May 5, 2019 (#1719)
"Cutting Through the Matrix" with Alan
Watt
(Blurb, i.e. Educational Talk)
Short-Term Memory:
"Because Our Lives are Short and Agendas are
Damning,
Our
Masters Hide Evidence within Long-Term Planning."
© Alan Watt May 5, 2019
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Hi folks, I'm Alan Watt and this is Cutting Through The
Matrix on May 5, 2019. I hope
everyone's getting into the optimism that we have, occasional optimism anyway,
it depends where you are, isn't it, of a coming summer. Hopefully here it won't
be as... fiery, you might say, as it was last year. Perhaps, we'll see. Last Wednesday I had snow here again in the
morning. And it's been pretty cool at night indeed.
But that's the way it goes in this, this little planet that we live on.
It's true, we're born onto this little planet,
aren't we, and we've got a short lifespan. Very short. I always stress this
because it's so true. The longer you live in fact, and the more people you'll
see, even from school, early school, I can remember a girl at school when I was
about seven or eight years old who sat opposite me, or across from me and who
just disappeared one day. It turned out
that she died of I think it was leukemia. And that brings it home to you at an
early age that things can be very, very temporary. And more so as you get older
and you understand death much more easily, I think.
Everyone tries to deny it to an extent, because
otherwise we'd all cave-in and be running for Prozac before we knew it. Because
it's not a natural thing to dwell on death, naturally, all the time. And they
have terms for it in psychiatry and psychology and so on to do with that very
very topic. Because we are definitely… definitely influenced by the system in which we’re born,
naturally. We are in a very materialistic system today, in the phase, it's hard
to… I wouldn't say it was a post, totally post-religious phase, or
post-Christian phase for sure. Because Christianity changed long, long before,
centuries before too. Because money has always been part of the system. And you
need money to survive in the system.
And we really don't know how we'd survive at all,
in the past that is, how could we have survived, unless you lived in a communal
type collectivist type society. Perhaps a long long time ago we certainly did.
We know that even from the different societies they're always digging up across
Europe that the people were, the different groups and ethnic groups were very,
very old indeed, and had lived after ice ages and came back into the same
countries between thaws, then back out again, and back in again. That's what happened. They know this
too. But again, they were more a
collectivist societies, or tribal societies. They call them hunter/gatherers,
but I think they were agricultural too. And they had to have some kind of order
within society for it to function at all.
And that's the same anywhere across the planet.
But once you came into this odd thing called
money, and it is odd, isn't it, really? It's a substitute for wealth. Real
wealth. And real wealth initially was what you needed. Hmph.
It was basics and necessities. Eventually you'll find that the richer
families had simply killed those around them, stolen their properties. And that
technically was wealth. Then once you could transmute that into coinage, for
instance, about 800, it was 800 BCE or so that they actually
came out with actual coins they claim. Before that they used strips of
gold which they would cut off, they'd wind it around their arms, even thousands
of years ago. And before that too they used silver, silver was more common than
gold. But this odd metal became a substitute as I say, for wealth, real wealth.
As I say, real wealth at one time was basically
your necessities, what you had to live on, land, it could grow food, or you
could hunt and things like that. These were basic necessities. But now wealth has become, really, divorced
from necessities. And those who know how to accumulate wealth down through the
ages, I mean, become awfully, awfully, awfully powerful people, or powerful
families for that matter. Today you'll
find the most, very very wealthy people have been given positions to control us
and to have control over us, supposedly philanthropists and inventors or
whatever they also want to call them, although really, they're just big
businessmen in an age of public-private partnerships.
I did the talks years and years ago on the
public-private partnerships that came out of the Trilateral Commission's
findings of how they wanted to change or run the world then. And the CFR branch of
it too said that it was time for these
philanthropists, these suddenly, people you never heard of before who
suddenly became famous using the fame machine, the same machine that creates
stars in music or movies, started to create them as though they were some kind
of genius, you see, and they should
participate in running the world and governing the world.
But they never ever mention the fact, well, how
can you have a democracy when you have people now being basically
self-appointing, or groups like the private organization CFR, private group
telling them to just take their positions of power over us. That's not
democracy. It's not even governance in
the term that you know of it. Perhaps a
new term that you don't know about of course, because is always two ways to
look at everything, especially in today's very deceptive system. But the system
they are bringing us into is supposed to be post-Democratic. And during this period of
time of post-Democratic governance you are definitely being ruled by
organizations and foundations with front groups that are appointed, or self-appointed
to govern us basically, either under the guise of environmentalism...
Well, do you… is there some kind of special party
that calls itself, you know, so that they can vote for? Or are they simply there because they
appointed themselves to be there? Who
appointed them to attach themselves to local councils? Or city councils? Or
state councils or provincial councils and federal councils for that
matter? Did anyone get a vote on that?
No, it didn't happen.
What I'm just simply saying here is, we don't
really participate much at all in the way we're ruled. Because we are ruled. And that's the difference
between democracy and rulership. In rulership you’re simply ruled like monarchy
would rule you. But it's been done so slickly that people have kind of accepted
it. Because no one pointed out to them, wait a minute here, this isn't
democracy. You know?
The Club of Rome of course, a big
big think tank for this organization, who hit upon the idea a long time ago it was part of their job to find a way to unite the planet.
Remember, it's a global system here, for global governance. They said that they had to find a common enemy to unite the
whole world. But like, to save the world, you see. So, they came up with the idea that global warming
and famine and so on, and the like would fit the bill. And that's where the climate change and all that came
out of too. That's also where Agenda 21 came out of. Agenda
21 for the 21st century, with all of its subsections
to be signed and signed and signed throughout this whole century. Carbon taxes, all that, it's all out of the
same agenda, you see.
Well, we didn't get to vote on it. You’re not
going to get to vote on it. And you simply have to
believe it. Well, it's quite amazing to watch religions being destroyed by the
same organizations [Alan chuckles.] that are running us now, as they give you a
new belief system. And it really is
based on belief, isn't it, what you believe. And they're not going to give you
a vote because then a lot of folk won't believe what they're being told. So
therefore, you're not going to get to vote. But don't forget, the Trilateral Commission
was designed to get the big agenda done without people voting on it. They'd work behind the scenes. They'd appoint
leaders to governments across the world. And they've been awfully successful.
They came out with that I think during the Carter
administration, was the first administration to suddenly announce this whole Trilateral
organization to the world. Zbigniew Brzezinski too was a member who helped set
it up so they could get things done behind the scenes without the public even
knowing about it. That's what we're living in today.
So they're bringing in a controlled society. A
scientifically controlled society they claim. But even their sciences and their
claims of things need an awful lot of faith to believe in obviously. So, it's
a religion of course to an extent, for those who follow it. For those
who manage it, they don't believe in it themselves. They know it's an
excuse to bring in a long-awaited scientific humanistic kind of society where
HG Wells mentioned it in Things To Come, where literally the scientific elite would
rule the world on behalf of those who own it basically. It hasn't changed,
the agenda, you see.
And that's just a brief recap because I don't
want to go into it all again. But getting back to money and so on, money has
always been a big, big part of it. And in money, there's nothing you can't do
if you control billions of dollars, for instance, like the think tanks,
there's nothing you cannot do. They
don't get taxed, the foundations. They can invest as well and with the
investments and massive returns they can, then they have of course created
massive armies of demonstrators, of all kinds, who are all on board
with the exact same agenda, climate change, save the planet, environmentalism,
etc., it's all the same agenda, depopulate, bring down the human
species, etc.
And by eliminating industry in, and definitely across Europe and the Americas, they boasted
about it. I think Maurice Strong even boasted about it's too, that they'd have
to, the worst thing that the West had
was massive industry, they'd have to eliminate it. And reduce everyone to a state of poverty,
obviously, eventually that will happen. Because we're still, we haven't adjusted our
system to manage us all in a postindustrial society. We're still getting taxed.
We still have masses of payments for countries debts to the World Bank, etc. So
we've got nothing to make up the difference, really. You
can't all work in computers. We can’t all compete with the whole world working
with computers. It's not meant to last
forever. It's a partial-way measure to something else in the future of course.
I was looking at the, again, I've always kept an
eye on the population figures put out for every country. And for, oh, so many years now they've been
on and on about overpopulation. But the countries in the West are declining. And they're only kept up by a
large immigration. And it's going to
continue of course. And again, lots of migrants come in from large family
nations, and with the taste of more and more wealth they no doubt at all will
eventually go the same way of having fewer members of the family and they'd
prefer to have that extra money, etc. Just like everybody before them has done
in the West. And the population will decline again and again and again.
Japan, there's an article out too, how their
population has really hit an all-time low for births today. They're going to
have to accept more and more migrants to keep their own population up. Mind
you, Japan has a lot of real heavy industry still on the go. Otherwise, they’ll
go the same way as everybody else.
Japan's child population declines - independent.ie / 4 May 2019
So what we're looking at too is a controlled
system of gradual reduction of population. Actually, it's
speeding up quite a bit now. As the
people go the same way of preferring the luxuries of life, and more holidays
abroad or whatever it happens to be that they are into, and not having families
which cost a lot of money. So you're
back to money again. Money is a tremendous control factor. Where people, many
people, even before and after Charles Galton Darwin's book The Next Million Years, money has always been used as a weapon. There
are many ways to try and coerce people not to have children and the lack of
money is an awfully good way to do it. Because children will cost money.
And again, in a system where everyone now must
work, including men and women, you don't get so many families today except very
wealthy families that can have a person at home to look after the children, or
afford a nanny or something like that, then it's even harder for people to have
children as you go down the class system.
And yes, the class system is alive and well. Let's not kid
ourselves. It's definitely still here. [Alan
chuckles.] Alive and well. They don't
talk about it much, but it's there all right.
And in the class system of this modern class system, it's, you can have
a bureaucratic class, and a very large bureaucratic class now. When you look at
how many people today work for governments, directly, and all the agencies that
are indirectly involved and getting paid by government, which is all
taxpayer-funded in other words, it's staggering today. It really is
staggering.
So the taxpayer has to
fund it all. And obviously, if money is
real at all and the way it's supposedly managed and handled, in a state where
we're supposedly all bankrupt, personally and nationally we're bankrupt, and
then [Alan chuckles.] internationally everybody's bankrupt supposedly to the
World Bank, how can they keep just creating money out of nothing? Which is what
it is, isn't it? You can't do it
yourself because you'd get a bill or a final demand, or you're going to the
bankruptcy court if you can't pay your debts.
But nations, strangely enough, with the best, supposedly, brains in the
business working as economists for countries and nations and businesses and so
on at the top, supposedly we can just continue like this forever? Well, we
can't obviously.
If it's real, eventually the piper must be paid.
The only way you can go on like this is if none of it's real at all. Alan Greenspan said about America, the US, he
said they could never go bankrupt now
because they simply print money. To print money today, it's still used,
the term, even though most of it's electronic, so you don't even need that at
all, it's just, it's just punched into computers and that's it.
So, if there's no real accounting of money, how
can they constantly have people [Alan laughing.] who are managing it all for us
and deciding to make it more expensive for us to live, buying basics... Because
that is the agenda now, to go into austerity by upping the prices of food, etc. It's been going on steadily since the last
crash. And it was authorized to do so by
all the governments involved, to start jacking up basic energy costs. Because
that's a big part of it. Anything that's beneficial to personal and national
and collective survival, like health, for instance, and food, [Alan laughing.] is
going to get more and more restrictive and more costly. And again, as they cut
back too on all of the alternatives, that are not even
going to be used as a supplement, really, to produce energy in emergencies like
coal, etc., they're all getting closed down and dismantled. When the time comes,
we're going to be in an awful state.
But we're all supposed to suffer for the good of
the planet, we're told. But it's really, it's the old eugenics system and
scientific management of the true, the true
socialist ideal. As opposed to the one that the people at the bottom think
it's all about, [Alan laughing.], us all being nice to each other. No, no. True
socialism at the top was a scientifically managed society, that’s what it
was supposed to end up being. All the
top capitalists were on board with that way of managing the system. It's easier
to control and manage the public that way as far as they're concerned.
So, we're supposed to go into austerity and at
the same time pay more and more and more for the same vital necessities. That's
what's... The agenda is happening this
way because it's planned that way. And don't think for a second that nations
that can get on board with world wars and so on, very quickly, and gear up towards it very quickly, and be very efficient at it very quickly, couldn't possibly manage a system and keep you all
living in a good standard of living, and a good protein intake, etc., at the
same time, they couldn't do it? Of course they could do it. Of course they can
do it.
The cutbacks are planned that way because you're
suppose to have a big, big population drop by about 2050. According to the
big think tanks that work with the military, the futurist societies that work
for the military and the think tanks, in 2050. They don't say why it's suddenly going to drop, but
they say it's going to suddenly going
to drop. So, I guess that'll be when the price of butter goes up to about $50 a
pound or something, as it doubled just recently here pretty
well in Canada, to about six bucks I think it is, or just over six
dollars.
So that's what you’re living in, folks. We're
living in a planned system, a planned takedown of all the things that were
beneficial to a healthy society. Which also obviously leads towards population
growth. If people get married and have children for instance. Or even if they
don't get married and women decide to have children. And they're able to afford
it. Then you know, that's detrimental to their agenda for depopulation,
step-by-step. So you simply make energy,
which is awfully vital for a healthy society, make it hard, and more expensive,
so folk can't heat themselves properly. When you can't do that houses get moldy
and very unhealthy live in, you get pneumonia and people die. Especially the
young and the old to start with. You add malnutrition along the way and it will happen all the faster.
And when you look at all the supposedly
well-funded greeny organizations out there that are all part of this
make-believe system of experts going to help save the planet, because that's
what it is, it's a make-believe system here. Because you have
to really want to believe in it to believe they could do that at all.
They're all well-funded, well organized, etc. And how dare anybody train
youngsters to be revolutionaries to bring down the population of the
planet! Do you get a vote on that in
this supposed democratic system? Well, you don't, do you.
We live in a world that's hostile. The elements
are hostile too, nature. The first thing we do in any civilization is try and
get a shelter to stay in. And if you can at least keep the rain off you long
enough you might live longer. If you can't keep it off, you aren't going to
live terribly long. You need to heat yourself in cold climates. You need a lot
of good fuel to make this happen. And it's got to be cheap enough to make, so
you can afford it. If you're going to keep money on the go that is.
Don't forget, you have societies where you
wouldn't really need money, you could issue
credits by the state, like Bertrand Russell said they would eventually, electronic ones and they could withhold them
if you're bad, or they could simply cut off your payments and so on.
Some of us are already going through that kind of problem right now. You're not living in a democracy. You're not
living in a system of even moderate free speech. It's not moderate anymore. If
you say anything at all that can explain what's happening to the people, they
will be attacked. And you don't have to have any hate involved in it. You
simply have to state the facts and you will be
attacked. That's just... accept, that's how it is.
We're in a new chapter as I’ve said before of the
control system. And it won’t be pleasant down the road as it becomes more and
more oppressive, more dictatorial... And as they force more and more people to
buckle under. Or, you're going to starve to death. You are. They will use all these techniques. Don't think you're in some kind of advanced
civilized system here. All the signs around you are of just the opposite. All these techniques have been used before in
the worst tyrannical systems that we've ever seen on the planet. And that's just a fact.
But again, it was planned long ago. And Bertrand
Russell said that, that the state would issue credits eventually. Now, you
don't have to get it right from the government, they can use private
organizations to do it, right? And they'll be accessing your bank accounts and
everything else, and then you'll, eventually, won't
be able to save them up, you've got to use them up every month, that's
what Russell said. So you'd all, at the bottom you'd all be equal, at the
bottom level, you know. Your elite
couldn't be as equal as you, naturally. As Orwell said, some are more equal than others in such utopias. Yeah, they
can freeze you out altogether if you haven't, if you've been socially
undesirable in your comments or your behavior or anything like that. Used as a
form of punishment. Well, you're seeing that happening in the world today. It's going to get worse.
So, I think it's time, I really do think it's
time that we should just toss this idea of democracy out the window. Because
we're not in one. We're not in a democracy.
And governments are not listening to the general public at all on
anything. Because the governments are on board with big international
corporations, as Carol Quigley said they would be. Because the CEOs of the corporations are a part of the
new governing system. They have been for a long time. Carol Quigley
said, he says, the new CEOs of this new
feudal system are the CEOs of international corporations. That's who
governments listen to. That's what politicians listen to. Because who gives
them money to run for their elections?
And believe you me, when corporations give you money, it's not because
they like your haircut or something. It's because they expect, they expect little
favors to be, that they'll ask down the road, to be complied with and
reciprocated, right, further donations. That's how it works. That's how it works.
Now, this week I was going to talk about a whole
bunch of things, kind of tentatively, because there really is not much news at
all. In fact, if you look at the news today it's like Groundhog Day again, from
20, 30 years ago, it's just the same news of the same wars, you know, same
topics. And anything that really matters, what really is missing is what you
used to get when you had at least some kind of show of democracy, where
governments would have to insert in the newspapers, and the newspapers would
have to comply, and show the public at least what the governments were working
on, different bills and so on. That way the public could get involved and have their say before anything was passed or
done. And they might even just reject the bill eventually. Well, you don't get
that now, if you've noticed. You don't get told about bills until they are passed, you didn't even know that
they were getting passed [Alan chuckles.] or who drafted them up or anything. And
sometimes it's not even your own countries that draft them up. So, you're in
the oddball system here, and they'll still go through the same motions of vote
for this person or that person, who says the expected slogans, and repeats
them, of whatever party they happen to belong to. It's that obvious today, isn't it?
But in reality,
we're being managed with, in a system where they're not happy policing
simply speech. Now, I understand too that all this would come down, I knew it
20 odd, 30 years ago. [Alan chuckles.] Because I can remember 30 years ago when they
said, before you were given the Internet to the public, that the system would
be given eventually, a system would be given to the public where mass communication across
the planet would be very easy. And they'd have to gear up for information warfare because
there'd be so many different countries all vying for power over other countries
by using this particular new system. But they also
mentioned about it might be hard to keep
control over the public with this ability to communicate their ideas,
information to each other. That was a scary thing to those in power.
Naturally, it always has been. That's
why they generally give you the topics to parrot on about. Even if they're not
true, or even if they're just trivia, it doesn't matter, as
long as they've got you parroting about some other distraction.
But you've got to admit today too, you have a society and you can't tell who is who on the Internet with
all their different chat rooms. I did
talks, again, years ago about this, from their own, again, from published
documentation on the studies. They found that you had all these different,
called, sock puppet bots and so on, all chatting, literally computers
pretending they're people chatting to you, all set up by intelligence agencies,
to have you all fighting with each other. And then you've got thousands and
thousands of people paid to do the same thing online live, just to disrupt everything and to get everybody going
at it.
A tremendous power when you think about it, when
you can get everybody talking about the same things, or giving them the right
things to argue about, all at the same time, across the world. And what you're
doing, you're not creating a logical system, a system based on logic, or
logical argument. You're giving them nothing but emotive content. And immediately if you get emotive content
you get them arguing. And when they get
arguing, and people today aren't polite about it. They do it so often, and it's almost like a
dreamlike state they're in, and I really think they are in a dreamlike state to
be honest with you, stuck in their little rooms or whatever they're stuck in,
yelling at each other and texting each other. And it's all abuse, abuse, abuse.
And the main topics are topics they've been given to argue about. Isn't
that amazing, to watch it happening. It really is amazing.
A few years ago I put up an article, it was from MIT and it was a professor there who was, who literally
stated that they were going to put out false histories. Then they would have the students work on
these, disseminating these false histories in a test. And obviously they've got
real time tap in to all the chatter on the Internet by, by whatever government
agencies to get the permission to access it all. But then they could actually see how great, how quickly this chatter was picked
up and repeated by everybody else. The
way they could devise a false history, they could get everybody fighting
everybody else.
Do you realize we're living in one of the biggest
laboratories that's ever been created? And most folk don't even know it! Because we
just adapt into it so easily. Especially when they're younger, it's always been
there for them and to them it's all quite natural. It's only natural system
they know. And it's not natural at all.
You see what I'm saying? And you find older folk too going right into it
thinking, oh, until they forget what the past was like. And they forget what's
caution is like. And they forget how nasty, really nasty
childhood behavior can really be, as they start to all repeat childhood
behavior by abusing each other like crazy. Isn't it amazing? Now, all this is well known by those who are
studying us all the time. But as I say, there's lots of agencies out there,
deliberately pursuing this very path of causing the problems.
Years ago I said, I didn't trust politics. I naturally had come to the
conclusion, long before I'd read anything about other people who had
come to the same conclusions. Like I
mentioned before, the Durant’s for instance, Will Durant, he eventually came to
the conclusion after following communism and all the rest of it, he said that people who go into politics want power, and
people who want power can never be trusted, and so you could never have peace.
So he gave up pretty well towards the end of his life.
But he wasn't the only one who had done that. You
find that George Orwell gave you the same ideas in Animal Farm. But he also gave you in 1984 the system of total control were even your hopes of a helping
hand were fake, to get you out of a hell-y system of oppression, because 1984 had lots of elements of the Soviet
system at that time with its mock trials, etc. where everyone would confess
about everything you were told to confess about, you do it. And if you're
tortured enough you will, just to get to the end of
the torture of course you will. But he
also showed you they'd give you fake systems of, here's the truth, here's the
truth, come here and get the truth. And Winston, the character in 1984 really thinks that he's being
brought into an inner, and inner revolutionary group who are going to overthrow
big brother in this totalitarian tyrannical system. And he was being set up by the very system
that already ruled.
I gave talks on that too, how you
can't trust anything out there. Because there's nothing new under the sun and
organizations have always put out fronts to draw people out, to use them often,
and at the very least, just to point them out, see, we told you, we told you these crazies are out there. That's
always happened. That will always happen.
Because 1984 is, was a
textbook on how it's done in a sense. And 1984
was about a system where all hope is pretty well gone,
and here's a glimmer of light and you think, wow, I'll grab a hold of that. And
so you do. And again, sure enough, it was false, you're being led into a
trap… to suck you out, you see.
Whenever you get emotional about something, or
angry, you'd better stop and ask, who's caused
you to be emotionally angry about something?
And why? Because
if you’re point of even existing in, say, a political type system is to run
things logically and practically, then you can't allow emotion to come in. When
emotion starts to reign supreme you have civil wars. And someone's playing you all. Then you have the revolutions, that have been
hell in the past for most people.
And they’re never being honest either, you know. When any materialistic atheistic type system comes in, or even humanistic, which is a religion
in itself actually, system that comes in, they are always ruthless. They’re
practical in their way, they won't sit and listen to you plead for your
life. And they won't listen to you plead
to have better care or whatever it is in the dungeon you're thrown into. And they'll think nothing of torture either.
Because torture for sadists is even more addictive as they go on through it,
you see. And people who crave power are often very... very often sadistic as well.
They're sadists.
What I'm getting at is, you'd better all be
awfully careful, very careful of what's presented to you as facts. When you
look at the writings that are put out by communists, for instance, the early
communists, when they created the Young Communist leagues across the old Soviet
Union, they had textbooks for those who manage them all. On using the youth to
demand the very things that the leaders of the parties wanted them to demand. It's easy to get children, youngsters to
demand things by showing them a partial story. A partial story. Because you see, when you're young you see
things in black and white. You don't see the gray areas and it's in the
gray areas you have all the big deceptions on the go. So it's easy to get them
into an emotional aggressive fury against the older folk, or something, or
whatever it happens to be, whatever target they are given to target. On behalf
of those at the top that want to use them all for those purposes.
When you're being used like that… I would never
join, I said that, I would never join anything. Because I'm telling you, the amount of
manipulation over groups of people...
Bernays talked about it, right. Edward Bernays, he said in his manual, really,
for marketing and using groups and so on... Don't forget, he literally was an
advisor and a manipulator that worked on behalf of about four or five different
presidents. Even how to get a country
into a war, World War I. He and a few other ones were given the task, how to
persuade American public to be all for the war, to get them on board before
they get in. And they hired the biggest marketing company that existed at the
time in New York City and they came out with it and persuaded America to go
into the war in 1917. And afterwards they were so bold and brazen about it, he
wrote a book about how they'd managed it.
[Alan laughing.] It's quite
fascinating.
But he said too in his book about Propaganda and so on, he said that for
marketers, don't create a group, unless you really have to, if it doesn't exist.
He says, you go into different cities
and look at all, get a phone book, at that time it was all phone books.
He said, look up organizations. Right, you got your church organizations, you
could have education organizers and teachers’ associations. And you go to the
head of each one, and religious and so on, and go to heads of them and get them on board with you. Meaning,
you'll come to natural agreements, and it could be financial, you see. [Alan chuckles.]
Because they have their flocks and their
followers, and if they can get them all to follow, you see, then you've saved
all that money and persuasive footwear and all the rest of it going padding
around house to house. Use existing organizations no matter what it’s there for.
You'll go to and get the religious organizations behind you, even though what
you want them to do is not religious in nature. You see, they're organizations,
they have many members, and if they can persuade them to follow along, this is
a good thing for them, well, he says, you've done it, you see. Quite easy,
isn't it?
Well, education is, you know is a great tool for
those who already rule the world. Because there's more propaganda and
indoctrination going on there to create the future revolutionaries, and those
who will demand this and demand that, on behalf of the very very old and
wealthy folk who really are the bosses, which they don't even know [Alan
chuckles.] exist! [Alan laughing.] But that's a lot of power, and they shouldn't
be in schools as far as I'm concerned. I
don't know about you, it's just my opinion. Everybody's allowed their opinion,
and you've got to allow that too. Because if you're being intolerant to all
opinions, then eventually someone will be intolerant towards you. Obviously.
So anyway, we live in a completely different
system, as I say, than the one you're brainwashed into believing exists. But if
you can really try and keep apart from the stories you're reading or whatever
it happens to be, and always ask who benefits from this? who's behind it? Do a
little bit of digging, you'll be surprised how quickly you can come up with the
funders of organizations. You can even look at some of the top speakers who
might, if you really are, you know, if you've got a good mind that won't get
board that easily, you can actually find out who's giving talks to different
organizations, that you'd never even imagine they'd be involved in. It gives
you an idea of what, who runs the agenda. It's the same global agenda, it
generally is actually, and you find out who benefits,
etc. etc. But if you follow careers of
the leaders of NGO groups, you'll see they're life long, they've got pension
plans and retirement plans and the whole bit. They're awfully well-managed,
well-trained, well-paid.
So I've been prattling on here and I didn't even
mean to go into this tonight. As I say,
the news, there's a dearth of news out there. There really is. As we go into this new chapter
you're not supposed to be told what really is happening to you. And you get
lots of little nicey-nicey stories that you never remember the next day because
they're irrelevant to the world, lots of nice photographs of pets and things
and rescued animals and stuff like that. But again, it won't make any
difference to the world. This is a substitute for what used to be news.
But what you are hearing occasionally, from some
media and newspapers across the planet, what you will hear, you'll even get the
full speeches of the radical, the newly, the long trained from youth, picked
from youth, the trained future leaders of the world, giving their far far, I would call them, tyrannical speeches on the world
they want to bring in. And it's exactly from the same agenda from 1950s, 1960s,
1970s to the present time, it hasn't veered off it at all. The world will be
brought down into austerity. I gave the talks on it
years ago. And believe you me, they're
going to do it. They never ever change their agenda. Never ever do. And they needed an enemy to unite the planet,
well, man's the enemy of the planet, therefore, you're united against yourselves,
[Alan laughing.] and you're going to pay for it dearly, you see. Quite
something.
A lot of prattling I'm doing here but I say,
there's no news at all, really, out there to give the people. You will see too
the massive changes as I say, not just in family units, we've seen it over for
a long, long period of time. Even when I was small too, I think the family was
becoming more and more dysfunctional. It had done it long before I was born,
even after World War I they said it was going down hill. And then World War II
came along and with, again with this strangest bizarreness, very schizophrenic
reality for people of military fighting age at that time, World War II. Because they had all the movies getting turned
out, like a machine churning them out, propaganda machines aimed at them about
the happy dancing things they could do, they're all in uniform in all these war
movies, propaganda movies.
And all from America, shown across especially
Britain. And that literally, I think that changed the minds of everybody who
saw them. Especially the young girls because they thought that they deserved
what they saw in the American movies, you know, money, good money. Complete fiction and fantasy, they thought
every American lived in a big mansion. They really thought that, most of them,
from the movies that were getting churned out.
And everybody had a car. Everybody had a phone. Which is true, they had phones.
Most folk in Britain even much, much later than
that, that I knew of when I was growing up, didn't have phones either, it was
too expensive. Most folk that I knew didn't have cars either. So, you can see
how attractive it was to see these movies with this display of wealth. Of
course they didn't know the reality of it. They didn't know too a lot of the
working people across America were living in much the same conditions as they
were, you know. The only differences
they might technically own their house, but about the same size houses too than
the Council houses they were renting in Britain, you know. So really, there wasn't much difference that
way.
So what I'm saying is, we
get our thoughts given to us mainly through fiction. For
those who have never figured that out. Even though I say it so many times,
people keep forgetting. Why do you think, just do a survey on the old movies
from, say, well, right up and through, 1930s right through to the 1970s, say.
The time when the stars were getting incredible amounts of money thrown at
them. And look at the stars, the scripts they churned out. They even made
movies like John Wayne admitted to, some of the movies, many of the movies he
was in took three days to shoot. They sort of made them up as you went along
basically. And John Wayne was literally the same character in every movie, he
was the same personality in every movie. And lots of folk were like that, you
see. It didn't matter.
But they were given so much money because fiction
is a great tool to use for the public to be on your side when there's wars
coming up, things like that. You see? Or it's distractions too away from the
reality or the misery that perhaps you’re really living in. So fiction will
always be used as a great pacifier, a great manager you might say, of our free
time for sure. And to give us the thoughts they say that we should be thinking
about. Or giving you lots of thoughts that don't matter, to power, because it
just distracts you from doing anything constructive perhaps that power wouldn't
like. A tremendous tool. Tremendous tool. But most of your ideas you get from
fiction, as I say.
But you've seen the family unit being destroyed.
You seen different kinds of families being created. But even with all of this with today's
society, all groups and all types of people are having awful problems with relationships.
It doesn't matter what they are basically, or how they're constructed, it
doesn't matter. Because today's life is so artificial, isn't it? From what went before in the past, it's really so artificial.
And what would you even do for a living is often so artificial as well.
And you can imagine too when you go into the futurist societies, and I've done
talks for years too, many years, on projections of how it's going to be in the
future, right down to it's not just trans-humanism, it was right down to
creating specific types of humans for specific jobs.
They have literally official scientific books out
there from big science foundations where scientists discussed genetic
manipulation, beyond Brave New World
and simply getting created basically artificially and so on, way beyond that,
into a world where if you need so many people to go under the sea to do
undersea welding on oil sea rigs and things like that, then we can create these
people to withstand incredible pressures, and even have gills if necessary.
This is what they say they think they could do. You understand, with unlimited
financing there’s really hardly anything you can't
do. Really. And that's what research and
development is all about, that's where most of the money for war goes to is
research and development. So you've always got to have perpetual states of war.
The Cold War was the greatest, greatest boon that
they'd ever had for R&D research, research and development for missiles and
things they'd never use. Because most of the money was going into the
satellites that they’d eventually use for surveilling everybody, that was the
real purpose of it and they knew that at the beginning [Alan chuckles.] that's
where it was all going to go eventually, the totally controlled, monitored
society.
And so you get it through, again, fiction and so
on. By the way, not only John Wayne, as a person I'm sure he was a nice nice guy. But what I'm saying is, look at all these famous
actors or actresses. Many of them as I
say, were the same characters every movie they were in. Because they were not character actors. They
could adapt to different roles. Most of them, that is.
Now, I'll just give you a few articles here to
look up too if you want to, that kind of gives you a little bit of food for
thought. As I say, this week it's not in depth or new in any way, it's just
stating the obvious. There's just nothing to really prattle on about this week,
as far as news goes. I can certainly give lots of talks on a lecture kind of
form on different things, but I've been awfully busy this week myself doing
things that are awfully, awfully important. Because I myself am getting
problems from different sources today.
As a say, we're in a very intolerant system. And unfortunately, it's
going to be much more intolerant as time goes on. And they only want certain of
their own people, I'd say, giving you any information whatsoever from
authorized, the authorized sources, from themselves. Which means 99% of the
real information is going to, you'll never hear it in the first place, it's
never going to happen. That is the new
system we're in now. Under the guise it's all for peace. From the very sources
of those who create no peace. [Alan chuckles.]
It’s quite something.
But I'll put up an article too about...
Ireland Big Tech and Privacy
politico.eu / 24 April 2019
(Alan: It says…) . . . carry the hopes of hundreds of millions of people around the world — including in the United States — to rein in abuses by big tech companies.
(A: Well, that’s a joke because
that’s never going to happen. The big
tech companies are part of the big oligarchical system that rule us basically,
and they’re completely interlaced with all the top spy agencies, as we
know. And spy agencies have lots of
legitimate big corporations out there, they always have had, that make real
things that you’ll buy. Because it’s all
to do with control, isn’t it? Anyway, it
says…)
Almost a year later, it’s apparent that the new rules have a significant loophole: The designated lead regulator — the tiny nation of Ireland — has yet to bring an enforcement action against a big tech firm.
That’s not entirely surprising. Despite its vows to beef up its threadbare regulatory apparatus, Ireland has a long history of catering to the very companies it is supposed to oversee, having wooed top Silicon Valley firms to the Emerald Isle with promises of low taxes, open access to top officials, and help securing funds to build glittering new headquarters.
Now, data privacy experts and regulators in other countries are questioning Ireland’s commitment to policing imminent privacy concerns like Facebook’s reintroduction of facial recognition software and data-sharing with its recently purchased subsidiary WhatsApp, and Google’s sharing of information across its burgeoning number of platforms.
This is from Politico, this article here. I'll
put this article up for you to read in its entirety. It's interesting, don't think it's just
Ireland. Ireland was encouraged by the EU central bank to borrow, borrow,
borrow and do well, etc., and to bring in these big companies that would pay
off the debts. Well, they're bankrupt now in Ireland. Because [Alan chuckles.] Again, you can look up, it might be on my
site too, but you can look up the talks that they had with the central bank
head, the central bank of the European Union, that is, they have a big central
bank for that who dictates to them because they are in so much debt now. M-hm.
Kkhhhhhk. Money is the biggest power out there. Really. It really is. As I say, they can
force you to not have children. They can force the negative population
reduction techniques to be forced upon people, or women who can't afford
children. And having children at school is phenomenally expensive now. It isn't
just little notepads you're buying them nowadays, is it? They want the electronic ones and they want
the latest. And the school's constantly telling them they'll need more and
more, the better ones, the better ones, or they'll be left behind. M-hm.
Anyway, as I say, Ireland definitely
is being hammered, and the money will keep them under the boot, the
jackboot you might say, for a long time. Maybe forever.
Japan's child population declines for 38th year in a row - now at a record low - independent.ie / 4 May 2019
I'll put that one up, I mentioned it earlier. And also, I’ll put up…
Britain… Again, Britain, there's
nothing happening in Britain that wasn't foreseen by those who manage Britain.
They've got the mass knifings going on all over the place. They have a lawless
system of gangs on motorbikes going around, literally, they call them scooters
or mopeds, robbing. And they have been
for years. Now the schools are putting in knife arches…
Schools forced to install knife arches at the gates as stabbing epidemic grips Wild West Britain - thesun.co.uk / 29 April 2019
...that's the title of the article. An outsider looking into the country will,
you know, I'm sure it's the same everywhere, you could give the same story
about any country... and you'd terrify the folk to go there. But the fact is,
Britain does have traveler warning guides out there for travelers that want to
come in for holidays into London and different cities because it's so bad now.
I mean, it's a lawless system. Believe you me, it could have been prevented
altogether. It could be dealt with much more severely, if it's even attempted,
but it hasn't happened. So there's other purposes happening behind it for, to
make this all happen. Something else will come out of all of this. Nevermind
just the restrictions on everybody, obviously, like stopping you with searches
in the streets and so on in Britain.
But yeah, there's big big arches they have to
walk through to try and detect any. Which,
it's the same things that they've had in the schools in the States for many
years in fact. But Britain used to pride itself that it didn't have all these
problems. Well, Britain…. Hhhhhhhh. I don't see Britain as what most folk think
it is. I don't see any country with, in
the image that it's presented to the people. Because what
you're presented with is just to keep you rather naïve. [Alan chuckles.] And it's often a very different system at
work altogether.
It's no different than looking at intelligence
services and what they work on. You'll never get to the bottom of it. You'll
never figure it out. You might think you've reasoned why they did this to that,
to this to that, to this to that, but you'll never figure it out. I'm not
kidding you. It's meant to be almost
schizophrenic the way that they design their big escapades and their schemes
and their wargames and so on. You'll never really figure it out. Anymore than you’ll really figure out why those who really,
really do rule Britain allowed it to get to this stage. There'll be some other,
there's always always other things behind it and things that you get out of it,
that you'd never... All you'll see is, that's terrible, and you get emotional
about it. But again, you're back into emotion, and you've lost the game as
soon as you get emotionally involved. That's how it is.
And also…
How to spy on Google and Facebook's spying: Free online tool lets you check how tech firms track users' battery levels, WiFi strength and location - dailymail.co.uk / 29 April 2019
That was in the Daily Mail Online of how it
happens and so on. One other article too, and it's from a listener and it was
from 2012. It says...
How Target Figured Out A Teen Girl Was Pregnant Before Her Father Did
forbes.com / 16 Feb 2012
Every time you go shopping, you share intimate details about your consumption patterns with retailers. And many of those retailers are studying those details to figure out what you like, what you need, and which coupons are most likely to make you happy.
(A: You have no idea how
completely you're understood, if you go cashless altogether and use their cards
for everything.)
Target, for example, has figured out how to data-mine its way into your womb, to figure out whether you have a baby on the way long before you need to start buying diapers.
(A: It gives you an example…)
Charles Duhigg outlines in the New York Times how Target tries to hook parents-to-be at that crucial moment before they turn into rampant -- and loyal -- buyers of all things pastel, plastic, and miniature. He talked to Target statistician Andrew Pole -- before Target freaked out and cut off all communications -- about the clues to a customer's impending bundle of joy. Target assigns every customer a Guest ID number, tied to their credit card, name, or email address that becomes a bucket that stores a history of everything they've bought and any demographic information Target has collected from them or bought from other sources. Using that, Pole looked at historical buying data for all the ladies who had signed up for Target baby registries in the past. From the NYT:
(A: And they give you what
happened, about buying lotion and so on.)
"[Pole] ran test after test, analyzing the data, and before long some useful patterns emerged. Lotions, for example. Lots of people buy lotion, but one of Pole’s colleagues noticed that women on the baby registry were buying larger quantities of unscented lotion around the beginning of their second trimester.
(A: ...all this stuff about you, you see. Then you start buying things like...)
Another analyst noted that sometime in the first 20 weeks, pregnant women loaded up on supplements like calcium, magnesium and zinc."
(A: ...etc,
etc.)
"As Pole’s computers crawled through the data, he was able to identify about 25 products that, when analyzed together, allowed him to assign each shopper a “pregnancy prediction” score. More important, he could also estimate her due date to within a small window, so Target could send coupons timed to very specific stages of her pregnancy.
One Target employee I spoke to provided a hypothetical example. Take a fictional Target shopper named Jenny Ward, who is 23, lives in Atlanta and in March bought cocoa-butter lotion, a purse large enough to double as a diaper bag, zinc and magnesium supplements and a bright blue rug. There’s, say, an 87 percent chance that she’s pregnant and that her delivery date is sometime in late August."
(A: M-hm. Now, they also have some real articles too,
complaints that Target had sent coupons out and so on to these people, right,
that it thinks is maybe getting pregnant, or are pregnant. But one was from a
father and it says…)
“My daughter got this in the mail!” he said. “She’s still in high school, and you’re sending her coupons for baby clothes and cribs? Are you trying to encourage her to get pregnant?”
The manager didn’t have any idea what the man was talking about. He looked at the mailer. Sure enough, it was addressed to the man’s daughter and contained advertisements for maternity clothing, nursery furniture and pictures of smiling infants. The manager apologized and then called a few days later to apologize again.
“On the phone, though, the father was somewhat abashed. “I had a talk with my daughter,” he said. “It turns out there’s been some activities in my house I haven’t been completely aware of. She’s due in August. I owe you an apology.”
So you understand, you're in a system where
you've fallen into all the, they call them, mousetraps, by, here's coupons that are free, here's this
blah blah blah, here's that. You take this customer card for all different stores and they know all your data and so on, this
preference, and you get little discounts.
Little mousetraps they call them, as I say, from the banking industry. And
you've given up all your freedoms to privacy and they know everything about
you. Pretty well everything.
And not only that, there's article's out, stacks
of articles about now insurance companies have access to all this data, what
you eat, if you love candies and chocolates, etc., if you're getting a bit
obese, blah blah blah blah blah. Because the system we’re living in today is,
first they were going to come down on smokers by the way and cut back on
treatments for any problems that smoking, they say, it's caused. Then they want to follow it with obese
people. You starting to get the picture about everything, folks?
You're being trained like a herd by the big
farmers who now claim that they own you. They certainly own all your data. And
you give it all up willingly. Aldous
Huxley said it in his talks at Berkeley and other places too and his books and
his interviews on television. He said, the
people really will come to love their servitude. It's kind of like the
Bible where Judah says, my yoke is light. Well, you don't see it as being a heavy
burden, giving all this data away. You won't see it right away. You won't see it right away. But you're
dealing with a system where you technically are owned [Alan chuckles.] when you
give all your data and your freedoms away.
Hm? Perhaps legally too. So,
think about it.
Then there's DARPA, the big organization that defense
uses. DARPA, Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency. They're always putting
out little articles about how this little chip helped a quadriplegic and so on,
it might help. Because they're really in the business of helping quadriplegics,
that's what they're there for, right?
Yeah? Right? There's your big Defense Advanced Research Projects
for the military-industrial complex, hm, the guys who gave you under ARPA,
before they added the D to it, they were the ones who ran the computer systems
and developed them all for the Cold War, hm, before they give it to you, to
monitor you. Anyway, this says…
This DARPA-Developed Brain Implant Can Help Recover Your Memories
popularmechanics.com / 7 April 2018
Can a neural implant help you recover your memory?
(A: Oh, hmph, I’ve always knew they were the most altruistic system/service out there really, aren't they?)
In a small trial on 15 patients at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, "prosthetic memory" implant helped patients improve short-term memory by an average of 35 percent . . .
So there’s your PR article. That's the toughest
that they put out, right. But then you
go into this one here…
DARPA Wants Brain Implants That Record From 1 Million Neurons - spectrum.ieee.org / 10 July 2017
They want to...
DARPA Wants to Jolt the Nervous System with Electricity, Lasers, Sound Waves, and Magnets - spectrum.ieee.org / 6 Oct 2015
Hm. And
the big big headline at the top of the page is actually...
DARPA Wants Brain Interfaces for Able-Bodied Warfighters
spectrum.ieee.org / 10 Sept 2018
(A: [Alan laughing.] So, there's
the real purpose of it, nevermind... [Alan laughing.] And yes, they'll experiment with anybody else
they can get for free. But it's for
able-bodied war fighters.)
The N3 program will create no-surgery-required neurotech that the general public may also find useful
(A: Isn't that interesting, YOU
might find it useful. It says…)
Until now, the neuroscience programs at DARPA, the mad-science wing of the Department of Defense, have focused on technologies for warfighters who have returned home with disabilities of the body or brain. For example, programs have funded research on prosthetic limbs that are wired into the nervous system and brain implants that could treat post-traumatic stress disorder.
But the way the military fights wars is changing, and so must DARPA’s priorities. At a conference last week to celebrate DARPA’s 60th anniversary, officials described the next frontier of neuroscience research: technologies for able-bodied soldiers that give them super abilities.
“Warfighters need new ways to interface and interoperate with machines,” says Al Emondi, manager of DARPA’s newest neurotech program. “But most of the technologies developed up to this point require surgery. What got us here won’t take us there.”
(A: So they've got a new system
where they won't need surgery. They've got…)
The Next-Generation Nonsurgical Neurotechnology (N3) program will fund research on tech that can transmit high-fidelity signals between the brain and some external machine without requiring that the user be cut open for rewiring or implantation. The program was announced in March (A: ...odd name. Come on, it must be a made-up name, surely. Emondi. E, it's like for the electronic world, E-mondi. But anyway, if there isn't, who cares?) and Emondi is currently picking researchers who will be funded under the program. He tells IEEE Spectrum to expect an announcement in early 2019.
(A: So it’s, should be any time
now.)
They've had helmets before and things like that.
But of course, they have ways now to even go much, much further away from the
people or the object of the target, to basically interfere with your
brain. [Alan laughing.]
And getting back to how cruel the world really
is... And it is cruel. It's a cruel
world. And we've got to remember that.
We live in, to an extent, a naïve reality we've been indoctrinated with by
those who control us all. And hhhh, it's sad because if you understood the real world you would be far more perhaps suspicious, definitely
more watchful, of the powers that are around you and over you. And you’d have
more say, perhaps, or you'd make time to say more about things that are
happening, if you really…
You understand, this is like Christianity.
Christianity was attacked a long time ago.
It's still being attacked, naturally. Even the United Nations
admits it. Which is rather, you know, again [Alan chuckles.] it's rather
strange that they even bother to admit it. But Christianity was different
before. Of course it was different. And forget all these movies, you see. There are no movies of Christians 200 or 300
years ago, we don't have movies about them, at the time, for instance, that
they were made. But the fact is, even before then, Christianity had a
recognition that the world was a pretty evil place. They called it 'the fall'...because of, it
doesn't matter what the fall was, the fall was the fall nature of humans, the
nature that causes, or allows the powerful hungry evil people of the planet to
cause wars and slaughtering and starvation's and things like that. And you
forget that it happens over and over again.
Well, you're being taught now to be naïve. And
Christianity today is for children. Even the songs they put out for Christians
today are literally the kind of songs that they'd sing at one time in Sunday school for children. Because adults were taught the harsh
realities of history and the world that we live in. And they were taught the
nasty realities of the humans who want power over people. That was
essential. And it made you aware of the
other side that rules everything and causes the misery both in a personal
situation or a collective situation.
In other words, a more mature people that weren't
shocked by it. They would act on it or they'd try to head it off at the pass
before it happened, that type of thing.
But they definitely lived a different type of
Christian life, for those who don't really realize that. I'm not talking about big landowners that
made everybody miserable and live like peasants. That did happen in some
countries, but not in all the countries. Most of the folk were rather poor
themselves and they didn't want, they also had an idea of what money was and what
power was from money. So, they did try to have just enough to get by. But they
even taught their children not to love money, and not to use it to exploit
other people. That was all washed away
by steady, steady erosion by the humanists and the atheists and so on. Until
you end up today where you're worshiping people that are billionaires. So much
so you allow them to rule over you without being elected, in different parts of
the system, and the world. So you should
always think about it and try to remember how it all happens around you…
…and how the nasty things happen to your
supposedly almost sterile world, sterile existence… At one time we all looked after family
members who died in our homes. And
you'd take care of them, through all the terrible things that happen to the
body before they die. And children would grow up knowing. And so they had, they
realized how valuable human life was, how each other, how we are to each other
and what is really valuable. That was un.... That's all gone today. Hospitals deal with
all these things. Then undertakers deal with the rest of it. And the last
you'll see of any member is perhaps at a funeral service and that's it. It's
all rather unreal to children growing up. Which before they were present in the
homes where it was happening.
That was an essential part, dying is an essential
part of understanding what life is, and living, living the life. But it
certainly made people more compassionate. And more forgiving towards other
people for things. Do you understand how
easy it is to strip you of your defenses for survival? Or even if it's a decent society? It's all one in the same thing.
I could go on to, [Alan chuckles.] just to finish off, if I can even squeeze them
in, to do with again, your own nations. One article I'll just touch on it...
Nearly 50,000 animals have been killed in seven years (A: ...in seven years, 50,000...) at Ministry of Defence's top secret Porton Down research base by being shot, blown up, gassed or poisoned - dailymail.co.uk / 28 April 2019
They say its research is used to protect Armed
Forces personnel overseas. I know they
use it for special forces, at least they used to. You'd go in and they'd shoot
at sheep for instance to wound them or to kill them and then they'd have to go
in and patch them up, things like that. That's the way it is, folks. But Porton
Down is a, it's a, well, they've got biowarfare facilities there and everything
too.
You've got to think of these things. Don't
turn your mind away from it because it's unpleasant. If you don't
understand the horrific things that run the world or are in the world, and it
isn't just one nation that's got them, they've all got them, these facilities,
then you couldn't make the world a better place if you decided to be ignorant
of it all. It's not going to happen.
Forget all this, don't look at the
negative. That's not negative. It's horrible. It's a horror
thing. And you must look at it. It's the only way change can ever happen. Another article too…
The past Porton Down can't hide - theguardian.com / 6 May 2004
They talk about nerve gas tests, etc. How they
use them on young airmen, volunteers, etc. But every country did that. Canada
did the same thing too. They had articles back in the 80s about Canadians, the
last of them, who were sprayed overhead by aerial spraying on battlefields,
like the practice battlefields inside Canada and they were told it was just to
test different chemicals that wouldn't do them any harm. And they've all died pretty well of cancers and things. And you find it in every country if you go
digging for the old news articles, when news would tell you a lot more than
they do now. And then you have another one, too…
Operation LAC
en.wikipedia.org
(A: That's… it was in Canada.)
Operation LAC (Large Area Coverage) was a U.S. Army Chemical Corps operation which dispersed microscopic zinc cadmium sulfide (ZnCdS) particles over much of the United States and Canada (A: I know they did it over Winnipeg.) in order to test dispersal patterns and the geographic range of chemical or biological weapons.
(A: These are carcinogenic.)
They used them in Britain too off the coast of
Norfolk by using ships and letting it float into the mainland and testing it
too. We're all used like this, folks, in this great civilized system we live
in, where we're taught not to look at the negative, hm.
I'll put some of these articles up anyway, just because I've got them up anyway right now.
U.S. secretly tested carcinogen in Western Canada during the Cold War, researcher finds - nationalpost.com / 6 Pct 2017
British M.O.D. Subjected Citizens to Bio and Chemical Experiments during Cold War - independent.co.uk / 9 July 2015
Millions were in germ war tests - theguardian.com / 21 April 2002
Biological Weapons Tested On British Public - youtube.com
But you gotta stop being so naïve. And hopefully there's enough people can handle this rather depressing stuff.
It can be depressing, sure it is. But if you can handle it at least you become a stronger person. And perhaps
down the road you or your children or somebody will speak out too about these
things.
Because you've got to understand, you got the
same characters that do all of this, for instance, these warfare buy-off
things, the same characters, and the big chemical companies involved, and for
very fast bucks and all the rest of it, and growing food and all the rest of it,
that you're eating, you know. You'd better think of these things.
We are technically like Charles Forte said, [Alan
chuckles.] he said, we're farmed. Which means, you must have farmers, hey? And
that's the only way you can get really positive
change. Not the elite creating NGO massive armies to protest the very things
that they want done, you know, strip me of your food supply, strip me of your
protein supply, strip me of a heat supply, down the road. You'd better think
about it. It's a very, very deceptive world indeed. As I say, at least as the
older Christians knew at one time. And they were aware because of its history,
that they were living through at the time.
They were very, very well aware of it with all
of the incredible wars throughout Europe and elsewhere. Some of them lasted a
hundred years or more. Yeah. Some of them never stopped, I think.
We live in such a happy happy
television created fictional reality now, don't we?
Well, that's it for today. I'd better get on with processing this and
getting up, and maybe I'll try and get into more of a teaching thing next week,
hopefully, depending on different circumstances and what's happening around me at the moment too.
For myself, Alan Watt from Ontario, Canada, it's
good night and may your God or your gods go with you.
Topics of show covered in following links:
Ireland Big Tech and Privacy - politico.eu / 24 April 2019
Japan's child population declines - independent.ie / 4 May 2019
Schools forced to install knife arches at the gates - thesun.co.uk / 29 April 2019
How to spy on Google and Facebook's spying: Free online tool lets you check how tech firms track users' battery levels, WiFi strength and location - dailymail.co.uk / 29 April 2019
How Target Figured Out A Teen Girl Was Pregnant Before Her Father Did - forbes.com / 16 Feb 2012
This DARPA-Developed Brain Implant Can Help Recover Your Memories - popularmechanics.com / 7 April 2018
DARPA Wants Brain Interfaces for Able-Bodied Warfighters - spectrum.ieee.org / 10 Sept 2018
Nearly 50,000 animals have been killed in seven years at Ministry of Defence's top secret Porton Down research base by being shot, blown up, gassed or poisoned - dailymail.co.uk / 28 April 2019
The past Porton Down can't hide - theguardian.com / 6 May 2004
U.S. secretly tested carcinogen in Western Canada during the Cold War, researcher finds - nationalpost.com / 6 Pct 2017
Operation LAC - en.wikipedia.org
British M.O.D. Subjected Citizens to Bio and Chemical Experiments during Cold War - independent.co.uk / 9 July 2015
Millions were in germ war tests - theguardian.com / 21 April 2002
Biological Weapons Tested On British Public - youtube.com
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