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"Cutting Through the Matrix" with Alan
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Hi folks, I'm Alan Watt and this is Cutting Through The
Matrix on May 19, 2019. We're
rushing along through this year already, and to me it seems more so we're
rushing through. Because very recently
there was snow, lots of snow, more snow than I've ever seen before, because of
global warming. Since then there's been a few days of nice weather on and off
but there's been a lot of rain as well. And I suspect it's going to be an awful
lot of rain this year, as snow basically is just a form of rain, isn't it, it's
turning into rain now. I hope it's not
going to be one of those terribly, terribly really wet, wet summers like I've
had a few years ago... Actually, not even a few years
ago. So, I'll wait and see.
But the world goes on. And that's what most folk never really catch
on to as we speed through our little lives. And they are little lives, aren't
they. As I say, most people, and really, we've all been there, amongst the most people, haven't we? But most people live day to day in a sense,
and the younger you are the more so you'll just drift
along from day-to-day. You'll absorb
yourself, your time, with what's laid on for you to absorb yourself with, which
is television, Internet, or parties or whatever else you're into, that's all
given out there for you to use.
Because humanity is managed. Managed awfully, awfully well actually. And
as time goes on with all the sciences, it becomes much easier to manage all the
people. That's what Brzezinski said. He said years ago, it was easier to basically control and police a million people,
rather than kill them. Then he said, with
the technologies they had, at the time he wrote his last, that book in
fact, he said that it was now easier to
kill a million people than to just simply police and control them.
So it's amazing the sciences that are constantly
at work. And we're trained in a sense not to even look at them. Or if we do
look upon them, and the whole world sees them, it's a form of legality… where
you're half sleeping in a sense when you read lots of articles. But the
legalities, is like legalities used to be put into newspapers, still are in
fact. If you want to put something
forward, and then it's then noticed, it's called a ‘notice’, a ‘legal notice’
in a newspaper. A lot of stories, you understand, they're actually legal notices.
When you're told, for instance, after 9/11 that
you'd all have to give up freedoms and liberties for security. That was a legal
notice. The papers across the world, the Western world ran with those stories
because we're all… The whole thing, it was to be a global system to be brought
in. You can't simply have America or Canada brought in, in a system with, like
Fortress America, against anti-terrorism. The whole plan was to get the whole
world involved in it for a big change towards the global system.
Really, from World War I with the League of
Nations, which was the embryo for world government, George Bernard Shaw and
many others spoke openly about the need for a form of meeting place for members
of all nations to meet, and basically run the world. That would include trade.
It wouldn't include warfare systems, armaments, all that kind of stuff. Health.
In fact, the League of Nations had its early, it was almost a kind of a resume
it had set up to give the public on, eventually eliminating all the diseases
with vaccines across the planet, things like that. Very old agenda, you understand. But the
whole thing is to be a global system.
You don't realize just how much of a global
system it really has been since then. Even with World War II coming along afterwards,
and then forming the United Nations. They pretty well
openly declared at the time, after World War II, that the UN would BE a
world government. They were very open about it. But the public weren't
quite ready even then to give up their national sovereignty. It doesn't go away
because those behind the scenes, and that includes financial as well,
naturally, a financial international system wanted a globalized structural
system. The problem they saw, they foresaw even before you would get to a
global system with a kind of global Parliament, what they foresaw was the
possibility the people wouldn't go along with the dictates from a vague
superpower over the whole planet basically.
It's difficult to feel anything towards an
abstraction like the United Nations. It's far away. It's not on your land. It's
bad enough if you have a federal government in a large country, like Australia
or Canada or the US and Latin American countries. Massive countries. It's bad
enough when you get a federal government that seem so far away from your local
area. So you just put it up in the
provinces or states, but even at that it's not so easy to relate to people so
far away from you.
When you create a world government or even an EU
parliamentary system, which was to be part of it, getting to the world government system, the European Union. In
countries like Britain, again, it's an abstraction, it's over the water
somewhere. And people from other
countries, nations and cultures are all involved in it, so it's difficult for
people to relate to it. Nevermind just go along with it. So, with a world
government you can imagine how bad that would be for the general population. So,
they foresaw the difficulties. They also
knew the people might not want to simply give up sovereignty, national
sovereignty.
They discussed many ways of bringing it in, bringing
in a global system. Of course, terrorism across the world was one of them. You have to go into the teachings of military academies for the
last 50 years or more and you start to get the gist of what they've been
taught. As I say, the end of warfare could only come, they talk about warfare
like national warfare could only come obviously through, from the end of
nations. That's what they were teaching their officer group in different officer
training facilities in Britain and elsewhere.
But the thing is too, how do you control the
public who might not want, they might not want to obey orders that simply flow
from some far-off place that they couldn't relate to? Well, they went through all
kinds of scenarios to make the people pull together. Financial crisis. Economic crisis. Because
government, local governments, which becomes a provincial type
government, local government, and that means national government basically in
the EU circles, basically loses its authority over the public if they are
really subservient to some superpower above them. They thought that crisis might bind them
together.
They thought too, that training at least one
generation, if you get one generation from birth born into a post-apocalyptic
system of terror, or 9/11 situation for instance, who 25 years later will be 25
years old and that's all they've known is anti-terrorism, they've never known
privacy, and they think it's all quite normal. Well, let the old ones die off,
which they do naturally. People get older, they get sicker. Or they become
disinterested. Or they give up on society. They've seen the cons of wars and
money and economic scams on a large scale across the planet, which they pay for
of course, and they give up. They give up and they pull out of it and a lot of
them to simply stop voting altogether. There's no point. And they know that.
So the younger ones are left to vote and so on. And
they are easier lead when they've already been conditioned into a natural
system, to them, of perpetual warfare under antiterrorism. And they're already
geared into the system with another superimposed, another indoctrination on
top, of climate change, from school onwards.
So, they're perfect for it. They'll sail into it quite naturally and
think it's for the good of all. It's a
war to save the planet. It's a war of
the people on the planet, so the people are the enemy, according to the Club of
Rome, and therefore they go along with it all quite naturally.
These things are worked out so long ago, all
these strategies so long ago. Back in I think the 60s they had quite a few
movies, funded of course to put out there, very good movies on overpopulation
of the planet. And everyone knows the one, it's called Soylent Green. It came from a book called Make Room, Make Room.
The author talks about that, the whole idea was to get the readers
involved in and believing that there's too many people on the planet and they'd
have to submit to a super authority to control them all. And it was based on a
Malthusian concept, you see, of running out of food and all the rest of
it. They also had in that movie, interestingly enough, a form of global warming. Because in
the actual movie version you'll see it's always so hot, etc. etc. and nothing
would grow.
But at the same period, they had another one
called No Blade of Grass. Again,
exciting for youngsters to watch. These folk have to escape a crumbling city
were a fungus that came out attacking all life forms, due to man's pollution of
course, then these people had to get out and get little bands together and try
to lead them to safety outside in rural areas so they can survive. Things that suck young folk into it, because you become part of the movie you're watching. That's
how books work too, and novels work, you become part of the people, you identify with
them.
So that's the hook and along with the hook comes,
you might call it, the syringe of indoctrination that comes with it, that will
stick with you for the rest of your life generally. It's
been on the go for an awful long time. You have no idea how much
indoctrination comes from fiction. Because our guards are down, we're not
expecting to be indoctrinated through fiction. That's why if you look into the different advisers to scripts in Hollywood, or
even novels in fact, you get a lot of input from psychiatrists and
psychologists, neurologists and behaviorists and all the rest of them. Big
money involved in conditioning all of us. Right down to inserting certain, it's
called, politically correct topics.
You get updates for what you know must believe, or how you now
must behave or whatever it is, into the fiction too. Or into novel as
well. Or even children's books,
inserting it all in there too, so that they'll all believe growing up that
there's a battle on for the planet, and they are part of it, because there are
the good guys. And everybody else is
bad.
There's always a war on this planet. Always.
There's never peace. When you think there's peace it's because you're pulled
out of it all for a while. And even then,
you'll be hit with it when, you see, you get little notifications in your
mailbox or whatever to do with certain carbon hikes. Because you exist therefore,
they're going to tax you for all the carbon, etc. I said, this is old stuff to
me because I talked about it all long before it hit the public. Because I
followed what they were up to. And they do
publish stuff for themselves all the time on how to introduce all these
things. And they never change, they
never get off the track that they're on. You got to understand that too. With the
massive bureaucracies that run this planet, directly from federal governments,
and then indirectly too, well, it's all from federal governments because they farm
out so much of it to thousands and thousands of agencies now that run our
lives. Including, you know,
psychological associations and behaviorist associations. We pay for it all. We
pay dearly for indoctrination.
It was interesting going back to the old THX 1138 science fiction movie,
futuristic movie, where everyone lived underground. Very high-tech society. People were drugged basically for the jobs
that they had to do; they still needed humans for certain things. The humans
themselves were constantly drugged and monitored and all the rest of it. And
they were unaware they were getting monitored all the time. But they had Robocop's basically, these
Robocop's with big kind of stun sticks that would torture them and test them.
But you actually see in one in one section of the
movie where I think it's Duval, is the main character, he's being prodded by
these electric sticks by the Robocops.
And as they're shocking him you see, it pans off into a bunch of
scientists looking at, it's almost like medics in a sense, reading all his
conditioning and conditioned responses, and his nervous system and his chemical
readouts and all the rest of it, automatically, very quickly.
It reminded me that we're all living in this
already, aren't we, a system of massive observation. You have the technology
out now where they, yeah, they wear watches and all the rest of it that
constantly monitor your blood pressure, pulse, and all the rest of it. And your
breathing rates. And no doubt at all it will go into, it probably goes into
other avenues as well. They can analyze even fear, I'm sure, from your sweat
and things like that. So we're really
going in, if not we're already in the
system of THX 1138 without it being
so obvious as an onlooker watching the movie. For those in the movie, if it was
real, they would be oblivious to the fact that they were so closely managed and
monitored. And even their sexual
releases were supplied to them in various forms or another.
So we're in a system of massive observation. And
these movies didn't just come out of the blue by themselves. They really
didn't. There's much science fiction, as they call it, that really was
based on reports of their day and before that, where the writers, the authors
were in with the futurist groups of the day. They were employed by big
think tanks in fact, to try and foresee what the future would be, according
to all the data they had at the present time, where they could take it and how
they could constantly dominate. Remember,
power always must know what's going to happen. It must lead the path of
what's to happen by owning all the tools they foresee will be used, up and
coming in science and in every possible other domain. So that's what they do.
And that's how the world is truly, truly run. Nothing happens by itself.
It's like today, for instance. We hear about,
again, the saber rattling with Iran. And
we all know from previous talks and so on and disclosures that Iran also was on
the list, the famous list from the 1990s. It was on that list that General
Wesley Clark talked about on a couple of TV shows including Democracy Now. He said, there was
a list and he named the countries, and a whole bunch of other countries were to
be taken out as well, when George Bush was in after 9/11. So, we live through scripts. The actual plan for that was drawn up before
in the 90s, as I say, they always... they might take 20 years to get around to
wiping out some of them, or even longer, but they'll do it. Because they never
go back on their plans. And when you
believe that you have a country that truly serves your interests, good luck in
finding out any truth to that statement, that they're there to serve your
interests.
You'll never know what your governments are really up to because they're pretty well foreign, [Alan
chuckles.] all countries really, they're pretty well foreign to the interests
of the public. They certainly have their agendas, but they don't really have
agendas that the public are to be told about. Because you're treated like
children. And children shouldn't be told bad news. If you're told bad news you
might object, and they don't want the hassle so they
simply don't tell you. Or they lie to
you, quite simple, they just lie to you. Because you're
children, that's what you do. Don't give
the children nightmares. The children might scream, to stop doing what you're going to do, and you don't want that
hassle either, so why bother telling them.
You just gradually, one day they'll wake up in some virtual reality
maybe. [Alan chuckles.] Maybe they're already in it. It makes you
wonder when you read some the articles they're putting
out today.
But in
reality, as I say, in reality, you've got to pinch yourself
now. In reality, we're definitely managed awfully
well. Because most folk don't catch on. Occasionally, you'll get a ripple in
the consciousness of the people when something doesn't make sense and they're
forced to go along with it. As we've had with a few different things in the
past few years. But otherwise they go back to sleep because there's so much entertainment
where you can get lost and enjoy yourself and forget your worries for a little
while, until you're back at work the next day.
I always think of Aldous Huxley who out of all of
them really gave you a few clues of what was coming. And he also gave you a few
warnings of what was coming. So, the man obviously did have some qualms about
some parts of the agendas. He said that
perhaps we, certain techniques were used
on the public that could modify or change your behavior or get you to accept
things that perhaps were not in your best interests. That's what he
said. And that's about as far as any of them have ever come to actually warning you of what was coming down the pike.
So we have incredible sciences working on us
from birth, again, through fiction, through television, through Internet,
and through education. To make sure that in 20 years time from being a
child you are the type of citizen that they planned you to be, according to
what they hoped to have achieved in the world big plan in 20 years time. You
will be created for it, you see, and readied for it and you think it's all
quite natural. Which all youngsters do. We all think it's natural how we're
brought up. Simply because how we're
brought up. All the things around us
simply exists, they're there, therefore they're natural, that's what we
think.
It's no different than when I think about a guy I knew who was brought up in Vietnam during the
Vietnamese war. To him it was normal to get up and go scouting with baskets to
pick up bits of shrapnel in his area, for metal and they could take that and
get it into their scrapyard basically, would buy the stuff and the children
would do that and get some money for it. That was normal to him. You think of
those that were born even in Japanese prison war camps during World War II.
Most of them died because the parents were starved pretty
well, malnourished. But some did live as well. I think they've tried to
portray some of it occasionally in movies, by awful suffering, naturally.
But when you see the one, it was Empire of the Sun showed you the story
of the young British boy from a wealthy family who ends up in a prison run by
the Japanese. And how his life went
through different cycles or phases as he was in there for a few years. He got
by on trading potatoes and so on for different things within the camp. On the
one hand it shows you how adaptable we are to situations, especially when
you're young. But also shows you that in the character in the movie, that particular movie, was really different people at different
phases of his life. The young spoiled
rich child basically of wealthy parents who had lots of servants and he bossed
them around, and even threaten them like maybe the adults would. And eventually
he ends up kowtowing to the Japanese overlords and being subservient to
survive. And even, as I say, wheeling and dealing to survive too.
So we can be different people in our lifetimes,
we've got to remember that too. And it's easy to judge, it's very easy to judge
what people do. And we're told how to
judge folk, aren't we? More so than ever
today, what's bad and what isn't bad. And
who's bad. Without basically… being known that everyone's been bad at
sometime in their life. I don't know anybody that hasn't been bad at some time
in their life. I don't know anybody, for instance, who has never been a bit
crazy at sometime in their life, or even for a night or two through drugs or
alcohol or something. It's a lot worse today because it's so common. So remember too, when you start judging
people, you have to, like the Indians would say in
Canada, you can't judge a person until
you walk a mile or two in their moccasins. Which is a good saying. Because if you walk in their shoes, well, who
knows what they're going through.
And we're taught to judge very quickly now. When
you're being trained, and what we're seeing today is the viciousness that's
being created as very professional groups are now using youngsters, as I say,
like professional, almost like the Bolsheviks before the Russian Revolution,
you can see them being so ready to go into action sort of thing. That's not a
good sign at all. Because mobs
are always used to overthrow things, bringing in different systems. It's always a different system than the one
that those who follow, are part of the mob, then they ever envisage. Because
they don't know the real plan, you see.
But they're always used. And when you see these things are happening
today, when they're telling youngsters who to hate, that's not a good
sign.
Everyone's being split today into genders or
ethnic types and so on. And everyone's…
It's divide and conquer of course. And
there's big money behind all of this.
It's not hard to find it. Which makes me always go back to the old James
Bond movies because [Alan chuckles.] in James Bond movies the threats didn't
come so much from national governments. They came from incredibly rich
people. Individuals. And also, some of
these individuals who made little... private little cliques of themselves,
little clubs themselves, they could run the world. That's what it was all
about. That's what the real system is today that we're living in, in
fact.
When it was announced openly, for those who
wanted to really get the message, it was announced by the Council on Foreign
Relations that it was time, it
was time they said in an article, for
the big philanthropists and those who wheel and deal, they're talking
about the multibillionaires and so on that run the planet, for them to come forward and take of their
positions and help to govern the world. Well, that was an announcement,
again, a legal announcement, that’s since happened by the way. That wasn't put up for the public to vote
on. Because you don't vote for these
people. So why should the part of them
being rich give them the entitlement to rule our lives in one way or
another? Hm?
You see how we float through life and don't
really question it? And believe you me, if you don't question things you'll end
up in a, you're already in a form of a prison, of course you are. In a prison
you’re watched continuously, with the Panopticon system. I think Bentham, one of the guys in Britain
in the 1800s came up with the idea where you could watch all the prisoners, but
they never know if you're watching them or not, from the central hub. Well, we’re all being watched now. And just
like prisoners, we now accept it. Because it's necessity, you see. I gave talks on necessity before, that's always
what they use for the reason for taking your rights and freedoms away.
Necessity.
The sad thing is today, as it always has been,
there are plenty of people working for governments, in even the lower orders
you might say, who will do the bidding of those, when they're told to just
simply use brute strength, they'll use it. They will use it. I can remember reading when I was a child
about the Highland Clearances and some of the places like the island of Skye,
for instance. The people were getting tuffed off the land that they'd lived on
for thousands… well, yeah, thousands of years. Because the land was being given
over to, there was a lot of finagling going on by the guys who are the present-day
Lords, didn't have the land at all but now they do of course. They claim that
they had it by ancient right and all that stuff.
But a lot of the people were tuffed out of their
homes. And the houses were burned behind
them, the crofts. You'll still see the
remains of some of these crofts, the kind of foundation walls and that in some
of the, all across central and northern Scotland. It's just incredible. Overgrown with grass
and moss and all that, but you know, they're still there. But the fact is, the
people were tossed out and they couldn't, they had nothing to carry anything
with them. They were tossed out to die basically. If you were poor that's what
happened. And they didn't have horses.
They didn't have cars. They were tossed out and told to get off whatever Lord’s
land it now was or whoever he sold it to or whatever to put the sheep in.
There were a few cases that were, are noted for
incredible cruelty. And cruelty was common then. Because you can always pay
guys to wear uniforms and use truncheons and batter the people. They battered
the women because it was women who had a chance of just being battered. But you
could still yell in disgust what these uniform characters are doing. And some
of them from your own countries, 'eh, employed and put the uniforms on and they
bash the people. And outsiders too. It
was the men, you see, the men already knew if they said anything they wouldn't
be bashed, they would simply be killed. Immediately. No court, nothing, that's
how it was.
So never forget, in all ages it's easy
to recruit people who will kill and repress everybody else. Never
forget that. And even all those ones who are chomping at the bit, who've been
radicalized by big-money groups, they'll be the same way. I hope you understand
that. The fact that it's being allowed to happen tells me that your governments,
[Alan chuckles.] are not going to really stop it, and therefore who are the
governments really serving? what agenda are they on? Because they're supposed
to be there to protect the people, aren't they?
That means all the people. There's more hate being spilled and spewed by
those who want to have you literally living in mud huts perhaps to save the
environment. And they're radicalized
almost to insanity some of them. And we're going to see more and more of this
kind of thing happening. It's not healthy.
But the governments are allowing it to happen. Actually, it's being
promoted because the agenda is to
bring you into a system of incredible austerity. I won't go through it all again
because I've done it so many times before in the past. But that is the agenda.
Austerity. It's to bring you down from a
higher standard of living, which gives you health and a bit of longevity, into
a lower life expectancy, etc. etc. As I say, I won't even go through that, I've
done it so many times before. To me it's just boring stuff because it's old hat
that, you know, and you see it all happening.
So, the future doesn't look good for most
countries. I remember in the late 90s and after 9/11, I talked about the coming
blackouts. Now they tell you, oh, we have to save
energy and maybe coming blackouts, rolling blackouts they called it. They
tested them out across Holland and other countries. I kept all the articles and
read them on the air, etc. etc. Well, that's all to come for those who haven't
quite got it. Because we're living
through a script. Very simple. The last three talks I've given too to do with
eugenics and the fact that they're promoting that you take euthanasia
basically, which is being sold to us as dignified way of dying. Which, let's be honest here, I've said it before too, there's
always been a way out for people... who feel sick, who are terribly sick and who
are dying. The nurses all know it, the doctors know it's and so on. But it's
not forced upon anybody.
When you see the agenda being set up and mandated
by the top, from government, it's a different agenda, it's not there to help
them at all. It's an economic agenda. And eventually it will be mandatory you
simply take the pill and die. They've had professors on in Australia pretty well saying that a few years ago. And certain
professors will get big airtime to promote certain views, you know darn well,
it's a government-sponsored thing from the very high authorities, including
world governmental system of authority I should say, because that's what they
want. And they float the trial balloons there and say, well, you know, if folk just
hit a certain age and just died and left jobs for the younger folk, then it
would be, what's wrong with that, you see? And you’ll think, oh that's
audacious, that's terrible. But that's what it's meant to be, it's a trial
balloon to get the idea implanted there. It's almost like a disease hitting
you and embedding itself in you, that's how it's done. So the next step and the next step seems a
little bit easier. Oh well, maybe they're right, you know. And it's just too
easy to go along with it all.
It's up to the people what they want. And believe
you me when they start looking at dollars and sense, and they're valuing your
life with dollars and cents, your system is not a good humane system at all.
Not at all. And that's really what's behind that. People have the right to do
what they want. And there've been many,
many ways the people have used over many, and a lot of it actually
is getting taken away from them [Alan chuckles.] through the different
drugs that are being withheld now. Which they could handle themselves. Which
were meant to handle incredible pain. And don't forget, don't forget not
everybody wants you to just be bumped off by the state. I hope you understand
what I just said there. The state might
want you bumped off because it might cost extra cash to keep you going a few
months or even another year longer. But you might live fairly
comfortably for that whole year with the right medications. Do you see
what I'm saying? You can't believe government when it comes to what they're
pushing. You can't do it. And then they
want to take your organs as well.
What?!? What? God help you if you have a certain DNA type
and they want your organs and you're sick. I really mean that. Folk will be terrified to go into hospital
shortly. I really mean that. I really, really hope you understand what I'm
saying here.
Because when things start like this they
snowball. And they snowball. And history has seen this kind of thing
snowballing before. And it's not pleasant. It's not good. And we’re not here to serve the state. The
state and the so-called public servants are supposed to be there to serve you,
the people. I know it's a joke today,
but if you stop pushing for your rights, hm, if you stop, you'll be rolled over
so quickly and have no rights at all. That's what antiterrorism is all about
too. Of course it is.
But anyway, enough of the gloom and doom
stuff. Another thing too I meant to
mention, because I forgot last week, the previous week from last week, two
weeks ago, I had mentioned about Japan's declining birth rate. But I forgot to
mention, it hit me one night afterwards I was thinking about it. It hit me, some article I read a few years
ago after Fukushima, that they knew they'd have a lot of abortions afterwards
because they were all terrified of having deformed babies because of radiation.
I forgot to mention that. The Japanese
have incredible memories indeed, to do with what happened to them with the two
atomic bombs dropped at the end of World War II on them. They had the so-called jelly baby, almost
transparent some parts of the babies' skulls and things that were born, actually for years and years after the bomb dropped. So,
Fukushima has its consequences too and it terrifies people, obviously.
You also saw the same thing with, was it the Zika
virus they called it in Latin America, the scare they put out there a couple of
years ago. That suddenly died off, it just disappeared, didn't it? But the whole thing was to get the Planned
Parenthood thing going again. And sure enough, women were terrified and went to
get abortions in those areas. You see
how it's easy to, hhh, use terminology like science and chemistry and biology,
and use media to terrify the public? It's not healthy at all. And it's just too
easy, isn't it? But that's what we live in. We live in big agendas.
Remember, in the 1800s, the 1800s was the time of
industrial, massive industrial growth, incredible output of things and
industry. It was a time of when they brought in the time-and-motions men who
would go in there and they'd see what was taking, how long it was taking to do
each little job in a factory and they would tell you hurry up, make you part of
the machines almost, until you had no life at all. It was bad enough before
they came in, and then it was hell afterwards for a lot of people. To get more
profit out of the employees and more profit for the items they were producing,
that's what it was all about. At that
period too, from the time-and-motions, people were looked upon as the masses, by communism. Since then on
we've been the masses, for
capitalism. Because it's one in the same thing as far as I'm concerned. It's
just a minority running the bulk of the populace. Of course it is. And that's what we're living through and have
been living through for quite a long time.
The mass man, mass woman, we're the mass people and specialists run our
lives. Even when folk don't know it. You
have no idea how many layers and layers of specialists are
there working on, as I say, just the entertainment you're going to suck
up. To make sure you get the right
downloads and you will parrot what you saw on the movies and you will think
along the lines that you're designed to think along. That's how it's done.
And just like the professor in Australia who
talked about living to 60 years and that's it. You know, they don't want you to
ever, you know, collect a pension of course because they can save more money
for, oh, for the big pay increases for those who rule you. But you take the
professor talking about that, if you
just kind of died off and left jobs for younger people, that's straight
out of the, they're called liberal economies of the 1800s, you know. Liberalism at that time was laissez-faire. Laissez-faire, just don't interfere. And people were
disposable basically. Profit was all
that mattered. It didn't matter, there was no human anguish over what you did
to the people who work for you, and you destroyed their lives and killed them
and so on. That didn't matter at all under the liberal laissez-faire agenda.
Still doesn't. It's still there. Of
course it is.
Then you take from that professor
and you go into Logan's Run where
everyone was born in an artificial system. No mating. Again, it was all done, again, kind of like Brave New World type, no one knew their
birthmother, for instance. Everyone had a chip in their hand that eventually
would turn a different color when your time was up. And when your time was up,
you lived your quota of years you were allowed, and you went off into a
religious, what you thought was a religious nirvana and you'd go up to this new
heaven. In actual fact, you simply were eliminated and
you died. Well, you think about all
that. All these things technically are
possible today. Because it's easy to, if you understand what a religion is, a
basic religion as opposed to a belief.
But a basic religion with its laws, regulations and so on, and you
understand how they work on the human psyche, it's quite easy to create a
religion.
Gorbachev mentioned it too. And he was head of
the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev, who was given the Presidio in the US as
his base, his new base when he left the Soviet Union and became the top greeny
guy for international socialism. He said in his own writings, that he was an atheist. It was a kind of a question/answer, one of
his books was a question/answer, very very, almost
like... the Soviet style was almost like for children, questions
and answers, and he was giving you what your real or presumed, possible, could-be
questions. One of them was about religion and he said, I don't believe in gods or deities. But later
on, in the same book he mentions that for
the future of the world, he said that
they would have to create a form of Earth worship, training the youngsters, a
form of earth worship, he said,
for international socialism to work.
Well, that's your whole green agenda. That's what we're going through
right now.
Don't forget that Gorbachev, this ex-KGB guy and
president of the Soviet Union, don't forget that he gave a speech about international socialism, don't
forget, he says, don't think it's dead,
we're simply moving to the next phase. It was always meant to be worldwide.
And those in the West were all in on the big act as well. Of course they
were. Margaret Thatcher introduced him
to the world, the so-called right-wing Margaret Thatcher, and had him on her
arm, this new trendy Soviet. Introduced him across the world to heads of state.
A few folks noticed and thought about it and clued in. Lots didn't. Most people
wait to be told what to think about things and that's a sad truth. That's why
it's easy for your opinions to be given to you if you're well-trained.
As I say, when it comes to end-of-life, when the
state is really looking at economics, then they've told you what your purpose
in life is, just to create finances for the planet... and money through
taxation for the planet.... for a big agenda which you'll never understand... you're
not supposed to understand it. But when you lose your value for life and when
you're literally looking at economics as opposed to giving people proper
treatment right to the end of life, and I mean proper, there could be no pain
at all if they give them the right medications.
And a lot of folk want to talk to relatives and so on. Because there's many things at the end of life
that you can, that you've never said or told even your offspring and so on, and
you can share it all. That's important.
But what is disgusting, I would say this, is a
lot of these hospices they have today, that they farmed out as they train the
public not to look after their own, are not even hygienic, some of them.
They're all for profit, aren't they? We forget that. Sad state of affairs
of the human condition when we've tossed the older folk out basically. Very,
very sad indeed. And when you've done
that you've also devalued your own life. Because eventually it's your turn as
well. Who's going to help you?
But I'm not here, as I say, to preach. The fact
is I want to just mention that, remember, you can still buy the books and discs
I have @cuttingthroughthematrix.com
and help me tick along. I always forget to mention it. Once
in a while I go through a little spate and remember for about two or
three weeks and then I forget again.
But the fact is, we're going through such
incredible changes. And you're trained up to each phase of change. And people
don't know they're trained up to it, that's why they accept it, as they roll
over to the next step. I can see the
steps we've moved over in the last few months alone, quite obviously. And now
you're getting ready as I say, for possibly the next war, no doubt, of other
countries on the list. The famous list,
we'll have to go through it. And it won't be tolerated speaking out against it,
obviously. This is none of our business,
apparently, we here just to finance it all. And keep quiet. We're dealing with
a form of intolerance now like I've never seen before and it's getting worse
and worse all the time.
There's an article here, I don't know if I read
it before, but I meant to last week I think it was. It says…
Former US drug czar-
(Alan: I like how they use the
terminology, czar, hey, that's Russian again, isn't it?)
Former US drug czar says national focus on opioid epidemic is
overlooking real culprit
foxnews.com / 6 May 2019
Fentanyl and heroin are much cheaper and more accessible than OxyContin, former drug czar Bill Bennett explains.
William Bennett, the nation’s first drug czar, (A: [Alan laughing.] Czar…) said Monday that the debate about the opioid overdose epidemic wrongly focuses on prescription drugs.
While the government’s opioid crackdown has involved reducing the supply of legal opioids and reducing painkiller prescription rates, black market opioids such as illicit fentanyl and heroin actually have been the driving force of the epidemic in recent years, said Bennett during an interview on “Fox & Friends.”
“The nature of the problem has changed in the last two or three years,” said Bennett, who served as Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy under President George H. W. Bush. “It’s now fentanyl, it’s now heroin” that account for most of the overdoses.
A key reason, Bennett said, is that fentanyl and heroin are cheaper than prescription drugs.
(A: They can get it for two
dollars a hit apparently. Heroine as well. So, they're really
cheap. He says…)
“When I was up in New Hampshire, they told me you [can pay] $10 for a pill --to get an Oxycontin, [but] two bucks to get heroin, three bucks to get fentanyl.”
(A: You see, there's nothing that's happening they don't know about. Hmph. So, believe you me, there's many, many different agendas on the go right now and you never get told the truth on any of them. Believe you me. But I do know of people who are in incredible pain and they have, and they can survive, and they have for years on some of the stronger painkillers, prescribed painkillers. And they have functioned well on them because they don't overdo it. They're able to get through every day. And some of them even work. But the fact is now they're getting taken off their heavy-duty pain killers because of the so-called epidemic and addictions, even though they are not addicted. So, they will, they're going to be in incredible pain. Because a lot of the stuff that they can get now simply isn't up to scratch as far as the kind of pains that they have to go through. Or else they'll take drugs that will knock them out for the whole day, and you can’t function at all. So, it's counterproductive. There are many things you've got to take into consideration here. But it's a good enough article and it does have a bit of data in it about overdoses and statistics, etc. It says…)
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report last week said that about 70,000 Americans died of drug overdoses in 2017. Nearly 48,000 involved at least one type of opioid, roughly 30,000 involved fentanyl or some other kind of synthetic opioid, 15,500 involved heroin, and 14,500 involved prescription opioid painkillers. Other government data have indicated that many people who overdosed on prescription opioids stole them or obtained them from the person to whom they were prescribed.
So, it shows you, sure you'll always get that
kind of thing happening. But the fact is, there are more things going on than
you understand. Because they won't tell you all the facts on the big agenda.
But believe you me, if you need heavy-duty painkillers and you can’t get them,
you can't get the heavy-duty ones, hm, you might just take that pill you're
offered, 'eh? Think about it, folks.
Now I'm going to stop babbling here and get on
with a few articles to do with again our, hhh, our, hhh, how incredibly [Alan
chuckles.] managed we are. On the micro
level where... Remember, the point of
total observation is it's necessary for those who rule you. They're terrified
of people doing things they don't know about. They want to know everything
about you 24 hours a day. Anyway, you're getting them all meeting together now
and…
Jacinda Ardern won't rule out blocking Facebook if used to spread extremist content - newshub.co.nz / 14 May 2019
I think she's parts of it right now with a couple
of other leaders. Macron, she's meeting with him in Paris and other leaders
too. As they go ahead and start, again, restricting what's going to be put out
there, or allowed out there. Until you'll have to be awfully nice
and you live in a, you live in the kind of world actually that Fahrenheit 451 was about, if you've
seen that one. There's a good film version of it where you'll see how the
people act live television, you're part of the
television, you can have interaction with it and how you're supposed to behave.
It's all very, very nice and okay. And, you know, that's what you're supposed
to get brought up in. [Alan chuckles.] I used to wonder about that movie because the
movie was done in Britain at the time. And they even showed you the incredibly
ordered socialist system that they would bring in where even when the state
authorities were driving through the streets with all the speakers telling them
all to come out in their front gardens, everybody in the house and so on, you
see all these hundreds and hundreds of families gathering in their front
gardens obediently and never asking questions. And that's your system
there. So again, I'll put these links up
on that.
Also, you've got the massive hype about – and I
won't go into that either, because it's essential that they go along with it –
you're destroying the planet and global warming and glaciers are melting and
all that stuff. And all the species of animals are going to die. I can remember
in the 80s that they came out with the same stuff, that the species were going
to all be dead and there'd be no future at all by the 90s. And that didn't
happen. And we weren't starved to death either. But it doesn't stop them
because they use the same hype. Don't forget, they stampede you like a
herd, that's what it's all about, giving you scary scenarios. That was their
own terminology by the way, from the top leaders on this, they must give you scary scenarios to get your
attention to get you to go along with things.
Anyway, they show you in this article here…
Jakobshavn Isbrae: Mighty Greenland glacier slams on
brakes
bbc.com / 14 May 2019
European satellites have detailed the abrupt change in behaviour of one of Greenland's most important glaciers.
In the 2000s, Jakobshavn Isbrae was the fastest flowing ice stream on the island, travelling at 17km a year.
As it sped to the ocean, its front end also retreated and thinned, dropping in height by as much as 20m year.
But now it's all change. Jakobshavn is travelling much more slowly, and its trunk has even begun to thicken and lengthen.
You see, it goes up and down. And that's how even the polar ice caps go as
well. We know that too. And don't forget too, the polar ice caps have its form
of summer and its form of winter, and they always thicken in the wintertime as
well. I've watched this my whole life long, this nonsense going on as they get
you ready for big changes... to control you. It isn't just about keeping warmer,
using less energy. It's about what
you're going to eat, if you're going to eat anything at all, and less energy
because less energy means hardship, and hardship means illness, and illness
means you'll start dying off with things, you see. M-hm.
How the geography of climate change could make the politics less
polarizing
brookings.edu / 29 Jan 2019
The standard story is that the high-tech “blue” states are pushing a green wave of massive investment to cut emissions of gases that cause climate change. Meanwhile, the GOP-leaning “red” states are assumed to be part of what Ron Brownstein calls a “brown blockade” of fossil-fuel producers that are drilling and burning and don’t want to stop.
You see, it's so easy to tar anybody as good and
bad, isn't it, according to the agenda. I'll put some of these articles up and
let you read them for yourselves because there's too many actually
to go through.
Louisiana Unveils Ambitious Plan to Help People Get Out of the Way of
Climate Change
Well, here's the big thing. In the late 90s and early 2000s I talked
about some of the stuff that the big new forces that were coming out at the
time and became Homeland Security and all that, they were talking about how
they would use, I think it was the Coast Guard in the US, they would give them
the right to go inland 60 miles, and then up to 100 miles all around the US,
from the shoreline. But at the same time that came out years ago it was also
put out that they would have to start moving people away from the shorelines, the
United Nations put articles out on it too, that they didn't want people living
to near the coast in the future. Well, they're using the same excuse to get you
off the coastal areas, you see. And
they'll have big plans for the coastal areas, I'm sure. So...
Louisiana Unveils Ambitious Plan to Help People Get Out of the Way of Climate Change - bloomberg.com / 15 May 2019
And that goes into the risk of running out of
choices in homes and so on. I'll put it up anyway. Another one too…
These Are the Cities Doing the Most to Combat Global Warming
bloomberg.com / 14 May 2019
(A: And I want some global
warming here, I demand to get some because this winter past here lately, it was
almost 7 months. Seriously. I've still
got heat on at home here and it's almost June.
So, I demand my share of it. That's what I want, to start a group up to
demand our share of global warming...
Since we're paying all those carbon taxes. I'll put this one up too.)
That’s the conclusion of CDP, a non-profit group that pushes institutions to detail their greenhouse-gas emissions. Often able to move faster than their national counterparts, metropolitan authorities from London to Sydney and Boston are among a group of 15 setting out the most rigorous plans to achieve carbon or climate neutrality by 2050.
If you have neutrality of carbon, you're dead. And if you don't put out carbon dioxide,
you're dead. And carbon dioxide,
by the way, is a trace gas. And it's
completely invisible. And it doesn't
cause a haze. And it feeds the plants,
which they then produce oxygen. But facts don't matter, right. It doesn't
really matter, does it.
They've got insurance companies in on it now
too...
Attention Louisiana climate deniers: Insurers say climate change now biggest risk - nola.com / May 12, 2019
And then this one here is to do with Florida…
Florida Bill Lays Out Plan to Study, Prepare for Climate Costs and
Impacts
climateliabilitynews.org / 18 April 2019
If a new bill passes, Florida could fund a program specifically dedicated to assessing and preparing for the impacts of climate change.
We're going to get taxed into the ground. That's
austerity, folks. M-hm. And you're going to pay an awful lot for
energy. Because that was part of the plan that I read, whoa, a few years ago,
where they said that all your spending money would go to basic
necessities and energy and so on. There you go. In a post consumerist
society.
Governor Ron DeSantis Announces Major Water Policy Reforms - flgov.com / 10 Jan 2019
That's also for Florida, for I think it's
Tallahassee it came out of, this one here.
And this article too… It's interesting, as I
mentioned before about the Japanese, hm, for the third or fourth year in a row
the population has declined, and decline for live
births and so on. But the share of Americans having sex… Interesting, as I say,
how they study us like were little animals, you see.
The share of Americans not having sex has reached a record high
washingtonpost.com / 29 March 2019
The share of U.S. adults reporting no sex in the past year reached an all-time high in 2018, (A: How do they know all this, 'eh?) underscoring a three-decade trend line marked by an aging population and higher numbers of unattached people.
But among the 23 percent of adults — or nearly 1 in 4 — who spent the year in a celibate state, a much larger than expected number of them were 20-something men, according to the latest data from the General Social Survey.
(A: This is the one that studies
everything that you do. Like we’re animals, because we are a herd, you see.
We're farmed.)
Experts who study Americans’ bedroom habits say there are a number of factors driving the Great American Sex Drought. Age is one of them: The 60-and-older demographic climbed from 18 percent of the population in 1996 to 26 percent in 2018, according to the survey.
But changes at the other end of the age spectrum may be playing an even bigger role. The portion of Americans 18 to 29 reporting no sex in the past year more than doubled between 2008 and 2018, to 23 percent.
You understand, they've got targets that they
want the society to come to. That's why they study you like this. [Alan chuckles.] If you haven't figured it out, ‘eh. And then you have…
US births lowest in 3 decades despite improving economy - apnews.com / 15 May 2019
Ties in with what I just read there. It ties in too with the Japanese one. You see, it's all working. You see, it's
working, working, working. And at the
same time, though, you'll get other surveys saying that the population’s
increasing... because of mass migration and so on and so on. Again, you've got to understand they have
different, it's multilayered what they're giving you. They're looking at the traditional
populations of the country is declining, declining, declining, etc. So, it's
working, right, that part's working. On the other hand, they're always bitching
there's not enough people left to pay off your debt, your national debt and so
on. So, which one is it they want?
Hm? When it doesn't make sense
there's something else that they want, there's a different agenda.
IARPA Needs More Training Data for Video Surveillance Algorithms
nextgov.com / 10 May 2019
The data would improve the tech’s ability to link together footage shot across a broad geographic space, allowing it to better track and identify potential targets.
The intelligence community’s research arm wants to train algorithms to track people across sprawling video surveillance networks, and it needs more data to do it.
(A: So there you are, to keep
you SAFE they want more spyware, you see, to watch you.)
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (A: IARPA... which is really part of DARPA, they are the guys that supposedly created the Internet during the Cold War.) is recruiting teams to build bigger, better datasets to train computer vision algorithms that would monitor people as they move through urban environments.
(A: Now, they already have that. Again, a good movie to see is Enemy of the State, for those who haven't seen it you should go back and see it. And that was THEN. Of course, they have all that stuff. But now they want more stuff to watch you for… if you go to the bathroom probably.)
The training data would improve the tech’s ability to link together footage from a large network of security cameras, (A: Just like Enemy of the State, because they can track you from shop to shop by built-in cameras, private cameras.) allowing it to better track and identify potential targets.
(A: Hm. So, you’re a potential target? I guess everyone is, 'eh?)
Computer vision is a type of artificial intelligence that allows computers to interpret images and videos. Many law enforcement and public safety organizations already use the tech to investigate crimes, monitor critical infrastructure and secure major events that could be targets for terrorists. (A: That's their excuse, 'eh.) An early version of the tech was used to identify the perpetrators of the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013, (A: Well, why didn’t they stop it?) for instance, its popularity has only grown in the years since.
But according to IARPA, the data used to train algorithms today is fairly narrow, which limits the tech’s ability to dissect the wide range of situations they’d see in the real world. With the new datasets, officials aim to improve the training process and enable computer vision systems to connect footage shot from cameras positioned across a broad geographic area.
It's to tap into all the private stores and everything,
and even public washrooms no doubt! So,
they can literally follow you anywhere you go. Even if you don't carry anything
with you they can monitor you with it anyway,
right. So, there you go, that’s a
beautiful future.
This Chinese facial recognition start-up can identify a person in
seconds
cnbc.com / 16 May 2019
(A: They put out quite a lot of
good stuff from China to show you what they're doing, as opposed to what they
do here. They have cameras, glasses, for instance, that can literally come up
with little computer screens and identify people in seconds.)
China plans to be the global leader in artificial intelligence by 2030, a market where the facial recognition piece alone is expected to garner $9.6 billion by 2022.
China’s facial recognition database includes nearly every one of China’s 1.4 billion citizens.
Shanghai-based YITU Technology has gained wide recognition for its facial scan platform that can identify a person from a database of at least 2 billion people in a matter of seconds.
Isn't that wonderful? Hm, isn't that wonderful, hey. And then you
get this, here's what happens if you don't comply to the new system. You
understand, you see, you've got to obey and allow yourself to be... You're a
little minion, for goodness sake, so behave like one.
Man ordered to uncover face in front of police camera and then fined
£90
mirror.co.uk / 16 May 2019
Met cops stopped and fined him £90 for disorderly behaviour (A: And what was the disorderly behavior?...) after he tried to avoid a facial recognition camera in east London
They slapped him with a fine for disorderly conduct after he tried to cover his face with his hat and jacket when he spotted the controversial facial recognition technology in Romford east London.
The tense encounter was captured by BBC Click, which was filming the Metropolitan Police trialling the use of the technology around the capital.
(A: You see, BBC is part of the
British government and intelligence system.)
The technology has attracted criticism and accusations of a ' Big Brother ' approach to mass public surveillance.
(A: I love what they say, like
they're just starting a 'Big brother approach' and that's what you're just
noticing it. Who's kidding who? They
were arresting folk with cameras in London, when they first brought out the
laws after 9/11, just for taking pictures of famous places. So how many little
warnings do you need?)
The technology has
attracted criticism and accusations of a ' Big Brother ' approach to mass
public surveillance. (A:
Huh? I'll put a question mark
there. What?!??)
While Scotland Yard says it will help the force cut crime, (A: They always say that.) its use has provoked fierce push-back in London - already frequently named one of the most surveilied cities in the world due to its vast CCTV camera network.
(A: I remember reading articles
back in the 90s, about the big big military-industrial conglomerates basically,
at that time, already pushing into surveillance. Because they said if we go into a world with no wars,
that was the whole thing, there'd be no
wars in the future, in a global society. In the 90s, that was all you
heard was globalism, globalism, and one world system. And everybody accepted that, that was the
mantra for about 10 years. It didn't stop until 9/11 happened. You're back to being a nation because they
need warriors to go off and fight abroad, you see. But in the 90s, it was oh, we're so
wonderful, we're global, blah blah blah. And that was the big thing, oh my
goodness, how are we going to make money
for big big war industries, without war?
So, we go into mass surveillance and stuff, that was going to be the
future. That's what they said, folks. I've got the articles. M-hm.)
(A: So here they go and you're
still all shocked when they… with the next step and the next step and the next
step. At least that’s what they pretend. So, Scotland Yard says is can help
them, it can help them, blah blah blah.)
In the exchange captured in the BBC clip, the man is shown attempting to cover his face then being pulled aside by officers.
He tells police: 'If I want to cover me face, I'll cover me face. . . .
(A: They even say 'me' face, as
though he's a low-class guy. 'I'll cover me face', that's the way that they're
saying it here. Isn't it disgusting how they put the person down as
lower-class, hm? Just for their little
push. It's like an ad, this, you see, it's like a promo.)
'If I want to cover me face, I'll cover me face. Don't push me over when I'm walking down the street."
(A: Well, that's a natural
thing, don't push him over when he is walking down the street.)
He then asks an officer: 'How would you like it if you walked down the street and someone grabbed your shoulder? You wouldn't like it, would you?
The officer tells him: "Calm yourself down or you're going in handcuffs. It's up to you. Wind your neck in."
(A: Wind your neck in?)
The man replies: "You wind your neck in."
After he receives the fine, the man tells a reporter a man down the road had told him the police were trialing the AFR technology, so he had covered his face.
(A: Well, isn't it his right?
You see, they're telling you you're a bad person if you want to cover your face
up. Because THEY want to see you. This is intimidation, mass intimidation on
the general public, just to be… You're getting trained
into all the Sci-Fi’s of dystopian futures, it's all here. It's here, folks. M-hm.
And then the threat of a 90 pound fine.
Oh. There you go. M-hm.)
The Met (A: The Metropolitan, the Met…) last year promised not to bring the tech back to Notting Hill Carnival after a public outcry at the use of the automated facial recognition (AFR) kit at the major street party in 2016 and 2017.
A damning report published last year by campaign group Big Brother Watch found the AFR kit used by the Met had a 98 per cent false-positive rate.
(A: So, this is hell they're bringing in here, folks. It won't matter, a 98% false positive rate! When they can storm your home, grab you, because they've got your face mixed up with somebody else, because the computer made a mistake! You're right into Brazil, the comical movie, a satire that Monty Python crew put out, the movie Brazil. Watch it. Where, was it Tuttle, gets mixed up with Buttle, in a bureaucratic foul-up and the guy gets wiped off the face of the map. It's here, folks.)
A protester from the group appeared in the BBC clip, carrying a banner saying 'stop facial recognition.'
The Big Brother monitor can be seen asking an officer of the man that had been taken aside: "What's your suspicion?"
A Big Brother Watch activist questions a policeman about why a man was stopped for covering his face.
The officer replies to her: "The fact that he's walked past clearly masking his face from recognition."
(A: So that’s a crime now.)
"I would do the same," she replies.
"It gives us grounds to stop and verify," the policeman responds.
"No it doesn't," the protester fires back.
On the day the BBC was filming, three arrests reportedly resulted from facial recognition alone.
(A: Ha! Sure! Would they prove it to you? [Alan laughing.])
But that's what you've got now. That's the system
you're living in. And you accept it step-by-step. And it leads the way to
hell. Way beyond the Stasi in East
Germany. Way beyond the old senior police in every totalitarian government.
We're way beyond it now. Under the guise of keeping you safe, you know. How
often has that been used down through history, hm? ...we're keeping you safe.
US claims of Iran threat to coalition forces in Middle East rejected by
British general
independent.co.uk / 15 May 2019
You see, everybody's got to get on board for this, because it's on the list, right.
There has been no increase to from Iranian-backed forces in Iraq and Syria," says Major General Chris Ghika
So he's... there ya go. So they're bashing him back again and oh, you can't say that, you know.
And…
British general says no increased Iran threat in Syria and Iraq,
prompting rare rebuke by Pentagon (A: …for saying that.)
independent.co.uk / 15 May 2019
He's deputy commander of Operation Inherent Reoslve (OIR), the US-led coalition fighting ISIS, disputed claims from the White House that forces in the Middle East are facing an increased threat from Iran or its allies.
Well, facts don't matter, you see. It's on the
list. And the list isn't even yellowed with age. It should be. But they'll
still do it. And…
'Time warp speed'
This is like a replay of Bush’s group at the time
after 9/11. Because it reminds me right off.
'Time warp speed': Congress demands urgent Iran briefing - smh.com.au / 16 May 2019
...you know.
I can remember the guys around Bush at the time said they were told,
ordered by Bush and Rumsfeld, to bring in really, very iffy, it didn't matter
how iffy any accusations against the guys on the list were, bring them in and
they'd go with that basically. The same thing, 'eh?, urgent
Iran briefing. They don't want to hear anybody, in fact, at that time... This
came out in documentaries afterwards where the guys around them, some of these
agents admitting they were told not to
put forward anything that was negative regarding an invasion of Iraq, etc., but
only positive things, even no matter how iffy they were. Well, here we go again. That's all I'll say about that.
And also…
Gene editing: will it make rich people genetically superior?
metro.co.uk / 15 May 2019
(A: It's back to eugenics again.
It's always been here, of course. They
talk about…)
At a time when new technology such as gene editing offers unprecedented control over our own biology, the latest wave of medical advances, including powerful DNA-editing technology like CRISPR/Cas9, is a source of excitement and optimism.
Well, it won't be for us because we're supposed
to, you know, we're not important enough to keep alive apparently. They are
using more advanced technologies and sciences in medicine to give longevity to
the right kind of people, who are awfully rich, or important, you see. That's
how they're classifying all this stuff today. And there's lots of technologies
now where they can put certain plasmas into you of antibodies that will kill
off different cancers. IF they want to. And this is not make-believe stuff. This is
fact. There's articles out there in the newspapers
about it, where some types of breast cancer in fact in stage IV have been
cleared up completely. Quite amazing.
But will they give it to you? Well, that depends who you are. And
how much money you've got. And how important you are.
This is a kicker too, hey. Here you have people
having less sex, supposedly, according to the big system that constantly
monitors us and puts out questionnaires and all that. But here is…
Fall in number of UK deaths hits profits at funeral provider
news.sky.com / 13 May 2019
(A: The provider is called
Dignity. I guess that's from them, I'm
not sure. But...)
Dignity said there were 12% fewer deaths in the first quarter of 2019 than there were in the same period a year ago.
(A: Wow. Well, what d’ya know. I guess they better speed it up then, 'eh? For the profit.)
The company said revenues of £81.1m were 15% lower than for the same period last year and underlying profits fell by 42% to £21.7m as the number of deaths fell 12% to 159,000.
(A: Well, my goodness me, that can't go on, you know. Hm?)
And then we have the whole thing with this
Huawei. It's really
just corporate warfare, really, for who's going to get the big business
from national governments in the West. That's all it is, with China, with
Huawei, as far as I can see. They want to ban, it says...
Huawei ban clouds U.S.-China trade talks, tech sector - reuters.com / 16 May 2019
Because of them getting hit with accusations from
the US on spying and all that stuff. But
it's really just corporate warfare. And don't know in
the US who they want to give the contracts to, like big business, hey, big
business, for the 5G and all the rest of it coming in. That's what it is.
[Alan chuckles.] And for all those who just love,
love the gadgetry that comes out…
Now hackers can steal your ID and bank details from a coffee machine! Cyber security guru also warns people from using Whatsapp and smart TVs - dailymail.co.uk / 18 May 2019
Because literally the folk can put it all
together, find out all your passwords and everything, and hack everything and
that's it, you're wiped out. Quite
something, 'eh.
And poor Manning has been ordered back to jail for
refusing to, I guess, accuse whoever they want to accuse.
Judge orders former U.S. soldier and WikiLeaks source Manning back to jail - reuters.com / 16 May 2019
So, this character is back in jail again. That’s what they do, ‘eh, if you don’t do
what they tell you, testify, whatever it is they want to testify and say
against whomever.
And Russia too, Russia corporate warfare. Now
that they're trying to raise the specter of the big bad bear, again. I remember
giving that talk in the 1998 I think it was, how if they need it again they'll
make Russia into the bad bear again. And here you go. They have big pipelines
coming from Russia into the West with crude oil. So, the recipients of this oil
are trying to claim that it's contaminated. It says…
Russian oil no one wants to pay for
reuters.com / 15 May 2019
In limbo: the dirty Russian oil no one wants to pay for
LONDON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - The bills are due for millions of barrels of contaminated Russian oil.
(A: But it's not really
contaminated, what you think. It's actually, it says...)
. . . discovering it was unusable. . .
...supposedly, the recipients are claiming. How they can do it, this stuff, it's
generally added... What this stuff is
contaminated with is generally put in afterwards in a small quantity, and
Russia claims that they didn't add it because they don't use it in the bulk
crude, you see, so, if it's even there at all it was put in afterwards, they're
claiming. But it's $1.2 billion worth of stuff that they want to, that the West
is claiming they want to reduce the cost of it because they have
to dilute it with more and more crude until it's acceptable. It's a
shame, you know.
But again, it's corporate warfare we're seeing.
That's what we're seeing. It goes on all the time. Corporate warfare is vicious. I mean, they use countries to
go to war over corporate warfare. That's what that is, every war is an economic
war. Somebody wins. And the peasants
fight it for those at the top. And the corporations always win.
Anyway, I've prattled on long enough tonight.
Remember too, you can buy the books and discs, as I say, @cuttingthroughthematrix.com.
Go into the website and see if you want to buy the books. Or donate. If
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What's kept me going is the fact that what I have put out has had such
an incredible response from people all over the planet. You'd be surprised at
the amount of people who use the data.
Never mentioning you of course most of them. But everybody uses the data and puts it into
their own shows and things like that too. Or articles. Because it's all verified and it's not
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So remember, you can help me out too. And
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We're going into a time of fear basically. Fear is the prevalent word right now. It's prescient, it's a precedent word right
now, fear. Because the whole world's
being trained to go along into the new system. And we're all bad little
children, no matter how old we are, if we don't go along with it. It's not, you
know, it won’t be pleasant as big, big systems have become so incredibly
arrogant, and governments definitely are arrogant now, authorities are
definitely arrogant, and they're forgetting they're supposed to be here to
serve the people, all of the people, by the way, and not just the very rich and
those at the top.
So remember, don't get, don't let the world weigh
down on your shoulders until it crushes you completely. You've got to
understand things if you can, if you can handle it. Understand things, but don't let it kill you.
Don't let the emotional anger set in. It festers away and destroys you. Don't
let that happen. You can't change anything for the better if you’re disabled by
it.
Everything that happens in the world takes years
to change. You can see how many years, I mean, 30, 40 years in preparation for
now, to bring this whole totalitarian system into being. Very obviously to do
with the climate and all the rest of it and all this nonsense. It took years
and years of preparations and billions and billions of dollars to set up the
organizations that front for it all.
And it takes a while to start to come out of
things. It might, you might have to
start the system to come out of it all, before it's even all implemented, and
it won't take effect until 30 years from now. We just don't know. That's what
Orwell was getting at with O'Brien in 1984,
when O'Brien says, well, your system
won't change anything. Well, maybe in a thousand years... In other words, it takes a long time for
things to snowball gradually, gradually for the changes that you might desire.
But mankind, humankind I should say, to keep
everybody happy, humankind has had horrors down through history. It's never been a bowl of cherries. Because
there's always power and powerful forces at work in the world. And there's
always psychopaths in charge of the powerful forces. Because they are attracted
to power. They enjoy and love power.
They live for power. And more power. And
they've made life hell throughout the planet in every culture at some time or
another.
Therefore, it's more imperative that you train
people to spot it and to spot them for a better world to come into
being. And they can take all forms, very cleverly, all forms of even nice people who become completely
intolerant of course, [Alan chuckles.] and want you all to behave the way they
want you to behave. But they always start off pretending they're nice. So be very, very careful of the
deceptions in this world. Because that's what the world's about, deception. And
it is a battle. It certainly is a battle... between good and evil... and the
balance in between.
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:
Jacinda Ardern won't rule out blocking Facebook if used to spread
extremist content
newshub.co.nz / 14 May 2019
Jakobshavn Isbrae: Mighty Greenland glacier slams on
brakes
bbc.com / 14 May 2019
Louisiana Unveils Ambitious Plan to Help People Get Out of the Way of
Climate Change
bloomberg.com / 15 May 2019
These Are the Cities Doing the Most to Combat Global Warming
bloomberg.com / 14 May 2019
Florida Bill Lays Out Plan to Study, Prepare for Climate Costs and Impacts
climateliabilitynews.org / 18 April 2019
Governor Ron DeSantis Announces Major Water Policy Reforms
flgov.com / 10 Jan 2019
The share of Americans not having sex has reached a record high
washingtonpost.com / 29 March 2019
US births lowest in 3 decades despite improving economy
apnews.com / 15 May 2019
IARPA Needs More Training Data for Video Surveillance Algorithms
nextgov.com / 10 May 2019
This Chinese facial recognition start-up can identify a person in
seconds
cnbc.com / 16 May 2019
Man ordered to uncover face in front of police camera and then fined
£90
mirror.co.uk / 16 May 2019
US claims of Iran threat to coalition forces in Middle East rejected by
British general
independent.co.uk / 15 May 2019
British general says no increased Iran threat in Syria and Iraq,
prompting rare rebuke by Pentagon
independent.co.uk / 15 May 2019
'Time warp speed': Congress demands urgent Iran briefing
smh.com.au / 16 May 2019
Gene editing: will it make rich people genetically superior?
metro.co.uk / 15 May 2019
Fall in number of UK deaths hits profits at funeral provider
news.sky.com / 13 May 2019
Huawei ban clouds U.S.-China trade talks, tech sector
reuters.com / 16 May 2019
Now hackers can steal your ID and bank details from a coffee machine!
dailymail.co.uk / 18 May 2019
Judge orders former U.S. soldier and WikiLeaks source Manning back to
jail
reuters.com / 16 May 2019
Russian oil no one wants to pay for
reuters.com / 15 May 2019
Former US drug czar--'overlooking real culprit'
foxnews.com / 6 May 2019
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