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This Migrant Crisis Is Not Organic... · David Icke

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  A hundred years ago, Nikola Tesla discovered a healing technology that threatened the entire
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  pharmaceutical industry. The day he died, the government seized everything. For 100 years,
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  this technology was hidden. Until now, Plasma is back. Tesla Club, TZLA.Club.
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  Another thing, by the way, that I mentioned last week about migration and how it's this mass
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  migration, which is a scam. This is a story I wanted to pass on. It was about maybe eight,
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  nine days ago now. Hungarian foreign minister warns that United Nations push for mass migration
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  threatens whole of humanity. Notice that the United Nations push for mass migration.
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  Why would the United Nations want to create mass migration? Because it's owned by the cult,
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  that's why. Before we leave climate change, the United Nations intergovernmental panel on
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  climate change, total scam, is run obviously through the United Nations. The whole climate
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  change focus has been played out through the United Nations. The same United Nations is running
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  Agenda 21 and Agenda 2030 to transform global society, to save the world from the climate
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  hoax that it is perpetuating and has done from the start. Now we have the cult owned
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  United Nations, which is just a stalking course for world government and technocracy,
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  pushing this whole mass migration agenda, which is another agenda of the cult,
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  as I've been saying for years and years and years. Here we go. The Hungarian foreign
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  minister warns that the United Nations is spending money on facilitating a program of
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  mass migration that threatens the whole of humanity. Instead of spending money on counter
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  terrorism, the UN is funding programs that encourage people to leave their homelands
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  and head to Western countries, he told a conference in Vienna. This mass migration process poses
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  a very serious threat to the whole of humanity, he said. We call on the UN to include in its
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  counter terrorism to spend less on migration. I mentioned this at the time, it's in my books.
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  Past in 2018, the United Nations compact on migration is not legally binding, but governments
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  are, and that's the plan that it becomes so, but governments are under international pressure
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  to follow its mandates. British MEP Janice Atkinson warned that the pact could lead
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  to Europe being flooded with 59 million new migrants within the next six years, and a Dutch MEP
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  said the pact would grease the skids for laws that would criminalize criticism of mass migration
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  as hate speech. French generals who signed an open letter accusing President Macron of treason
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  for committing France to the pact were later hit with disciplinary action. While Britain
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  and numerous other Western countries signed the migration pact, the United States refused to do so,
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  that was because of Trump's stance on this stuff, but with the Democrats and Bloomberg
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  Sanders replace Trump at this next election this year, then they'll join. I have no doubt about
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  that. A 2001 United Nations document called replacement migration, is it a solution to
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  declining and aging populations, outlined a plan to flood America and Europe with hundreds
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  of millions of migrants in order to maintain population levels? No, no, no, no, no, no.
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  In order to destroy the Western society that would become to know by flooding it with another
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  culture. That's the plan because the plan is to destroy Western culture and then to once that's
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  done to start picking off all the others because they want a global monoculture and the targeting
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  of the West is just the first stage of that. So these people who are saying they're, oh yeah,
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  it ain't great, you know, what, you know, the tax on white people and men and Christianity and all
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  that stuff. Well, you may think it is, mate, but when that's complete, they're coming for you.
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  What was that, that pastor said in Nazi Germany or after Nazi Germany?
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  First they came for the trade unionists and I was not a trade unionist, so I did nothing. Then
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  they came for the communists, I was not a communist, so they, I did nothing. Then they came for the
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  Jews and I was not a Jew, so I did nothing. Then they came for me and there was no one left
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  to speak out for me. This is what happens when you start judging everyone by a group and not
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  just through individual behavior. You can get into the, into the cheering crowd saying,
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  yeah, yeah, destroy them, destroy them. Oh, they're destroyed. That's a fantastic, yeah.
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  They're coming for me now. Who's going to speak out for me?
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  There is no one left, mate.
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  God, it's, I would say it was like watching children, but I don't want to insult children
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  by saying that. Let's, let's continue with this story.
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  Under the most severe scenario, this is this migration pact of the UN,
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  large numbers of migrants will be required to maintain the potential support ratio of a
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  population at the highest level. In the case of the United States under the most extreme
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  scenario, the report states it would be necessary to have 493 million migrants
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  from 1995 to 2050, an average of 10.8 million a day. Oh, sorry, a day. I guess they wish for
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  that as well per year. By 2050, out of a United States total population of 1.1 billion, 775 million
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  or 73% would be post 1995 immigrants or their descendants. In Europe's case, the document
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  to search that at least 100, or is that 59, bit of a smudge on the page,
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  million, no, no, it's 159 million migrant workers will need to enter by 2025 in order
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  to maintain, just to do that smudge, get it right. Yeah, it is 100, 159 million migrant workers
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  will be needed to enter by 2025 in order to, quote, maintain the current balance
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  of four to five workers for a pensioner. Under the worst case scenario, 1.4 billion migrants
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  would be needed by 2050, an average of 25.2 million a year. This means that by 2050,
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  Europe's population will be 2.3 billion, of which 1.7 billion, almost three quarters,
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  would be migrants or their descendants. Now, this is not some far right
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  racist screaming this through a megaphone. This is the United Nations document.
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  And although these are the worst case scenarios in the document, you can see where it's going.
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  What is happening, of course, is that exposing this and what the agenda is and what mass
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  migration is really about, it's not that they couldn't give a damn about migrants,
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  couldn't care less. They just want the numbers.
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  And the political correctness and the so-called hate speech,
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  again, hoax, is being used to silence exposure of this. And you see people who will talk quietly
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  and they can see what's going on. But the political correctness tyranny
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  is stopping it being circulated and discussed. And, of course, journalists won't discuss it,
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  not unless they go and find their backbone and that could take some time.
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  Another migrant story. Furious Greeks demonstrate against plans to build more
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  migrant camps on their islands after surge of refugees and keep calling them refugees.
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  This is another scam. What happened was, and what happens because this is how this cult works,
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  they use a technique that you could perfectly symbolize as all those dominoes that people line
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  up and you knock the first domino down, it knocks all the others down. And so if you do this,
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  this is going to be the consequence. And if you do this, this is going to be the consequence.
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  And they knew that when they started bombing the crap out of Libya and Syria and what have you,
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  via their front ISIS, et cetera, that there was going to be a mass movement of people
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  trying to get the hell out of there. Why wouldn't they? If I was them, I would.
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  And so we had this movement of refugees, most of which were genuine. And I'm the first person to
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  say, okay, people fleeing war and violence and horror, we should take them in. No problem.
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  But what happened then is all these NGOs, not least funded by Soros, started piggybacking
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  on those genuine refugees with vastly greater numbers of people that weren't fleeing war.
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  Coming from the, you know, the Near East and Africa.
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  And so the numbers increased to what they become. And the idea, both in terms of Europe and
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  from the South in the United States is effectively the borders to disappear.
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  This is why the Soros organization, which he's handed over to some 32 billion dollars so far,
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  is called the Open Society Foundations, Open Society, Open Borders Foundation.
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  But you can't criticize Soros because he's Jewish and therefore you must be anti-Semitic to
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  expose what he's funding. That's the defense mechanism. Greek Islanders have been hit by,
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  the hardest by the country's refugee crisis. Notice they keep talking about the refugee crisis.
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  It's a migration crisis now, not a refugee crisis. It hasn't been a refugee crisis
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  in terms of the great majority for a long time.
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  I've set up protests in Athens to march against plans to build new detention camps.
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  Visuals called off a meeting that had been planned with the government today and staged the
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  demonstration outside parliament. They were joined by hundreds of island residents because,
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  you know, Greek society, particularly on the islands around Greece that
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  been the focus of migrants getting into Europe, first of all, has actually been destroyed
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  Greek society as it was before. And of course it will be, both in terms of numbers alone and
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  the fact that the culture, the incoming culture is different to the indigenous culture. And the
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  more numbers of another culture coming to an indigenous culture, the indigenous culture
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  is going to be diluted. It is so simple. That's racism that he's...
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  No, it's basic common sense. And by the way, it's happening.
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  Lesbos, Samos and three other islands in the eastern Aegean Sea are struggling to cope with
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  overcrowding at camps for refugees and migrants following a surge of arrivals from nearby Turkey.
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  Now in Turkey is being held a vast number of people who want to get into Europe and the
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  European Union came to an agreement with Turkey and its dictator, Erdogan, that they would pay
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  Turkey to keep them there. Now Erdogan is using that as a bargaining chip. He said it a number of
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  times, okay, if you criticize me or don't do what I say, I'm going to open the floodgates.
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  And the plan is for that to happen at some point. You watch. So these two agendas alone,
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  the climate change hoax and the mass migration agenda, those two alone are absolutely on the
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  front line of transforming global society. And that's why I talk about them so much.
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  You can't talk about them. Watch me. Oh yeah, I'll just finish on the subject with this one.
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  I mean, the last couple of days or so, we've had Macron, the president of France,
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  a former Rothschild employee, saying we can't have Turkish laws on French soil.
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  Macron vows to fight foreign imams preaching Islamic separatism.
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  Parts of, or parts the whole he says of Paris will clamp down on imams from Muslim
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  countries that arrive in France to push worshippers into violating the law the country's president
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  said, warning Turkey it can't feed separatism on French soil. Well, this is what's happening.
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  The mosques that are appearing all over Sweden are being funded by Saudi Arabia.
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  Macron promised to gradually end the program, allowing Muslim countries to send imams and
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  teachers to France in order to teach languages and culture unsupervised by the state.
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  Or you're going to gradually reduce that. Are you a question? Why did you introduce it in the first place?
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  Speaking at the town of Malouse near the German border, he said that the influence of foreign
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  imams leads some to separate themselves from the Republic and therefore not respect its laws.
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  Well, how do you think it was going to turn out at the extreme end of this?
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  The French leader singled out Turkey because unlike Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia,
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  Ankara has not yet reached an agreement on the program with Paris. Turkey today, he said,
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  can make the choice to follow the path with us or not. But I won't let any foreign country
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  feed a cultural, religious or identity-related separatism on our Republic's ground.
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  It was never predictable, was it? Was never predictable what was going to happen?
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  And by the way, you can't predict it because that's hate speech.
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  The issues that he first raised to do with immigration and a particularly illegal
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  immigration here in the UK is an issue that needs to be discussed. And I think it's very
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  important to say that this is applicable to countries around the world. This is not just
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  applicable to the UK. Immigration into any country where you take a large number of people
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  from a different culture and put them in that place, it is going to change the
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  social dynamic. And I think it's more about culture than about numbers, isn't it? Because
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  people will say, look how many green fields there are. There's more than enough space for
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  people and that argument could be applied. But it's about the cultural changes that bringing
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  a large number of people from a different culture in would impact. And this is a story here from the
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  Daily Mail. Migrants will account for 92% of the UK's population boom in the coming years
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  as numbers set to grow by five times the size of Birmingham. Between now and 2036,
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  the countries set to grow by 6.6 million, of which migrant populations are going to count
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  for 92% of that. And just before we started, you mentioned, I think 50 million, the population
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  in 1952 when you were born. So that's obviously a massive impact of almost 50% to nearly 75 million
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  in your lifetime. That's going to impact culture, isn't it? Yeah, well, I checked that this morning.
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  What was the population the year I was born in 1952? It was 50 million.
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  And the projections in these figures from the Office of National Statistics
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  project by 2036 that the population of Britain will be 9.74 million. And that's in one lifetime.
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  And I've been writing way back now, decades again, that the plan was to transform the culture of
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  Western society to dismantle Western society, as we've known it, by mass migration of people
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  from other cultures into the West. And I said in books ages ago that the time is going to come
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  when so many people will be heading to the southern border of the United States,
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  that they'll simply just walk across. And that is basically what is happening now.
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  And it's systematic to transform the nature of Western society. And these figures just
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  confirm what is obviously always going to be inevitable. Because the birth rates of the
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  migrant population are substantially greater often than the Western population that has been up to
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  last few decades, or my lifetime anyway, my early lifetime. And so this was always going to happen.
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  I mean, they're talking about the numbers being equivalent to six Birminghams. And Birmingham
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  is the second biggest city in the UK. So we're talking a phenomenal number. And of course,
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  those migrants will, as they are, get more and more involved in politics. And the culture,
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  the incoming culture, if you like, will be running the country. And the Western population of
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  before will be marginalized by it. There's no good saying, well, that's racist. It's not about
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  racist. And like you say, it's about culture. And one culture is multiple cultures are
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  taking over from the culture that was before it's blatant. It's happening all over. And
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  like I say, this is a cult plan. It's not happening organically. It's not happening by
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  accident. It's happening by design. And so some of the things that Lawrence Fox is saying about this,
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  and how he's calling it out, absolutely need saying. It's just that he, I think he would
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  benefit from saying them a little bit differently with a bit more thought and a bit less, maybe
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  unfettered emotion. And then we can have a discussion. But however he said them,
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  and however I say them, I'll say them in a different way. We'll still be called racist by lots of
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  people. Because that's the get out clause. If you know that if the facts are presented,
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  you can't win the debate, then you stop the debate. And so instead of having a debate on this, and
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  why is this happening? What's the involvement of George Soros NGOs and the Open Society Foundation
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  Network in all this? How is being allowed to happen made to happen? Instead of having that,
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  the debate is shut down by anyone saying this is going to lead to really bad situations.
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  It's called a racist, and that's the end of it. And you just got to accept that if you're going
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  to call it out, that's what they're going to call you. The trick is not giving a shit.
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  Well, it's such a lazy response, isn't it? Also, it's lost its power. Because if you'd
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  been called a racist 10, 15 years ago, you'd have been mortified. You've looked in the mirror
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  and gone, why have I been called that? Whereas now you're racist if you didn't get a COVID
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  jab. You're racist if you don't believe in climate change. You're racist if you think
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  that obesity is a problem. It's just some of the things I see that people get called racist for,
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  it's just, whatever, people don't care anymore has no power, has no power being called that,
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  which is just shows how overused it is. Yeah, but again, we come back to it's not only
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  being offended. Therefore, I'm going to offend myself against this. Well, are you a racist?
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  No, you've got nothing to offend yourself for then. You justify it, mate. I'm going to get on with my
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  life. But the other side of it is people fear being called racist, not only just an outrage
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  by it like Lawrence, but they fear being called racist and therefore they put their heads down
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  and keep their mouth shut. And that's a that self censorship that comes from this, you're a racist
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  modus operandi. Again, it shuts down the debate because people don't want to talk about it.
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  So I was playing with a dog on the grass and there were these big holes in the ground and
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  I fell right into a hole and rolled my ankle. You know, I have torn ligaments in my wrist
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  from about three and a half years ago. I shattered my wrist. And if I try to move my wrist back
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  or spread my hand open, I'm about a six or seven in the back of my hand pain. And I went up to
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  the Tesla room and thankfully there was a little break in between sessions. I've been
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  super excited to try the Tesla machine for quite a year now. And Gabriel put the Tesla on my ankle.
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  And as soon as the machine turned on, I immediately felt this actually kind of hurt in the back of my
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  wrist. Within a couple hours, it felt completely normal again. I was totally back to walking
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  normally, no limping. There's no swelling. And after one session, that particular pain
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  went down to zero. Pain that I have that was kind of nagging is gone. It's pretty amazing. And
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  within a couple hours, it felt completely normal again. Zero. Tingling at first hurt at first and
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  then dissipated and then went away. And I think holding the bulbs for like 20 minutes really helped
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  my wrist a lot. And I was totally back to walking normally, no limping. There's no swelling.