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#695: Humanity on the Power Play | Gareth Icke (Clip) · Macroaggressions

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  Your government has told you to stock up, I'm hearing that everybody is stocking up on
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  food and water.
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  Do you know why?
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  It's a funny one, right?
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  Because they've said this before and of course, you know, you've got this kind of, I hark
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  back to the COVID nonsense when everyone was stocking up on toilet paper because we were
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  told that there was going to be this toilet paper shortage and you were going to the
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  supermarket and you were seeing guys that were like, you know, 20 stone with
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  like trolleys full of toilet paper and I'm looking thinking, yeah, I could see you
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  probably need that, to be honest, son, but I never really went into it.
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  I couldn't be bothered with that sort of nonsense.
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  But with this one, it's interesting because there's two ways of looking
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  at it, Charlie.
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  It's like one, it's all fear mongering nonsense.
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  It's just like creating this kind of, oh my goodness me, whatever, and sort
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  of trolling at the same time, you know, what look at what they'll do.
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  They'll all go out and buy tins of beans.
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  How fun is that?
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  But then there's another element which I think they always tell us, don't
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  know, they always tell us what's coming.
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  They always tell us what they're planning, this sort of predictive
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  programming thing.
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  So I look at it and think, well, I'd rather, I'd rather have a jacket
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  and it turned out to be warmer than I thought.
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  So I don't need it.
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  They're not have a jacket and it be freezing.
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  So for me, I've not gone out and stocked up on stuff because I already
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  do anyway.
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  Like we've always got in our house, at least probably, if you're
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  being a bit thrifty with it, probably a couple of months worth,
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  you know, pretty plain, boring, dried pasta, lots of water, food
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  that never goes off in tins that I don't even want to know why it
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  doesn't go off, that kind of food.
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  So yeah, I've seen a few mates though, to be honest, Charlie,
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  that are like, like ice hockey teammates or lads I played
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  football with, people that are all like, most of the time think
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  we're crazy, they, they were actually saying to me, like,
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  oh, should I actually go and get like a hand wind up radio?
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  Well, like, should I go and do that?
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  And I'm like, well, I don't know, mate, do you feel to do it?
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  Do you, you know, do you feel to do it for me?
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  I like, I've got all that stuff anyway, you know, so.
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  But I do know that sales of stuff like that have gone up
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  like in Britain, they've gone through the roof.
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  Hey, thanks for watching that clip.
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  If you want to watch the entire video, it is available as
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  well, or you can check it out as an audio podcast, wherever
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  podcasts are served.
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  Thanks a lot.