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Am I Insane, or Is the World? I Don’t Think It’s Me · David Icke

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  Hello, everyone. It's Friday the 14th of August. Welcome to this week's episode of
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  Chinwag. We're going to have some fun this morning. Aren't we, Dad? We've got a few
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  interesting things to discuss, but we're going to start with an announcement, if you like,
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  that you've made this week regarding your X account, if you want to tell people about that.
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  Yeah, I've taken a break from X. I am being shadow banned on it to a ridiculous extent.
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  I'm sort of 830,000 in terms of numbers that follow the page.
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  And hardly any of them see anything I post unless they go to the page direct.
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  And, you know, I've been ahead of the curve now for decades and still ahead of the curve
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  in terms of explaining current events from a much bigger perspective than
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  they're being explained. I was calling Trump out in 2016. I was calling him out in 2024.
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  Got enormous abuse on Twitter for my X, for my privilege and trouble. But it's all turned out
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  to be correct. And, you know, you reach a point where you think, well, I've said it now. It's
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  every day pointing out the background to what's going on. I mean, it's out there.
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  If people want to see my stuff ongoing, they'll go to davidike.com, they'll go to iconic.com,
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  they'll go to Instagram, or they'll read the books. I don't need to be on X. I made all that chaos.
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  And, you know, there are some intelligent people on X. There really are that post on X.
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  But there's an absolute cacophony tidal wave of utterly moronic people. And I can do without it,
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  to be honest. I've been doing this for 36 years. And I don't need to be doing that any longer.
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  Now, I might go back. It depends how events unfold in the world, but I have no intention
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  of doing so in the near future. And I have to say that, you know, since I stopped posting on
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  X and started doing it on my website and elsewhere, it's been lovely. It's been lovely because,
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  you know, there is an energy on X, which is very, very unpleasant. An energy that basically comes
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  off it because of all the unpleasantness that is posted on there. And I can do without it,
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  thank you very much. So that's what I'm doing from now on. And I have to say, and we're going to
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  get into something else in a second. But there was a bloke who follows the guy I'm just going to talk
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  about shortly, who looked at me coming off X, or not posting on X, at least for now. And he said,
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  it's not a good look. What do you mean, it's not a good look? I've decided not to post on that
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  Madhouse for a bit. It's not a good look. Okay, 36 years of full time research, full time taking
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  shites from people like you. And it's not a good look. I mean, it's hilarious, especially
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  when you consider the people that he thinks are a good look, which we will get into.
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  Yes, absolutely. I think also what's worth pointing out is what you said there at 74
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  when in the UK, the average retirement 65 for a bloke, right? So you're 10 years beyond that,
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  and you're working as hard as you ever have. And you don't need to. You're doing it because
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  you have a calling in what you're doing. And if after all these years, like you say,
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  people can't see and respect that, then that's their problem. That's not yours.
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  And I think what you're saying about exit as well, if you take a picture, let's say,
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  take a picture of me and you in the pub watching some football or something.
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  And we posted it on Twitter and we posted it on Instagram. The difference in the feedback,
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  the aggression, the anger, the X, Y and Z is utterly extraordinary. I posted a picture of me
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  and Gareth in Mallorca when we were there in June on Instagram. Comments, lovely. Take a break,
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  guys. You work hard. Enjoy the time of your family. Twitter was, why are you taking breaks?
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  Why aren't you working? I'm paying for my subscription and you're on holiday and it
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  was like, okay. So I can see what you're saying about, it's a nicer world of X, definitely.
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  Yeah, definitely. And, you know, I think I've earned that, to be honest. But the thing is that it's
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  like 36 years of full-time research and taking all the shite and all the abuse
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  and all the ridicule. It's just not enough, mate, is it? It's just not enough, really,
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  but so many people. And Twitter is basically psychotic. It's not the full picnic. That doesn't
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  mean there's not intelligent people that post on there. There are. But it's basically an insane
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  asylum overall, if you take it in its totality. And I've had enough of it. Thank you very much.
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  And I'm going to have a break from it. And if people don't like it, well,
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  I can do the other thing. It's just the same to me.
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  Absolutely. I completely agree. Right. We're going to dive into, and we're not going to dive into
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  the man because he's a big bloke having seen him on camera, a guy that I don't know about you.
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  I'd never heard of 48 hours ago. A guy called Jason Brashears, if we're pronouncing that right.
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  He seems to have, well, I watched the video as I'm sure you did.
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  And when he was talking about the lady he was talking about,
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  it reeked of a woman scorned to me. She clearly in his mind had wronged him, and he was very,
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  very upset by it and kept going at her. And secondly, he's tried to connect you to something
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  that has nothing to do with you at all. So what's this about, do you think? What is this some
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  you know, a guy that's got a vendetta, or do you think this is part of a more
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  widespread attempt to discredit you and your work? Oh, there's definitely a widespread attempt.
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  It's coming from all angles and it's building, you know, and there are elements of it that are
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  like, which is coven, you know, it's like something out of Macbeth, where I'm being accused of
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  raping people and eating babies. I mean, eating fricking babies. This is how ludicrous and extreme
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  it gets. And you know, because I've been ahead of the curve, which this guy actually admits,
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  I'll come to that. And I've been calling this out year after year before it ever went
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  into any level of mainstream. Obviously, and I'm still putting current events into a context
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  that virtually no one else is. And therefore, you're going to expect as this
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  cult agenda unfolds and gets closer and closer to its AI fusion goal, that someone who's
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  putting the dots together is going to be targeted by this cult, of course, and they're
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  going to be attempts to discredit. Now, a lot of the people involved won't have any idea
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  of the orchestration and coordination behind it, because they're not that bright. But
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  you've got to look at elements of it, which are just the ridiculous, basically they're not very
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  bright. And then the other elements of it that are pure, undiluted evil, and come from a
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  point of view of sheer hatred that demands that you seek to destroy someone and his work
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  who has been doing this all this time. Now, I would put this video I watched this week,
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  which was broadcast live, first of all. Well, at least let's give it the benefit of the doubt.
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  I would put it in the ridiculous section, because, as I think people will see, it is utterly
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  ridiculous. And I'll come to the pure evil before I finish. So what happened is that
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  quite a time ago, I watched an interview with a bloke
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  from an operation called Archaics. And I watched the interview for a few minutes. And my conclusion,
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  just my opinion, watching it, is that the guy I was watching was so far up his own backside,
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  it must be very dark permanently. And having watched this video, it kind of does begin to make sense.
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  Because having no interest in this guy for so long, I was then sent a meme,
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  which said the following. That, does David Icke know stellar steel? And it's from this Jason
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  bloke at this Archaics. And what the answer is, never bloody heard of her. But if you notice,
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  and I saw this in the comments after the thing was posted before the video was, or the live stream
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  was started, that people had started to get the impression from this headline, does David
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  in the live stream was just extraordinary for someone that claims to be a researcher.
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  Because what this bloke Jason is complaining about is that this stellar steel, whoever the
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  infiltrated his operation or whatever. And I had to bloody laugh, having watched this
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  presentation of his, that he says that it's very well known that the majority of the Archaics
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  community are from the upper echelon in their intelligence. Well, I have to say Jason,
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  oh boy, that that's not my impression. Reading some of the comments to your nonsense.
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  And this is how he connects me to stellar steel, whoever the bloody hell she is.
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  He says that on some posting of hers, she calls out shills. But my name is not among them.
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  David Ike, he says knowingly, is not mentioned. Well, Jason, neither are you.
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  And the number of people mentioned is absolutely tiny and virtually the entirety
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  of the alternative media arena isn't named either. And this guy's got over 100,000 people following him
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  on bloody YouTube. So he said everybody, I made notes so I get it accurate,
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  everybody is on her list except David Ike. No, no, they're not. And you're not.
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  Names very few people and leaves out a vast number of others I've made a note here,
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  including him. And also what I've done and what we'll do is put the video link to this nonsense
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  with this video so people can watch it themselves if they like.
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  They feel they must. But anyway, there's all the way through this video.
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  You've got this bloke. I don't know what he was doing there really. He was sitting next to Jason
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  and every now and again he would go, whoa, whoa, to whatever Jason was saying. I suppose he's there
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  like a performing chimp to give credibility to the nonsense spoken by this bloke. Anyway,
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  then Jason says that I am a student of Arne Besant. And I'm watching it.
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  And who the hell is Arne Besant? What's he talking about? I've never heard of the bloke,
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  never mind being a student of him. And then, because he's talking about something called the
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  Theosophical Society, the penny dropped. He means Annie Besant of the Theosophical Society.
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  And it's extraordinary to watch this and seeing people lap it up.
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  And the Internet is full of all this
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  nonsense with these followers who just hang on their every word.
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  I don't want them to hang on my every word. I want them to do their own bloody research
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  and check it out if it's true. And so I'm not a student of anybody, Arne Besant or anybody.
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  I research information and people. And if it makes sense to me, I will go with it and connect it
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  to other dots. And as you go deeper in the rabbit hole, things you may have been looking at before,
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  they kind of fall by the wayside as you go deeper in the rabbit hole and you understand more.
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  And then this is a cracker, this one. He says that Stella Steele
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  is the name of a character in a book. And the character is an agent,
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  wait for it, of British intelligence. Whoa. So this woman he's got a problem with,
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  whoever it is, Stella Steele. That's the name also of a character in a book
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  where she's an intelligence agent. This is what he says, following quote.
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  So you can't fault me. Well, I can. So you can't fault me for suspecting that David Ike is also
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  connected to British intelligence. So because Stella Steele is also the name
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  in a book long ago of a British intelligence agent in a novel, that means so you can't fault me
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  for suspecting that David Ike is also connected to British intelligence.
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  I wonder what intelligence that statement must be connected to. And then he says,
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  Oh, really? I've never thought it. I don't have any proof. Now,
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  you get people on the internet that talk nonsense. Okay.
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  But the people that follow them without question or research
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  is absolutely extraordinary. And how people who think they're awake
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  are actually solid gold asleep. Because I look on the internet and I see the nonsense.
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  And then I meet people in the street who come up to me in the street often.
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  And they are so far ahead in their understanding of the people on the internet and influences.
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  It's it's staggering, which gives you a lot of comfort that you don't see the internet
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  and social media as necessarily a statement about the mental state of the human race in general.
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  So he says this too. Oh, Jason. Whoa. And he's mate. He also says that we know Stella Steele
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  likes David Ike. Oh, really? Jason. How do you know that? Oh, because she mentioned just a hand,
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  very small number of shills. And he's not among them. Be me up, mother. It's mad down here, mate.
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  So then, oh, Jason, he accuses me of misleading people with my information.
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  And I'm misleading people, I suppose, because I'm representing British intelligence.
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  But but then he says this. His entire career, meaning me, his message, the fact that he has
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  always been ahead of the curve. David Ike has been right about almost everything.
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  How do you have a track record like that?
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  Jason, mate, it's called 36 years of full time research.
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  Try it. It doesn't hurt honest.
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  And then he goes on. How did this dude be so on the money about everything?
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  And yet he lived to be an old man. That's the old mate, if you don't mind.
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  How did that happen? Well, obviously, I'm living rent free in this guy's head. But
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  let's just analyze those two things. I'm misleading people with my information
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  because supposedly I'm connected to British intelligence. But because I'm connected to
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  British intelligence goes the theory. I've been right about everything.
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  You lose the will to bloody live, really. And I repeat what I mentioned a few minutes ago.
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  The archaic community, quote, are the upper echelon in their intelligence.
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  Well, if they're intelligent enough to follow that crap and believe it, then I beg to bloody differ.
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  And this is the problem that people believe what they see on the Internet or what people claim.
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  They don't say where's the evidence because clearly this blog ain't got any.
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  But it's like David, he's British intelligence. Oh, really? So how do you know that? Well,
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  that Jason said so. You know, sometimes you look back over 36 years of taking this
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  shite and this abuse and this ridicule and you think,
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  was it really worth it? But then someone comes up to you in the street and starts chatting to you
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  and you realize it was. So there is a common theme and it's something I've picked up
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  way, way back in the 90s. And that's the common theme that if you want to discredit someone
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  who's exposing something you don't want exposed or what's going on in Jason's mind, I have no idea.
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  Does he know? I don't know. But if you want to discredit someone
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  who's exposing what you don't want exposed, use them of what they're exposing.
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  I have seen this technique so often and I remember there was a guy I quoted in the
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  books back in the 90s who was, he was an insider and he was exposing the drug running
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  of Father George Bush, who became president and Bill Clinton, one Republican Clinton Democrat,
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  who became president and was at the time that this was exposed a governor for Arkansas.
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  And this guy exposed the fact that this pair were running drugs, not least through the
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  mean airstrip in Arkansas out of South America. I go into it in detail in the books in the 90s.
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  And so what they did was accuse and charge this whistleblower with running drugs.
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  And that is the classic technique I'm talking about of accusing the exposure of what he or
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  she is exposing. And what is clear is that there is a, there is a, a coordinate, I'm not saying this
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  is a coordinated campaign to discredit me and destroy my work and by destroying my credibility,
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  destroying the credibility of the information that this cult wants discrediting.
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  And this is the level of, he's a rapist, he's a satanist and he eats babies, right? And, and
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  you're probably going to hear a lot more about this as this thing
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  increases and they work ever harder to, to discredit me. But what I, what I've decided to do
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  with all this, and it, you know, it's building is to let them shoot their bullets and their
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  blanks and tell their lies. And then in my time, on my terms, I'm going to respond.
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  It won't be soon, but it's coming. And instead of destroying me, my work, it will destroy them.
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  Because what they need to understand, and I think I have shown it over all these decades,
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  is that I've got balls the size of melons. And I've got a backbone made of steel.
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  And I've got another trait, which is very handy in the circumstances and given what I do,
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  and that is, I don't give a damn what people think of me. What I give a damn about
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  is giving people the choice and the information that allows them the opportunity
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  to free themselves through knowledge of the enslavement that the entire human race is being
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  subjected to overwhelmingly without of their knowledge. And I will go on communicating that
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  information to my dying day. Everything else is detailed. And you know, Jay, it's
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  it's kind of hard to comprehend that there are people who have such hate
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  such evil in their hearts that every day they wake up and their motivation
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  is to seek to destroy someone and their work who's been ahead of the curve for 36 years
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  and taken all the crap and abuse for his trouble. It's something that means
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  that such people care not a jot about what's happening in the world and how people are being
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  are taking the consequences of it, whether it's war, whether it's
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  deprivation, whether it's control, whether it's AI human fusion. So AI becomes the human mind.
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  And that's the end of humanity as we know it. None of this matters to these people.
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  What matters is trying to destroy someone who is exposing it
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  and has exposed it decade after decade. And so it is hard to comprehend
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  the mentality that do does that. But when you think that over the years, you've had people
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  make legal legal representation to a court claiming that they wrote my books
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  50, 50, like half and half. When you think that as a serious author, the thought that they would add
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  comma or full stop to my books is utterly terrifying to me.
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  And that, of course, they never wrote a word, but the level of deceit and lying that it takes to
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  to file a document to court, because thrown out and got nowhere,
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  that claims that just shows the level of deceit to which people are willing to go
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  to lie in relation to me. And, you know, my time is coming on this.
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  And I'm going to take my time. And I'm going to let them fire their machine guns.
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  And they're blanks. Then I'm going to respond. And it won't be me that's destroyed.
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  Unfortunately, it will be them. I think also what's really important to mention
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  is that the people that you say will blindly believe anything they read if it fits their
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  narrative. And it's not just on this, but it's amazing to me or it never ceases to
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  amaze me how people will believe anything if it fits the narrative that they want to keep
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  and ignore stuff that's very credible if it doesn't fit with the narrative that they want to keep.
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  Their lost cause is in a way. Really, aren't they? If you're going to blindly believe something,
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  then what's the difference between believing this guy versus believing that
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  human cause climate change is real because the BBC told you it's the same attitude,
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  isn't it, just in completely different ways? Well, you've hit spot on there because
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  my philosophy all along all the way through this has been. If you are going to believe
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  the bullshit about me, then you're not going to look at my work, are you? I mean, you're lost to
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  my work. So therefore, it's irrelevant to me what you think of me. It absolutely doesn't matter.
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  But if you have intelligence, you will see through it. You will see the reason for it.
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  You will ask things like who benefits from trying to discredit this guy? Who benefits?
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  Well, those he's exposing exactly. So who are these people and who are they connected to?
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  We should be asking as a matter of course and see what the answer comes back.
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  And so yeah, absolutely right. That's the way I've always worked. If you're going to
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  believe the bullshit, then believe it because you lost to my work anyway.
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  Yeah, 100%. I think that's got to be the attitude. You see when, and also I think when people,
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  we love where there's like an innate thing within people that they don't like people saying
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  bad things about them. But I've always been of the attitude, which is probably a reflection of
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  you being my dad of just because someone says something doesn't mean it's true.
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  And if it's not true, why are you letting it bother you?
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  Oh, I know. I know. Some people will claim that I've got nothing in my head
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  at all. And it's like just full of air. But that's very useful. That's very useful.
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  Because what happens is the shite comes in this air ear and goes out that ear and doesn't touch the
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  bloody sides. And that's what irritates these people more than anything. And what I'm doing
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  here is just using these these examples to just say to people, look,
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