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UK Column On Location: Bristol—Dr Ahmad Malik · UK Column Radio

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Speaker 1: I'm going to welcome doctor Arvid Maleick to the stage
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Speaker 1: and say what a pleasure it is to have you
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Speaker 1: here today. Thank you for coming, Thank you everybody. Thank
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Speaker 1: you Brian. Right. So I've actually been up half done
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Speaker 1: as well. It was what we did on our honeymoon.
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Speaker 1: I just want to start by saying thank you to
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Speaker 1: the event organizers, well done for doing this. It's not easy,
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Speaker 1: and thank you especially to Debbie Evans for inviting me.
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Speaker 1: And it's a real honor to share this platform with
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Speaker 1: distinguished guests like Sonia Pulton, Bob Moran, Debbie Evans clear
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Speaker 1: from Lawyers of the Light. When I was asked about
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Speaker 1: three weeks ago, you know, can I talk? I was like, yeah, sure, great,
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Speaker 1: And I swear every day since I've been thinking about
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Speaker 1: what I'm going to talk about. I lie in bed
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Speaker 1: thinking what we're going to talk about. Do you really
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Speaker 1: want to hear about minimally invasive Bunyan surgery? Nah? Maybe
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Speaker 1: I'll talk about aliens and pyramids, But this isn't a
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Speaker 1: conspiracy convention. This is about conspiracy reality. We're going to
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Speaker 1: talk about facts. So no, I'm not going to talk
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Speaker 1: about aliens and pyramids. I'm actually going to talk about
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Speaker 1: some of the themes that Brian has touched upon. And
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Speaker 1: this is the first time I've met Brian. I haven't
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Speaker 1: talked to him or coluded about what I'm going to
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Speaker 1: talk about. They have no idea what I'm going to say,
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Speaker 1: but it's it's interesting the topics you've just raised. So
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Speaker 1: first of all, I'd just like to talk about Aziah
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Speaker 1: five twenty Woe unto them that call evil good and
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Speaker 1: good evil, that put darkness for light and light for darkness,
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Speaker 1: that put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter. You see, folks,
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Speaker 1: we are living in the age of inversions, where everything
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Speaker 1: that once seemed clear and logical has been flipped. Morality, nature, biology,
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Speaker 1: and even science has been redefined and some would say corrupted.
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Speaker 1: This inversion is not accidental, it is deliberate. It is
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Speaker 1: essential to understand these inversions so we can make sense
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Speaker 1: of the world and we understand what is wrong. I've
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Speaker 1: talked about some of these inversions on my podcast, but
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Speaker 1: I'm going to highlight a few of them here. Let's
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Speaker 1: take my old domain medicine. It's not about healing. Maybe
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Speaker 1: it never was. It's about sickness. It's no longer about
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Speaker 1: curing people. It's managing their diseases for pure naked profit.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk about the justice system, which protects the criminals
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Speaker 1: instead of protecting the innocent. The system shields the guilty
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Speaker 1: and punishes the whistleblowers and those doing the right thing. Sorry,
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Speaker 1: politicians do not represent or serve the public. They serve
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Speaker 1: the interests of corporations and powerful lobbies. They are selected,
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Speaker 1: not elected. What about regulatory bodies. They don't protect the
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Speaker 1: public interest, but the corporate interest. The agencies that are
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Speaker 1: supposed to safeguard us the public now do the bidding
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Speaker 1: of the industries they're meant to regulate. Let's take the police.
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Speaker 1: They don't protect us from criminals, They entrap the innocent.
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Speaker 1: Law enforcement increasingly targets those who speak out, while actual
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Speaker 1: crime is often ignored. I won't be surprised if there's
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Speaker 1: an undercover copier or someone from the five. What about
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Speaker 1: the news. They don't report the news. It propagandizes and brainwashes.
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Speaker 1: Mainstream media no longer informs but manipulates, creating narratives to
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Speaker 1: control public perception. Education is not about learning, is about indoctrination.
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Speaker 1: Critical thinking is discouraged and replaced by ideology and wrote
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Speaker 1: conformity science does not tolerate questioning. What was once an
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Speaker 1: open field of inquiry is now dogma, where questioning the
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Speaker 1: official narrative gets you punished. Let's take our military. They
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Speaker 1: aren't defending our borders. They're deployed for geopolitical games and
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Speaker 1: feeding the military industrial complex, while our borders are left
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Speaker 1: open and vulnerable. Our religious leaders worship the holy vaccine,
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Speaker 1: not God. Churches that should be sanctuaries of faith now
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Speaker 1: promote the latest pharmaceutical savior as gospel truth. And men
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Speaker 1: are now women apparently, and women are men wow, like wow.
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Speaker 1: Basic biological facts are denied in the name of ideology,
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Speaker 1: confusing and harming future generations. My children are going, Dad,
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Speaker 1: what the heck is this? And I'm like, I know.
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Speaker 1: The gas of life is now poisoning the planet. Carbon dioxide,
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Speaker 1: fundamental component of life, is now vilified as a deadly pollutant.
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Speaker 1: But this is just a tip of the iceberg. There's
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Speaker 1: even more, folks. And if I run out of the list,
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Speaker 1: come and see me at the break and tell me
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Speaker 1: the ones I've missed. Freedom is now control the policies
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Speaker 1: that are marketed as promoting freedom are, in reality tools
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Speaker 1: for increased surveillance and control over our lives. Censorship is
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Speaker 1: free speech. We need to restrict speech because it's necessary
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Speaker 1: to protect free expression, while honest dialogue is stifled. Tolerance
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Speaker 1: is intolerance. The call for tolerance has paradoxically led to
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Speaker 1: suppression of any dissenting views, creating a culture of intolerance.
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Speaker 1: Equality is inequality. The very policies promoting equality often create
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Speaker 1: new forms of discrimination, undermining true meritocracy. When I was younger,
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Speaker 1: it was a little bit hard being at a brown
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Speaker 1: Pakistani son of an immigrant, you know, Muslim. But now
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Speaker 1: the pendulum is swung. If you're a young, white, straight lad,
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Speaker 1: you are disadvantaged. This isn't right. Diversity is in fact
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Speaker 1: now uniformity. The demand for diversity in appearance has led
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Speaker 1: to the suppression of diversity in thought, resulting in ideological conformity.
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Speaker 1: And we can see about the war, which is peace.
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Speaker 1: Let's send more arms to Ukraine. Let's send more arms
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Speaker 1: to Israel because that will make things more peaceful. Endless
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Speaker 1: military interventions are justified as peacekeeping and introducing democracy, even
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Speaker 1: though they often lead to more chaos and destruction. And
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Speaker 1: who are we do we have democracy here in the West,
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Speaker 1: and victimhood is now power. You claim your victimhood that
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Speaker 1: becomes a path to social power. Where grievances hold truth
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Speaker 1: sway over truth and merit, and truth is now relative.
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Speaker 1: The idea that my truth holds equal weight with objective
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Speaker 1: reality undermines the concept of universal truth. And then logic
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Speaker 1: is hate. Rational debate and the use of logic are
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Speaker 1: now used as hate speech, leading to the rejection of
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Speaker 1: reason itself. There's a reason why when we try and
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Speaker 1: debate with our friends and family, they get triggered because
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Speaker 1: they think we're hateful. They think we're bad people. It
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Speaker 1: makes them angry. And charity is now big business. Charitable
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Speaker 1: organizations operate like corporations, funneling most of their donations to
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Speaker 1: salaries and marketing rather than the just causes. Progress is regress.
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Speaker 1: In the name of progress, we are dismantling the very
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Speaker 1: values and structures that have kept our societies cohesive and moral.
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Speaker 1: In this age of inversions, it's incredibly confusing and disorientating, folks.
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Speaker 1: You can quickly start to question yourself, especially when all
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Speaker 1: of those around you are losing theirs. This is deliberate.
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Speaker 1: Everything we see today is a calculated part of a
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Speaker 1: much larger plan, and like Brian said, it is a
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Speaker 1: war on our minds. There are many wars against humanity.
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Speaker 1: They are multi pronged, multi directional, and spread across time.
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Speaker 1: We are poisoned in the womb at birth, throughout our
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Speaker 1: lives through injections, medications, the food we eat, the air
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Speaker 1: we breathe, and the water we drink. Some of these
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Speaker 1: poisons are visible. Some of them are invisible, but they're
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Speaker 1: there emf radiation, chemical toxins. Just because we can't see
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Speaker 1: them taste them doesn't mean they don't exist. But the
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Speaker 1: war on our minds is the most dangerous of all because,
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Speaker 1: through indoctrination, intense propaganda, behavioral manipulation, and most importantly, fear,
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Speaker 1: our capacity to critically appraise what is happening around us
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Speaker 1: is disabled. We're then programmed to accept the poisons as cures,
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Speaker 1: to accept our slavery as a gift, to welcome our
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Speaker 1: tormentors as heroes, and to love our slave masters. This
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Speaker 1: is what the war on the mind does to us,
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Speaker 1: and not only does it make us passive and compliant,
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Speaker 1: but we become foot soldiers for the enemy. Much of
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Speaker 1: what we see going wrong today in this world, isn't
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Speaker 1: the enemy directly, It is us doing it to ourselves
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Speaker 1: and to our loved ones. The enemy has captured the
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Speaker 1: minds and hearts of our family, our friends, and our coworkers.
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Speaker 1: There's a reason it feels like we're living in a
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Speaker 1: world of body snatchers, or that everyone has been assimilated
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Speaker 1: into the borg. Everyone can become Agent Smith. The enemy
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Speaker 1: has convinced good people that they are doing good when
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Speaker 1: in fact they are doing evil. This is the mind war.
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Speaker 1: This is why it's so dangerous. The plandemic demonstrated how
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Speaker 1: the enemy whapanized people's good nature and desire to do
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Speaker 1: good against themselves and their loved ones. People took the
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Speaker 1: shot to save the NHS and stop a deadly virus.
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Speaker 1: People's desire to protect the planet has been weaponized against
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Speaker 1: them for the climate hoax. People's desire to help those
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Speaker 1: in need and their tolerance and charity has been weaponized
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Speaker 1: against them through the migrant invasion. After all, if you
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Speaker 1: question it, you are a racist. This is how evil
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Speaker 1: works through inversions, tricks, and the mockery of truth. This
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Speaker 1: is why I would argue institutions like UK column, people
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Speaker 1: like Sonya Pulton, Bob Moran, Richie Allen, myself and all
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Speaker 1: the others are so crucial in this information battle scape.
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Speaker 1: We provide the antidote to their mind poison. We expose
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Speaker 1: the lies, We free your minds. So what is the
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Speaker 1: goal of the enemy. It's very simple. We are seeing
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Speaker 1: the final days of a plan formulated decades, if not
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Speaker 1: centuries ago, a one world government, total control and ownership
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Speaker 1: of the world and all its resources and people. Communism
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Speaker 1: two point zero, make no doubt about it. A small
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Speaker 1: ruling technocratic class who will own everything and have absolute control,
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Speaker 1: while the rest of us own nothing and our slaves.
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Speaker 1: Now it gets a little bit more positive, all right,
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Speaker 1: that's all the dark side. So why do I have
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Speaker 1: hope and live in joy? People quite often say this,
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Speaker 1: how come you're so chirpy? I'm like, yeah, because I am.
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Speaker 1: Because fundamentally, you don't defeat darkness with darkness doesn't work.
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Speaker 1: I got that quote from Galadio the Ring of Power series,
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Speaker 1: Love it you defeat it with light? What do I mean? Well?
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Speaker 1: One of my friends, and I guess on my show
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Speaker 1: the podcast hasn't come up yet, is called Peter Milligan,
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Speaker 1: and he sums it up nicely. Darkness represents ego and fear,
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Speaker 1: a wind lose, mentality, a scarcity philosophy, judging others, attacking
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Speaker 1: and defending. It's about appearances and looking good. It's unnatural
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Speaker 1: and driven by conflict, not collaboration. Darkness has a confidence
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Speaker 1: about it, but it's a false confidence. It's brittle, it's insecure.
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Speaker 1: Darkness requires control, restricting and instructing. There is separation, stress,
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Speaker 1: and struggle. The darkness is anxiety, anger, frustration, apathy and indifference.
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Speaker 1: Do not feed the darkness. What does the light represent?
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Speaker 1: The light represents love and joy. It's a win win
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Speaker 1: philosophy and an abundance mindset. Light is understanding, true, self
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Speaker 1: assured confidence, the pursuit of truth without judgment. It is
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Speaker 1: rooted in nature and all that is natural, and it
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Speaker 1: is driven by service for others. The focus is on wellness,
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Speaker 1: not illness. It is open minded, forgiving, inspiring and shared.
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Speaker 1: In the light, there is connection, creativity, and calm. Instead
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Speaker 1: of control, we influence through inspiration and example. It's about
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Speaker 1: the service of others of humanity. The light is calm, passion, love, joy, determination, inspiration, motivation,
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Speaker 1: drive and hope. We all need to live in the light. Now,
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Speaker 1: talking about connectivity, I want to ask a humble request.
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Speaker 1: I'm coming out my talk for a second. I've been
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Speaker 1: to a few events and I've noticed that people come
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Speaker 1: and speak and people listen, and then they're going to break.
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Speaker 1: And you know, I don't want that today. In every
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Speaker 1: break and every lunch break, coffee break, tea break, can
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Speaker 1: every one of you go out and connect with an
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Speaker 1: absolute stranger and talk to them every break. By the
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Speaker 1: end of the day, at least six to eight people connect. Folks,
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Speaker 1: this is your tribe. And I don't mean coming up
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Speaker 1: talking to me. That doesn't count. Connect to complete strangers
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Speaker 1: because I'm at a disadvantage. Most of you know me
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Speaker 1: and I don't know you, so you know, because we
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Speaker 1: are all one family, right, Okay? So why do I
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Speaker 1: live in hope and joy? It helps if we step
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Speaker 1: back a bit and see the bigger picture, Okay, And
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Speaker 1: what do I mean by this? Well, imagine you're standing
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Speaker 1: back and you can see the whole timeline of humanity
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Speaker 1: stretched out in front of you, all the centuries before
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Speaker 1: you all lined up, and you see that empires have
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Speaker 1: risen and fallen, revolutions have come and gone. Who here
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Speaker 1: wouldn't want to be a fly on the wall and
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Speaker 1: watch the fall of Rome. What a fascinating time that
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Speaker 1: would be. Well, guess what, folks, We are witnessing another
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Speaker 1: pivotal moment in human history. It's the fall of the
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Speaker 1: West in civilization and the American Empire. And yes, it's
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Speaker 1: painful on some levels, but it's fascinating and it's an opportunity.
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Speaker 1: It's falling because it's corrupted. And just like Noah didn't
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Speaker 1: try to stop the flood, we shouldn't and can't stop
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Speaker 1: this collapse. We are in the midst of it right now.
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Speaker 1: It is happening. It's too late to stop it. Now.
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Speaker 1: We can limit the damage that will happen, and we
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Speaker 1: can prepare for what's coming after, but we cannot stop it.
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Speaker 1: We too, can build our arcs, and I mean this figuratively,
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Speaker 1: so don't go out and make one in the back garden,
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Speaker 1: and it's to prepare for what's coming next. These arcs
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Speaker 1: are arcs of integrity, wisdom, knowledge, morals, values, and culture.
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Speaker 1: They will be the oasis of truth in the desert
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Speaker 1: of lies. And these arcs are also about building strong families, communities,
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Speaker 1: and resilient, healthy selves. And it doesn't just stop there.
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Speaker 1: Just as we are being attacked from multiple fronts, our
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Speaker 1: resistance and fight back must be multi directional, and over time,
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Speaker 1: it has to be realistic. Much of the frustration and
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Speaker 1: apathy that I see amongst my awakened friends, and yes
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Speaker 1: I do, I have lots of awakened friends now none
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Speaker 1: of my old friends. I have a very different life,
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Speaker 1: but I won't change it for anything. Much of the
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Speaker 1: apathy that I see amongst my friends is because they're
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Speaker 1: desperate for change overnight. They want to see justice served tomorrow,
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Speaker 1: and they want to see all the criminals locked up.
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Speaker 1: So do I. But we need to be realistic. And
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Speaker 1: of course they want to wake up their friends and family.
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Speaker 1: We all know people in our family, don't we that
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Speaker 1: we could just shake some sense into some of them.
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Speaker 1: You can't even talk about the weather. What do I say, Oh, look,
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Speaker 1: there's some chemtrails. It's come on, let's be honest. For
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Speaker 1: those of us who've lost our friends and family, and
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Speaker 1: we love them, and we see that they've lost all
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Speaker 1: reason and sense, it's bloody, maddening, it's infuriating. But we
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Speaker 1: need to be realistic because this desperate desire is not
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Speaker 1: only unrealistic, it's also unnecessary. It's unrealistic because some people
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Speaker 1: who drown can never be saved. They will pull you
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Speaker 1: under as well. Save your energy. Do not expend your
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Speaker 1: valuable energy on those who will not be saved. You
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Speaker 1: cannot reason with unreasonable people, and to affect change, we
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Speaker 1: only need fifteen percent of the population highly driven and
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Speaker 1: motivated to turn the tide. It's also unrealistic because the
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Speaker 1: enemy thinks and plans in a multi generational timeframe to
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Speaker 1: execute their evil designs, and so must we. I didn't
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Speaker 1: sacrifice my career thinking is going to benefit me this year,
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Speaker 1: or the next, or even in my lifetime. My goal
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Speaker 1: is that my actions will positively impact my children when
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Speaker 1: they are adults, and that their children, my grandchildren, will
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Speaker 1: live in a better world because of the choices I
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Speaker 1: make today. This is how we think. Unrealistic deadlines and
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Speaker 1: goals create unnecessary stress. And stress isn't just mental, it's
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Speaker 1: a physical killer. Do not live in stress. It is
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Speaker 1: the darkness. Another source of apathy is a believe belief
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Speaker 1: that the enemy is all powerful. What can we as
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Speaker 1: individuals do? This is precisely what they want you to think,
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Speaker 1: and yes, They are powerful in some ways. They've got
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Speaker 1: money beyond description, and they've got many tools at their disposal.
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Speaker 1: But their power is derived from us. Their energy is
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Speaker 1: derived from our acquiescence. Just remember you're all eternal, spiritual
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Speaker 1: beings made of light and energy. Never forget that. And
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Speaker 1: while you are not alone, look at you here. Yes,
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Speaker 1: even one person can make all the difference. By taking
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Speaker 1: back individual agency, we can resist and reclaim our power,
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Speaker 1: which is both motivating and empowering. Be happy in the
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Speaker 1: knowledge that you are in the army of light and
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Speaker 1: that you are on the right side of history. Be
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Speaker 1: happy that you have this opportunity to do one of
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Speaker 1: the most important tasks that can be asked of anyone,
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Speaker 1: saving humanity. So what else can we do? What are
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Speaker 1: other means of resistance and fighting back? Are there? Well,
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Speaker 1: there's simple things like do not comply. Learn to say
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Speaker 1: the word that we all knew as children, no practice it,
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Speaker 1: no practice it, and say even if you mean yes,
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Speaker 1: start off with a no, okay yes. Reclaim our minds,
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Speaker 1: stay informed, think, critically, question everything, even what you hear
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Speaker 1: today from us. I get things wrong all the time.
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Speaker 1: I don't agree with myself from last week. I don't
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Speaker 1: expect you to switch off from the legacy and mainstream
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Speaker 1: media and stop funding it. If you've got a BBC
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Speaker 1: license or newspaper subscription, cancel it, subscribe to mine, turn
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Speaker 1: off the TV and the radio. It's how they get
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Speaker 1: into our heads and build real communities. Strengthen relationships with
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Speaker 1: like minded individuals and create support systems outside of the
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Speaker 1: corrupt institutions. Organize local meetups, learn to share skills and
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Speaker 1: foster resilience, and focus on solutions. Be proactive in reducing
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Speaker 1: your dependency on these broken systems, whether it be medicine,
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Speaker 1: food suppli or energy. Learn about alternative therapies, grow your
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Speaker 1: own food, support your local farmers and artisans. Live in
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Speaker 1: truth and light. Do not fight darkness with darkness. Cult
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Speaker 1: a love, understanding, and a pursuit of truth be a
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Speaker 1: source of positivity and peace in a chaotic world. People
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Speaker 1: will gravitate towards you and support independent voices like Sonya Pulton,
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Speaker 1: Bob Moran UK column, The Light Newspaper, myself. It doesn't
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Speaker 1: have to be just monetary, although that helps share our content.
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Speaker 1: Buy Bob's book and art, send it, Send it as
25:28
Speaker 1: a Christmas present to someone you really don't like Okay,
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Speaker 1: one of my supporters. I think she's here, Jane. Do
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Speaker 1: you want to stand up Forzegen Jane Lewis So she
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Speaker 1: prints off business cards for UK column and leaves them
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Speaker 1: in public places and pubs. And now she does it
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Speaker 1: for me too. Thank you, Jane Small. All acts like
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Speaker 1: this can make a big difference. Don't forget we are
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Speaker 1: fighting for you against the enemy in this information war,
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Speaker 1: and the war is for your mind. Take personal responsibility
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Speaker 1: for your health. I keep saying this to people. The
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Speaker 1: healthiest version of yourself is the ultimate expression of freedom.
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Speaker 1: Learn about nutrition, exercise and alternative health care practices and
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Speaker 1: ask yourself something, Are you as healthy and as fit
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Speaker 1: as you would like? And if the answer is no,
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Speaker 1: why not? And what you're going to do about it?
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Speaker 1: What convenient choices do you make that are not convenient
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Speaker 1: for your health and those of your loved ones. Avoid
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Speaker 1: the poisons, do not consume their toxins, their media, their
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Speaker 1: trinkets and their junk food. And this applies to everything
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Speaker 1: from food and the water to the psychological toxins in
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Speaker 1: the press. The healthiest choices empower you, and we can
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Speaker 1: there control. This is a bit gorilla warfare. Reclaim and infiltrate.
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Speaker 1: Infiltrate the very organizations that have been taken over, whether
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Speaker 1: it's the medical boards, unions, corporations, or school systems, and
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Speaker 1: let slowly reclaim them from the inside. Be the change
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Speaker 1: agent from within the structure. Now, some of these structures
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Speaker 1: may have to fall and be rebuilt, but doesn't mean
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Speaker 1: that you can't still work from within them. Get involved locally.
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Speaker 1: Engage in local politics and school boards, and even the
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Speaker 1: smallest act of involvement can shift the local environment towards
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Speaker 1: truth and freedom. This is a big one. Educate your
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Speaker 1: children and your grandchildren. Teach them the value of critical thinking,
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Speaker 1: personal responsibility, and integrity. Home education isn't possible for everyone.
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Speaker 1: I get that, but that doesn't mean you abdicate all
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Speaker 1: your children's learning to the school system. Don't give them
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Speaker 1: an iPad on TV because it's a surrogate childcare and
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Speaker 1: it's convenient and you want a bit of quiet time.
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Speaker 1: Speak to them, Listen to them, guide them, be their
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Speaker 1: role model in this era of confusion, and simplify your life.
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Speaker 1: Limit your dependence on material possessions, corporate products, and unnecessary luxuries. Instead,
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Speaker 1: invest in experiences, skills and relationships that bring lasting value.
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Speaker 1: Strengthen your self sufficiency. I just change my washing machine
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Speaker 1: built by the way. YouTube videos are amazing. Learn practical
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Speaker 1: skills like gardening, food preservation, carpentry, your basic mechanics. They're
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Speaker 1: not just survival skills, but way to reclaim your independence
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Speaker 1: from a system that aims to control us. And use
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Speaker 1: technology wisely. Don't just be a passive consumer of digital content.
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Speaker 1: Use it for your own benefit, be creative with it.
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Speaker 1: I took the train to the High Court this week
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Speaker 1: on two days to support Sarah my Hell. I was
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Speaker 1: shocked at something I had never seen before. It's this movement.
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Speaker 1: Everyone around me with their thumb just on their phone,
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Speaker 1: and I was like, what are they doing? And they're
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Speaker 1: scrolling through crap? What the hell? Twenty years ago someone
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Speaker 1: said to me people will be doing this. I'd been like,
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Speaker 1: why don't partake in the system. A former resident of
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Speaker 1: East Germany, when asked at the time of the fall
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Speaker 1: the Berlin Wall, how is it possible that the state
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Speaker 1: just collapsed, replied because we all stopped playing along. They
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Speaker 1: would literally throw sand in the machinery, make deliberate errors
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Speaker 1: and computations and putting when they're putting values into computers
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Speaker 1: or ledgers, they would drag their feet, make mistakes, but
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Speaker 1: then they were off sick. That's what we need to do.
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Speaker 1: We need to stop feeding the system and finally be
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Speaker 1: happy warriors, you know, Brian said, laugh. Yes, nothing could
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Speaker 1: be more frustrating, I think for the enemy than us
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Speaker 1: laughing at them and mocking them. Do not underestimate the
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Speaker 1: power of humor. Now. I've talked about Bob's art before. Honestly,
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Speaker 1: it was like a lifeline to me in my darkest
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Speaker 1: days of the plandemic, stuck in my garden, isolated. Suddenly
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Speaker 1: people started sending me pictures of this art and I
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Speaker 1: was like, yes, and we can all think of our favorites.
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Speaker 1: I've got some of them in my podcast studio, things
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Speaker 1: like the politician pissing on the citizen going thank you
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Speaker 1: for the rain. It just encapsulates things perfectly, or the
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Speaker 1: man with the mask Slava Ukraine on my next booster.
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Speaker 1: Just wonderful, wonderful, because this humor, it cuts through the dissonance,
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Speaker 1: straight through it, like a hot knife in butter. We're
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Speaker 1: not going to win this mind war with data and
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Speaker 1: graphs and logic and research ain't happening. We win it
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Speaker 1: by being great examples of ourselves, by laughing, by living
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Speaker 1: and living in love and living in the light. This
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Speaker 1: is what's going to defeat the enemy. Now, what of
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Speaker 1: much of what I've drawn from from this talk is
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Speaker 1: now my understanding of the Greek philosophy of Stoicism and
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Speaker 1: its Eastern counterpart Bushido, which is a s a Ric
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Speaker 1: code of moral principles that the samurai followed. And I
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Speaker 1: have to thank either Cummings for introducing me to Stoicism.
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Speaker 1: It's about being serene and confident, act reasonably, focus on
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Speaker 1: what you can control, accept fate graciously, be grateful and calm,
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Speaker 1: kind and generous, take full responsibility for your life. Don't
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Speaker 1: be the victim. And I applied this to myself. I
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Speaker 1: need to remind myself of this. Be supremely virtuous, and
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Speaker 1: live in complete harmony. In summary, we are living through
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Speaker 1: an extraordinary time in human history. We can't stop the collapse,
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Speaker 1: but we can definitely shape what comes after by holding
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Speaker 1: on to truth, light and hope, our descendants will survive
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Speaker 1: and thrive in the aftermath. Thank you everyone, pullant well,
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Speaker 1: then we a start that's going to be a tough
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Speaker 1: act to follow. Ahmed, thank you very very much, indeed,
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Speaker 1: for an amazing voyage from a brilliantly worded explanation of
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Speaker 1: the inversion of everything towards I think, a very very
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Speaker 1: uplifting version, not just of the future but of the present.
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Speaker 1: And that's the bit that we need to cling to,
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Speaker 1: is what's happening right now. And I would really echo
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Speaker 1: what he says about coming away from today having made
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Speaker 1: use of the time that we spend together with each other.
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Speaker 1: And for more of his wisdom go to the UK
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Speaker 1: column website of course and listen to the fantastic interview
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Speaker 1: that he gave Debbie some time ago, but also please
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Speaker 1: do follow his work via his podcast and the amazing
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Speaker 1: enthusiasm and energy and wisdom that he puts into it.
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Speaker 1: What a great start to the day, Armored Malik, thank
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Speaker 1: you very much indeed,