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The State Stealing Children and Religious Insanity. · David Icke

• 0:17
  Good evening everybody and welcome to this week's episode of Chinwag. Right, you're back in the chair dad.
• 0:22
  Yes. After a nice break, some steam trains. Yes, went to Yorkshire on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway
• 0:28
  and wasn't expected to do a show last week but did because of what was happening with the world economy and the diesel situation.
• 0:38
  Yeah, well you meant to be on a holiday yet you did that and you also had your hearing, didn't you, for the Dutch legal case.
• 0:44
  Do you want to give people a little minute on that? Yeah, what happened was that I was banned in 2022.
• 0:53
  Some people still say he wasn't banned really, it's a sigh of but actually I've been working through the courts with my lawyer,
• 1:04
  Jerome Poles and from court to court to court and I kind of got the impression that it wasn't going to go my way
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  because the judges, men and women, kind of walked in the room symbolically, actually probably more than symbolically holding a rubber stamp
• 1:26
  to agree that the government were right to ban me when of course they absolutely were not.
• 1:33
  But what it's got to now is the European Court of Justice. So 17 judges walked out to hear the case and give their advice on what should happen
• 1:52
  and whether it's fair or not and my lawyer was standing there on his own and these other lawyers turned up from France,
• 2:02
  from the European Commission, they say that I'm a threat to democracy, of course the European Commission is not a threat to democracy,
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  unelected and from Poland and Belgium they're both supporting the Dutch case but there were lawyers from Norway and so on.
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  And it was all because I agreed to speak at a peace rally in 2022 in Amsterdam and as a result of that was banned from entering the Netherlands,
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  thus the whole of the Schengen border area, crazy, you're banned from one, you're banned from all.
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  And so we await on January the 28th, they're verdict, although it really is apparently advice and then it goes to other courts
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  and eventually we'll get a decision but I've been banned from the Netherlands now and all these other countries,
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  you know around 30 European countries since 2022. I was banned first of all by the government of Mark Rutter who's now Secretary General of NATO.
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  Then I was banned by the party of government of Gert Wilders who was supposed to be an alternative media hero, believes in freedom
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  and now a third government complexion, this is the left wing I think I understand, has to decide by the end of this month if I'm going to be banned for another two years.
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  So it's extraordinary and people don't realise certainly in the alternative media the importance of this case
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  because the lawyer from the European Commission was pushing to change the law to make it easier to ban people
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  and what we're challenging them on to be no longer possible to challenge them on and you know it's a massively important case which is just passed most people by.
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  Yeah 100% 100% I mean imagine all those countries that you listed there that are going to have people struggling and they're spending taxpayers money to send lawyers to come and tell you can't go in.
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  You are not kidding.
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  From the people I spoke to after the case this week as well, Poland's the one that surprised them because officially their government is pro this, pro that and for them to be one of the ones for another.
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  But what was interesting is that Belgium were the only country that was supporting the Dutch in this case.
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  And then right as the case was about to happen at the European Court of Justice, all these others came in.
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  A few late night.
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  Hello.
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  Look, we're struggling.
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  We're struggling.
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  Get your lawyer down there, you know, telling me your supporters and argue our case because they have no case.
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  And it's fundamental to protecting freedom of speech, freedom of opinion, because what they've said is that I'll go on being banned from all these European countries.
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  Of course, I'm banned from Australia as well.
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  Unless I change my views.
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  Now just ponder on how sinister that is.
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  Unless I change my views, I'll go on being banned.
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  It's an extraordinarily extreme example of censorship, but it seems like I say to have passed a lot of people, most people by.
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  It does.
• 5:53
  And I think this brings us nicely on to our first story because to try and this is why the case is so important to try and ban you.
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  They can't do that quietly and they haven't been able to do that quietly because you've got a big profile.
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  You've been able to shout from the rooftops.
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  The court cases have been live streamed.
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  So those idiots that say they didn't have them just they can watch them if they want.
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  But the courts that we're talking about in this first story, the family courts here in the UK are notoriously secretive.
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  And what goes on in them is very much between whoever's in there.
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  You know, there's not public galleries.
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  There's not, you know, press coverage.
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  So a lot of things happen in those courts that pass everybody by because they simply don't know and you only really hear stories from firsthand from people that have been in them.
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  And this story broke this week, didn't it?
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  That more children are in care in the UK than ever before.
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  One in 118 kids are in care before their first birthday, which is just an astonishing number.
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  What do you think about that?
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  And I know a lot about this because of what I've been doing over the years since the 1990s in terms of highlighting this stealing of children.
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  Because that's what the stage is doing in many, many cases.
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  And how they're, and we'll get into this, they're actually often stolen to order by the paedophile rings and the satanic rings.
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  So this is the story that you're talking about rising babies in care proceedings raises fears of unnecessary adoptions.
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  Experts tell the BBC the number of children involved in care proceedings before they reach their first birthdays is at a persistently high level across England, according to experts who have published new figures.
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  Data from the universities of Lancaster and Oxford indicates care proceedings for babies have risen by 64% over the past two decades with, as you say, one in 118 infants affected.
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  And it's kind of interesting because if I go back nine years, we see this story.
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  Children unnecessarily removed from parents report claims nine years ago, the push to increase adoption in England is punishing low income women who are increasingly losing their children due to poverty, according to research by legal action for women.
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  And Dr. Andy Bilson, this is nine years ago, like I say, a professor of social work at the University of Lancashire has been analyzing the data gathered between March 2001 and 2016.
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  He found the number of children from care living with adopted parents or special guardians has increased from 87,000 to 143,000 a rise of 65%.
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  Now 2001.
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  Who was Prime Minister of Britain at that time?
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  Tony Blair.
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  Tony Blair.
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  And he created something called Kafka's.
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  We spent six years underneath them.
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  Yeah, the other studio.
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  And they have had a lot of criticism from parents over the years for, you know, incompetence and and also some official inquiries and for making bad decisions.
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  And it's not only this story from Britain.
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  It's happening in America.
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  I know from my own experience is happening in America.
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  They call it child protective services in in the United States, but it's happening all over the world because the whole foundation of this global cult as I have been talking about all these years is Satanism and pedophilia.
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  Now, if you have an insatiable desire for children, then you want control of those organizations that relate to children.
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  So you want control of the care homes.
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  You want control of the protective services.
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  Now, I'm not saying for a second that social workers, all social workers are, you know, involved in this and all social workers are seeking to get children away from their their families and their parents unjustifiably.
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  But two things.
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  One, you don't need many people in an organization to drive the the policy of the organization.
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  So you only need your people in certain key positions.
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  And and the other thing is if you're a social worker and you want to keep your job, then you do what you're told you do what the policy tells you.
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  And I can I can tell you that since the 1990s when I started investigating this, not least things like the the North Wales care home scandal and and so many others, all of which I've detailed in the books.
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  The horror stories that I've heard from mothers, fathers too, but mothers massively of their children being taken from them on the most spurious for the most spurious reasons.
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  And they have had no come back to to make it public what's going on.
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  Now, they have changed the law because of tremendous pressure over the years, and they do allow designated journalists and designated people into the courts to report them.
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  But the the in Britain anyway, after a trial, but the parents still cannot say anything to the media, which would, quote, identify the child.
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  Yeah.
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  And so so much of what has happened over the years is as parents have lost their children.
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  Like I say, if parents are abusing their children, get them out.
• 12:49
  Yep.
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  I'm the first to say that.
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  But we're not talking about that.
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  And I know that from experience, you're talking about parents, loving parents who have had their children taken away for, like I say, spurious reasons, make believe reasons, made up reasons.
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  And the numbers are growing and growing and growing because there is, as I've been saying in the books over the years, a process unfolding of destroying parental rights right across the board.
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  So the state becomes the arbiter of what happens to children.
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  And this is also implicating what happens in schools where schools have more and more power over what happens to children.
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  And, you know, I've sat with with with with with parents have sat with with with mothers who are absolutely destroyed and distraught by having their children taken from them permanently by the state.
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  When there was no reason for that to happen.
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  Now, you imagine you're a mother, and you've lost custody of your children, and you know that your children are with a child abuser, ongoing, sanctioned by the state and the courts.
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  It's, it's unimaginable what that must feel like ongoing for the rest of your, your life.
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  And the, like I say, the children are often by these pedophile rings that infiltrate these state services.
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  I mean, why wouldn't they? I mean, as I mentioned earlier, if you are wanting to have access to children, you want to infiltrate that which decides where the children go.
• 15:55
  I mean, of course, that's why so much pedophilia goes on in care homes that are misnamed, because that's where the children are.
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  That's why people like Jimmy Savile went into into care homes and into hospitals, etc.
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  Because that's where the children were.
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  And so someone will see a child.
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  This is how this pedophilia ring works.
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  And they'll identify the child they want.
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  And then a process goes into into action that finds a reason to take that child from the parents and hands it to the ring.
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  And this is happening all over the world.
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  And like I keep mentioning this, it's not that you don't want children taken from abusive parents, but that's not what this is about.
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  And there was a quote here in one of these, one of these stories, which sums it up really.
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  And it's from a person who was involved is involved in these these cases.
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  And what they were saying is that, look, you look at these numbers.
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  And there's no way that abusive children has increased to that level.
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  And therefore there has to be another reason for why the numbers are incessantly growing.
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  This this is the quote here. It's by this guy, Billson, I mentioned his research found adoptions had risen by four.
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  This is nine years ago by 40% over the past five years compared with the previous years, five years, but over the same period.
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  And this is very unlikely, he said, to be due to an increase in abuse.
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  So why is it happening?
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  And why did so much of it really start to motor under the premiership of Tony Blair?
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  Yeah, I think the use of language is really important there as well parent.
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  When you break that down parent to people that rent, that's immediately the language is making that sound like, well, that's not your child.
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  It's someone that the system essentially let you have and at any point they can take them back.
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  I think the story a few months ago, last year about the state appointed guardian that we covered.
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  Schools, as you say, are having more and more authority in places like France homeschooling is now banned.
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  So therefore the state actually controls what your kid does Monday to Friday for the majority of those hours, not you.
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  And how they're programmed, what they're programmed to believe.
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  What they're being taught, China, obviously countries like that, North Korea and those more communist countries, they do it openly.
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  Here they pay lip service at least a little bit.
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  But do you see a point where I got told I don't know if this is true because I don't think they would admit this that essentially when they look at having your child,
• 19:29
  they say three strikes, you have three strikes as a parent and obviously, you know, a certain thing would be three strikes straight away.
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  But I got told that not vaccinating your children was strike one immediately.
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  Now, I don't know if that's true because I've got no way of verifying that.
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  Obviously, I've not vaccinated mine and no one's ever asked me apart from the doctor why and then you get left alone.
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  But I'd be very fascinated to know if that is true.
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  And if then over time, things like taking your kids out of school, being away on holidays during term to all those things, are they compounded?
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  Yeah, all these things compound and add to the decision making.
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  So whether not having your children vaccinated is a strike.
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  Nevertheless, it does something to the mind of the system thinkers within the system.
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  They think, well, hold on, they're not having their children vaccinated.
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  Well, you know, that sounds very strange, doesn't it?
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  Abusive children, that is.
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  Yeah, they'd say it's neglect.
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  Yeah, neglect. Yeah, exactly.
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  Yeah, you're neglecting them by not giving them the COVID fake vaccine, you know.
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  But there's another area of this, which is a much deeper area, which I came across again in the 1990s.
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  And that's the children that babies that don't even make the system.
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  Yes.
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  Because around the world, these pedophile rings and satanic rings, they have, which is ultimately one ring, if you go deep enough, they have things called breeders.
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  They have women called breeders.
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  And these breed children in captivity.
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  So when the child is born, it's never registered.
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  So it never actually officially was ever born.
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  And these are the children that get sacrificed in their satanic rituals and get brought up in pedophile rings who don't actually officially exist.
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  And, you know, the scale of depravity, I mean, you look at, and I have, you look in the eyes of these parents who've had their children just stolen from them by the state.
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  And the reaction of people might be, well, the state would never do that.
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  They must have been a good reason.
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  But it's understanding the mentality, the deletion, the total deletion of empathy, total deletion of compassion that these people have who are doing this.
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  Where the impact on the parents does not begin to register with them.
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  They are they are fine.
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  And indeed, they'll get off with causing distress and causing the pain that parents feel.
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  So these figures that have come out are absolutely in line with what I've researched over the years.
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  And of course, clearly it's getting worse.
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  Well, when you've got a system that you know, and most people wouldn't argue with, create conflicts overseas, create financial policies that make people deprived,
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  create medical policies that cause illness and disease, all of a sudden actually accepting that they would do this doesn't become quite as difficult.
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  Because you know they do so many sinister things.
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  I think this is why I remember we had this conversation through COVID.
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  When it comes to kids, most people, particularly women, I would say, because of that maternal thing, that's where they get their backs up.
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  So if you remember when they rolled in the COVID jab out, then when it came to the kids, we had this conversation about they need to be careful here.
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  Because if they roll this out here, all of a sudden that protective instinct.
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  And I know of people who had the jab themselves, but when it came to the kids were nowhere near giving it them.
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  And I think that's why people find these sort of things so difficult.
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  Because kids have, you know, innocence and wonder about the world, knowing that there's policies deliberately designed to take them and put them in the most despicable of circumstances.
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  I think that's where people struggle to comprehend that.
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  Understanding that they might oversee a war that kicks off and that doesn't feel quite as difficult, but this I think is where people just don't want to believe it.
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  Because it's so dark, isn't it? The things we've just spoken about. It's so sinister. People just don't want to believe it.
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  This is for another time, and I go into this in the books, but there's a reason.
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  There is a reason why they target children.
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  And you can understand from that perspective why they do what they do.
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  Even to basics like adrenochrone and things like that, that's quite commonly spoken about.
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  It's just one of them.
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  Right, we're going to move on to a bizarre story.
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  When you sent me this, I thought it was April Fool's Day, right?
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  So Saudi Arabia have obviously become more prominent on the world stage in recent years.
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  Not least through sport and sport washing and buying everything and anything.
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  And obviously they're quite central to what's going on at the moment in the Middle East with Iran and the US.
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  But this story about a Sri Lankan worker is, I don't think most people will quite believe this still happens, but it does.
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  Well, I went to Saudi Arabia once a long time ago.
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  And from the time I got there, I was wanting to get out and I didn't stay very long at all.
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  You said driving was terrifying.
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  Yeah, but the country is completely controlled by religion.
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  It is fiercely imposed and controlled by religion and the religious police and Sharia law and all that.
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  And this is an example of just how extreme it is.
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  It's difficult, like you say, to comprehend that this is happening.
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  Man sentenced to death for Facebook post as desperate family beg for mercy.
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  This is a 24 year old man who was sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia over a comment he made on Facebook.
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  His name is Anujan Silvarasa and he's a Sri Lankan national working in Saudi Arabia.
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  And was convicted of blasphemy after becoming involved in a Facebook dispute over footage showing a dog being kicked.
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  So the video, which is widely circulated online in June, showed a young Muslim man kicking a dog which had been following Hindu pilgrims in Sri Lanka.
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  A row then broke out in the comments where another Facebook user made derogatory remarks about a Hindu deity.
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  Anujan responded in Tamil with an insulting comment about the Prophet Mohammed.
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  He soon removed the comment and posted a video apologizing from what he'd said.
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  But it didn't matter because first of all, this guy was sentenced to a five year prison term and fined three million Saudi riyals equivalent to around 600,000 pounds.
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  And then they changed that and made it under Sharia law that it was the death penalty.
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  Now, you know, I've been talking about the impact of religion on human control and human division for a very long time.
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  But it's becoming more and more blatant to me.
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  The absolutely fundamental impact that the religion mentality has upon the world.
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  It is a fundamental bottom line means of control because it's a mentality.
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  It's not a religion. It's a mentality which expresses itself as Christianity, as Islam, as Judaism, as Hinduism, all of them.
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  And what it does is it says this is a story that you have to believe as in Saudi Arabia.
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  And if you don't believe it, you can be put to death.
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  And in other parts of the world, you can be cast out of your families.
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  You can go through all these different consequences for not following the story and believing the story.
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  And once you've got the different stories, which are actually the same story, the same mentality under different names,
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  you've then got the perfect situation where you can play off one story against the other story to divide and rule.
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  So you play off Christianity against Islam. You play off Judaism against this or that.
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  And it's a wonderful means of focusing attention on the story, whichever one it is,
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  and excluding exploration of all the other possibilities beyond the story.
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  Therefore, you are mind controlling people.
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  You are telling them this is what you must believe and don't you dare explore beyond it or it's the devil.
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  And so religion, which is also including the religion of science,
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  which has its holy books of scientific orthodoxy.
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  And if you step out of their story, then you are a pseudo scientist or dabbling in the paranormal academia.
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  The same.
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  Yeah, it's all it's all the same. You sell people a story.
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  You give them consequences for not or for deviating from the story and not believing it or questioning it.
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  And whether it's mainstream science or whether it's mainstream religion,
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  you are you have one thing, many things, but this thing absolutely in common,
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  which you are pressuring people not to explore beyond the story, whichever one it is.
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  And this mentality is so basic, such a foundation of human control.
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  And when you think that according to the figures I read around 5.4 billion of the so-called 8 billion humans
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  identify with either Christianity, Islam or Hinduism, never mind all the others.
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  Then you can see what you can see what we're dealing with in terms of psychological and perceptual control.
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  And it makes me kind of shake my head when I see so much great swathes of the alternative media who follow religion.
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  Yes, religiously and particularly people in the so-called alternative media that follow Roman Catholicism.
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  Now, people should believe whatever they want to believe that that's up to them.
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  But if you are saying I'm in the alternative media because I believe in freedom and I believe in freedom of opinion and freedom of speech.
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  Well, what are you doing following the Roman Catholic Church for then?
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  What are you doing following Islam for then?
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  And all these other religions, Judaism, when they are again fundamental to human control and if you look at the history of the Roman Catholic Church
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  and how it has mass slaughtered people for not believing what it tells them to believe.
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  How can you possibly promote the Roman Catholic Church at the same time that you're saying you're promoting freedom of speech?
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  Look at that first story we covered, the Catholic Church is involved in that sort of stuff as anyone, isn't it?
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  Of course, yeah. I mean, the Roman Catholic Church globally is one of the great centres of pedophilia and it connects into this whole ring.
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  Now, that's not to say that people shouldn't believe what the Roman Catholic Church says if that's what they choose to believe.
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  But how many choose to believe it?
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  If you look at where the believers in the different religions come from, they come from those areas of the world where that religion dominates
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  or they come from families in other parts of the world where that religion dominates.
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  And they're brought up from birth to believe the story, whichever it is, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Christianity, they believe the story.
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  So, you look at the number of people who've said, well, I've looked at all the possibilities and I've made the choice to follow this religion.
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  Why are you following any religion? I would question.
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  But you know, at least you're making a choice. Yeah, this makes most sense to me.
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  But clearly that's not the case in all but a relative handful of people. They are brought up.
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  I mean, if you talk an evangelical Christian from the southern states of America, right,
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  and you had them born in Saudi Arabia, they would be an evangelical version of Islam or Judaism or Hinduism
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  because the programming would be different but the outcome would be the same.
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  And if people, you know, you look, you look at the infinity of reality, the ultimate infinity anyway
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  and you see the infinity of possibility that exists in that infinity and yet you agree to ignore all of that possibility
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  and confine your belief to merely a tiny, tiny band of story that you've been indoctrinated to believe all your life.
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  And what they do is police for hidden. They call it the occult. It's a word that means hidden.
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  Occult knowledge, hidden knowledge can be used for good or it can be used for ill and it's vastly used for ill
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  but it's hidden knowledge. It's how you use it. They don't want you going into that hidden knowledge.
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  And there you have religion. Don't go there blaspheming. There's the occult, the devil.
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  Orthodox science. Don't go there. You're a pseudo scientist. You're dabbling in the paranormal.
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  What's the common theme? Don't explore the hidden. Don't explore all possibility.
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  Just confine your belief system to the possibility that we tell you to believe in.
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  That's religion and that's why I challenge that mentality as much as I can because it's like just stop,
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  take a breath, look at it again. Your religious story is the only possibility.
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  That's what you're saying when infinite possibility exists beyond it.
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  Think about it. Think about it because the control of the religious mentality is to such an extent control of the human race.
• 37:46
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