like whenever they pass some law, you know that every so often they go, we really should have a law against people in Congress investing in companies And trading in stocks that they have insider knowledge on. | |
| We will pass that law with a loophole for dependent children, all the like. | |
| The secret spying activity, which compels the cooperation of communication service providers and internet and social media platforms in a conspiracy against fundamental constitutional rights, was exposed in DL by, for the first time by, tell me in the chat, who exposed it for the first time? | |
| You can see on the screen, can't you? | |
| It's obviously Edward Snowden. | |
| The Biden administration officials gave a sketchy description of the procedures of the Pfizer law, including the functioning of the secret foreign intelligence surveillance corps and its annual comprehensive review of the program. | |
| FISE almost never denies requests for warrantless surveillance after nearly 40 years of its existence, The court approved 99.998% of the applications, effectively making it a rubber stamp for the intelligence agencies. | |
| So, warrantless surveillance is going to continue in your country. | |
| Even though the bill is called the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, and that it's adjudicated by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, they will continue to surveil Americans using trickery and loopholes. | |
| An extraordinary little deal they've gotten together for themselves. | |
| In 2020 and early 2021, the Federal Bureau of Investigation misused the Section 702 database 278,000 times. | |
| The Federal Bureau of Investigation was misusing it. | |
| How do you, can I ask you, as Americans, as well as citizens of the world, how do you feel about the FBI and CIA right now? | |
| How do you feel about voting for any president or any party that's not openly saying, we're gonna If not review and reform and re-evaluate, completely, completely shut down these deep state agencies, whether it's the CIA or FBI, clearly work as tools of control for the establishment, rather than tools of protection for the citizenry. | |
| At this point you can no longer make that claim. | |
| And as the world slides, it seems, ever more inevitably into global conflict, if not conflict potentially, Armageddon, the fact that authoritarian, authority and authoritarianism is doubtlessly on the rise, the ability to censor and surveil in your country, you've seen what they're doing in Brazil, you've seen what they're doing in Canada and in Ireland and in the UK, all the while under the guise of your protection and for your safety, if not your convenience, we're approaching a point where we're going to be, I think, coaxed and coached into a state of total fear | |
| Total compliance and total control surrounding on all sides by very profitable, terrible, forever wars. | |
| I feel like this is a time where we need to radically intervene. | |
| Now listen, we're going to leave YouTube now. | |
| Let me just finish this. | |
| Let me just make sure I've told you guys everything I can. | |
| You can't make 278,000 inadvertent mistakes, can you? | |
| informant surveillance have routinely violated the procedures of FISA law and continue to | |
| carry out queries and electronic spying on US citizens claiming that such crimes were | |
| an inadvertent mistake. | |
| You can't make 278,000 inadvertent mistakes, can you? | |
| Have you ever gone, like, can you even 278,000 times do a typo? | |
| You can't can you? | |
| The persistent and widespread violations by the FBI, which is part of the Department of Justice, include searches for information related to crime victims, protesters are arrested after the 2020 police killing of George Floyd, and people suspected of breaching the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. | |
| Now I know because I watched the chat and I know because I care about you. | |
| And I try and listen and try and absorb the great spectrum of opinions available to us in the rumble chat that some of you will be deeply invested on what went down on January 6th and how subsequently it's been exploited by the judiciary and the media and how it's been reframed and utilised to legitimise further militarisation of the police force, further draconian anti-protest laws. | |
| And many of you will feel that the George Floyd protests brought about a necessary and helpful reckoning when it came to the subject of police overreach. | |
| But the state regards you exactly the same way. | |
| You may be looking across the cultural divide in hatred of those that attended Black Lives Matter riots or riots or demonstrations because I, you know, I really don't care. | |
| That was a slip of the tongue. | |
| Or you might look at those that participated in the January 6th Demonstration, protest, riots, insurrection, choose your word. | |
| But, when it comes to the almighty powerful state, they regard both sides of the divide the same way. | |
| And now, thanks to passing that bill, which both parties, curiously enough, voted through, they'll be out of... | |
| Spy on you in the exact same way. | |
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| Now let's get into this very difficult and challenging topic. | |
| You'll be aware now that over the weekend there was an escalation of tensions in the Middle East, that Iran attacked Israel with a number of drone strikes. | |
| Now, I've absorbed as much as I can. | |
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| What I've absorbed so far... Yeah, take that off if that's alright. | |
| Thanks. | |
| What I've absorbed so far is this. | |
| That once Israel attacked the Iranian consulate in Damascus, it was inevitable that there would be retaliatory measures. | |
| It also seems to me to be clear that there has been a long-term plan, and I'm not the person that's coming up with this stuff, I'm just reading the same things you're reading, right? | |
| There's been a long-term plan to involve Iran in an escalating conflict. | |
| One person who seems particularly excited at the prospect is, of course, Lindsey Graham, and we'll get to him in a minute. | |
| But remember, when Trump was said to have left office with those boxes that contained confidential presidential data, much of it, and perhaps the most controversial aspect of it, pertained to potential escalating conflict with Iran. | |
| Of course, Iran attacking Israel is wrong. | |
| As you probably know, when it comes to military matters, I admire deeply service personnel. | |
| The tens of thousands of American service personnel situated all over the Middle East right now, who are now, because of this escalating conflict, incredibly vulnerable, have our support and our gratitude and our prayers. | |
| But it seems clear that creating tension and even all-out war with Iran has been on the agenda for a little while. | |
| I mean when did you first hear about it? | |
| Isn't it your man Donald Trump who claimed that the reason he took those boxes is because they contained information that demonstrated there was a long-term plan to engage Iran in military conflict and he wanted to have that in case he got Tarnished with accusations. | |
| In fact there's Joe Biden, we have footage of Joe Biden going on record in 2020 saying that one of the reasons we should ensure that he is your president is because Donald Trump can't be trusted when it comes to that subject. | |
| So let's get into this subject and as best as we can Yeah, you're a man pilot. | |
| My man, Trump, a lot of people in the Rumble chat love Donald Trump, okay? | |
| And I don't blame you. | |
| You know, Donald Trump Jr. | |
| is on Rumble. | |
| I can see why, if you're in the establishment, you love Trump. | |
| I can certainly see that. | |
| Whatever the truth of the matter is, the establishment I do not like Donald Trump. | |
| How do you feel about it, Arshila? | |
| Yes, Arshila is saying in the Awake and Wonder chat, I've been hearing about this conflict for 30 years. | |
| Of course! | |
| Like, you know, was it the 1970s that the CIA participated in a revolution in Tehran? | |
| Disrupting and overthrowing a democracy as the CIA so frequently do? | |
| Let's get into the details as best we can of this story, and just note this, that while the project of the nation-state continues, whilst nations like France, I think, are calling for de-escalation, and possibly the Netherlands, our country, the one I'm from, the United Kingdom, we obedient little snapper dogs that we are, yapping away at the heels of whoever the United States establishment condemned, Participated in the response, the Israeli response to these attacks, and of course the United States have now engaged directly in conflict in support of Israel. | |
| So now, essentially, the United States are in global war on at least two fronts. | |
| Of course, the Ukraine-Russia conflict remains a proxy war funded by you, US taxpayers, and us, UK taxpayers. | |
| And now, as well as supplying Israel with arms, it seems that there is direct military involvement and that it could yet escalate. | |
| The thing that I find really extraordinary and difficult about this is that these events take place in Jerusalem and Damascus, words that are redolent with spiritual awakening. | |
| It's astonishing for me that this is the scene Where all of this trauma takes place, but those of you, and God knows there are enough of you that know scripture better than me, knew that this would always be the place where the apocalypse, the revelation, Armageddon, the final reckoning, went down. | |
| And those of you that have studied the origins of the First World War will be aware that Extraordinary events that somehow seem disassociated and occasionally insignificant can escalate to the point where millions and millions and millions of lives are lost. | |
| And are you being asked whether or not you want to get involved in an escalating conflict? | |
| Let alone through your taxpayer dollars, potentially through your life or the life of your loved ones. | |
| Let's have a look at this story now. | |
| Biden condemns Iran's strike on Israel. | |
| Case study in imperialist hypocrisy. | |
| This is from a socialist website, guys. | |
| But you'll notice, even if you're of the right, even if you out and out condemn socialism, just notice how many things you agree with. | |
| And every time you do agree with some of this, you can give yourself a real pat on the back. | |
| Because if you're not opposed, remember like I said in the Pfizer story, if you're not opposed to people on the other side of the divide, When it comes to culture or sort of lazy political labels, then you are part of a movement that could save the world because you are potentially part of a decentralized model where people run their own communities according to their own values, according to their individual sovereignty and their participation | |
| Let's get into it. | |
| representative democratic processes at the localist possible level. Let's get into it. | |
| The imperialist powers have responded to Iran's strikes on Israel on Saturday with an outpouring | |
| of condemnation. I condemn these attacks in the strongest possible terms, says Biden. | |
| America's ironclad commitment to the security of Israel has been reaffirmed. That means that we | |
| back Israel. The G7 group of imperialist powers said in a statement, we unequivocally condemn | |
| in the strongest terms Iran's direct unprecedented attack on Israel. | |
| There's a brilliant bit of footage we'll show you in a minute of David Cameron, current British Foreign Secretary and former British Prime Minister, WEF member, globalist stooge, straight up and down globalist all over the gaff. | |
| Stocks and shares, all of that, all day long. | |
| Saying, well, this is unprecedented. | |
| And the newscaster on mainstream news, to her total credit, goes, what would Britain do if a consulate got bombed by Iran? | |
| Well, it's almost like he didn't spot the question. | |
| Well, we'd attack them! | |
| We'd attack them hard! | |
| Well, isn't that what Iran are doing? | |
| Yeah, but this is... Yeah, but what they're doing, they're being a... Have you seen what they wear? | |
| And how they talk? | |
| I saw one in a curly slipper! | |
| They wear different clothes than us! | |
| Iran has further stepped towards the destabilisation of the region and risk-provoking and uncontrollable regional escalation. | |
| There's a really amazing post from Iran that we saw, a Saga post on Breaking Point, where Iran go, look, you bombed our consulate, we've droned you with some half-arsed lazy drones that took ages to get there, that are a bit, like, not proper. | |
| Now, let's draw a line under this. | |
| And wouldn't it be sort of amazing if Israel, backed by the United States and the UK and these G7 nations went, alright, well, you know, even in the Old Testament, an eye for an eye, let's look for a diplomatic solution that doesn't lead us all into the jaws of death. | |
| But... | |
| One senses further retaliation might be on the way. | |
| These statements by the imperialist warmongers, repeated by every major NATO power, are the height of hypocrisy. | |
| Let's get the timeline accurate. | |
| Iran's strike was a response to the April 1st attack by Israel and an Iranian embassy in Syria that killed seven top-level Iranian military officers, including two generals. | |
| So that's kind of a military strike in the first instance, isn't it, wouldn't you say? | |
| In response to Israel's flagrantly illegal and murderous attack on what was effectively Iranian soil, the imperialist powers effectively endorsed it. | |
| Now the imperialists are falling over themselves to condemn Iran's response to Israel's action. | |
| This is all the more striking given that Iran's action was largely symbolic. | |
| The Iranian government announced Saturday's strike to countries in the region 72 hours in advance in an effort to limit the impact. | |
| As Reuters reported Sunday, Iran gave wide notice days before Saturday's drone and missile attack on Israel, allowing mass casualties and rampant escalation to be averted. | |
| Isn't it extraordinary that there are revenge attacks and retaliation, but also concurrent diplomacy? | |
| And even as tensions escalate between, for example, the United States and China as part of a presuming escalating Cold War, What continues is trade. | |
| What continues is business. | |
| What continues is the necessary relationship with China for the manufacture of endless commodities in your country and mine. | |
| What reality do we believe in? | |
| The geopolitical military reality or the economic reality? | |
| Because they don't make sense. | |
| They seldom coalesce. | |
| At least not in patterns that I'm able to observe. | |
| But I know there's a lot of smart people in that rumble chat. | |
| You tell me what you think and you awaken wonders and all. | |
| You let me know what you think. | |
| The imperialist powers are asserting that they and their proxies can kill as many people as they want, carry out targeted assassinations, and act in complete violation of anything resembling international law. | |
| By any response, even the most minimal of the most minimal character is denounced as a crime. | |
| This is the basic law of colonialism and imperialism. | |
| Now what I like about this kind of language is it shows you that ultimately there are centralized power and then there's the rest of us. | |
| There are extremists and lunatics throughout the world, across all cultures. | |
| And do you not feel that there is the potential for those of us that believe in harmony, that those of us that acknowledge our individual flaws and our collective flaws as a species, but believe in the possibility of change, might possibly subvert the models of those that Continue to colonialize and condemn and generate conflict. | |
| Remember Julian Assange, still in Belmarsh, still without trial, says the function of government is to transfer public money into private hands. | |
| Remember it was also Assange that told us that the Afghanistan war was not about Resolution? | |
| It was about perpetuation. | |
| Are you not beginning to think that the same might be true of the Ukraine-Russia conflict? | |
| If the Russian military is getting ever more powerful, the longer it continues? | |
| If Ukrainian people are being devastated? | |
| If it's making incredible profits for the military-industrial complex? | |
| If it's making people afraid and fearful that we live on the precipice of apocalypse? | |
| What reason is there to bring about a peaceful resolution? | |
| When our aims and intentions are at odds with those that lead us, there is only one sensible solution, and that is revolution. | |
| Peaceful revolution, always. | |
| We've learned that from the great leaders of the past. | |
| But revolution, nonetheless. | |
| While Ben Biden condemns the actions of Iran, he does not extend the same language to Israel's onslaught against Gaza, which is being funded, armed and politically supported by the United States and other imperialist powers. | |
| Israel is actively carrying out a genocide against the population of Gaza. | |
| Are we still on YouTube? | |
| No, we left. | |
| All right, fair enough. | |
| Genocide against the population of Gaza, already having killed at least 40,000 people. | |
| It's systematically displacing, starving, and bombing an entire population of 2.2 million people, and methodically and deliberately murdering doctors and aid workers. | |
| The genocide in Gaza is developing into a regional war, which can very quickly draw in the entire globe. | |
| It's pretty easy to see how this could escalate, isn't it? | |
| When you see Putin talking about this a little later, you'll recognize what I mean. | |
| Sections of the US political establishment are openly advocating a full-scale war, asserting that the Biden administration is not going far enough in supporting an Israeli war against Iran. | |
| The Wall Street Journal wrote in an editorial, the attack should at least cause Mr Biden and his fellow Democrats to end their cold war with Israel over Gaza and recognize that this really is a war Against Iran. | |
| It continued, leaders in both parties should also start telling the truth to Americans about the new world of global threats. | |
| Russia, China, Iran, North Korea are all on the march working together. | |
| Now I'd like a little bit more evidence before we embark on a war that involves Russia, massive nuclear superpower, China, massive nuclear superpower, Iran, massive nuclear resource rich, not superpower but significant nation, North Korea, Nuclear power with let's face it a somewhat up for it leader. | |
| I mean also that's quite a lot of countries isn't it to say it's war. | |
| The Israeli cabinet has been deliberating over the past day on what actions to take and there are evidently divisions within the regime itself. | |
| In any event the Biden administration has reaffirmed that if Israel does take action it will have full support. | |
| So instead of saying No, listen, let's chill this right out. | |
| They're saying we'll support you whatever you want to do. | |
| Even if you take the most open-hearted approach to this, people that are aggrieved and in a vengeful state need support and love and guidance. | |
| And I say the same is true of nations. | |
| Like, listen, this is terrible that there's been these drone strikes, but you did bomb that consulate. | |
| Look, should we take the higher ground here, draw a bit of a line under this? | |
| That would be the kind of counsel that I might be offering. | |
| But apparently that's a position that France have taken as well. | |
| So, you know, that's something. | |
| Although France are hardly the friends of free speech. | |
| Just talk to a French farmer. | |
| They're being subjected to the globalist agenda. | |
| Just speak to the Gilets Jaunes. | |
| They're rising up on the streets right now. | |
| The thing they do is they separate us from one another so that we don't realize that we're already part of a global movement. | |
| And if the scales might fall from our eyes, that we would look at people with different cultural, political and religious views as our brothers and sisters and co-participants in this great movement, we would be unstoppable. | |
| Unstoppable! | |
| And isn't that how you want to spend your life? | |
| Being unstoppable and participating in something meaningful? | |
| Or do you just want to stare at screens endlessly, participating in consumerism and purchasing products that aren't even going to do what they claim? | |
| Can't do what they claim because what they're claiming is they can fill you up but they'll just empty you further. | |
| Appearing on Meet the Press, White House spokesman John Kirby declared, whether and how the Israelis respond is going to be up to them. | |
| Oh good. | |
| Asked if Israel does decide to move forward with retaliatory strikes, will the U.S. | |
| support Israel? | |
| And Kirby said, drumroll please, the U.S. | |
| support for Israel's self-defense will stay ironclad. | |
| Ironclad. | |
| Medieval. | |
| Interesting image there. | |
| And it's also, I think, the same term that Biden used, unless Biden's quote is being attributed to Biden, but it was also ultimately Kirby, the press secretary, I suppose. | |
| The United States responded to the events on October 7 by launching a major military offensive throughout the Middle East. | |
| Yeah, remember that? | |
| When, after those abominable terrorist attacks by Hamas on Israel, the United States did get into some crazy stuff. | |
| And as it says here, within days, the U.S. | |
| surged an armada of warships, which is a weird move, and hundreds of aircraft to the region, which is used to launch dozens of illegal airstrikes over the past six months. | |
| Now, many people believe that that's an indication That there was always an intention to escalate conflicts in that region prior to October the 7th, and that October the 7th was just a useful legitimization of that agenda. | |
| Remember, it appears that the US military machine, they call it the military-industrial complex as we generally do, have had sights set on Iran for a significant amount of time. | |
| That's at least how it seems, doesn't it? | |
| The US offensive in the Middle East is a crucial element of an unfolding global war, with Russia and China as the main targets. | |
| The subjugation of Iran, lying at the heart of Eurasia, is a critical component of the United States' drive for global military domination. | |
| And does it benefit you? | |
| Americans? | |
| American taxpayers? | |
| You're funding it! | |
| Your loved ones are out there, in the numbering tens of thousands, on those warships, in those territories, Jordan, Syria, etc. | |
| And are now especially vulnerable. | |
| And in fact, let's go beyond that. | |
| Because who among you would be surprised if there were terrorist attacks in the United Kingdom right now? | |
| Or if there were retaliatory strikes in US cities right now? | |
| Or further legitimization of the New York subway being patrolled by the military because there are terrorist threats now? | |
| Or who that's been through that pandemic would Would preclude the possibility that now what we're going to be told is there are going to be terrorist attacks on our... It's likely, isn't it? | |
| Because the truth is the United States is an unprecedented and still unparalleled global military superpower And that's the kind of power that you want only advocating for peace and diplomacy. | |
| When they participate in regional disputes and fail to condemn the actions of their allies, they necessarily escalate tensions. | |
| So wait for it! | |
| Attacks in New York? | |
| Attacks in Texas? | |
| Attacks in the UK? | |
| What do you think? | |
| Let me know in the chat. | |
| Do you think that's likely? | |
| What do you reckon? | |
| Or do you think false flags, some people are saying in the chat, and that we'll just be told, oh, there are going to be terrorist attacks and, you know, stay in your homes, shut your mouth, do as you're told. | |
| Whatever the immediate developments in coming days, the regional war throughout the Middle East as part of an expanding global war is spiralling dangerously out of control. | |
| Yeah, the world stands much closer to nuclear conflict than any time since World War Two. | |
| Pretty troubling. | |
| Okay, now when this, after the consulate was bombed in Damascus, the permanent mission of IR Iran to the UN in New York offered up, excuse me, this post which you can see, like at the time that we pulled it, had nearly 15 Million views. | |
| And this is interesting because I would say because of the contraction, or what do I want to say, the fusion of diplomatic, military and emotional language. | |
| Conducted on the strength of Article 51 of the UN Charter pertaining to legitimate defence, Iran's military action was in response to the Zionist regime's aggression against our diplomatic premises in Damascus. | |
| Okay, so that was the attack that we've talked about already. | |
| The matter can be deemed concluded. | |
| They're saying after these drone attacks, which are terrible, but I believe that as yet no one has died as a result of those attacks. | |
| Now, you know, I don't think I would like to be subject to a drone attack. | |
| That's certainly not my position, but it's certainly a good thing that no one has died. | |
| Isn't it interesting? | |
| The matter can be deemed concluded. | |
| That's an attempt at reason, isn't it? | |
| Even though it is an unreasonable act to bomb potentially civilian targets. | |
| However, should the Israeli regime make another mistake, a bit threatening, Iran's response will be considerably more severe. | |
| Here's a conflict between Iran and the rogue Israeli regime. | |
| Of course, that's, you know, like, I guess that adjective there is a condemnation of Israel, and when we get into the subject of Israel's right to exist as a state, this is where, you know, you lot might start to feel like you want to start dividing. | |
| Don't divide! | |
| Stay tight! | |
| Stay tight, watch yourselves, from which the US must stay away. | |
| So almost a provocation there, one might say, of the United States baked into that as well. | |
| But wouldn't it be miraculous, inconceivable almost, for the global military response to be, do you know what, let's calm this right down. | |
| Don't you crave in your heart, somewhere, a global statesperson, some Gandhi, summonsed from some far-flung grave, that would on all our behalf say, We have to end this. | |
| This can't continue. | |
| We all see where this could go. | |
| On behalf of the God in all of us and the God around us all, let us end this. | |
| Let there be a cessation. | |
| Let there be reason. | |
| Let us recognize that so many of you have lost sons and daughters. | |
| So many of you are nursing broken hearts that we must from somewhere find forgiveness within ourselves, not further limitless vendettas. | |
| That is surely what we need as we stand on the brink not only of global Armageddon, of domestic attacks in all of our nations while the onslaught in Gaza continues. | |
| And it's one of those things that I'll be honest with you, I can't spend too much time thinking about it. | |
| I've got children. | |
| And like, you know, whenever you hear children die in wreckage, all of the... It's just that, like, if you've got, like, I have a seven-year-old, a five-year-old, an eight-month-old child that's survived heart surgery, those kind of images are unbearable. | |
| What you want is the voice from within us all, perhaps, if Gandhi ain't coming back, if Christ ain't coming back, even if Damascus and Jerusalem are at the very center of all this, you need someone But he's gonna bring love into the conversation. | |
| But what we're getting is David Cameron. | |
| All these countries that have somehow wondered, well, you know, what is the true nature of Iran? | |
| It's there, in black and white. | |
| What would Britain do if a hostile nation flattened one of our consulates? | |
| Well, we would take, you know, we would take the very strong action. | |
| And Iran would say that that's what they did? | |
| Well, what they did, as I said, was a massive attack. | |
| So they were right to respond, but they overreacted, is that what you're saying? | |
| What I'm saying is that the attack they carried out was on a very large scale, much bigger than people accepted. | |
| That was nasty. | |
| No, look, I love a droning as much as the next person. | |
| I've not met a war yet that I don't like and can't profit from in some way or another. | |
| But you do not do that while wearing a turban. | |
| Countries have a right to respond when they feel they've suffered an aggression. | |
| Of course they do. | |
| But look at the scale of that response. | |
| Had those weapons not been shot down, there could have been thousands of casualties, including civilian casualties. | |
| I think that's a really important point to take into account. | |
| He's bringing up civilian casualties with what's going on in Gaza right now. | |
| Whoa, that's heavy. | |
| That's a heavy meal to eat there, served up by David Cameron. | |
| Now, if you speak English, not even if you speak English, if you are a British person, you will know that that accent is a very particular type of accent. | |
| Being shot down. | |
| It's almost people don't talk like that no more. | |
| Yeah, wish the ego in the rumble chat. | |
| I'd say, I'm not going to say what you said, but that sums it up. | |
| Better than I'm, they're better than I'm, better than I'm willing to. | |
| Our colleague and friend over here on Rumble, Glenn Greenwald, has been posting about this, as you might imagine, and if you know Glenn's work, you'll be aware of how he has a great ability to summarise and convey these complex issues with journalistic and legal Integrity. | |
| Let's have a look at some of Greenwald's posts on this. | |
| Firstly, the U.S. | |
| stays in endless wars, financing and fighting multiple wars at the same time because those who wield the greatest power in D.C. | |
| who fund both parties profit greatly from it, as does the permanent U.S. | |
| security state. | |
| The ones who don't benefit are ordinary Americans. | |
| That's you watching this right now, are funding this. | |
| No one is on your behalf saying, hey, hey, this has got to stop. | |
| Like, literally none of them, are they? | |
| Are they? | |
| Does Donald Trump want to end it? | |
| Does even Bobby, who I pray for, Bobby Kennedy? | |
| Will you end this? | |
| Will you lend your advocacy and your voice to peace? | |
| Will you? | |
| And some of you lot, I mean we've seen how, yeah Glenn's brilliant man, I agree with you. | |
| What has it done in these communities, the communities that we participate, we have to acknowledge that many of you are on what would be regarded as the political right and I pray that those categories melt away. | |
| Let's have a look at Glenn's next post on this. | |
| It's divided people everywhere. | |
| The view of the establishment, GOP, the grand old party, and much of the establishment, Democrat Party, say this is the agenda. | |
| This is the global agenda according to Glenn Greenwald. | |
| Tell me if you agree with this. | |
| Finance the war in Ukraine indefinitely. | |
| Well, that seems to be the case. | |
| Bomb Yemen. | |
| Is that happening? | |
| I know it is, but is it continually happening? | |
| Finance Israel's war in Gaza. | |
| Okay. | |
| Confront China with at least a Cold War, if not more. | |
| That's what I referenced earlier. | |
| Bomb Iran. | |
| Okay. | |
| So, endless war. | |
| Is that what you want? | |
| That's a couple of posts there from our man Glenn Greenwald. | |
| Can I see the Lindsey Graham stuff? | |
| Yeah, that's over here. | |
| Lindsey Graham I don't feel like Lindsey Graham's got the right attitude to global conflict. | |
| I think we should stop asking him. | |
| But if you do ask Lindsey Graham what we should do, this is what he'll tell you. | |
| They've been saying for six months now, hit Iran. | |
| They have oil fields out in the open. | |
| They have the Revolutionary Guard headquarters you can see from space. | |
| Blow it off the map. | |
| Yeah, blow it off the map. | |
| What's it doing on a map? | |
| It shouldn't even be on a map. | |
| Now, once again, it's left a mad, tyrant Vladimir Putin, everyone's favourite war criminal, and indeed, gosh, even that is ultimately a subjective term these days. | |
| Vladimir Putin at least gives us an alternative perspective, and it's probably why you're not allowed to watch Russia Today in France, because... | |
| You could watch Putin for yourself, like we said at the time that Tucker did his seismic interview with him, and then you decide, probably as I would, oh yeah, Putin, you wouldn't necessarily want to owe the dude money, but at least he's, you know, owning that what he is is a sort of head of a cadre of oligarchs that run Russia now in the post-Soviet Union era, and they ain't gonna take no shit. | |
| I mean, that seems to be the position, and what do you want to do? | |
| Try and wipe him off the map? | |
| Lindsey Graham would. | |
| Let's see what Vladimir Putin's got to say. | |
| Oh, where are we on that, guys? | |
| Where do I find Putin on this deck? | |
| Okay. | |
| Alright, so listen, we've got a fantastic piece of content. | |
| What I've not told you yet today is you're gonna love this. | |
| You're gonna love this. | |
| Pfizer, as you may not be aware, have, on 28, Well, honestly? | |
| Is this going to apply for the rest of the show, though? | |
| Because, you know, do I keep going? | |
| Why don't I... I'm going to go to this, because actually, we're done, right? | |
| Well, guys, we're going to... Listen, this is what I'm going to tell you. | |
| This conflict could As you can see, you don't need me to tell you about our world because, in a sense, Russell's been stroked by Putin. | |
| No, man. | |
| I'll tell you, it'll be very difficult. | |
| When I think about how I've been attacked by deep state agencies in your country and mine, how I've been surveyed and studied by government departments that I fund with my tax dollars in my home country, Yeah, if Vladimir Putin reaches out, I'll listen to what the guy's got to say. | |
| I'll listen to what he's got to say. | |
| What are you saying, Vladimir? | |
| You want to back me up, bro? | |
| Because I'm telling you, my own government's pretty corrupt. | |
| You know, if this is a pick-your-evil scenario, yeah, yeah, you tell me. | |
| Like, you know, the CIA, we've got evidence of this. | |
| The CIA are funding videos saying that I'm, like, propagating Russian misinformation and disinformation. | |
| I don't feel like Vladimir Putin and Russia's the answer or China's the answer? | |
| I'm not into none of them. | |
| I got into, quote, your great Muhammad Ali. | |
| I got no beef with the Viet Cong either. | |
| I believe in you. | |
| I believe in your individual sovereignty. | |
| I believe in the nation of America and that it should be run by the people of America, literally, at the smallest possible component. | |
| That's where I'd like to see power, not alienated and centralized and in the hands of your oligarchs. | |
| You know, choose your oligarch. | |
| Choose your Bond villain. | |
| It's crazy, man. | |
| Okay, listen, so what I will say is, wherever you stand on the complex Middle Eastern issues, when you hear words, when you hear the place names of Jerusalem and Damascus, there is a significant clue there, that this is a time where we need to awaken. | |
| It's extraordinary, isn't it, that some of the world's major faiths, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam have their spiritual homes in this region, that they are born of this region, that those words are redolent with peace, enlightenment, and rapture, and second comings, and the potential for change, for an inborn light to be turned on within each of us, a personal connection with the Messiah available to us all. | |
| What value does that have when we are led in the manner that we are? | |
| When you have no control or purchase? | |
| When you are nothing but a subject in your own nation? | |
| When you're just pulled along by the great gravity of warmongering states that see you and your children, your bodies and your minds as just collateral to be spent in the endless pursuit of centralized power? | |
| Wouldn't it be good if The Western nations, the United States, the G7, advocated on behalf of peace here, arrived in that region as bringers of peace and of, if not salvation, then certainly of reconciliation. | |
| Because that is the only alternative to escalating conflict. | |
| And whilst you might feel that what I'm saying sounds ridiculous and idealistic, that perhaps shows us how far we've come from who we're supposed to be, that the idea of peace and diplomacy An non-violent solution sounds ridiculous, while Lindsey Graham stroking himself into an ejaculatory frenzy over the possibility of more war is more likely to be the direction. | |
| That great nations such as yours and mine and all of ours pursue. | |
| Let me know what you think about it in the chat. | |
| Peace ain't profitable, brah, says small mouth Slayer. | |
| I hear ya! | |
| I hear ya! | |
| Knack93, death to Palestine, death to Iran. | |
| Nope, I don't... | |
| I don't know that you're getting it. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Let's get them red heifers sacrificed. | |
| Baseman 1209 getting into some deep stuff there. | |
| Like, listen, you lot, you're gonna have to... Russell's having skin from Charlize. | |
| You're right. | |
| Where the hell's Miss Charlize? | |
| That's what I need. | |
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| No, here's the effing news. | |
| Some say a definition of madness is doing the same thing and expecting different results. | |
| I wonder how Pfizer can be condemned so many times in a court of law and none of us ever hear about it and still expect Pfizer to be kind of saviors. | |
| Their products are dubious, they market them in extraordinary ways and it even potentially does damage to children. | |
| Why aren't more people talking about this? | |
| Because everyone's corrupt? | |
| Oh yeah. | |
| Now if you're one of those people who from the beginning of the pandemic period, other than the very very beginning bit where it's like oh my god what's going on this is mental this is insane, started to have questions about the origins of the virus, the nature of the proposed solution, the extraordinary quality of hysteria that appeared to accompany the revelation that there was a vaccine and it's extraordinarily fast clinical trial time, the Judgment and condemnation of people who were non-compliant, the tendency towards censorship that was prevalent on social media, the dishonesty about the degree of that censorship, all the while the pretense that everyone was doing this for our own good. | |
| If you're one of those people who has those kind of questions and had those kind of suspicions then you will be astonished to learn that Pfizer have been found guilty of malpractice and fined what I would call a minuscule amount for that malpractice. | |
| Essentially they were saying the Pfizer vaccine was effective Too early, before it was licensed. | |
| So let's get into this story and also look at the extraordinary fact that some of the results when they were testing on children are a little troubling. | |
| Let's get into it. | |
| In summer of 2020, Stephanie Degary and her family learned an important clinical trial was about to be launched at nearby Cincinnati Children's Hospital. | |
| It would test Pfizer's experimental COVID-19 vaccine on 12 to 15-year-olds to see if it was safe and effective. | |
| The Daguerreys, firmly pro-vaccine, didn't hesitate to let their children take part. | |
| Among three siblings, 12-year-old Maddie alone was chosen to get two doses of Pfizer's vaccine rather than a harmless placebo. | |
| As a parent and any parents watching this, the idea that they had no hesitation about allowing their kid to participate in a clinical trial of any description actually shows you the type of climate we were living in at that time. | |
| That it was seen, I presume, as heroic and brave and necessary and socially conscientious. | |
| Now that we know that if you are vaccinated you can still spread the disease, it doesn't seem as heroic, does it? | |
| It seems like people that participated in trials were to some degree or another duped. | |
| We haven't watched this news broadcast in its entirety, but I'm imagining this family haven't gone on the news to say how they don't regret their decision at all, and how it's worked out fantastic and great for them, and they love Pfizer more than ever. | |
| Indeed, Andrew Bridgen, British Member of Parliament, kicked out of his own party and widely condemned, who is now a maverick outsider, and God knows we need more of them, posted this. | |
| Neither safe nor effective after all. | |
| Who would have thought that? | |
| And it's in response to a post saying, Breaking from the UK. | |
| In a ruling under the UK's Code of Conduct, Pfizer has been found guilty of bringing discredit to the pharmaceutical industry in the UK. | |
| The most serious breach there is under the UK Code of Practice rules. | |
| That's a different story and a different problem, but why would we be surprised that the pharmaceutical industry I know it's now that talk show hosts are not doing parades and songs and people aren't saying that Anthony Fauci is great anymore. | |
| Are they? | |
| No. | |
| People are asking questions about Anthony Fauci's knowledge of Wuhan Institute of Virology's experimentation and relationships with American firms when it came to experiments that seem eerily similar To the COVID-19 virus. | |
| We'll get more into that story in our stream over the course of coming weeks but for now it seems that there is mounting evidence that Pfizer should never have been trusted. | |
| Why are their fines so minuscule even when they are judged to have behaved badly and why did we ever put our children in a vulnerable position when we knew what we were dealing with surely? | |
| Her second dose was January 20th of 2021. | |
| That night in the middle of the night that's when it all started so less than it was maybe let's just say 12 hours after um her second dose. | |
| What kinds of things did she wake up with or was she suffering? | |
| Now obviously what's happened here is this child has become sick and we know that some children have died so obviously this is an incredibly serious devastating and awful Story. | |
| One of those stories that needs to be brought to as larger audience as possible. | |
| But of course, the kind of story that for a long time was censored. | |
| Remember, at the height of this pandemic, you were not allowed to criticize these vaccines. | |
| You were not allowed to question these vaccines. | |
| There are still things that are true that you cannot say on social media platforms. | |
| Spend a moment reflecting on why that might be. | |
| If some other product was harming children, if some individual Was harming children. | |
| Wouldn't you want to know? | |
| Wouldn't you expect your government, your media, your politicians to be heavily involved in ensuring that you had all of the information possible to understand the serious threat that was being posed? | |
| You would expect that, wouldn't you? | |
| So why is it not happening? | |
| That's a big question. | |
| She had, like, what she described as electrical shocks going up and down her spine. | |
| She said she felt like her heart was being ripped out. | |
| So chest pain. | |
| She had severe abdominal pain. | |
| She was hunched over when she walked through the door. | |
| She should be shamed! | |
| This child should be shamed! | |
| People that don't get vaccinated should be shamed! | |
| And people that get vaccinated and complain should be shamed! | |
| Like this child saying that the vaccine appeared to be having some impact on her heart. | |
| Someone should do do some clinical trials on myocarditis and pericarditis and | |
| see if these vaccines are any way connected to that. | |
| And if the spike protein does indeed stay at the site or migrates to the tissues around | |
| the heart, someone should investigate that. | |
| There's going to be a lot of questions and those questions will be asked very, very quietly | |
| in corners of online independent media because legacy media will manage this information | |
| conveniently and apacitely. | |
| I wonder who their biggest financial and commercial partners are. | |
| Did you think right away that this was probably a vaccine reaction? | |
| 100%. | |
| There was nothing wrong with her prior to that. | |
| Before long, Maddie lost feeling in her legs. | |
| Here, she's scooting on the floor and using her hands to lift her legs. | |
| Degary says she was shocked when the lead study doctor offered no help. | |
| She found herself reluctantly following the advice of physicians who insisted Maddie's paralysis, seizures, passing out, all of it, were caused by anxiety. | |
| What this probably is, is anxiety? | |
| Or, hmm, let me think. | |
| Did you vote for Trump? | |
| Do you like Trump? | |
| Can I ask this in an- Are you racist? | |
| I think this could be racism. | |
| I'm embarrassed how much I was brainwashed and believed them. | |
| She did cognitive behavioral therapy, which is seeing a psychologist. | |
| At what point did you think to yourself, I've tried what they said, I know my daughter's not suffering a psychological event? | |
| I always had in the back of my mind, I knew that it wasn't. | |
| That's some serious gaslighting right there, isn't it? | |
| I mean, that tells you to a degree what the ethics and morality of these organisations are. | |
| Someone allows their child to participate in a clinical trial, which is, by the way, supposed to be to assess and adjudicate as to whether or not these drugs are dangerous, rather than just steamrolling it into production. | |
| Oh yeah, we'll do the clinical trials. | |
| Can we borrow your kids for a minute? | |
| Hey, my kid's got heart problems and can't feel their feet. | |
| Will you shut up? | |
| We're trying to launch a product. | |
| Can't you get behind this? | |
| We've worked so hard to buy BioNTech, which was funded by German taxpayer money. | |
| Do you have any idea how difficult hostile takeovers are? | |
| Can you just shut up? | |
| Are you still listening? | |
| Well, actually, no, my daughter's being sick. | |
| Oh, moan, moan, moan. | |
| Get in your basket of deplorables and shut your mouth, you racist. | |
| When she was in her hospital stay in April, they treated her horribly, like they treated her like a crazy person. | |
| Um, and at that point I knew, plus she wasn't getting better. | |
| Oh my god, that's actually disturbing, isn't it? | |
| Out of control, man. | |
| I didn't think we'd be going there on this video. | |
| Maddie was rushed to the ER nine times. | |
| By the time she was hospitalized for the third time, she had heart problems, seizures, was passing out, vomiting, unable to swallow, and was fed through a tube. | |
| No wonder they censor this stuff so vehemently and so aggressively because, again, any parent or basically anyone who loves someone would know that if that happened to someone that you cared about and love, you'd be doing a lot more than going to local news media. | |
| You'd be looking for serious, serious retribution and serious solutions. | |
| And we should perhaps Take a moment to recognize that what is being demonstrated here is a total lack of regard for our humanity, for our well-being and our health. | |
| Remember this was all undergirded, but we've got to help one another. | |
| Remember, just remember, if you don't get vaccinated, you know, you're killing the elderly, you're selfish, what's wrong with these people? | |
| And they poliacized it. | |
| They turned it into an issue. | |
| They were hysterical while pretending that the hysteria was elsewhere. | |
| Almost a textbook definition of gaslighting. | |
| And when you hear how that mother was treated, you can see that that's just their practice. | |
| That's what they do. | |
| In a sense, you can use this story, you can use the footage of this little girl struggling and suffering as a result of this, what I conceive to be malpractice, and how ridiculous it is that I'm the one that has to be careful with my words now. | |
| Not Pfizer. | |
| Me, you, ordinary people that are trying to have conversations about this stuff. | |
| We can see what they think about us. | |
| We can see what they feel about us. | |
| And surely we are beginning to understand in our hearts, if our hearts remain strong, what we must do. | |
| She was in the hospital that time for a month and a half. | |
| Studies are conducted to identify and investigate any health risks. | |
| Maddie's reaction was a giant red flag for Pfizer's vaccine. | |
| But the Daguerreys say those involved seem more interested in blaming Maddie's illnesses on anything but the obvious culprit. | |
| Of course they are. | |
| Wouldn't a proper response be, oh my god, this girl's gotten ill. | |
| This is terrible. | |
| We're so sorry. | |
| Here's some massive compensation. | |
| Stop the vaccine rollout immediately. | |
| It seems that there's a risk and we have to explore this risk. | |
| You've seen the graphs of how significant the data is and you, we, all of us are gaslit. | |
| To within an inch of our lives, by a compliant media, a greedy corporatist state, into believing that sort of nothing really went on. | |
| But something as evocative as the image of that suffering young woman shows you exactly what went on. | |
| A massive, irresponsible, land-grab, money-grab, coup, at least. | |
| And one becomes more sympathetic, I imagine, to the more nefarious and esoteric theories that surround what's behind this thing. | |
| Because when you see results like that, it makes you wonder what ethical and moral position the perpetrators must stand in. | |
| While Maddie was fighting for her life, the FDA granted emergency use of Pfizer's vaccine for kids as young as age 12 based on the study Maddie took part in. | |
| Oh my god. | |
| We've seen the results of the study. | |
| This product is, quiet please, is brilliant and effective. | |
| Just take the tube out. | |
| This is a fine product. | |
| I don't know what's wrong with you. | |
| You are a bad mother for a start, and she's like, she's got cuckoo, cuckoo! | |
| So there you go, that's what you're dealing with. | |
| And if that were all, it would be sufficient, wouldn't it? | |
| If you remember that the entire MO and animating thesis of the vaccination during an epidemic program was, we have to do this to protect other people. | |
| Almost they were on the precipice of saying, if it saves just one life, You having these multiple shots and booster shots. | |
| It's worth it, isn't it? | |
| No matter that excess deaths since the vaccine period seems to have mysteriously and curiously, dramatically risen, not gone down, gone up. | |
| That, you might think, to people genuinely interested in science and data, be a significant piece of information. | |
| No, all of that information was ignored. | |
| Infavorable of what was the common thread? | |
| Oh yeah, it seemed that information that allowed people to make money And make rules was favoured over all other information. | |
| Well, what does that tell you? | |
| Having taken from the trials that that young woman, girl participated in, that everything was great and fantastic and there's full steam ahead with the vaccine programme, similarly, they were posting, and I say they, I mean Pfizer, were posting on social media, hey, this vaccine, it's bang on gear, good for everyone, young and old, come one, come all, In spite of the fact that it hadn't been licensed at that point, Pfizer has been accused by the UK's pharmaceutical watchdog of bringing discredit on the industry after senior executives used social media to promote an unlicensed COVID vaccine. | |
| The company has been found to have breached the regulatory code five times, which also includes making misleading claims, failing to maintain high standards and promoting unlicensed medicines. | |
| A ruling by the pharmaceutical watchdog, the Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority, PMCPA, relates to a complaint about a message posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, In November 2020 by senior Pfizer employees, the complaint raised concerns about Pfizer's misuse of social media to misleadingly and illegally promote their Covid vaccine according to the ruling. | |
| They claimed that such misbehaviour on social media was even more widespread than they had thought and extended right to the top of their UK operation. | |
| So what you can conclude perhaps from that is that what happened to young Maddy there | |
| was not an entirely isolated incident, but the result of an institutional attitude and | |
| agenda to get that product out as quickly as possible, regardless of the results of | |
| clinical trials, making untrue claims, pushing a product for, it seems, reasons other than | |
| help people. | |
| It doesn't seem that help people was utmost in the minds of the senior executives that | |
| prior to license were promoting this as an effective vaccine. | |
| And just remember how your government, that you pay for, that you fund, facilitated that. | |
| Remember that your media, whether it's state or corporate, promoted those measures. | |
| Beyond promoted it, generated a state of hysteria, where anyone that was like, I'm not sure about taking that, was regarded as a sort of enemy of the people. | |
| Well, who is the real enemy of the people here? | |
| Watch once more the footage of that young, suffering individual and reflect who are the villains in this piece. | |
| The complaint centered on a social media post on X by Dr. Berkeley Phillips. | |
| The medical director of Pfizer UK. | |
| He shared a post from an employee of Pfizer in the US which said, Our vaccine candidate is 95% effective in preventing COVID-19 and 94% effective in people over 64 years old. | |
| We will file all of our data with health authorities within days. | |
| Thank you to every volunteer in our trial and to all those who are tirelessly fighting this pandemic. | |
| And also thank you to some of those that are tirelessly fighting the consequences of participating in the trial. | |
| Will you be posting all of that data? | |
| Four other Pfizer employees, including one senior colleague, published the same message. | |
| The PMCPA ruling noted that this message contained limited information about the vaccine's efficacy, no safety information, and no reference to these adverse events. | |
| It went on to say that the social media post resulted in an unlicensed medicine being proactively disseminated on Twitter to health professions and members of the public in the UK. | |
| Yes, you can imagine Imagine people saying, indeed people did say at the time, no, no, no, the clinical trials are very effective. | |
| It's been proven to be 95% effective in da-da-da-da-da. | |
| Don't you remember how we sort of all curiously missed that no one mentioned that it wasn't preventing transmission, that it hadn't been trialled against transmission, until a conversation revealed that that was the position. | |
| Then we were gaslit again. | |
| We never told you that it was going to be good for transmission. | |
| What was all the rhetoric around don't go see your grandma unless you've had the vaccine, unless it was preventing transmission? | |
| Why were a number of people in senior political positions continuing to socialize while the rest of the world was locked down? | |
| Why are we refusing to reach the conclusions that all of this information And the image of the suffering person there points to so plainly that we have been conned, that we have been duped, that this is a litmus test of the morality of the individuals that are very quick to shut down dissenting voices, that claim a position of superiority, that suggest to us that these problems can be solved within the parliamentary or congressional democratic systems that create these problems. | |
| How long can we continue to be obedient to this corruption? | |
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| A Pfizer UK spokesman said that the company fully recognises and accepts the issues highlighted by this PMCPA ruling, adding that it's deeply sorry. | |
| Oh, well, that's the end of it then. | |
| Thanks for the apology. | |
| Well, you know, I can't go holding a grudge. | |
| Did you pass on the apology to the parents of that little girl? | |
| So that's cool. | |
| That's all dealt with then. | |
| Phew. | |
| They said, Pfizer UK has a comprehensive policy on personal use of social media in relation to Pfizer's business, which prohibits colleagues from interacting with any social media related to Pfizer's medicines and vaccines, backed by staff briefings and training. | |
| Essentially, they're apologising here for a technicality and not apologising for adverse events. | |
| They're not apologising for enormous profits. | |
| They're not apologising for corruption or deception because, well, none of those things have been proven in a court. | |
| What this amounts to is a drat, you got us on that one. | |
| Do we get to keep the Billions and billions and billions of dollars of profit. | |
| Of course you do. | |
| We're going to fine you. | |
| What was that? | |
| It's such a low number, it doesn't even qualify as a number. | |
| We just got one of our mouses to shout into this tape recorder. | |
| What should the fine be? | |
| Oh, okay, well, you can have that. | |
| The personal use of social media by UK pharmaceutical industry employees in relation to company business is a challenging area for pharmaceutical companies. | |
| Yeah, is it a challenge for you guys? | |
| Oh, I'm so sorry. | |
| In which we continue to take all the appropriate steps that are reasonably expected of a pharmaceutical company. | |
| This is the world we live in now. | |
| We live in a managerial, bureaucratic, sanitized, banalized culture that just uses sort of odd, anodizing language to mask the fact that something really serious has happened. | |
| Really serious. | |
| That's why occasionally there'll be an event like, you know, Aaron Bushnell sets himself on fire over the conflict in Palestine. | |
| Let's use those words. | |
| Or you see that girl spasming in anguish. | |
| Occasionally an image will come and tell you, Uh-oh! | |
| Something's going really, really wrong! | |
| And out it comes, seeping into your mind like a fog, the banalizing, bureaucratic, Kafkaesque language that invites you to deny the evidence of your own eyes, the feelings of your own heart, and what you've begun to understand in your own mind, that you are living in a very, very corrupt system indeed. | |
| As part of their response to the ruling, Pfizer said it had launched a review into its employees' use of social media platforms to ensure compliance with their own rules as well as the regulatory code. | |
| What we've done, and it's a big step, is we're asking everyone that works at Pfizer, and there's a lot of people that work at Pfizer because we got a lot of money. | |
| When you're using social media, could you please just be careful? | |
| And hopefully, hopefully that'll stop us being embarrassed in this way again as we continue to make significant profits by near-mandating products. | |
| We've got to make sure that people don't, you know, shitpost after 11pm when they've had a few celebratory drinks because of their bonuses. | |
| It's the sixth time Pfizer has been reprimanded by the regulator of its promotion of the COVID-19 vaccine. | |
| Well, it's obviously not working, is it? | |
| Keep reprimanding them. | |
| It's not doing anything. | |
| Do something else! | |
| And now, to finally make clear to you that we will not tolerate this, Pfizer, it's a seventh minuscule fine. | |
| How much? | |
| Hold on, where's the amount? | |
| It's... | |
| So, you know, pay up. | |
| It's the sixth time Pfizer has been reprimanded by the regulator over its promotion of the COVID-19 vaccine. | |
| Six times they've been for that! | |
| Excuse me, you can't actually say that. | |
| You keep saying that your unlicensed vaccine is 95% effective and it doesn't have adverse effects. | |
| Sorry, no, that's terrible. | |
| We won't do that again. | |
| What are we meant to say? | |
| Should we try again? | |
| Please. | |
| You've done it again, look. | |
| Bye! | |
| You put the phone down first. | |
| No, you put the phone down first. | |
| Sorry, did I do that? | |
| There's a fine look. | |
| Beep, beep, beep. | |
| A little fine, so don't do it. | |
| Absolutely, no, sorry, it won't happen again. | |
| Won't happen again. | |
| So, see you then. | |
| Bye. | |
| You put the phone down first. | |
| No, you put the phone down first, bye. | |
| Our vaccine is 95% effective. | |
| It has no adverse. | |
| Sorry, did I do that? | |
| Was you just talking? | |
| No, I was just talking to my mom. | |
| 95% effective. | |
| No adverse. | |
| What was that? | |
| Nothing. | |
| Have a good trip over there. | |
| Stay safe. | |
| Stay safe out there. | |
| Yeah, okay. | |
| Six feet apart. | |
| Wear a mask. | |
| 95% effective. | |
| Here, there's your money. | |
| Have one on me. | |
| You do one. | |
| One ruling by the watchdog. | |
| It's not a very good watchdog. | |
| It's a bit of a toothless watchdog. | |
| Excuse me, you keep saying that it's 95% effective, but... Oh, watchdog here. | |
| That's wrong! | |
| You can't say that! | |
| Okay Watchdog, here's a goddamn bone! | |
| Okay, keep going! | |
| One ruling by the Watchdog from November 2022 found the Pfizer's chief executive made misleading statements about children's vaccines. | |
| Kind of misleading when they said it was safe and didn't have adverse side effects, for example. | |
| You've misled us a bit there. | |
| Following a complaint from the campaign group Us For Them, the PMCPA found that Pfizer had misled the public, made unsubstantiated claims, and failed to present information in a balanced way. | |
| Three of the other Pfizer cases related to LinkedIn posts, one related one was about claims made in a press release, and one was about posts on X. For the most recent series of breaches, they have to do their breaches in like a mini-series now, like they're releasing them all at once, like the crown. | |
| Here's some breaches, boom, they all drop. | |
| You can binge pay these fines. | |
| For the most recent series of breaches, Pfizer was charged administrative costs of $34,800. | |
| Look, we would like to not fine you anything, but even for us to regulate some of these breaches, we've had to pay people. | |
| The watchdog's gotta be paid, don't you? | |
| I wouldn't mind a few pennies here and there. | |
| So, $34,000. | |
| Okay, I didn't even hear that number. | |
| Just take a few blank ones. | |
| You can fill those in yourself. | |
| 95% effective. | |
| No adverse side effects. | |
| Ben Kingsley. | |
| Not that one. | |
| No! | |
| No, no, no, no, no, no, no! | |
| The head of legal affairs at Us for Them said, I'm sorry I played Gandhi, he said, That's the worst thing they can do! | |
| That's the most serious one! | |
| have been found guilty of serious regulatory offences, in this case, including the most serious offence of all, | |
| under the UK Code of Practice. | |
| That's the worst thing they can do! | |
| That's the most serious one! | |
| Saying that a licensed product is 95% safe and effective and it has no adverse effects. | |
| That's the worst thing you can do! | |
| They did it six times! | |
| Six times. | |
| They have to adjudicate them in serieses. | |
| They have to do it in batches. | |
| Like batch cooking for your week's work. | |
| They can't do it individually. | |
| We can't try Pfizer one offence at a time, beer all day. | |
| Just get in their latest batch and give them the smallest manageable fines. | |
| Back to business, baby! | |
| 95% effective. | |
| Yet the consequences of Pfizer and the individuals concerned continue to be derisory. | |
| This hopeless system of regulation for a multi-billion dollar life and death industry has become a sham in dire need of reform. | |
| And is there a political party in your country right now that's saying it's going to deliver that reform? | |
| Is there anyone campaigning for president in your country or leadership of a major nation like our one that's going, you know what, we're on this stuff, let me tell you, that's not happening no more. | |
| Of course they're not, because they're funded in the same way, they have the same affinities, the same affiliations. | |
| Maybe Bobby Kennedy in your country, maybe Donald Trump, you tell me in the chat. | |
| But in our country, they're all like, oh, don't worry about it, here's another fine crack on. | |
| This is the way that it works. | |
| We know it's the way that it works. | |
| I'm not telling you anything new, but I am telling you something important. | |
| And if you ever forget how important it is, have a look at that girl again in hospital and remind yourself that this is not just some, oh, I'm tired, oh, I've moved on from that. | |
| And if you are tired and you took that shot, Maybe you should look into the reasons why you're feeling so tired all the time. | |
| Hey, but that's just what I think. | |
| Why don't you let me know what you think in the comments and chat. | |
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