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Saved - August 9, 2023 at 11:39 PM

@DrJBhattacharya - Jay Bhattacharya

Did governments and public health know that the vax doesn't stop covid transmission? If so, why did they push mandates and vax discrimination anyway? Can we trust these institutions again? Russell Brand (@rustyrockets) has answers!

Saved - September 17, 2023 at 2:50 AM
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Russell Brand and Elon Musk faced wild allegations after challenging the establishment. Trump was accused of an affair during his 2016 presidential campaign. Joe Rogan discussed Ivermectin, facing deplatforming threats from Spotify and media bias favoring vaccines. Musk's plan to buy Twitter for free speech was met with sexual misconduct accusations. Brand, after speaking out against vaccines, was accused of sexual assault. The establishment often uses media to control or cancel those who stand up. A pattern emerges.

@TaraBull808 - TaraBull

Where were these wild allegations against Russell Brand before he took a stand against the establishment? They did the same thing to Elon Musk when he bought Twitter and promised free speech. Thread below 🧵 https://t.co/yvPCrcZlCR

@TaraBull808 - TaraBull

2016 - Trump runs for president, is accused of affair. https://t.co/aLFf1SfWKo

@TaraBull808 - TaraBull

2021 - Joe Rogan talks about Ivermectin - Spotify threatens to cancel his Podcast, media pushes to deplatform him in favor of the vaccines which Fauci now admits causes myocarditis. https://t.co/Z6yrX36hHs

@TaraBull808 - TaraBull

2022 - Elon Musk says he'll buy Twitter to free speech, is accused of sexual misconduct. https://t.co/ZBmQDyQV93

@TaraBull808 - TaraBull

Russell Brand gets sober, gets out of Hollywood, starts a family, and begins to speak out against the vaccines and establishment gets accused of sexual assault from 2006. https://t.co/gwb1aOZEsc

@TaraBull808 - TaraBull

Anytime someone stands up, they use the establishment media in an attempt to control or cancel them. Notice a pattern yet?

Saved - September 17, 2023 at 12:17 AM
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Russell Brand exposes the deceptive left-right paradigm that divides and controls us. Both sides manipulate and use mainstream media to shape our perceptions. Project Mockingbird reveals their capture. We must awaken to this manipulation and unite against the elite. Stand together, for it's the people versus the powerful.

@Inversionism - Inversionism

This is why they're going after Russell Brand. He understands that the left/right paradigm is a trap meant to placate and divide us. Both sides are propagandistic and manipulative. Both sides are captured like shown in Project Mockingbird. And both sides use the MSM to manufacture consent and create false perceptions of realities and the authorities within it. The sooner we all realize we're being manipulated on every front, the quicker we can all stand above it and realize it's purely just the people vs the elite.

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The speakers discuss biases in news networks, specifically Fox News and MSNBC. They argue that both networks serve as mouthpieces for their owners and lack genuine journalism. The conversation touches on the need for personal responsibility in choosing reliable news sources. The speakers mention specific examples, such as MSNBC's treatment of Edward Snowden and Julian Assange, and criticize the network's lack of support for genuine American heroes. They also mention the false equivalency between the biases of Fox News and MSNBC. The conversation concludes with a call for systemic changes in politics and the removal of money from the political system.
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Speaker 0: John, I've not known you long, but I love you already. But I have to say that it's disingenuous to claim that the biases that are exhibited on Fox News are Speaker 1: any different from the biases exhibited on MSNBC. It's difficult to suggest that Speaker 0: these corporations operate as anything other than mouthpieces for their affiliate owners in BlackRock and Vanguard. And and unless we start to embrace. And then also, mate, like just spiritually, if I may use that word in your great country. We have to take responsibility for our own TV. I've been on that MSNBC, mate. It was propagandist nutcracker. Speaker 1: You know, you know, they you know, I Speaker 0: went on a script, good morning, Joe. Speaker 1: It was absurd That's the way they're carried on. Morning, Joe. Yes. Yeah. Speaker 0: I don't know what it was. It wasn't morning. There was no one called Joe there. No one could concentrate. They didn't understand the basic attendance of June journalism. No one was willing to stick up for genuine American heroes, like Edward Snowden. No one was willing to talk about Julian Assange and what he suffered trying to bring real journalism to the American people. And I think to sit within the castle of MSNBC throwing rocks. Fox News is ludicrous. My friend. Make MSNBC better. Make MSNBC Eve, great again. Speaker 1: My friend, I would love Speaker 0: I would the moment the moment Why are the monetary people win on, John? Russell, Russell, darling, Speaker 1: The moment that you give me a specific example, an actual example Okay. I'll give Speaker 0: you my Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Just a second. Speaker 1: What do we need your specific example? Box. Let me tell you what this is. I'd like to hear a specific example, approval specific example of an MSNBC correspondent or anchor Being on television, saying something they knew was false, and were saying behind the scenes to his people, this is, I'm about to go out and we know That we know that the election wasn't stolen. If it is something equivalent But I will go but I will go out I will go out on television and say the opposite. I will why. When's my answer? But we just give me a give me the specific example. I understand the basic part. Give me a specific example. Alright. I'm with you. I think it's a false equivalency, Robert. It's not about bias. It's a false equivalency. Do you don't actually know anything about Any of these organizations you're talking about, even MSNBC ones, big fucking deal. My darling, it was more Speaker 0: than enough. They have a single another single asshole Tower. Do you want an example? Do you want an example? The ludicrous, outrageous criticisms of Joe Rogan around Ivermectin, we're deliberately referring to it as a horse medicine when they know it's an effective medicine. Scene. You're not gonna get it when it has been clinically trial to transpire the sponsor. You have to listen. Wait. Do you think you can improve America by determinately and avowedly condemning Fox News without acknowledging that you're participating in the same game. Right. Did you not just listen to Bernie Sanders, some who plainly, legitimately believes in this country and believes it's possible to change, but is bound by corruption, is bound by the lobbying system. Surely, clear to you, Bill, as one of the great pundits and experts and comic voices, the systemic changes required. Money has to be taken out of politics. We need new political systems that genuinely represent ordinary Americans so that we can overcome small differences and bickering about which propagandist network is the worst is not gonna save a single American life, not improve the life of a single American child, not gonna approve America's standing in the world, and the world needs a strong America. I'll Tell you that. I'll tell you that. They have an obligation, a duty, not to condemn these people.
Saved - September 18, 2023 at 7:54 AM
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In a recent controversy surrounding Russell Brand, allegations of sexual assault have emerged. The media's treatment of Brand raises questions about their motives and biases. The accusations seem to stem from consensual relationships, with some women retroactively claiming assault. The media's selective outrage and double standards are evident, as they celebrate sexual liberation in some contexts but condemn it in others. This case highlights the need for fair and unbiased reporting, as well as a more nuanced understanding of consent.

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Channel 4 and 'Times' Russell Brand Hit-Piece Exposed: Right & Left Wing British Media Unite to Smear Alternative Voices Russel Brand is a well known ALTERNATIVE media personality. He doesn’t follow or propagate the mainstream narrative. An Axis of MSM has colluded to DESTROY @rustyrockets reputation because he poses an existential threat to them. When he led a hedonistic lifestyle, mainstream media promoted and broadcast his stereotypically liberal behaviour. At that time they had no issue. But decades later, after he left that lifestyle, and agitated MSM - both the Right and Left wing branches, they have manufactured weak allegations out of his past to take him out. They did the same with @Cobratate and they will do the same again. The irony is that liberal leftist society promotes hedonism and then when the time is right use that very behaviour to cancel the person. Welcome to 2023 The media has assumed upon itself the role of prosecutor, judge and jury with no regard for justice and due process. Let’s do a FORENSIC analysis into The Times and Channel 4 Hit Piece to see the strength of these claims. Let’s look at the ‘evidence’. /1

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

They contacted 100s of people in order to find dirt on Russell Brand. Simply put the article and Dispatches documentary were the result of years of digging up any woman that would give the MSM the story they wanted. They frankly admit they “scrutinised Brand’s books and interviews, and watched and listened to hundreds of hours of his shows on the BBC, Channel 4 and YouTube to corroborate allegations.” Imagine speaking to so many people: during the height of his fame. Brand claims to have slept with 80 women a month. And yet they manage to find only 4 women, all of whom were actually in relationship with Brand. How convenient... So this is the game; you can have a relationship with someone & decades later a woman can claim one of the encounters during the middle of it was not consensual. /2

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Here is a video featuring a woman confirming that Brand was indeed kind to her and everything between them was consensual. However, her account didn't align with the mainstream media narrative, so it was excluded from the documentary. This is one of the many individuals who were contacted among the hundreds. /3

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

So for some reason, according to their argument, Brand exhibits a pattern where all the 'raped' women admit they were ALREADY in sexual relationships with him. Why this bizzare pattern of exclusively raping women he's already having non- rape sexual relationships with? That’s the game. With this methodology you can take any man out. /4

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

The first woman who claimed he raped her presented the following as evidence. She asserts he apologized, but the nature of the apology isn’t what is claimed by The Times i.e. rape. It's evident that the apology was related to not using a condom during their encounter. She also mentioned getting tested for any potential consequences due to not using protection. In this scenario, not using a condom is equated to rape. Its not clear whether they used condoms every time or not in their seemingly numerous sexual encounters but whether 'stealthing' is the same as rape is extremely contentious...but of course feminists seek to weaponise any heterosexual encounter. /5

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Recall that 'stealthing' was the EXACT SAME ACCUSATION USED AGAINST JULIAN ASSANGE BY ACCUSERS. Coincidence I'm sure. This case highlights a consequence of the MeToo movement: The redefinition of rape to include any and everything and trivialising actual rape. Also if you download the image and blow it to full size you notice that the text looks different and there is a faint line below the words “when a woman say NO..” The left side of the blue comment appears to be smudged and not a clearly defined line. It appears the message has been tampered with. We shall see. In any case, it's not a proof of rape even if genuine. /6

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Initially the article claims that “Brand raped her against a wall in his Los Angeles home. She was treated at a rape crisis centre on the same day” Then later in the article it is clear she was in a CONSENSUAL relationship with Brand. A screenshot of messages after the alleged encounter suggests that she was upset that Brand did not use a condom. “When a girl say[s] NO it means no….Last time U asked me condom or no condom. When I say condom that doesn’t mean it [is] optional.” /7

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

This is not a new phenomenon where women decide AFTER THE FACT that consensual sex with a celebrity is rape. Not wearing a condom does NOT equate to rape. In the message she does not claim rape. And Brand is still in communication with her by the 5th of August. We do not know if all messages were preserved since why is there a random message 1 month and 5 days later? /8

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

What we know is that when she came to Brand's home that day, she was in a sexual relationship with him and allegedly he asked for a threesome. Did the ‘journalists’ try to track this other individual to corroborate events? It appears not. Also of note is the duplicitous prudery in the article since the media are complicit in encouraging promiscuity such as open relationships and orgies, here is a recent example from the Times. At the same time as celebrating orgies, lesbianism, open relationships & threesomes as being empowering and liberating for women, they now criticise Brand for empowering women and himself to engage in these same sexual practices. Teenage sexuality itself is celebrated voyeuristically in shows like 'The White Lotus', 'Sex Education', 'Euphoria' and Channel 4's own 'Skins' which gleefully depicted teenage sexuality. Yet the same people now suddenly find themselves in the position of puritans disapproving of even sexual activity at legal age. 'Heartstopper' celebrates teenage homosexual activity & is a massive hit. & where were 'The Times' and Channel 4 when age gap gay sex was glamorised - between teachers and pupils no less - in the Oscar winning movie 'Call Me By Your Name?' and many others? /9

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

The second woman claims that the relationship was non-consensual because she was 16. So despite this being the legal age of consent, this is now considered 'sort of' rape. In a society that encourages sexual activity at a young age and where minors engage in relationships, it's paradoxical that they label legal sex as rape based solely on age. The implied accusation of pedophilia doesn't align with the actual circumstances, showing an attempt to redefine the age of consent to misconstrue Brand's actions. Yet, these are the EXACT SAME organisations (The Times, Channel 4) who demanded and lobbied for the age of consent be constantly lowered until it was 16 and to include homosexual activity including anal penetrative intercourse. /10

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

The Times now make a laughable attempt to belay the age of consent. Note the law in the UK allows a 16 year old to have a consensual relation and Alice admits that Brand checked to ensure she was 16 at the time of their consensual relationship. Hardly behaviour of a predatory nature right? The reader is told that Alice “has decided to speak out because she now believes that she was too young to be able to consent to a relationship with an adult man, and that the law should be changed to protect those under 18.” Well let’s delve into the media’s acceptance, condoning and even promoting large age differences and literal paedophilia. /11

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

This appears to be a consistent pattern observed in their approach to undermine or remove men they harbor animosity towards or perceive as standing in the way of their objectives. A comparable strategy was employed against @cobratate, where they made allegations of involvement with a 16-year-old. I had to debunk all the unsubstantiated claims and weaknesses in their argument. /12

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Here is an example of Stephen Fry marrying Elliot Spencer, who is 30 years younger than him. There is no issue here, as Fry is praised by the establishment. /13 https://t.co/HwZbKs0wdd

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Here is another example of Sarah Paulson marrying Holland Taylor, who is 32 years older than her. However, when women do it, there is no issue or problem. This age gap concern is only brought up to criticize men. /14 https://t.co/N69e5cKMQq

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

But let us be clear their issue is only when they want to take a MAN out and it’s exclusive to only men. They promote and overlook immoral behaviour. Here for example is Cher with a boyfriend who is 40 years younger than her. /15 https://t.co/x4WeyvNlCm

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Here is another example: Aaron Taylor-Johnson was 18 when he dated Sam Taylor-Wood, who was 42. In this case, despite him being a teenager and the significant age difference, it seems not to matter. /16 https://t.co/4r94xnpTwf

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Similarly, Emmanuel Macron met his teacher when he was 15 years old, while she was 39. His parents attempted to intervene, worried that he might be vulnerable to exploitation. This situation could be viewed as clear pedophilia, yet it went unquestioned when a boy was involved. Now, he's the president, and she's accepted as his wife. Read the attached image, they are actually crediting her raping him for his success. So for them, it was only because she molested him did he become a good public speaker. I guess, according to them, you can teach acting and other skills through rape too. /17

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

I mean this is not surprising because liberals in particular love paedophilia: “De Beauvoir was a pedophile who groomed minors. She also wanted to legalise Pedophilia. Like Ghislaine Maxwell & Jeffrey Epstein, both De Beauvoir & Jean-Paul Sartre developed a pattern, which they called the "trio", in which Beauvoir seduced his students and then passed them on to Sartre." But The Times gives her repeated hagiographies… /18 https://x.com/ShaykhSulaiman/status/1613926009723658241?s=48

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Here is The Times giving a free ride to an actual advocate of pedophilia. Peter Tatchell is quoted as suggesting that a 9-year-old was capable of consenting to and deriving pleasure from engaging in sexual activities with an adult man. /19 https://x.com/ShaykhSulaiman/status/1666898114802769954?s=48

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

And here is where the Times platform Tatchell. There is no mention at all about his comments that 9 year olds can consent to sex. Now compare with massive attack they published about Brand...who had sex with a 16yr old, who is of legal age. /20 https://t.co/V65F52zr60

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Let's consider the case of Coco Chanel. Recent revelations about her involvement in espionage for the Nazis were met with...an exhibition funded by taxpayers, portraying her in a favorable light. It seems some individuals are perceived as beyond reproach. /21 https://t.co/lib0nJZY0E

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

The Times praises an anti-Semite who collaborated with the Nazis, yet in the days later, they orchestrated a major attack on Russell Brand. /22 https://t.co/ejgRFHX9cC

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

It's evident that these actions are contradictory, but the liberal press seems inclined to excuse such behavior for their favorites. Meanwhile, Brand is hanged. /23 https://t.co/4Jx7b2DzMc

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Moving back to that woman. And how did the relationship end with her? Was it after the alleged allegation of rape? No “The relationship ended when Brand invited her over one day, and she arrived to find another woman in his bed. “I was so angry, and I said to him, ‘Why would you do this to me? This is so humiliating.’” Decades later, she accused him of sexual assault. /24

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Here is another woman who engaged in a consensual relationship with Brand. He pursued her and she willingly entered into a relationship with him. /25 https://t.co/TAZaF5cRr4

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

In this case, once again, the woman engaged in consensual sexual activity with Brand. Her issue with him seemed to stem from his apparent disinterest, reflected in a glazed-over look during the act. It's unclear how she could hold him accountable for that. This is the same instance mentioned the earlier tweet, the woman doesn't mention being raped and instead discusses Brand having sex with her without protection. /26

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

The fourth woman with whom he once again engaged in consensual sexual relations. Do you notice a pattern here? All these women are now retroactively claiming, during the middle of their relationships, that they were raped. /27

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

She was having consensual sex with Brand, however it is claimed this ended and later he sexually assaulted her. She claims categorically that he did not rape her but he kissed her and wanted her to have sex with him. She claims a decade or more later that “[she] thinks” he put his hands down her trousers. She isn’t sure of what happened, no court of law would accept such a testimony but it is easy to convince people with salacious accusations. Ask yourself, why is it that Brand has a propensity to conduct sexual impropriety ONLY with women with whom he has consensual sexual relations? And after this ‘ordeal’ she continued to work for Brand. Is that believable that she would return to Brand's home REGULARLY out of her own free will if sexually assaulted by him? It is unlikely that out of the many relationships Brand had in L.A. only two women have witnessed Brand demonstrating aggressive or forceful sexual conduct? /28

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

She found herself in his bedroom under unclear circumstances, describing it as if it were a magic trick that brought her to the bedroom. She insists she didn't know how she ended up there and asks for trust in her account. Importantly, she explicitly states that he didn't rape her. /29

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Initially, she claimed she was alone with him and ended up in the bedroom, but later she asserts that a third person heard her screaming. The proof? We're asked to trust her word, as the third person didn't respond when contacted by The Times. /30 https://t.co/t19XIeVgBs

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

The discussion then shifts to an ex-girlfriend and her allegations in a book. It's worth noting that the ex-girlfriend uses pseudonyms, avoiding real names. This seems to suggest that if Brand were to sue for defamation, he'd have to prove that the book referred to him. Essentially, she didn't provide concrete names in her story, which raises questions. She clearly didn’t believe in the veracity of her own story. /31

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

One of the women allegedly attempted to extort money from him before approaching the press. Regarding her demands, she mentioned the lawyer's response, stating, “I was after money and implied that it was almost blackmail that I was doing, I’ve never mentioned money. [The lawyer was] the only person that’s ever mentioned money.” This is ridiculous, suggesting the lawyer was not acting on her behalf in seeking money from Brand. /32

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

It's evident that the media treated individuals like Epstein, Gates, Prince Andrew, and Soros with more leniency. Recently, the media seemed cautious not to damage the reputation of Philip Schofield and Hue Edwards, despite allegations of grooming minors. In contrast, they attempted to associate Brand with Jimmy Saville, employing guilt by association. This showcases how mainstream media aggressively targeted Brand and Tate, while exercising restraint in covering allegations against their own establishment figures. /33

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

At the same time as celebrating orgies, lesbianism, open relationships & threesomes as being empowering and liberating for women, they now criticise Brand for empowering women and himself to engage in these same sexual practices. Teenage sexuality itself is celebrated voyeuristically in shows like 'The White Lotus', 'Sex Education', 'Euphoria' and Channel 4's own 'Skins' which gleefully depicted teenage sexuality. Yet the same people now suddenly find themselves in the position of puritans disapproving of even sexual activity at legal age. 'Heartstopper' celebrates teenage homosexual activity & is a massive hit. & where were 'The Times' and Channel 4 when age gap gay sex was glamorised - between teachers and pupils no less - in the Oscar winning movie 'Call Me By Your Name?' and many others? /34

Saved - September 17, 2023 at 8:35 PM

@OliLondonTV - Oli London

If you are wondering why the Mainstream Media has suddenly done a coordinated ‘Trial by Media’ campaign against Russel Brand…then this video will tell you exactly why.

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The speaker brings up the fact that the pandemic created many new billionaires in the pharmaceutical industry. They mention that pharmaceutical companies funded the 2020 election and made huge profits, with Pfizer alone making $100 billion. They also highlight that the public funded the development of vaccines but didn't receive the profits. The speaker questions the economic system where companies benefit from crises, leading to perpetual crises that serve the interests of the elite rather than ordinary people.
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Speaker 0: Hello? Yes? Out of respect for you and your show, I've brought some facts. Would you like that, actually You just you just get the fuck out of it. That is not the point. Because you like facts. No. We do. We like facts. Love that. I wouldn't have mentioned it. I'm English, and you know that politeness is our fundamental religion. I mean, yeah. But they do pertain to this you. So may I say something? Please, please. If they inconvenience you, I'll stop saying them. The pandemic created at least 40 new far big pharma billionaires. Funding from pharmaceutical companies in the 2020 election. Pfizer chairman Albert Bourla told Time Magazine in July 2020 that his company was developing a COVID vaccine for the good of humanity, not for money? And, of course, Pfizer made $100,000,000,000 in profit in 2022. And may I just mention, finally, and these are this is also a fact, that you, the American public, funded the development of that. The German public funded the BioNTech vaccine. When it came to the profits, they took the profits. When it came to the funding, you paid for the funding. All I'm querying is this. Yes. Is if you have an economic system in which pharmaceutical companies benefit hugely from medical emergencies, where a military industrial complex benefits from war, where energy companies benefit from energy crisis, you are going to generate states of perpetual crisis you so the interest of ordinary people Oh, yes. Separate from the interest of the elite.
Saved - October 7, 2023 at 2:58 PM

@KatTheHammer1 - Kat™ The Hammer ⚒️

Here is the real reason Russell Brand is being canceled!!! He lit up big pharma on Bill Maher’s show!!! Listen to this! EPIC!

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During the pandemic, pharmaceutical corporations like Moderna and Pfizer made massive profits from COVID-19 vaccines. Many members of Congress received campaign funding from pharmaceutical companies. Pfizer's chairman claimed they developed the vaccine for the good of humanity, not for money, yet the company made billions in profit. Additionally, the public funded the development of the vaccine, but the profits went to the companies. This highlights an economic system where pharmaceutical companies and other industries benefit from crises, creating a divide between the interests of ordinary people and the elite. For example, the COVID testing industry became profitable, leading to reluctance in giving up that source of income.
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Speaker 0: I bought some facts. The pandemic created at least 40 new big pharma billionaires, pharmaceutical corporations like Moderna and Pfizer made a $1000 of profit every second from COVID-nineteen vaccine. More than 2 thirds of Congress received campaign funding from Pharmaceutical Companies in the 2020 election. Pfizer chairman Albert Baller told Time magazine in July 2020 that his company was developing a COVID vaccine for the good of humanity, not for money. And of course, Pfizer made a $100,000,000,000 in profit in 2022. And may I just mention finally, and these are, this is the also a fact that you, the American public, funded the development about the German public, funded the BioNTech a vaccine. When it came to the profits, they took the profits. When it came to the funding, you paid for the funding. It's difficult not to I Speaker 1: I will just add one thing. It is possible that these are leading capitalists. It made a lot of money. Speaker 0: All I'm querying exists. Yes. Is if you have an economic system in which pharmaceutical companies benefit hugely from medical emergencies, where a military industrial complex benefits from war, where an energy company's benefit from energy crisis, you are going to generate states of perpetual crisis with interest of ordinary people Well, yes. And separate from the interest of the elite Speaker 1: and out of industry. And I'm bills. Once you create an industry, like like checking you, I still get stacked to see if I have COVID because it's a cottage industry. People started making money by sending a nurse to my house, and now no one wants to give up that gravy tree.
Saved - September 20, 2023 at 3:17 PM

@WallStreetSilv - Wall Street Silver

This is why Russel Brand has become a target in the corporate media right now. He started sharing too much info. He poked the bear and this is what happens. They all received their orders and came after him. He didn’t follow the approved narrative. That is why this is happening. Never forget that

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The pandemic has led to the emergence of 14 new billionaires in the pharmaceutical industry. Companies like Moderna and Pfizer made massive profits from the COVID-19 vaccine, earning $1,000 per second. In the 2020 election, over two-thirds of Congress received campaign funding from pharmaceutical companies. Despite Pfizer's chairman claiming their vaccine was developed for the good of humanity, the company still made a staggering $100 billion in profit in 2022. This economic system benefits pharmaceutical, military, and energy companies, creating perpetual crises for ordinary people.
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Speaker 0: Affecting you and your show, I've bought some facts. The pandemic created at least 14 new big pharma billionaires. Pharmaceutical corporations like Moderna and Pfizer made $1,000 of profit every second from the COVID nineteen vaccine. More than 2 thirds of Congress received campaign funding from pharmaceutical companies in the 2020 election. Pfizer Pfizer chairman Albert Bourla told Time Magazine in July 2020 that his company was developing a COVID vaccine for the good of humanity, not for money. And, of course, Pfizer made and $100,000,000,000 in profit in 2022. When it came to the profit, they took the profits. When it came to the funding, you paid for the funding. If you have an economic system in which pharmaceutical companies benefit hugely from medical emergencies, where a military industrial complex benefits from war, where and And energy companies benefit from energy crisis. You are going to generate states of perpetual crisis for the in-depth of ordinary people.
Saved - September 20, 2023 at 8:29 PM

@liz_churchill10 - Liz Churchill

How did we get to a point where we have an unelected ‘Global Health Czar’…that’s not a Doctor…who was the Best Friend of Jeffrey Epstein…the World’s most notorious Child-sex Trafficker? How is this real?

Saved - September 21, 2023 at 11:47 AM

@WallStreetSilv - Wall Street Silver

"How can you have energy companies that profit when there's an energy shortage?" … Russell Brand "Military industrial complex that profits when there's a war" "Pharmaceutical companies that profit when there's a pandemic" You're creating the necessity for an ongoing crisis.

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Energy companies, military-industrial conflicts, and pharmaceutical companies all profit from crises like energy crises, wars, and pandemics. This creates a constant need for crises, benefiting the elites while harming everyone else. It is undeniable that these elites prioritize profit over human life, morals, and ethics.
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Speaker 0: Have energy companies that profit when there's an energy crisis. Military industrial conflicts that profits when it's a war. Pharmaceutical companies that profit when there's a pandemic. You're creating the necessity for ongoing crisis. Yes. If the elites in the society benefit from situations that are detrimental to everybody else, That's what reality is going to become. That's what reality has become. Speaker 1: That's such an important point because that's almost undeniable. And and and to say that they wouldn't do that because they value human life and moral and ethics over profit, that's never been exert exhibited. That's not true.
Saved - September 22, 2023 at 10:20 AM

@JimFergusonUK - Jim Ferguson

The real reason Russell Brand was attacked. The #WEF2030Agenda #GlobalistParasites like #BillGates took the decision to destroy #RussellBrand Why? Because he got too close to the truth. When you fly over the target expect the flak to be at its most intense. #UK #GlobalResistance

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Bill Gates is accused of being a hypocrite for advocating climate change while using a private jet. In response, Gates claims to offset his family's carbon footprint and contribute to solutions. He argues that his funding of Climeworks for direct air capture exceeds his family's carbon footprint. Gates also defends his travel, stating that he learns about farming and malaria in different countries. However, critics argue that Gates is not only part of the problem but also manipulates the media and stock prices. Despite his explanations, it appears that Gates does what he wants and justifies it later.
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Speaker 0: Bill Gates epitomizes this trend. I've got no particular thing against Bill Gates, but he does represent a certain mentality. I'll do what I wanna do. You do what I want you to do. That's the Bill Gates way, and today, we're gonna work out who's contributing more to climate change, you or Bill Gates? Let's see. Bill Gates has shrugged off allegations that he's a hypocrite for climate campaigning while traveling by private jet. In an interview with BBC's Amal Rajan, Gates addressed the accusation by saying he offset his family's carbon footprint and contributes to solutions. Oh, I didn't realize that. Yes, that's cool. Let's have a look. Speaker 1: What do you say to the charge that if you are a climate change campaigner, but you also travel around the world on a private jet, you're a hypocrite? Speaker 2: Well, I I, by the gold standard of funding Climeworks to do direct air capture That far exceeds my family's carbon footprint. So, you know, should I stay at home and not Come to Kenya and learn about farming and malaria? Speaker 0: Yeah. You know how you're just making up a reason for why you should be able to do what you wanna do? Everyone feels like that. We all feel like we should be able to do what we wanna do and that we make mistakes, and we're not perfect, so we try our best to make it up how we can. And guess what? That's what you do as well. So in a way, you should've stopped doing as well to do, shouldn't you? Speaker 2: Anyway, I mean, I'm uncomfortable. Speaker 0: Comfortable with that? I bet you are, 30,000 feet reclining on a beige La Z Boy. Speaker 2: With the idea that not only am I Not part of the problem by paying for the offsets, but also through the billions that my breakthrough energy group is spending That I'm part of the solution. Speaker 0: You are part of the solution. He's definitely not part of the problem. He isn't part of the problem when he's making massive donations to the media for favorable reporting. He's not part Problem, when he's funding vaccine organizations then getting out just before stock prices drop. He's not part of the problem when he's giving 1,000,000,000 to the WHO. He's not part of the problem when the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is accruing more money than they spend making a not For profit organization? Well, you could say profitable. I'm sure Bill Gates has got some explanation. Maybe he's offsetting that profit in some way by helping us in ways that we're Too stupid to understand. But on the surface, it looks like Bill Gates does what he wants then justifies it afterwards.
Saved - September 30, 2023 at 9:16 PM
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The people are fed up with fraudulent elections, corrupt leaders, and biased media. They demand accountability and consequences. Judges, Hollywood moguls, and politicians escape justice. Illegals receive entitlements while inner-city children suffer. Protestors go free, while thought crimes are punished. Scientific data is ignored, and the media loses interest. We're told to maintain decorum, but we won't give a free pass to cheaters and liars. Pray, stand, speak, and act.

@realjoeoltmann - realjoeoltmann

Let me just say this... I don’t attack people on “our side”. Our side is focused on two things: getting rid of machines and getting rid of mail in ballots. I believe we will get rid of both before 2024 election. Why? Because the people are sick of the fraud and corruption and they know the “leaders” were selected not elected.. they know they are out for personal gain and power. The bow is breaking because the people are speaking and they know.. They know the elections are not transparent nor are they secure. They know they are fixed and they are fraudulent. They know the evidence is overwhelming while the selected leaders on both sides, media, tech companies, and corptocracy lie cheat and gaslight with impunity. Yet they want decorum when there should be none. They want me and you to break bread with liars who bring nothing to the table, defraud the people and talk about shiny objects that do not exist. They want to “let the authorities handle it” when the rot of corruption, collusion and evil grips them. If it doesn’t, then why… Why is there no accountability and why are there no consequences? Why are judges doing drive by shootings and still retaining their job (Oklahoma) and fbi and cia agents raping kids and women with impunity? Why are Hollywood moguls raping women for 30 years before being held accountable? Why has the Epstein list not been released? How did Feinstein die worth 130 million dollars on a 145k a year average salary? How do we pay 54 cents on every dollar to the government while they get on TV and demand more? How do we pay to drive on roads we already paid taxes to build? How is it that the border is open, entitlements are given out to illegals while hungry children in inner cities dodge bullets while they walk to a school that teaches them nothing except, how to cut off body parts and change genders? How is it there are states that made it legal to murder babies in the womb up to 9 months (colorado, look it up.)? How is it that protestors can take over senate and house offices and not be charged but J6 not even present at the capital are given 22 years for… thought crimes? How is it that a man can be eaten alive by bed bugs at a jail funded by the people? How is it that a county clerk, @realtinapeters could do an investigation, uncover massive fraud in the dominion election system get charged for the covert operation but NOT for accessing the machines, while writing 3 reports that outline the fraud and the media go silent? How is it that mountains of scientific data for a vaccine that killed millions be swept under the rug? How is it that the media lose interest in Maui much like they did in Vegas? How is it that the same man in charge of Vegas during the mass shooting, turns out was running things in Lahaina, during the fires? How is it that they feed off of us, raise taxes, steal our voices and yet… we are told to maintain decorum? So no. I will not give a free pass to fed bois, government operators, cheaters, demons and liars. Neither should you. Pray. Stand. Speak. Act.

Saved - November 7, 2023 at 9:28 PM
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Who did Jeffrey Epstein work for? Many prominent figures remain silent on this question, including Ben Shapiro, Charlie Kirk, Laura Loomer, and more. Their silence raises concerns. To sin by silence, when we should protest, makes cowards out of men.

@ShadowofEzra - Shadow of Ezra

Who did Jeffrey Epstein work for? Who won't ask this question? Ben Shapiro - SILENT Charlie Kirk - SILENT Laura Loomer - SILENT Benny Johnson - SILENT Tom Fitton - SILENT Jordan Peterson - SILENT Matt Walsh - SILENT Ezra Levant - SILENT Alx - SILENT Libs of TikTok - SILENT Jack Posobiec - SILENT Steven Crowder - SILENT Dan Bongino - SILENT Tom Fitton - SILENT To sin by silence, when we should protest, makes cowards out of men.

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Robert Maxwell, owner of the Daily Mirror, and his daughter Ghislaine were allegedly Israeli agents, according to the speaker. They introduced Jeffrey Epstein to Ghislaine before the 1990s. The speaker claims that Epstein's operation was a honey trap to entrap politicians, policymakers, celebrities, and media figures.
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Speaker 0: That it was your employer, Robert Maxwell, owner of the Daily Mirror. You say that he was an Israeli agent and, as was his daughter. Speaker 1: He was not my employer. I would like to correct that. Okay. We work together with him. Speaker 0: And, you say that his daughter, Ghislaine, also, though, worked for Israel, and it was Robert Maxwell who introduced Jeffrey Epstein to Ghislaine Maxwell way before the 19 nineties as mainstream media is reported. Speaker 1: Correct. Speaker 0: I suppose what the most alarming allegations that you've been making are that the entire Epstein operation was a honey trap operation to entrap politicians, policymakers, celebrities, people in the media Speaker 1: the to his operation to entrap, different politicians.

@ShadowofEzra - Shadow of Ezra

Jeffrey Epstein worked for the Israeli Mossad and videotaped powerful people raping children to create blackmail material for the Rotschild State of Israel. Some of his clients include: Bill Gates Alan Dershowitz Barack Obama Hilary Clinton Nancy Pelosi Jamie Dimon Bill Clinton Ehud Barak Banks like JP Morgan covered up transactions that show these clients purchasing children for rape and sacrifice. Controlled organizations like Turning Point USA, The Daily Wire, PragerU, Breitbart and The Gateway Pundit never make a connection between Jeffrey Epstein and the Rotschild State of Israel Both parties are enslaved to Israel and until that changes the United States of America will never be free.

Saved - December 22, 2023 at 7:26 PM

@TaraBull808 - TaraBull𝕏

Joe Rogan calls out the Epstein Island Bill Gates cover-up. Do you agree that we are living in a Banana Republic? https://t.co/71Bx6Dj3Ge

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There is disbelief that influential people could be involved in an island where they engage in sex with underage individuals. The speaker mentions Jeffrey Epstein, who went to jail for this crime but still had connections with people like Bill Gates. Epstein later died under suspicious circumstances, and no one was held accountable. Ghislaine Maxwell, who was involved in this illegal activity, was arrested and convicted, but the list of people involved was not released. The speaker expresses frustration, stating that this kind of injustice shouldn't happen in the United States, regardless of the individuals' power.
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Speaker 0: Unlike him tells you there's an island that they take influential people and they have sex with underage people. You'd be like, what the fuck are you talking about? And then if you told me years later that the guy, Epstein, would first of all go to jail for doing that very thing, for having sex with underage people, then still be able to court people like Bill Gates and be able to have them and travel with them and go places with them. And then years later, he would be suicided Yeah. In some way where all the cameras stopped working and No one ever got brought to justice for it in any significant way. And that years after that, Ghislaine Maxwell would be arrested, that she would be tried, that she'd be convicted, and that the list of the people that engaged in this illegal activity would never be released. I would say that is a banana republic bullshit thing. That's not gonna happen in the United States of America. No. People are gonna be brought to justice. I don't care how powerful they are. But that's not the case.
Saved - January 2, 2024 at 4:09 AM

@TheChiefNerd - Chief Nerd

Russell Brand: “The data is available now. Excess deaths are rising. The life expectancy in the United States of America is falling and it isn’t because of COVID…Curiously there is a total lack of appetite to investigate this…” https://t.co/OMAvm9H21J

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There have been cases of athletes collapsing and dying, which is unusual. There is a rise in unexplained deaths during the pandemic, not related to COVID. Some evidence suggests a connection to a mysterious syndrome called sudden adult death syndrome (SADS). The speaker questions why the media and health agencies are not investigating this issue and highlights the importance of independent media for asking these questions. They argue that controlling information is an attempt to suppress dissent and prevent awareness of corruption. The speaker calls for a global investigation into the impact of the pandemic era, separate from COVID, to address various concerns affecting people's lives.
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Speaker 0: Collapsing in the middle of the game. During the game. Collapsing on the tennis court. Suddenly collapsing. Speaker 1: The player collapsed. Speaker 2: Collapsed and died. Speaker 0: After collapsing He collapsed. Speaker 2: He collapsed. Speaker 0: He collapsed. Seems that there's a 2nd player who's collapsed. This is unusual. I haven't seen anything like this. Yeah. What's going on? Speaker 1: Sharp rise in unexplained deaths during the pandemic. Speaker 0: The number of deaths with unknown causes has gone up over the last 3 years. Speaker 1: Deaths that are not listed as COVID related. Speaker 0: I'm sorry. I'm feeling really dizzy. Healthy young people are dying suddenly from a mysterious syndrome. A sudden adult death syndrome. Stads is an umbrella term to describe unexpected deaths in young people. There is some evidence that some sort of delayed reaction into COVID. Speaker 2: Why would the legacy media not investigate this with the same vigor that they've applied to a variety of other subjects that appear to their ability to control dissenting voices and shut down counternarratives. Why is there a demand for censorship to be enshrined in law from the EU to Ireland, to the United Kingdom, to the United States of America, to Canada. Why has it become so important to control information when the ability to create Content like this has just become global and worldwide. It's precisely because information like this and I'm not suggesting for a moment that all of those athletes died or that all of those athletes were suffering as a result of particular medications, but the data is available now. Excess deaths are rising. The life expectancy in the United States of America is falling, and it isn't Because of COVID, comparable figures are available in the United Kingdom. And once again, the same is true. Sudden deaths, unexpected deaths, excess deaths, all rising, and it isn't because of COVID. Curiously, there is a total lack of appetite to investigate this even though it seems like there's ample evidence to warrant an investigation. Health agencies are not investigating it. Legacy media organizations are not investigating it. Elsewhere, we've reported on The kind of relationships that exist between big pharma and cable news media who receive the vast majority of their funding, not only from big pharma, but specifically from Pfizer, Just 1 organization. Have you ever seen Albert Bourla contend with a single difficult question except for when he was chased by rebel news through the snowy Streets of Davos. Of course, you haven't. You've just seen him in puff piece after puff piece. Independent media is vital because it allows these questions to be asked. Were it not for the valuable voices in this space, You wouldn't have a COVID inquiry in the UK. You wouldn't have any dissent at all. You wouldn't have no uptake for the latest COVID booster shots because none of this information will be available. I'm not saying that because I am an independent media figure, even though I personally know the level of attacks that are likely if you put yourself in a position of dissent, I know it. I know it personally. I'm just 1 voice in an increasingly powerful space, but the real power is with you, your independent thought, your ability to choose. That's what they are trying to shut down and control. They do not want an awakened dissenting population investigating the high levels of corruption in their own a in their own media and in particular, in globalist, corporatist agencies, and financial entities. Because if people become aware to that, we will oppose it. They won't be able to control and regulate a population is mistrustful of its media, its judiciary, its law enforcement agencies, and in particular, the establishment interests that appear to be able to coordinate all of them. You've just seen with your own eyes sufficient evidence to warrant a serious investigation into the impact of the pandemic era distinct and separate from the impact of COVID itself, whether that's as a result of the rise of heart disease or people taking their own lives or mental health or the collapse of small businesses or the impact on children's education, and Certainly, and perhaps most importantly, the possible impact of certain medical interventions but were highly propagandized, the message of which was amplified, questions weren't asked, The dissent was shut down. Legitimate experts were shamed and smeared and shut down, and dissenting voices were attacked. This is time for a global reckoning. Let's ensure that 2024 isn't like like 2023, a year where ordinary people's views were oppressed so that establishment power could be continually magnified.
Saved - January 2, 2024 at 5:57 PM

@unhealthytruth - Erin Elizabeth Health Nut News 🙌

Russell Brand: “The data is available now. Excess deaths are rising. The life expectancy in the United States of America is falling and it isn’t because of COVID…Curiously there is a total lack of appetite to investigate this…” https://t.co/G7Yq4iW5GJ

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There have been reports of sudden collapses and unexplained deaths among athletes, particularly young and healthy individuals. This phenomenon, known as sudden adult death syndrome (SADS), has seen a rise in cases during the pandemic. Some speculate that there may be a connection to COVID or certain medical interventions, but investigations into these incidents have been lacking. Independent media plays a crucial role in raising questions and seeking answers, as mainstream media and health agencies have shown little interest in investigating further. The aim is to prevent an awakened and dissenting population that questions corruption within media, globalist entities, and establishment interests. A global reckoning is needed to ensure a more transparent and accountable future.
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Speaker 0: Collapsing in the middle of the game. During the game. Collapsing on the tennis court. Suddenly collapsing. Speaker 1: The player collapsed. Speaker 2: Collapsed and died. Speaker 0: After collapsing He collapsed. Speaker 2: He collapsed. Speaker 0: He collapsed. Seems that there's a 2nd player who's collapsed. This is unusual. I haven't seen anything like this. Yeah. What's going on? Speaker 1: Sharp rise in unexplained deaths during the pandemic. Speaker 0: The number of deaths with unknown causes has gone up over the last 3 years. Speaker 1: Deaths that are not listed as COVID related. Speaker 0: I'm sorry. I'm feeling really dizzy. Healthy young people are dying suddenly from a mysterious syndrome. A sudden adult death syndrome. Stads is an umbrella term to describe unexpected deaths in young people. There is some evidence that some sort of delayed reaction into COVID. Speaker 2: Why would the legacy media not investigate this with the same vigor that they've applied to a variety of other subjects that appear to their ability to control dissenting voices and shut down counternarratives. Why is there a demand for censorship to be enshrined in law from the EU to Ireland, to the United Kingdom, to the United States of America, to Canada. Why has it become so important to control information when the ability to create Content like this has just become global and worldwide. It's precisely because information like this and I'm not suggesting for a moment that all of those athletes died or that all of those athletes were suffering as a result of particular medications, but the data is available now. Excess deaths are rising. The life expectancy in the United States of America is falling, and it isn't Because of COVID, comparable figures are available in the United Kingdom. And once again, the same is true. Sudden deaths, unexpected deaths, excess deaths, all rising, and it isn't because of COVID. Curiously, there is a total lack of appetite to investigate this even though it seems like there's ample evidence to warrant an investigation. Health agencies are not investigating it. Legacy media organizations are not investigating it. Elsewhere, we've reported on The kind of relationships that exist between big pharma and cable news media who receive the vast majority of their funding, not only from big pharma, but specifically from Pfizer, Just 1 organization. Have you ever seen Albert Bourla contend with a single difficult question except for when he was chased by rebel news through the snowy Streets of Davos. Of course, you haven't. You've just seen him in puff piece after puff piece. Independent media is vital because it allows these questions to be asked. Were it not for the valuable voices in this space, You wouldn't have a COVID inquiry in the UK. You wouldn't have any dissent at all. You wouldn't have no uptake for the latest COVID booster shots because none of this information will be available. I'm not saying that because I am an independent media figure, even though I personally know the level of attacks that are likely if you put yourself in a position of dissent, I know it. I know it personally. I'm just 1 voice in an increasingly powerful space, but the real power is with you, your independent thought, your ability to choose. That's what they are trying to shut down and control. They do not want an awakened dissenting population investigating the high levels of corruption in their own a in their own media and in particular, in globalist, corporatist agencies, and financial entities. Because if people become aware to that, we will oppose it. They won't be able to control and regulate a population is mistrustful of its media, its judiciary, its law enforcement agencies, and in particular, the establishment interests that appear to be able to coordinate all of them. You've just seen with your own eyes sufficient evidence to warrant a serious investigation into the impact of the pandemic era distinct and separate from the impact of COVID itself, whether that's as a result of the rise of heart disease or people taking their own lives or mental health or the collapse of small businesses or the impact on children's education, and Certainly, and perhaps most importantly, the possible impact of certain medical interventions but were highly propagandized, the message of which was amplified, questions weren't asked, The dissent was shut down. Legitimate experts were shamed and smeared and shut down, and dissenting voices were attacked. This is time for a global reckoning. Let's ensure that 2024 isn't like like 2023, a year where ordinary people's views were oppressed so that establishment power could be continually magnified.
Saved - January 7, 2024 at 1:51 AM
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Nathan Wolfe, an American virologist and founder of METABIOTA, is at the center of the Deep State bio network. He has connections to various organizations and individuals, including the Biden-funded biolab company, the WEF, DoD, EcoHealth Alliance, Gates Foundation, and Ghislaine Maxwell's TerraMar project. Russia has accused him of creating SARS-CoV-2 from a bat coronavirus in Ukraine. Wolfe wrote a book in 2012, "The Viral Storm," which some believe justifies his future bioweapon production. He thanked Jeffrey Epstein in the book, raising questions about Epstein's involvement in virology. Epstein's blackmail operation allegedly controlled Wolfe and was involved in the creation and release of SARS-CoV-2. Russia claims to have invaded Ukraine to stop bioweapon production at Wolfe's Biolabs. The Epstein/Covid timeline suggests their involvement in the pandemic.

@WarClandestine - Clandestine

1) Say hello to Nathan Wolfe. American virologist and founder of METABIOTA! The Biden-funded biolab company via Rosemont Seneca, studying bat coronaviruses in Ukraine circa 2014, via project PREDICT with CIA proxy, USAID. He is the epicenter of the Deep State bio network. Not only is he the founder of Biden’s Metabiota, he is a WEF member, DoD employee, sat on the board of Peter Daszak’s EcoHealth Alliance involved in Wuhan, funded by DARPA, Gates Foundation, funded Ghislaine Maxwell’s TerraMar project with the Clintons, member of The Edge Foundation collecting microbes and housing animal viruses all over the world, AND Russia have accused him directly of being the key player in creating SARS-CoV-2 from a bat coronavirus he discovered in Ukraine. Before I get started, I’d like to clarify that other people have dug into this subject already for years, I am not breaking any news here. However some new developments have fallen into place, specifically as it pertains to Russia and the Epstein blackmail operation, and I personally have connected some dots that I was unaware of until now, and the world needs to see it. I might be late to the party, but this is INSANE! Thread!🧵 @virushunter

@WarClandestine - Clandestine

2) So Nathan Wolfe is a virologist that calls himself the “Virus Hunter”. @virushunter He wrote a book in 2012, “The Viral Storm: The Dawn of a New Pandemic Age”. He warned that Humans are becoming more susceptible to pandemics and that we will see many pandemics in the future. He claims the only way to stop these future pandemics, it is to hunt down new animal pathogens before they can jump to humans, genetically enhance these animal pathogens to “gain the function” of infecting humans (aka bioweapon production), so we can study these human-engineered pathogens, and make vaccines for them preemptively JUST IN CASE these animal pathogens mutate this way naturally, so we have the medical deterrent on hand. This dude literally wrote the book on how they created SARS-CoV-2 and the “vaccines”. He wrote a book preemptively justifying his future bioweapon production. But that’s not all. He thanked 16 people for their assistance with all the information in his book, and one of the people he thanked was none other than Jeffrey Epstein himself. What does Epstein know about virology? Shout out to @hash_tigre for this thread in 2021.

@hash_tigre - hashtigre.bsky.social

Uh, this is interesting. So in 2011 a virologist named Nathan Wolfe writes a book called "The Viral Storm: The Dawn of a New Pandemic Age" Of the ~16 friends Wolfe thanks for adding time/unique skills to this book we find: - Jeffrey Epstein - Boris Nikolic - Linda Stone

@WarClandestine - Clandestine

3) The entire Nathan Wolfe timeline is laid out to perfection here by Rhonda Wilson via The Exposé. It’s an absolute MUST READ. The Bio Biden timeline, TerraMar with Ghislaine, his help with making the movie “Contagion”. Read it. It will blow your mind. https://expose-news.com/2022/04/13/who-is-the-virus-hunter-dr-nathan-wolfe/

Who is the Virus Hunter Dr. Nathan Wolfe? Dr. Nathan Wolfe was a founding citizen of Ghislaine Maxwell's TerraMar Project; a member of the Edge Foundation; a self-proclaimed “virus hunter” whose area of research is zoonotic diseases with a special focus on bats; with links to the Wuhan Institute of Virology and EcoHealth Alliance; who previously bungled epidemic responses while selling pandemic insurance;… expose-news.com

@WarClandestine - Clandestine

4) Nathan Wolfe is at the epicenter of the global zoonosis network and the production of SARS-CoV-2. But then you add his affiliation with the Clintons, Bill Gates, Maxwell, and Epstein, and it’s a whole new ballgame. Was @virushunter compromised by Epstein? We now have confirmation, via witness testimony, that Epstein was seeking out the most powerful people on Earth, to compromise and blackmail them, to essentially rule the world via proxy. What I’m getting at is, Epstein/Maxwell and their handlers, were involved in the plot to create and released SARS-CoV-2, via their connection to Nathan Wolfe. The Epstein blackmail operation didn’t just control Bill Clinton, Israeli Prime Ministers, and British Royalty; they also controlled the virologist who discovered and enhanced the virus that would eventually turn into the Covid-19 pandemic… And Russia claim one of the main reasons they invaded Ukraine, was to stop this bioweapon production, at Nathan Wolfe’s Biolabs in Ukraine, via his company Metabiota, that was funded by the Bidens. At the biolabs the media told you didn’t exist. I don’t know exactly who is higher in the power structure, but all the top players in Epstein’s blackmail operation, are also heavily involved in the global zoonotic virology network, the Biolabs in Ukraine, and American vaccine production.

@WarClandestine - Clandestine

5) Then we look at the Epstein/Covid timeline. -July 2019: Epstein arrested -August 2019: Epstein “suicide” -November 2019: C19 outbreak begins in Wuhan Ladies and Gentleman… Jeffery Epstein and his Deep State handlers appear to be largely involved in the C19 pandemic… https://t.co/dRzQPbW462

Saved - January 13, 2024 at 5:56 AM
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Gonzalo Lira died in a Ukrainian prison, ignored by the US media. The author believes our country is controlled by a corrupt Zionist cabal involved in child abuse and war. Epstein's case exposed a network of powerful individuals, including politicians and billionaires. The author criticizes the media for not covering Epstein's crimes and suggests a cover-up. They argue that society's institutions have failed, and Epstein's death was likely a murder to prevent him from revealing more. The author believes releasing the Epstein tapes would expose everything.

@RyLiberty - Ryan Dawson

Gonzalo Lira has died in a Ukraine prison. Victoria Nuland and Anthony Blinken's vindictive State Department allowed an America citizen to languish and die for the "crime" of challenging their war propaganda and the corruption of the thugs controlling Ukraine. The US media outside of @TuckerCarlson a man they fired completely ignored Lira's plight. Our country is run by a cabal of Zionist criminal perverts. They want you dead and would let you die if they had that power. Epstein was just the first time the lemming looked in the mirror and saw the open wounds. Gaza massacre is another mirror showing the rot in our society. Donbas was a silent war for 13 years. Arrogance and ignorance go hand in hand. Our institutions are criminal. They run on Backmail and Sickness. Epstein provided sexual services to a perverted Zionist cabal in America who already composed the donor class and banking cartel. These people as a culture are just child abusers, warmongers, and supremacists. Destroying the innocent is their nature. I wanna set the stage with this. And I want everyone to really think about this. Jeffrey Epstein wasn't the first or the last. But here we had a couple backed by the Israeli state who were known by multiple billionaires, heads of state, bankers, hedge fund managers, senators, governors and Hollywood producers. All of these people knew what they were up to, modeling agents even helped procure girls for the operation. They created an international pedophile rape ring with a massage parlor theme. Rather than stopping this, these men and women decided to participate in it instead. They got immunity after abetting him. His lawyers and financiers are wrapped up with the ADL the World Jewish Congress, UJA and Israeli affiliate groups. Maxwell's dad was an Israeli intelligence asset. His co-rapist are the whose who of Zionist including 3 Israeli prime ministers and 1 president. And we are supposed to sit there and act like we don't notice. Wexner, Bronfman, Rothschild, Maxwell, this isn't a Presbyterian problem. It is not the Chicoms. Of course the same people who are serial child rapists can also support the genocidal maniacs dropping bombs on apartments full of civilians. Smushing babies under concrete is self-defense in the mind of the deranged. Of course, Smashing babies under concrete is not self defense. It's psychotic. Pointing out how genocide is wrong, is not antisemitic. It's normal. Dershowitz lies about Hamas rapes that didn't happen and denies the Epstein rapes that did happen. Their accusations are confessions. More people heard the false rape allocations towards Donald Trump, Andrew Tate, and Julian Assange, than know about Jean Luc Brunel, Glenn Dubin or Peter Nygard. At some point the mass media got wind of Epstein and his ring. From magazines the TV news, their editors told them no you can't run the story. Why? Even after the arrests of Epstein, Maxwell and Brunel, there has been minimal coverage. They covered Bill and Monica more than Clinton traveling to pedophile Island. So that's not to protect Clinton. It's to protect the rape cell. What does this say about the rot in society. All your institutions failed. Police were bribed, a judge awarded a sweetheart deal, lawyers were co-conspirators in the crime. Multiple heads of state, royal family, multiple billionaires, the press, the FBI, and even the prison system itself, all failed. Epstein was murdered to prevent a plea-bargain or him opening his mouth. Evidence the FBI gathered went missing. Social media too simply banned people from talking about it, that is unless they were part of promoting ridiculous narratives. Why would YouTube ban video that talked about Epstein as they did to @shaunattwood for talking to me? Twitter was covering it up faster than it did Hunter's laptop content. But Why? Who has such power of media, social media, banks and politicians? Have we seen anyone demonstrate such power to cancel people and news stories?? Lira was a truth teller. He died in a Hell-hole that the compromised West created and could end at any time. Releasing the Epstein tapes would unravel EVERYTHING.

Saved - January 8, 2025 at 3:44 AM

@CitizenFreePres - Citizen Free Press

Tucker Carlson Ep. 70 just dropped: "An interview with Russell Brand. This is his first interview since governments colluded to shut down and destroy Brand." https://t.co/aAxSa3BXTl

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In September, media outlets accused Russell Brand of being a sex criminal, sparking a widespread call for his censorship. This campaign, however, was rooted in his dissenting views on major issues like war and economic policy, which threatened powerful interests. Brand was labeled a Chinese propagandist for his critiques on Ukraine, a tactic used by government-affiliated organizations to undermine independent voices. He discussed the alarming connections between government, big pharma, and media, revealing a coordinated effort to suppress dissent. Despite facing serious allegations during a personal crisis, including his son's heart surgery, Brand emphasized the importance of family and truth. He believes that the current climate of fear and control could lead to a collective awakening against authoritarianism, urging a return to individual sovereignty and connection to nature.
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Speaker 0: Back in September, media outlets around the world, almost all of them here in the West, in the English speaking world, ran headlines that shocked a lot of readers and viewers. Russell Brand, the movie star, the comedian, now the podcaster, was a sex criminal, a bad man, a sex criminal. Now none of the outlets ran the names of the accusers who had been sexually abused by Russell Brand. That was conspicuously absent, but the judgment was overwhelming. This is a very bad man, and he needs to be taken out of public view for the sake of the rest of us. What was interesting about this is that, in fact, it was the final scene in a long movie that had been playing out for the preceding couple of years outside of public view. This was an attempt to make Russell Brand shut up. Russell Brand has views that diverge from those of most Western governments on big issues, not small things, big issues, questions of economic policy and war and peace. And they decided we have to make this man be quiet. Why Russell Brand? Well, because in contrast to a lot of us who give our opinions for a living, Russell Brand had the capacity to win people over from the other side. He hadn't spent a life identified with the far right, just the opposite. Russell Brand was a man of the left, and to most people, a cultural figure. Everyone knows who Russell Brand is. And so he had the power, the capacity to persuade, and that was the threat. So we thought it'd be interesting to go through in some detail what happened to Russell Brand. None of this has ever been aired before. The censorship campaign against him began with governments, not private organizations, but governments, their intel services, and their policymakers. And as we said, it played out outside public view, and we thought it would be very interesting and important for people to know what exactly happened. And so to find out, we are now joined by Russell Brand himself, and we're grateful to be. Russell Brand, thank you so much. Speaker 1: Tucker, thanks for having me here. Speaker 0: So, I I I didn't know any I just wanna say I didn't know any of this, and I was I experienced you because I didn't know you as a viewer. And I remember thinking, boy, that is one of the most articulate critiques of the brand new war in Ukraine I had ever seen. I saw one of your videos on the war in Ukraine, and this was in the winter of 2022, 2 years ago. And you were making kind of a remarkable case, not against the Ukrainian people and certainly not in favor of Russia, but that there might be real implications for the West if we get involved in a war that is not our own. And you you I thought said it so well. What I missed, and I'm now seeing, is that in March of 2022, you were denounced by an organization connected directly to the US government as an agent of Chinese propaganda for your views on Ukraine. So let me just ask you your experience of this. Did you know that you were being attacked as a Chinese propagandist for your views on Ukraine? Speaker 1: I actually didn't and still, at this point, struggle in to see entirely what the connections are between those two issues and how I would develop and cult and cultivate a strong affinity with China. I've never been to China. I don't purport to understand China. Certainly don't advocate for Chinese policy. I've just got a relatively superficial dilettantes knowledge of geopolitical mal matters in the South Asian seas. It's not something that I would like to tie my colors to the mask for or be willing to be publicly shamed, attacked, and even jailed for. Speaker 0: So, it happened though. Yeah. And and a lot happens on the Internet that we miss, but these in my reading of it is that we haven't, by the way talked about this affair but my reading of it is these were the early seeds of a very deceptive plant that flowered more than a year later in September when you were accused of these crimes and demonetizing and censored as a result of that but looking back so you were accused by a group called coda story it published a story on its anti disinformation newsletter now coda story is connected to the UK government but it's also connected to the CIA. How does it make you feel to know that you were in the cross hairs of 2 of the most powerful governments in the world and their intel agencies? Speaker 1: It seems to be ridiculously grandiose to even imagine that I would stir and arouse the interests of such powerful agencies and groups that the British government, if indirectly, would spend considerable sums on observing and de amplifying content. That true information shared through our platforms in the period of the pandemic was censored, was cited as high risk. The companies like Moderna had spent considerable revenue tracking our content and, again, de amplifying it. The Dame Caroline Dionidge, whose husband is a psyops expert that worked abroad in terrorism before deploying those methods and techniques, and to some degree, those teams to observe what they call disinformation and misinformation in the UK. I recognize that the new emergent media spaces present a lot of possibilities, even with your kind compliments about our reporting on the Ukraine. All we've essentially done is listened to brilliant academics talking about the history of NATO and the coup in 2014 in Ukraine and Putin's explicit declaration that he would prefer, let's put it mildly, that Ukraine were not invited into NATO. The some of the regional disputes, how they're escalating tensions. This is information that because of independent media is available and perhaps the function that we, our media organization have fulfilled, has been to collate that information and convey it directly in an accessible manner to give people an alternative perspective than to the homogenized mainstream opinion. Yes. Which amounts to, I've learned over the last few years, the amplification and normalization of the agenda of the powerful. That no opinions can be allowed into that space, and I'm astonished by how jealously it is guarded. There are points in my life where my personal self regard would have loved the idea that I'd be considered important enough to attack on this scale, to spend this amount of revenue and resources on. But I'm now seeing that independent media itself is an extraordinary threat. That independent media inevitably leads to independent politics and independent thought. And we appear to be at some precipitous moment of radical transition. I'm not sure, and I'm not sure if anybody could be sure of where this is all heading, what the exact teleology is, but it seems to be to do with mass centralization, globalization, significant attempts to control the information space that are so rigorously adhered to and protected that even what you might imagine to be a marginal voice is considered a significant enough threat to warrant coordinated media attacks, expenditure on peculiar clandestine nongovernment organizations and think tanks that take their money from the industrial complex, from the legacy media, who, by the way, when they're critiquing independent media, they got skin in the game. They're not able to independently assess your work or my work or the medical opinions of Joe Rogan. They have a vested interest in destroying those organizations. In the last few years, I've learned about the Trusted News Initiative, which has extraordinary connections again to big pharma and sets of interest around the reporting on war that have decided and determined that they are no longer competing with one another. You, in particular, come from a journalistic background where it would have been commonplace for the great institutions of American media to compete with one another for scoops, the New York Times versus the war. Those days are gone. It explicitly states on the Trusted News Initiative website, we are no longer in competition with one another. We have to curtail and stamp out. I think it even uses the word choke independent media. And it's clear that there are now sets of globalist organizations funded by government, but also corporations that are making deliberate, profound attempts to shut down any dissent in an astonishingly aggressive way. And to be sort of caught up in it is, terrifying on one level. Absolutely terrifying. Particularly due to the nature of allegations I faced, but also revealing. More importantly, it's revealing about the way the the way that I believe the world, and in particular this space will be affected and the way these events will continue to unfold in the coming years. Speaker 0: What I love about your critique is that you're coming to all of this pretty cold since you had a midlife career change. You you're doing something very different from what you did 15 years ago. And I'm wondering if your assumptions haven't been completely blown up. You're you're a British citizen, lived in the country for life. How strange is it to know that your tax dollars are being used against you by your government, which they are? And how bewildering is it to find that the open contest of ideas that we were promised here in the west made the best idea win is a sham. Speaker 1: Yes. It's, well, I suppose I went into the entertainment industry really with the giddy trajectory that propels a lot of people into those spaces, believing that there might be some fulfillment and certainly there would be excitement. And when I was a denizen of that world, I was fostered and adored and celebrated and facilitated and lived the kind of lifestyle, which I think is kind of common for people in that area, for single people, in my case, drug and alcohol free, but certainly with, an appetite for a promiscuous lifestyle. When I was part of it, I found it empty and unfulfilling, of course, as it would be as anyone who's had those kind of experiences ultimately realizes. When I departed it, as a result really of various spiritual crises or commercial failures or combination of those events, I really felt like, coming home to the type of values that I grew up with. I grew up in a normal blue collar town, gray. It's kind of like a place where it's like New Jersey, I guess. Kind of suburban, outside of the city, normal people, good values kind of place. And what I feel like happened is like, well, since I've had a family, since, you know, I've got a young son, I've got a couple of daughters, is I feel like that I was able to deploy the skills learned through working in entertainment as a man in recovery in a new space. And what simply began, with myself and my partners is tell the truth about things you care about. Kind of over time, it began to I suppose Glenn Greenwald would have a date. He goes, you know, you shouldn't be surprised that if you attack the most powerful interest in the world, the deep state, powerful corporations, the machinery of war, that you yourself are the recipient of attacks. Why does that why is that surprising to you? I know. I know, but because sometimes it does feels speculative, doesn't it? You're talking about these really powerful organizations and the way that it's funded and the way that it crosses over and their malfeasance, underhanded, insidious activity. And then as it starts to become more popular, as more and more people realize that it's actually true, as more and more people become willing to take back control in their own lives, as more and more people refuse to consent to being treated in this sort of infantile way, consent to being treated in this sort of infantile way, having their autonomy and personal and mental and spiritual freedom undermined, their connection to their land undermined, their connection to nature, devoid it. You start to realize that you're actually operating in quite a powerful territory. But while power is very serious and it has to work very hard to maintain its grip, so these organizations it is something did it surprise me to find that the the British government, through the Department of Culture and Media and Sport, the very person, the very people that sponsored the new rather draconian online safety bill personally contacted the height of these, allegations and attacks on me, contacted social media platforms and asked if I would be demonetized. But they're the body that regulates them. They have the ability to find those organizations. They're the the very person who is sponsoring the online security bill. Speaker 0: What we're second. Yeah. Of course. I understand what you're saying. So these accusations appeared. There were I don't know if this has changed, but at the time, there were no names attached at all. You were accused anonymously of committing crimes. And then your own government, which you pay for Speaker 1: Yes. Speaker 0: Reached out without telling you to online service providers and media organizations and said, please kick him off and censor him and take his money away. That's is that what you're saying? Yeah. That's right. Any kind of trial, before any proof that you were guilty, before any names were attached. Yeah. That that happened. Speaker 1: Yeah. And it's the same people that are sponsoring online safety bills, which amount to facilitating further censorship. Speaker 0: But what a betrayal by your own government? Speaker 1: Well, it's astonishing if you regard your government to be in a position of service rather than a a position of domination and control. But what's become apparent in recent years is what the nature of our relationship with government is. That they are there to rule and control and dominate. And whilst they may now do it with an aesthetic of care and with the language of inclusivity, I believe the threat of authoritarianism is far, far greater from those that use the language of liberalism than these emergent somewhat nationalistically oriented populist movements present because they are leveraging that power now. They're interested in censorship. They're militarizing the police force. They're introducing protest laws. They're introducing censorship laws. Through their actions, we can observe them. Through their fruits, can we know them? We can see what they'd and if you try to dissent, if you try to oppose, even what I consider to be a relatively marginal scale, then the consequences are severe and immediate and robust and terrifying. Speaker 0: It I I think what makes your specific case so compelling is that if they could do it to you, a person who had the admiration of a lot of people who aren't interested in politics and was pretty famous and had some means, etcetera, then the average person stands no chance against these forces. So with that, let if you don't mind, can we get specific about a couple of things that you mentioned? The first is Moderna, which is a drug company. It's part of big pharma. Tell us how you intersected with pharma and what you with Moderna and what you think they did to you. Speaker 1: During the pandemic period, we reported continually about some of the clinical trials that Moderna conducted and whether or not they ought be deemed sufficiently rigorous to warrant the level of measures that were being implemented, if not entirely mandated. We talked about a government official called Jonathan Van Tam, who was the public face of the government saying, you know, we should be taking vaccines recommending that the measures escalate. Jonathan Van Tam subsequently took a position at Moderna. We reported on that. People within the FDA took positions at Moderna. We reported on that. We accurately reported that both Pfizer and Moderna were making $1,000 like a second or a minute, just like we reported a lot. We reported accurately and thoroughly about the degree to which big pharma were profiting from a situation in which Albert Baller explicitly said it would be inhumane to profit from this global crisis. This meant that we were tracked by agencies employed by Moderna. They had like us on a high risk category. This is the reporting of Li Fang from on his substack, not just me, Jay Bhattacharya, Michael Shellenberger, Alex Berenson, a number of what you might call anti pandemic measures voices or strong critics of the way that the pandemic unfolded were under observation for by agencies that were either funded by big pharma, sometimes the government. And in a sense, what I've started to realize, Tucker, is this cartilage between the state and the corporate world is often provided by these unusual organizations that are claiming to be observing disinformation or monitoring, but they're actually crushing dissent. That's what they're doing in practice. Practice. Dissenting voices are being aggressively crushed by almost any means necessary. The media organizations are collaborated in a a way that is unprecedented in order to shut down dissenting voices. And it it appears to me that this is part of something I don't know that we've seen anything like this before. Speaker 0: So what you're saying is that these organizations which purport to be independent are not actually independent from government. They merely give government, the politicians and the intel agencies, especially some some plausible deniability, some distance Speaker 1: Yes. Speaker 0: From what they're doing. Is that what you're saying? Speaker 1: I'm saying that, Tucker. That seems to be the function. There's a group called Logically, and Logically have received 1,000,000 of pounds of taxpayer money. And what they do is observe dissenting voices around in particular, COVID and pandemic measures. But they are now working in the United States. Apparently, in order to regard misinformation around election campaigning, It seems that that that this group receive government money in order to control online spaces. Speaker 0: So if you're worried about the security of electronic voting machines or absentee ballots Yeah. Who are denounced by these people and Speaker 1: Yeah. Speaker 0: Censored by them. Speaker 1: That's that's precisely how it works. And, of course, they employ former FBI, agents, CIA agents. In a way, I suppose, what happened during the pandemic period because of, like, the Twitter files, for example, we started to learn the degree to which the deep state were involved in the, in social media companies, the degree to which they were censoring and shutting down information, information that we now know to be true, which it was, you know, of course, you'll be aware that Mark Zuckerberg said we did censor true information. The category in fact of malinformation is information that's true, but but harmful to the agenda or powerful. Well, it seems like groups like Logically and the Public Good Project are specifically empowered to control, censor, de amplify information that is harmful to that agenda. This seems totalitarian. Yeah. Speaker 0: To control what people are allowed to think is I think that's the definition of it. Speaker 1: Well, I've started to I suppose that's what in essence, what I've started to feel and report on consistently, as you noted at the beginning of this, I'm not someone who's affiliated organically with conservatism or what you might regard as right wing politics. Although I, of course, recognize the legitimacy of a whole variety of political views and the right of people to hold different views from one another. But it seems to me that authoritarianism now is being deliberately veiled in a the insidious language of care, concerns, safety, and convenience. It seems to me that we are in a time where we lurch from one crisis to another, that the crisis is always used to legitimize certain solutions, and a docile or terrified public is willing to participate in this proposed solutions that usually involve giving up their freedom. We are continually being invited to give up our freedom in exchange for safety or convenience, and it seems that this process is radically escalating. And I feel that this is something that we will see yet more of in the coming year. I feel like, you know, you've spoken publicly about this, that we're potentially on the precipice of serious, and to use your term, hot a hot war with Russia. And that that's being reported on in my country right now. It's like we're being prepped, groomed, primed for war is coming. That we're get being kept in a state of constant anxiety in order to induce compliance. That the ongoing stoking of cultural tension is to ensure that people don't begin to recognize that actually we have far more in common with one another than we do with these curious sets of establishment interests that seem to be transcendent of national democracy. To to be explicit, I'm talking about organizations like the WHO, NATO, the WF, and their astonishing influence. Added to that, the types of groups we've discussed already that have been exposed due to Li Fang's reporting. These think tanks and apparently independent organizations who are not independent when you look at where they get their money, big pharma, or the government, or the military industrial complex, or the kind of people they employ. People from deep state agencies such as the FBI and CIA, that have extraordinary affinity with the legacy media and their ongoing agenda. So what I suppose I'm sensing is that totalitarianism now will not bear the inflections or aesthetics of the 20th century militarism, guys in medals with mustaches, thumping their fists on their desks. We'll be calmly told what with by gentlemen with beautifully coiffured hair, or elegantly speaking ladies, that just for our safety and just for our convenience, we will be returning to our homes. And anyone that has an audience or a base or an ability to communicate with people to disrupt those types of narratives will be identified and destroyed. Speaker 0: Well, there's certainly, they've identified you and they're trying to destroy you in the most obvious way, in a way that hurts not just you but your family. Was there ever a moment when this happened in September where you thought, you know, it's just kinda not worth it to be doing what I'm doing? This is so painful and so threatening to my family that maybe I just bow out and stop talking. Speaker 1: My son was born with a heart condition. And while this was happening, he was undergoing heart surgery. He, he was 12 weeks old. And I suppose what that did, Tucker, is it revealed that that what we were experiencing was a public concoction. I am aware that I put myself in an extremely vulnerable position by being very very promiscuous. That is not the kind of conduct that I endorse, and it's certainly not how I would live now. The I I've been shown a good many things as a result of these events. The value of my family, the value of friendship, the value of being able to speak publicly. I mentioned my son because throughout it, I saw I was able to maintain what is really important in life. And as you have actually said, we all know how this ends. Attacks like this, a crisis like this, hurtful though it is to be accused of what I consider to be the most appalling crimes, to be accused of this is very, very painful and very hurtful. But I am being shown that there is a con there are consequences for the rather foolish way that I lived in the past. Although, of course, again, to reiterate due to the nature of the world we live in, of course, I deny deny any allegations of the kind that have been advanced. But what I've seen is the significance of family, the importance of having values that are transcendent of this, the importance of God. It's very easy to talk about God. I talk about God all the time. But when you need God, it's not when the outside world shows you the the the reality of your powerlessness. This is this can just happen. This can be undone. This can be unspooled at you. And with our boy and to be in environments as you understandably and obviously are when you have a sick child, you're in environments with other people, they're in the exact same position. Speaker 0: Yes. Speaker 1: And you are shown what is real, and you are shown what is truthful, and you are invited to look at life very differently. So there are many things that I am grateful for as a matter of fact, even though it's not a situation that I welcome and it's, as I say, these are allegations that I object to in the strongest possible terms. The fact that it happened concurrently while I had the opportunity to see the strength and dignity of my wife and the beauty of my little son and the reality of the people that in this world that care for sick children, that perform heart surgery on tiny babies shows me, like, oh, we there are look at all of these realities. How can you live in the ridiculousness of their version of events? I couldn't have been more open and public about the way that I lived when I was younger. I was for risk. If anyone wanted to have sex with me, I would have sex with them. I publicly announced it at the beginning of all shows. The idea that that was a some sort of a smokescreen for criminal conduct is absurd. But I recognize now that unless you're willing to be a participant in these systems of compliance and distraction, then you you pose some kind of evident threat. Speaker 0: A big threat. A big threat. I mean, obviously, the response proves the power of the threat that you posed and still do. But, again, just to quickly back to my question, because this was so intense and it happened as your son was born and under undergoing the surgery, did it ever cross your mind like this I clearly have hit the 3rd rail, and I'm out. I've seen that happen a number of times with people. Yes. I have. And, yes, with well known people. And but you didn't do that, and here you are. You've clearly thought about it, and you've decided that you're gonna continue forward. Was that a hard decision? Speaker 1: Do you sometimes think that there is no choice? You have no choice. Did you ever really have Speaker 0: Yes. I do feel that way, strongly. Speaker 1: There is no choice. We have no choice. Something strange is happening. Something ulterior is moving. Something very important is happening. I'm I don't I'm not probably to be a person that lacks self interest. I'm not I feel fear. I feel anxiety. I'm a recovering drug addict. I like, you know, you know what that kind of psychological, baggage that comes with. But I feel like, what is the purpose here? What are we doing here? I've been shown to get I've, in a way, lived a pretty amazing life. I, like, grew up in a normal background. I've got super famous. I experienced all of that giddiness, all of that hedonism, found it empty and hollow, and have been returned to a position where people could actually be connected. I actually feel incredibly optimistic because of things like the ongoing agricultural protests around the world, the trucker protests, the the lengths that people will go to to criminalize not just an individual like me, but whole movements will be criminalized as far right as nazias, right as whatever language is required to delegitimize the rejection of this global authoritarianism is what will be deployed. So, when I say, no, I didn't think for a second about doing anything different. You know, I didn't think that. I don't think like that. And it's not, out of bravery. It's out of it's something beyond that. Because I think some you know, sometimes I would like to just be with my little daughters and my wife and my son and just live peacefully. But I don't know, Tucker. It doesn't seem like there's a choice. Speaker 0: There isn't a choice. There isn't a choice. But, you know, even on those circumstances, some choose cowardice. And, again, I've certainly seen it quite a bit. Dynnage, you mentioned a person called Dynnage. Can you explain, what you mean by that, who this person is, and what role she plays in what has happened to you? Speaker 1: When you become accustomed to dealing with American politics, it's huge sums of money. It's powerful agencies that you see depicted in Hollywood movies, characters played by great movie stars. And so when you return your gaze to British politics, you feel like you're dealing with some sort of drudgery, some sort of like some, like, ludicrous heritage porn. Who are all these dames and baronesses entitled individuals? They can't be doing anything serious. Someone called Dame Caroline Dynage, who sounds like a Downton Abbey regular. But actually though, Dame Caroline Dynage put forward the online safety bill. She's married to a dude that does, that that does military psyops, and now uses those very psyops in this in in with the domestic population. She's the person that got in touch with the social media platforms demanding that I be demonetized. They seem to have an extraordinary agenda. Like, what the time Can I just ask you something? Yeah. Speaker 0: I looked up because I'm not as familiar with your politics as I should be. Speaker 1: Yes. I looked Speaker 0: her up, and, I think what I was so struck by was that she's a member of the conservative party. Right. And that suggested to me that there isn't a choice in British politics. There's really just one party. Speaker 1: Of course. Yeah. Absolutely. It's a uni party. Speaker 0: They're not even pretending at this point. Speaker 1: They're not really pretending. Let like, here's a sort of an an extraordinary thing that appears to be playing out. In addition to just being casually informed by the legacy media that we're on the precipice of war with Russia and that conscription might be reintroduced in 2024, the there was a part there was a COVID inquiry in our country, which, by the way, I don't imagine for a second would have happened without independent media reporting without voices like Jay Bhattacharya Yes. Who was shut down, or voices like Michael Shellenberger or Berenson, people that have been shut down and vilified at large and extensively. The COVID inquiries already cost £145,000,000. It's been booted off and delayed indefinitely, but at least until after the general election. Like many countries, there's an election in our country this year. But as usual, it's between 2 neoliberal, what you might term centrist parties that are ultimately dominated and controlled by the same concerns where an extraordinary focus is spent on the tiny minute differences. But it's the party nominally of the left is ultimately a centrist neoliberal party. The party nominally of the right is a neoliberal centrist party. They may quibble about some issues that seem significant, and certainly those issues are stoked and amplified, but neither party will say, we are going to have a thorough investigation into what went on in that pandemic. That clearly was a lab leak. It looks like it was a bioweapon. It's being concealed. The people that we entrusted with our response to that pandemic are likely explicitly linked to the leak in its in the first instance. These kind of stories are never told. There are no legacy media organizations that worked in conjunction with one another to attack me evidently and by their own reckoning over a series of years. They are not conducting investigations into Epstein Island. They're not investigations into the the nature of the pandemic, how it was funded, where the money went, where it came from, the efficacy of lockdowns. Where are these investigations? Even the Speaker 0: the fabled Times of London? Speaker 1: The fabled Times of London. It's such garbage. It's such garbage. Speaker 0: So there's nobody in and pardon my ignorance. I'm I'm I'm peering in from the outside, but there there really isn't any big media organization in your country. It's even trying to answer the question, what was that? Where this virus come from? No one's doing that. Speaker 1: Do Do you know one of the things that I find terrifying about becoming more educated about this space, Tucker, mostly by listening to, more educated voices than my own is that many of the things a person might instinctively feel such as you feel like, you know, yourself forgive my ignorance. I don't know much about British politics. The the but the way that one might intuit, hey. Should we not be provoking Russia into a war? Don't they have nuclear weapons? Should we think very carefully about that? I mean, how much do we want Ukraine in NATO? And do we even need NATO anyway? The kind of things you might think if you didn't go to university. If you're a regular blue collar person working for a living. Maybe in the police force, or the fire service, or as a nurse, or as a teacher. Something that gives real value to your nation. The kind of things you might think, they're true. Those ideas are true. And in order to prevent you from reaching those ordinary everyday regulations, a machine is put to constant work to conquer the space of your attention, incessantly and relentlessly, filling your mind with dumb ideas and dumb distractions, making you believe that's a a some sugar or a screen might be a convenient palliative, as your children are marched off into an unwinnable forever war. You know like like do you know like the I saw we've been thinking lately before, you know, like with the hoofies and stuff. Like and like I'm being deliberately glib. But it's like you go from not ever having heard the word hoofie to being invited to hate the hoofies. Oh, the hoofies. We gotta hate the hoofies now. And And you're like, you know, just to move a battleship into that region, think of the taxpayer dollars. And it's not as if the Pentagon are gonna be passing an audit anytime soon, and telling you where this money is actually going. And $2,000,000,000,000 was spent on Afghanistan. And if you think of the before and after picture of Afghan Oh, well, thank God we spent that $2,000,000,000,000 because before Afghanistan was and now Afghanistan is It's very difficult to fill in those sentences, isn't it? And like, so what I'm saying is, is like your sort of easy dismissiveness of what British politics amounts to is probably right. 2 corrupt parties pursuing the same ulmer end. Keep people tyrannized. Keep people distracted. Keep them turned on one another over minor issues that will not ultimately affect their lives or the lives of their children so that the agenda of the powerful can be pursued without opposition. Speaker 0: War, the economy, public health, food supply, CS, water supply. I mean, these are the energy. These are the things that matter, and they're the things that are are never discussed openly ever. Speaker 1: Why can't we have conversations about that? Like, these with the the global farming protest, it's not accurately reported on. When it is, it's reported on with a particular accent and with the always with the insinuation that farmers have suddenly moved their attention from the raising of crops to racism now. The farming's more of a hobby. I've gotta return to my true love that's having strong views about varying ethnicity. There's no question that a rise in, nationalism is an understandable response to rampant globalism, But the ongoing sort of finger pointing and the condemnation of ordinary people I identify with, I recognize it because I grew up in those communities. Professional met metropolitan people don't like working class people, don't like ordinary people, and now they've found a way to legitimize their hatred. Oh, they're all disgusting. They're all racist. Look at them in their MAGA hats. Look at them with their white vans and their flags. Look at them with their perspectives, with their unearned views and their belches and their beer. It's a kind of legitimization of a loathing of the people that are most connected to the nation. People that, generally speaking, a couple of generations ago were asked to sacrifice the lives of their sons and daughters for the for the idea of nation, an idea that they're now being told doesn't exist. For me, what we need to see is an emergence of a different type of populism that transcends the boundaries of left and right. These things are happening organically and naturally anyway, and what I think is happening is that perhaps it's odd, isn't it? Because the Internet is ultimately a creation of the military. Clearly, they didn't accurately understand that whilst it was going to be a brilliant means for control, and clearly that's one of the wars that's being fought now, it is also a tool for informing and awakening. And I think that we're at this crux point. Which way is it gonna go? Are people going to wake up to the reality that we are being confronted with? Or are we going to sort of nervously cling on to the idea that somehow through comfort and panaceas, we might hold on to some old life. Increasingly, I think he's over. I watched some of that speech you did in, Ottawa or wherever you were in Edmonton, Canada. And 2 of the things I thought were important is knowing that you are not God. You are not God. You are it's not about you. You have to have some purpose in your life. And secondly, people must relearn a connection to their land. Our connection to our lands has been broken. Now many countries, particularly in a post colonial world, have complex relationships with their land. Sometimes that is a a relationship with a land that had inhabitants prior to the our our arrival or the arrival at least of settlers in your country, for example, or in Canada that you were describing outlining. But we are divorced from nature. We are divorced from our lands. We are divorced from one another, and and we are fed such an empty, hollow, vapid, phatic diet of lies. And either you said at one point, oh, you should, you know, this is this vast country. You could all have 6 acres each. Yes. And I felt like other crowd responding to that. People are frightened of the people of Britain or the people of America or the people of Canada or Australia or people all over the world. For surely, those pharma protests are happening in Sri Lanka. They're happening in India. They're not just happening in Europe or anglophonic countries. They're happening everywhere. They're happening everywhere. And I feel that what's that's precisely the direction we need to return to. Sovereignty of the individual, sovereignty and sanctity of the connection between people and their land, maximum amount of power in your own life and the life of your community and and your loved ones. Not this transition of power to increasingly centralized forces and this, infantilization and neutralization and castration of individual and familial power. Can I ask you a question that Speaker 0: you may be able to answer that I've been meditating? Speaker 1: Oh, give it a go, Tucker. I'll tell you that. Speaker 0: Well, you're just uniquely positioned to answer it because you've seen both sides. But, so the things that the people in charge hate include nature Yes. And the class of people who are most useful Speaker 1: to Speaker 0: your nation. You describe them. Cops, firemen, teachers, nurses, all of them are crushed during COVID, by the way Speaker 1: Yes. Speaker 0: And farmers. And it's indisputable that if you don't have those people, you don't have a society. You could get rid of every think tank and every sociology department and every liberal arts university and probably be okay. Greater your pharmacy, you starve to death. So it's not obvious why the leadership of a country would hate the very people they need most and hate the most beautiful and valuable thing they have which is nature. Why do they hate those things? Speaker 1: It terrifies me to contemplate, Tucker, that people like Alex Jones and in our country, David Icke, who aside from some views that are impossible to corroborate around quite occultist, and shall we call them marginal ideas, difficult to corroborate Yeah. Ideas, when it comes to the subject of globalization and the increasing authoritarianization of our planet, appear to have been ahead of the curve. You can see them 20, 30 years ago saying with the the empowerment of NATO, the empowerment of World Banks, and the WHO, like this it's extraordinary. And I it seems to me that the disempowerment of ordinary people, the condemnation, the demoralization of the public, to create people that just are weary and broken. And is, if not enslaved then so dependent it amounts to a form of slavery, cannot be inadvertent. It seems to be a denial of something fundamental that I, in my language, I would call spirit. The the right to be who you are. That there isn't something fundamentally ugly or wrong with you. That you are allowed to be who you are. And I see that as a universal principle that will be applied all the way from the left to the right across various ways that people claim their individual identity now. It seems to me that, yes, that if you start to attack those pivotal infrastructural roles I was struck when speaking to some of the people that you work with, man, as you know, that's been a cop for 26 years in New Jersey, 45 years in the security first services. Like, these are people that give their lives for a country. So to tell those people that your country doesn't mean anything or to alter the meaning of what a nation is or alter what your contribution has been, it seems to be about a kind of disorientation and it's difficult actually sometimes. The reason I mentioned at the beginning of this rather corolling answer, figures that are broadly condemned as conspiracy theorists, but then aren't we all these days, is the reason I mentioned them is because they talk specifically about ideas to do with spirituality, morality, and ethics. And it's hard for someone like me to consider that the goals of this global establishment are anything other than power, finance, dominion. But when you talk about this loathing of nature, whether that's human nature or botany or the great expense, it's difficult to think that there isn't something dark. Yes. At its core. Speaker 0: Because there's no rational explanation for that. How could you want to despoil nature? How could you hate human nature? How could you want to hurt people? There those are not rational responses to anything. I mean, there's gotta be I mean, clearly, what we're watching are the fruits of spiritual war. I'd if you're gonna give a better explanation, let me know. Speaker 1: Certainly, the solution seems to me to be spiritual. And even when they're talking about ecology and evoking words like Gaia, like the spirit of the planet, it seems oddly utilitarian. The earth is a resource even when claiming to care about the types of energy industry that might be most beneficial and those which might not be as beneficial. I don't see reverence. I don't see an acknowledgement of the sacredness of the Earth. That the that the Earth is not a resource. It's not you know, obviously, the left and right are classically, almost at this point, divided around the subject of climate change. And what I feel is, who or or who among us or not love our planet and behave respectfully and reverentially and lovingly to our planet? And how is that gonna happen if they're inaccessible to most people. 90% of the land is privately owned, like land that used to be commonly held is now all privately owned. There has been successive law after successive law that has moved power and control and the land and nature herself into the hands of an elite. And is this, I suppose, even where it would have been risible Speaker 0: So you're getting back to feudalism. Speaker 1: Yeah. That's what you're saying. Let's get back to good old what was wrong with feudalism? Why are we making such a fuss about it? It's like the idea that you and I are people that operate on different sides of a political spectrum becomes exposed as ridiculous when the anti authoritarian aspect of what we both clearly believe in has to become the clear and pivotal point around which all political views have to now start to coalesce. You you are either going to oppose what's happening when it comes to globalization and centralized authoritarianism, or you are going to be crushed by it individually and collectively. Speaker 0: How do you see and I'll I'll stop with this, compound question. How is how are your family and friends holding up in the face of this assault on you and your family? And how do you see this playing out, the battle that you just described? Are you hopeful or no? You know, like, Speaker 1: I because I've been subject to personal attacks, it's very, one thing like, I have a program of recovery. I've been in recovery for 21 years. It's just in a sense, it's what enshrines and helps me practice my relationship with God. It's the most important thing to me. The thing I have to most be observant of and have to keenly avoid is, is descent into self centeredness. When you're when I am very frightened, it's very easy for me to drift into becoming quite myopic and insular. What I've observed, like, in this period from a personal perspective is that, like, I'm incredibly fortunate. I've got an amazing wife. I've got amazing, beautiful children that are healthy and doing well. I've got incredible people that I work with. Like, oh my god. And another thing that's been amazing is, like, for a month, publicly, continually, I was like, you know, called the worst names you can call a man. And then I'd go in public and people like, Russell, hey. We support you. We support you. And like, like one time I was wearing, like, sort of like a family of all their daughters that were aged between, like, sort of 15 19. Oh, can you do photos of us? I was thinking if there were one group that would be negatively affected by what's just been publicly said about me, it would be the parents of teenage kids. And, like, people aren't. People aren't buying it. People aren't buying it. That's the problem. People are waking up. People start to think, well, well, Jesus. Is there gonna be a better example than your former and perhaps future president? The more they hate him, the more people like him. Yes. The more people like him because what they know is they don't trust the establishment anymore. They cannot trust the establishment anymore. I was speaking from the perspective look. This isn't the first time I've known personal crisis. I'm a drug acting recovery. I'm a product of a single parent family. I've come from I'm a normal person from a norm from a normal background. But what I would say is that in a sense, a crisis becomes an invitation. A catastrophe is an invitation. And it seems like whether you're on the left or right, everyone believes catastrophe is coming, and it will be an invitation. It will be an invitation because if what we are being offered is a slow grind into endless war and more and more authoritarianism and more and more control of our personal lives and our ability ability to worship, our ability to affiliate, our ability to pray. If what's being if we what we've been invited to accept is the colonization of the self, of our ability to think freely, then what we got to lose when all they're offering us is more war, endless pandemics that are being legislatively enshrined even now through the WHO treaty? What have we actually got to lose? I think in a sense, but in the perhaps they are, you know, if there is one God, one all powerful God, then surely that God is at work now. And surely that God is creating the perfect conditions for our mutual awakening. And perhaps what's required is the spur, the ignition of something so unbearable that people will awaken rather than endure it rather than endure it any further. And perhaps that's what we're being offered now. Yes. Of course, it seems like we're on the precipice of catastrophe geopolitically and from various potential health pandemics. But also it seems to me like a potential offering to awaken. And I don't think we have any choice other than to see it that way. Speaker 0: Russell Brand, you have not been broken. You are at your very best. Your very best. And I really appreciate it. Thank you. Thanks, Free speech is bigger than any one person or any one organization. Societies are defined by what they will not commit. What we're watching is the total inversion of virtue.
Saved - April 25, 2024 at 1:03 AM
reSee.it AI Summary
The media's coverage of the "Covid lab leak" hypothesis was a dramatic example of uniform malpractice. Outlets like The Washington Post, The New York Times, and CNN dismissed the idea as a conspiracy theory. Fact-checkers were used as political weapons, and the word "debunked" was misused. The media's tone towards Trump and his administration was condescending. They also elevated China's claims and criticized Trump for cutting funding to the lab. Only in 2021 did the media start acknowledging the lab leak theory. The media's failure to investigate may prevent us from knowing the true cause of the pandemic, and some may escape accountability.

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

🧵THREAD🧵 Do you remember how bad the media’s “Covid lab leak” - the hypothesis that the virus came from a lab - coverage was? I thought I did. But it was a more dramatic example of uniform media malpractice than even I remembered. So I revisited it. Buckle in, it’s long. ⤵️

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

It started in Feb 2020 when @SenTomCotton suggested looking into the CCP lab studying bats near the initial cases in Wuhan. The media were outraged. In a since-updated piece, @washingtonpost said the idea was a “conspiracy theory that has been repeatedly debunked by experts.” https://t.co/kAQFbA4baF

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

It wasn’t just WaPo. Shortly thereafter, @nytimes trotted out a similar allegation, calling the lab leak hypothesis a “fringe theory” and a “tale” designed to inflame social media. @CNN’s @ChrisCillizza said Cotton was “playing a dangerous game” with his suggestions. https://t.co/Xr7eXaNaKE

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

@USATODAY, in a since-updated fact check, said that Cotton’s claims were “false” because “overwhelming scientific evidence” said so. https://t.co/ZMTekytd3L

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

A quick pause here to point something out. What the media were up in arms about wasn’t the veracity of the lab leak idea. Just that people thought it was *plausible*. That it “may” be true, as @SenTomCotton said. Look how close the lab is to the first cases. “May” is too much? https://t.co/9v5eRdLKJP

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

Anyway, back to the coverage. This was the dawn of what I like to call “experts say” reporting, where an outlet finds someone with credentials who agrees with them to make the point the outlet wants to make. Here’s @NatGeo, @Forbes, @CBSNews & @washingtonpost doing that here. https://t.co/3Of32wYYzl

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

There were some even more dramatic examples I want to call out. Maybe my all time favorite is from @NPR who, with the confidence that only that station posses, claimed that the lab leak theory had been “debunked” in April 2020. https://t.co/Ne6JWdYX4L

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

This @ABC headline presented without comment https://t.co/4wp49FkL0F

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

It was really a banner time period for outlets using “fact checkers” as a political weapon with no connection to facts, as @CNN does here. The word of the year had to be “debunked,” which many outlets seemed to believe meant “we don’t like this idea.” https://t.co/aj0x6LZND5

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

It’s impossible to ignore how this story intersects with Trump & his admin. Once he said he believed the lab leak idea, the press decided it must be a lie. Some really rich headlines here from @business (really?), @VICE (remember them?), @CNN (“crushed”!) and @BusinessInsider. https://t.co/bkeOZBe4WN

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

It’s really the condescending tone here from @chrislhayes that gets me. https://t.co/WmVM5FUKTr

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

Apropos of absolutely nothing, I want to remind you that @NPR is funded in part by your tax dollars. More on your tax dollars soon. https://t.co/QTqJzNOM1K

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

Just a quick aside. The press at the time purported to be very upset that Trump was using the same language that they had used a few weeks before, to describe the virus as Chinese. Here’s @CNN. https://t.co/QIF55kIfYK

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

Then a poll came out finding that lots of people believed the lab leak theory: about a third of Americans. The press leapt to tar the believers as rubes & the people who convinced them as charlatans. There’s a lot of this but a few from @CNN, @Forbes, @voxdotcom & @thehill. https://t.co/fZkWphnC6g

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

One moment you may’ve forgotten: in April 2020, Trump stopped US funding to the lab in question in Wuhan. Read: up until then, your tax dollars were paying for dubious research in an autocratic regime that maybe started a plague. Naturally the media applauded that move, right?

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

Wrong. The press were incensed Trump would stop giving your tax dollars to a shady lab in China. @CBSNews said it was “jeopardizing” a Covid cure. @nytimes did much the same. @ABC blamed the bad move on “conspiracy theories” as @VanityFair pointed to “right-wing disinformation.” https://t.co/nMSKxc2teb

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

One phenomenon that really stuck with me is how the press elevated China’s claims in an effort to, I presume, stick it to Trump. Look at how @nytimes, @CNN and @TIME put the U.S. and China on equal believability footings. https://t.co/cPc63kEHQX

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

This wasn’t a mere momentary blip. All the way until December, @AP was writing up the lab leak as a conspiracy theory that survived online “despite facts.” Right. https://t.co/sD2wZohlnx

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

The enormous irony of the @AP story about Covid “conspiracy theories” is the image that accompanies it. “Wear a mask outside” the 1984-esq wall art reads. https://t.co/p8ugGHMZi7

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

The real facts aren’t as hospitable to what the media was claiming in 2020. Further investigation into the lab leak in 2021 gave the idea a respectability even the mainstream media couldn’t ignore. They started to change their tune. Here’s @nytimes https://t.co/Hjh4DTOTqs

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

Then in 2023 Biden’s own Department of Energy said that the lab leak theory was the most likely explanation for Covid’s origins. The side-by-sides of the original reporting vs the newly indisputable facts are what I see when I close my eyes at this point. @NPR https://t.co/nfPLdQDpzA

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

You probably don’t need me to spell it out for you, but you really can’t overstate the impact of the failure. When we should’ve been investigating what happened, the press had given social media platforms cover to censor the mere mention of the lab leak. The media cheered along. https://t.co/5OM3y7iocN

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

As a result of the media refusing to consider a politically inconvenient idea — and their need to throttle its very mention — we may never definitively know what caused a pandemic that’s killed millions and irrevocably changed the course of modern life.

@DrewHolden360 - Drew Holden

And it may mean that some people get off scot-free for what they’ve done to play a role in that disaster. Hard to imagine that wasn’t the goal all along, in my humble opinion. https://t.co/SK7ZMOA6Vw

Saved - May 21, 2025 at 9:45 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
I discuss how figures like Epstein and the Deputy FBI Director seem to be part of a larger scheme, acting as puppets for those in the shadows. They create and dismantle narratives to manipulate public attention, all while appearing to represent opposing sides. The key takeaway is that the elite are unified in their interests, prioritizing their own survival over any perceived political divisions.

@OMApproach - Open Minded Approach

Dan Bongino on Epstein — before and after he became Deputy FBI Director! These people are like actors or puppets, used by those operating from the shadows. They’re all on the same side. They build narratives and then dismantle them when the timing suits their agenda. It's all about keeping your attention so they can manipulate you — and make no mistake, they’re all playing for the same team. The most important thing is that you believe there are left and right sides, when in reality, the elite only cares about their own survival.

Saved - July 11, 2025 at 6:46 AM

@RealAmVoice - Real America's Voice (RAV)

“I believe they’ve been able to effectively get away with not investigating…Epstein’s intelligence connections because of the Pandora’s box that that opens…” @MikeBenzCyber says he knows what documents need to be published in order to show that this is a genuine investigation. https://t.co/p9VxtRcVHU

Video Transcript AI Summary
The speaker believes Jeffrey Epstein was connected to intelligence, as Vicki Ward reported, and that the DOJ was told to leave him alone in 2008. They claim there's been a cover-up and will publish a video detailing the exact documents the DOJ should seek and individuals to question. The speaker believes the Epstein intelligence connection hasn't been investigated due to the Pandora's box it opens. They think public outrage might force some disclosure. The speaker attributes the suppression of information to a combination of donors and national security officials with intersecting interests who have influence over the White House and executive branch agencies. They claim Trump World donors were involved in Epstein's network. If Epstein's intelligence ties are confirmed, every aspect of his career would be scrutinized to determine which intelligence agency was involved, triggering intense investigation into his dealings. This, combined with donor pressure, has created a power struggle for the White House.
Full Transcript
Speaker 0: Well, I believe quite strongly that Jeffrey Epstein is exactly as Vicki Ward reported. Epstein's sweetheart plea deal, justice department official Alex Acosta said that he belonged to intelligence, and the and the DOJ was told in in 2008 to leave him alone. And I believe that there has been a cover up of that aspect of the Jeffrey Epstein story, which obviously inverts the entire conception of Jeffrey Epstein, if indeed that is substantiated. And tonight, I will actually be publishing a detailed presentation video on the exact documents to be sought by the justice department so that there is no wiggle room to get out of this issue any longer. The exact documents to make public that I know the justice department has, the exact individuals to follow-up with and and to keep the American people apprised as to the the on the record statements those individuals should give to the DOJ. I believe they've been able to effectively get away with not investigating the Epstein's intelligence connections because of the Pandora's box that that opens. But I I think that given the public outrage over this and the the intense pressure that's felt by so many in the admin combined with the knowledge that this is not going away, that they will at least have to give a little bit. And tonight, I'll be publishing a video about what exactly they need to give immediately in order to show that this is a genuine investigation and not a cover up. Speaker 1: Yeah. The audience is certainly gonna be all over that. I I think why this audience is so upset and myself included at what has been going on because I think it's an affront to sort of what the core foundational values of the MAGA movement really rest upon, which is with these sort of establishment Republican belief and ideology that accountability is found in, you know, strongly worded letters and the tweets and the sort of perform performative politicking of the day. Now it seems like we're not even really getting that. We're being told that we just need to move on and not care about it. Certainly, we're not getting prison sentences or anything in sort of that territory, frankly, on on a lot of verticals, on a lot of fronts. I'm just curious in sort of the, you know, botched dissemination, whether it was the binder stuff, now this weird letter. Where do you sort of maybe in your mind kind of reverse engineer? Obviously, we don't know the answer. But place the the blame, perhaps it's a loaded word, but sort of the issue with the release of these files. Is this something that you know, is it is it the Trump adverbs? Is it politicals? Is it something that, you know, what we would colloquially refer to as the deep state? Is it a CIA thing? Where do you think that sort of urge to suppress this is really emanating from? Speaker 0: I think it's a combination of donors and national security officials. I think that that they have intersecting interests on this, and they're both involved in the story, and they both have considerable influence on not just the the White House itself, but the agencies the the policies at all the executive branch agencies. I think that that part of part of the reason this is such a hot potato is because there are Trump World donors who have been intimately involved in this network. And part of the reason this is such a hot potato is because if they have to tell us about Epstein's ties, then they have to tell the world because the world reads our media. They they can't just, give us all national all 300,000,000 Americans national security clearances to access it. It becomes public knowledge, which means the entire network effectively, would have its cover blown, and it would frankly generate a lot more questions than answers about every single thing. Once Epstein's intelligence ties are confirmed, then what that immediately proceeds to is a a intense forensic detailed microscopic investigation into every single thing that Epstein has done, everyone that he's handled money for, every company he's invested in, every region he did business in, every business leader he met with in order to effectively ask, okay. Well, was was that a CIA operation? Was that, you know, Israeli intelligence, Saudi intelligence, UK intelligence? What every single thing, you know, of of a storied four decade international jet setting career then gets opened up and infected by the intelligence label once Epstein does. And so I think that in combination with donor pressure has been has has created a real bind that has put the White House squarely in the crosshairs of the power struggle between the voting base and the donors who provide the money.
Saved - February 4, 2026 at 9:14 PM

@OunkaOnX - Ounka

Blaming Russia for Epstein is the media's final act of cowardice. They can't touch the Mossad connection because it leads back to the same outlets, politicians, and lobbies that sign their checks https://t.co/d1jGMhzEjR

Video Transcript AI Summary
The speaker discusses Epstein-related documents and the implications people draw from them. They claim: - The memo circulated with media suggesting Jeffrey Epstein worked for the KGB, and that Epstein might have had multiple passports, talked to Israeli politicians and Jewish businessmen, and repeatedly invokes his Jewish identity. - In an email with former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak, Epstein says he’s totally not working for Mossad. - Former Mossad officer Ari Ben Menashe says Epstein was working for Mossad. - In documents, Mark Iverson states that Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Jeffrey Epstein were working for Mossad; the speaker asserts that Robert Maxwell was not a Soviet spy. - British Foreign Office and Israeli whistleblowers say Epstein was working for Mossad, and he was given a hero’s burial in Israel, not in Russia. - In an actual email with Peter Thiel, Epstein says that he represents the Rothschild family. - The speaker poses questions: If a Russian passport proves he works for Russia, does boarding CIA planes prove he works for the United States? If he has a blackmail list on United Kingdom politicians, does that prove he works for the British? If he talks to Emmanuel Macron and prime minister Nicolas Sarkozy, does that prove he works for the French? The speaker concludes that, regardless, Epstein’s primary loyalties are with his people. - The speaker asserts that Zionists on Twitter claim the Epstein documents are a “nothingburger,” and urge continuing with other topics; they accuse those who disagreed of having low IQ and claim the documents reveal clear content with their own eyes. - Senator Bernie Sanders is described as saying this is a cautionary tale about wealth and power; the speaker counters by saying “your cousins” are helping orchestrate this, and that Sanders has repeatedly criticized Israel. - The speaker accuses proponents of diverting attention from the primary culprit and states that such attempts are not working on anyone.
Full Transcript
Speaker 0: People think you're really stupid. I'd rather talk about so many other things, but we have to talk about this. The memo went out and the media is trying to say that Jeffrey Epstein worked for the KGB. He might have had multiple passports, but he talked to Israeli politicians, Jewish businessmen, and repeatedly invokes his Jewish identity. In an email with the former prime minister of Israel Ehud Barak, he says he's totally not working for Mossad. Former Mossad officer Ari Ben Menashe says that he was working for Mossad. In the documents, Mark Iverson says Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Jeffrey Epstein were working for Mossad. Robert Maxwell was not a Soviet spy either. Just to get ahead of this one, the British Foreign Office and Israeli whistleblowers say that he was working for Mossad, and he was given a hero's burial in Israel, not in Russia. In an actual email with Peter Thiel, Jeffrey Epstein says that he represents the Rothschild family. If a Russian passport proves he works for Russia, does him boarding CIA planes prove he works for The United States? Does him having a blackmail list on United Kingdom politicians prove he works for the British? Does him talking to Emmanuel Macron and prime minister Nicholas Sarkozy prove he works for the French? No. His primary loyalties are with his people. Zionists on Twitter keep saying that, man, these are a snooze fest. The Epstein documents were a nothingburger. Go back to talking about whatever you were talking about before. Or you'd have to be low IQ to think this is even possible. We can see, with our own two eyes, what's in these documents. Senator Bernie Sanders says this is actually a cautionary tale about wealth and power. Well, senator, it's actually your cousins who are helping orchestrate this, and you've continuously criticized Israel. Why aren't you criticizing Israel now? Let me just say this. The desperate attempts to steer your attention away from the primary culprit are not working on anyone.
Saved - February 7, 2026 at 1:48 PM

@RedactedNews - Redacted

Billionaire media moguls control what you see. Deregulation runs rampant. Will the truth EVER be revealed? Demand transparency! #EpsteinFiles https://t.co/NQV3mmJQz8

Video Transcript AI Summary
Bezos owning the Washington Post is described as an arm of the CIA, a claim raised by Speaker 0. He suggests that the newspaper is part of a broader pattern where media power is consolidated in the hands of a few billionaires, accusing the outlet of being used to push a particular agenda. Speaker 1 responds dismissively to that assertion and mentions Ellison taking over of [text incomplete in the transcript], signaling ongoing concerns about who controls major media and institutions. The conversation continues with Speaker 0 asserting that Barry Weiss is trying to squash real news and hide it, and that reporters who are doing real journalism are being targeted, framed as investigations or actions run by a few billionaires who control much of the media landscape. A related critique follows, declaring Bill Clinton a “slimeball” for deregulating the Federal Communications Act of 1996. The speakers reference the consequence that there were thousands of independent radio stations, television stations, and newspapers before deregulation, and now six companies control 92% of the media as a result of that action, calling Clinton a “lousy little slime ball.” The discussion moves into personal remarks about Monica Lewinsky, with a claim that “I didn’t have sex with that woman, Monica Lewinsky,” followed by derisive language directed at Bill Clinton, describing him as “that little clown.” The conversation then shifts to the Epstein files, with frustration expressed about why those files are not being released. The speakers criticize the redaction of the Epstein files and question, “Where the hell are these Epstein files?” They argue that the redactions are to protect individuals, using charged language to describe the situation as disgusting, and they call for the files to be made public. The topic then turns to the DOJ’s handling of redactions related to Congressman Thomas Massey. The DOJ reportedly missed deadlines to provide reasons for the redactions to Massey and “walked right past his deadline.” The speakers say they interviewed Massey on the show, reiterating that the DOJ violated the deadline and ignored the will of the people, with the DOJ referred to as the “DOJ, Department of Jerkoffs.” Finally, Massey is praised as one of the top lawmakers, described as one of the few in Congress who is truly respected, and “one of a kind,” with Speaker 0 and Speaker 1 expressing strong admiration for his work and integrity.
Full Transcript
Speaker 0: Bezos owning the Washington Post Yeah. An arm of the CIA. Speaker 1: I mean, give me a break. Ellison taking over of Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. Barry Weiss trying to squash real news, hiding Yep. Coming after reporters who are doing real journalism. Like, this is what's happening, you know, run by a few a few billionaires. Speaker 1: That's it. Again, slimeball Bill Clinton, dereg Federal Communications Act 1996. Look it up. There were thousands of independent radio stations, television stations, newspapers. Now six companies control 92% of the media because of this lousy little slime ball. I didn't have sex with that woman, Monica Lewinsky. She always suck my yeah. Right? That little clown. Oh, and the how about the Epstein files? Look at this crap. Hey. How about putting them out there? Oh, no. We're redacting them. Because these little boys, they they gotta pay to get you know, they because who would wanna do it to them. Right? It's disgusting. Where the hell are these Epstein files? Speaker 0: Well, and as we reported here on the show this week, the DOJ just missed another deadline to provide the the reasons for the redactions to congressman Thomas Massey. They walked right past his deadline. We interviewed Thomas Massey the show. The ones again, they violated their deadline and ignoring the will of the people. DOJ, Department of Jerkoffs. Ugh. We're living in crazy By the way, Massie is one of the top cats out there, man. He's one of the only people I really respect and very few in congress. Yeah. He's he's one of a kind. He's terrific.
Saved - March 8, 2026 at 6:04 PM
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I keep talking about Epstein because this video shows a diary of a 16-year-old victim and exposes a system where children were trafficked, abused, murdered, and sold openly among the powerful. A billionaire didn’t build this alone—people flew, attended, funded, and protected it for years. Institutions watched in plain sight. If involved, they should be exposed. The system isn’t broken by accident; it’s designed to protect the powerful. The real question is why others want us silent.

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People keep asking me why I keep talking about Epstein. Why I won’t “move on.” Why I won’t drop it. Here’s why: this video shows DIARY Of 16-Year-Old Epstein Victim And It Will SHOCK You We are talking about children who were trafficked, abused, raped, killed and sold in a system that operated in the open around some of the most powerful people on the planet. And this wasn’t one monster operating alone in the dark. A billionaire trafficker doesn’t build a global machine like that by himself. People flew on the planes. People attended the parties. People funded it. People protected it. For years. The most powerful institutions in the world watched this happen in plain sight and somehow the system still expects the public to accept silence, sealed records, missing information, and the same tired message to “trust the process.” No. If someone was involved, expose them. I don’t care what political party they belong to, what office they hold, or how famous they are. Every single person connected to it should be investigated. Because a system that protects the powerful while children are trafficked is not broken by accident. It’s broken by design. So when people ask why I keep talking about Epstein, they’re asking the wrong question. The real question is why so many people seem so desperate for everyone else to shut up about it.

Video Transcript AI Summary
The discussion centers on a disturbing Epstein-related document dump from the DOJ, focusing on a diary kept by a girl who was 16 at the time of the abuse. The speakers emphasize the diary as a direct, named account written by the girl, and note that the FBI interpreted her coded entries. They describe the girl as having Mosaic Down syndrome and autism, with the diary mentioning both conditions and the way she was treated by Epstein and his associates. Key details highlighted: - The girl’s background: autism and Mosaic Down syndrome; she writes about autism in the diary and notes how Spirit Airlines was praised for accommodating autistic people. - Targeting and vulnerability: she was considered easier to exploit due to her condition and described as beautiful, with mentions of blonde hair and blue eyes, described in terms akin to a porcelain doll. - Pregnancy and abortion: the diary recounts pregnancies and instances of forced abortions or births, with references to a test showing pregnancy (“two pink lines”) and to being treated as property or an incubator. - Direct quotes from the diary: she expresses a desire to die, references Ghislain Maxwell as someone who sometimes protects her and sometimes does not, and states, “I am nothing but your property and incubator” and “my heart belonged to her.” - A specific segment about a baby: she writes about being able to hold and feed a baby for ten to fifteen minutes before the baby was taken away, and she describes the baby as hers and expresses distress. - Attempts to obtain help: she repeatedly begs to be released from torture and to be saved. Names and individuals mentioned in the diary: - Ghislain Maxwell (Ghislaine Maxwell) is referenced repeatedly as someone who “protects” her at times and is connected to the control she experiences. - Jean-Luc Brunel is named in the diary with a derogatory description and speculation about his motives; the diary notes his suicide in prison. Other figures discussed in relation to the diary: - Leon Black: the diary includes coded references to “Stopped Dead” and mentions meeting Black in New York City in 2000 as Epstein’s “special friend.” The text discusses public reporting (Newsweek, 2023) about allegations against Black, who reportedly paid Epstein $158 million for financial advice between 2012 and 2017, after Epstein’s conviction. The diary entry describes an incident where Black allegedly bit and assaulted the girl, with “blood all over Jeffrey’s carpet,” and Black’s supposed disdain, saying, “Leon can go F himself.” The discussion notes Black’s later withdrawal from Apollo and questions the plausibility of a figure paying that amount for financial advice. - The diary also references Epstein’s associates and a pattern of moving the victim between powerful people. Context and meta-commentary: - The speakers acknowledge that the case details are not proven in court and urge caution about drawing definitive conclusions from diary entries and online reports. They emphasize that some accounts appear credible as direct Epstein victims, while others remain unverified or disputed. - They criticize media and government handling of the Epstein case, suggesting there were long-standing cover-ups and implying involvement of intelligence or state actors, though they reiterate that conclusions about guilt or innocence should await legal proceedings. - They note that the DOJ’s redactions in the Epstein files did not protect the victims’ names as promised, while some alleged predators remained less protected, and they reference a torture video mentioned in emails to Epstein, asking who sent it and what happened to that person. - The conversation ends with broader criticisms of political leadership and the media, arguing that the organization behind the trafficking was extensive and that coverage often centers on famous individuals rather than the organizers and victims.
Full Transcript
Speaker 0: One of the most disgusting and unsettling documents that were part of the latest Epstein DOJ document dump have to do with a girl who was 16 years old at the time. And what she wrote wrote in her diary as she was allegedly abused by Epstein and his cronies. Before I get to the details, Cenk, your two cents. Speaker 1: Yeah, so we've heard a lot about the different girls who were abused. But focusing in on one story like this, I think is gonna give you a sense of the horrors that happened during this Epstein regime these years. And think about all the people who helped support this as Anna tells you this heartbreaking story of what happened to this girl. Speaker 0: So if you search for it, you can find her actual diary in which she wrote in her diary as this abuse was happening to her. And she names names. She wrote in code, I mean, was really easy to decipher what she was saying. But I'm gonna give you the screenshots from the FBI's interpretation of what she was writing in code, okay? So first, here's what we know about the girl who is now much older, but at the time she was 16. She has autism and Down syndrome. She was born with Mosaic Down syndrome, is apparently a rare condition which gave her some of the features of typical Down syndrome but did not affect her physical appearance at all. In fact, in the diary, she actually writes about her autism. We'll get to that in just a second. She talks a little bit about how she doesn't like that people are always making fun of Spirit Airlines because Spirit happens to be the only airline company that's made accommodations for autistic people. Yeah. I just, god, it's just evil exists, man. It just does and I wanna do something about it. Yeah. Go ahead. Speaker 1: So they liked her because they thought she was easier to take advantage of because of her condition. And then apparently she was really beautiful and they kept talking about her beautiful blonde hair and blue eyes and how she was like a porcelain doll. And so they've, in the way that they targeted people they thought were easier to take advantage of is extra sickening. Yep. And wait till you get to what one of the most top finance people in the world might have done to her, which is just an extra layer. Speaker 0: So in her diary, she writes about getting impregnated and in some of those instances forced to have an abortion. In other instances, she did give birth. I mean, if we lived in an actual democracy in a country that cared about justice, we would find out what happened to those children, right? But we have no idea. Now, let's get to what she wrote in her diary. Again, this was written down by the FBI from her diary, interpretations from her diary. She says, a couple of months and two pink lines with a hold on being with others until after it was positive. So obviously she's talking about a pregnancy test there. I wanna die, why didn't she protect me? I'm assuming she's talking about Ghislain Maxwell there because she makes references to Ghislain throughout her diary and talks about how she's, sometimes she protects her, sometimes she doesn't. As long as I'm wearing what you want, there is no respect for me as a human. I am nothing but your property and incubator. You only trust me when I am under your complete control. I will never trust another man ever. I am the only one who provides and sacrifices everything. I give and give out of terror and you take all of me. You need me to continue keeping us all connected. Okay, so there she is mentioning that she's like an incubator. She continues, my heart belonged to her. She was so very beautiful. She was perfect. I can't bring myself to write what happened. I am beyond broken. She's talking about a baby here, okay? I only got ten to fifteen minutes to hold and feed her before they took her. She is mine. I want her back distraught. Speaker 1: So guys, this is the story of one person. Never went to a court of law. We don't know, especially as you get names later in the story. We've gotta find a way to, as we're all distraught, not to jump to complete conclusions, right? But we also don't have any reason to doubt this particular story. There are some other stories that seem outlandish. You don't know where it came from, but this is a direct Epstein victim. And so it is compelling. At the same time, we're not reaching any conclusions because that is an incredibly strange story about taking the baby away. I have no idea what that means. And God, I would love to get it into a court of law. God, I would love to have some sort of justice. By the way, in either direction, if you're accused of any of this, this is some of the worst things you could possibly be accused of. I know I would wanna clear my name. So are we ever gonna get into a court of law and find justice in either direction? Speaker 0: No, the country's run by pedophiles. Anyway, let me continue. She detailed one of her abortions in her diary. She wrote, close your eyes, close your eyes, close your eyes, don't speak. She doesn't talk. I can't stop shaking and it's been a week. A decision was made, but I can't tell Jeffrey. These things happen. Why didn't I close my eyes fast enough? The doctor was different again, I think from Israel. He had kind eyes but didn't speak directly to me. This was different. She continues, a shot and those rod like things had a hook and so much pain. Ghislain said to push all the pain away. I don't understand blood and water all over the bed and she was right. Like a feeling when your tummy hurts and you have to push. She said to close my eyes and put her hands over my eyes, but I didn't close them because of these tiny cries. I'm so lost. I saw between her fingers this tiny head and body in the doctor's hands. It reached its tiny arm up and had a tiny foot. I closed my eyes and no more. In in her diary, there are multiple examples of her begging for help, begging for someone to find her, begging for someone to save her. I'll give you one example. Please release me from this torture in hell. Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's interesting that so far not a lot of coverage of some of these harrowing stories within the files. I get some of it, which is, hey, listen, it's hard to verify. So what do we do with this thing? But everybody's already reading these. And so what's happened is there's an interesting situation now where a lot of people online know this, but none of the shows are covering it. And none of the legacy media is covering it. So there's two different worlds, people who understand some of the horrors that happened and others who are kind of clueless about who did it, why they did it, what did they do, how bad was it. So our job is to bring this to you and give you the context of, hey, it's without going to court of law, impossible to know if it's exactly right or not. By the way, the overall account could be right, but details could be wrong, right? So I tell you that again, before we give you some names here that she mentioned. And then so take it always something that isn't proven in court with some grain of salt, your decision on how you choose to deal with this information. But our job is to present that information to you and not to hide it from you. Speaker 0: So she does name names in her diary. We'll begin with someone who allegedly committed suicide in prison, Jean Luc Brunel. He was one of the people who was supplying girls to Epstein. She writes in her diary, Jean Luc Brunel is a disgusting pig with bad breath and I'm almost positive does these disgusting things because he is struggling with maybe being gay. Six weeks wasn't even given before being sent back punishment for trying to run. Why can no one help me? Ghislain is gone. I am so lost and my heart is broken. Is this my destiny? Speaker 1: So one quick thing about Jean Luc Brunel. So I didn't know much about him until recently. So he's a guy who's in the modeling business and then they get involved in Epstein's assembly line of young underage girls who get funneled to powerful people. Yes, including Donald Trump, but including many others, many others that you're seeing in these. So in fact, I think that the press does an interesting job of almost diverting your attention by just talking about the famous people and not about who organized this. I mean, at the level of detail here. People, this is a very organized process. If you believe this story, she gets shuttled around between different people. You're gonna see more of that in a second. And there's an organization here, right? And then when I found out that Jean Luc Brunel died in prison. Speaker 0: Committed suicide Speaker 1: in Committed suicide in prison. I was like, and then as you were looking through the files, there's another woman who said she was part of it and that they were gonna kill her And then she dies right afterwards. And so there's a lot of suicides around this story. And I now don't believe any of them were suicides. And so you can say how dare you, the government has already ordained it that. Speaker 2: Well- You must bow to the government. Speaker 1: The same government that was hiding all this? Speaker 0: Yeah, the government has No. Lost Okay. Speaker 1: Yeah, the government has zero And it doesn't matter who's in charge, Biden, Trump, Democrats or Republicans, they all have zero credibility. Speaker 0: So let's move on to the financier, who was also mentioned in her diary. And the financier I'm referring to is investment banker Leon Black. So this next graphic will show you what I mean when I say that she writes in code. It's not really code. So let's take a look at the next graphic, graphic seven. It's another poem that she titled Stopped Dead. And right next to the title of the poem, you'll see the name Leon Black. That's the way that she would write in code, right? Instead of writing from the left side to the right, she would write words up and down like that. Okay, so she mentions Leon Black there, but that wasn't the only time she mentions Leon Black. Let's go to the next one. So she met Black in New York City in 2000 and he was introduced to her as Epstein's special friend. So this is directly from her diary entry about this and decoded it says the following. Even though Ghislain said it was best to take me home because Mr. Black is so important for some reason, my health, this is going to be hell to pay or there is gonna be hell to pay. I ruined their trio and I am dramatic when that fat F bit me. He threw me on the floor and got blood all over Jeffrey's carpet and I am the issue. Who the F bites someone sick? No one is that important and Leon can go F himself, I hate New York. So there had been some reporting about this a few years ago actually. So in 2023, I came across this Newsweek piece about allegations made against Leon Black. And I'm gonna read you the excerpts. Black retired from his investment firm Apollo in July 2021 after a review found he paid Epstein $158,000,000 for financial advice between 2012 and 2017 after the pedophile's criminal conviction. Interesting. So as I read that piece, it did make mention of one of Epstein's victims accusing Leon Black of biting her in her private area to the point where she bled. Speaker 1: Yeah, so there's even more harrowing stuff in there about the nature of that particular rape. About how she was expecting that he was gonna be like Epstein. And Epstein gets massages and then he proceeds to sex, etc, and is apparently not usually violent. Whereas Leon Black slammed her on the massage table, according to her, so hard that it knocked the wind out of her. And then started ripping her clothes off, bit her, and she started screaming and he would constantly cover her mouth. And so now guys, in terms of how do you judge this one? First of all, everyone makes their own judgment call about things that haven't been proven in court. But $158,000,000 well, he says it was for financial advice. Wait a minute, Leon Black is one of the top financiers in the world. If you need financial advice and you need to pay 158,000,000 for it, no one would ever hire you again. Speaker 0: That wasn't for Speaker 2: financial There's no way in the world Speaker 1: that one financial guru asked anyone else let alone Epstein for financial advice and pays them $158,000,000 for it? No, so you have a good sense there. And by the way, Leon Black is in retreat over this and he quit Apollo over that. He should Speaker 0: be dinged for this. Speaker 2: If it's true. Speaker 0: Prosecuted, okay, we still have a, I mean, a justice system. But he should be investigated, he should be prosecuted. And if convicted, let's bring back public hangings. By the way, I don't know if people know yet, but let me be abundantly clear. I have changed my stance on the death penalty. I think in some cases, the death penalty makes sense. This is a perfect example and it should be public, should be on the town square, hanged in front of the public. Speaker 1: That's what I wanna see. If it's true. If it's true. If it's true, and then you could argue about whether that's the right form of justice. But I would love any kind of justice especially given the last year. Speaker 0: Watch the pigs squeal. Anyway, final thing that I'll mention here is the Epstein files that were just released by the DOJ did a terrible job in redacting the names of the victims who wanted their names redacted. They were assured their names would be redacted, but they weren't. And so what I found really fascinating was that while the victims weren't protected, the predators seem to have been protected. Including this person who sent an email to Jeffrey Epstein. We don't know who it is. We don't even have their name. They just simply wrote, I am in China. I will be in The US May. To which Jeffrey Epstein responded, where are you? Are you okay? I loved the torture video. I think the public deserves to know who sent Jeffrey Epstein a torture video. And more importantly, what happened to that person? Where is that person today? Was that person ever investigated? Speaker 1: Okay, and where's the video? Because we know there were videos. We know that there was cameras in every room including the massage rooms. And now our government tells us, no, we golly gee, we can't find any of the videos. And then we have legacy media doing nonsensical stories about, we don't know if there were video. Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, every room had a Speaker 1: camera, but we don't know that they taped anything. Come on, come on, please. So now people are starting to have a little bit of despair here because and significant anger. Because they're saying, well, okay, our government obviously doesn't work for us because they knew all of this for decades. And they covered it all up and it didn't matter who you voted for, they all covered it up. So I don't wanna hear any crap about Democrat or Republican on this. All of them are guilty. That's right. Everyone that was ever in the executive branch that had any information about this, you all covered it up. And it's super obvious why you covered it up because it involves intelligence agencies. But now you turn Speaker 2: to the national media and they're like, intelligence agencies? No, the only country being mentioned is Russia. Are you kidding me? If you read the files, it is nonstop. Israel, Israel, Israel. Even in this story randomly, an Israeli doctor shows up. Not a Russian one, not a Bulgarian one, not a Taiwan. It's constantly Israel. But I don't know, the reason I bring that up here is I don't know if that's why the media is like Speaker 1: shush, That is why. Speaker 0: Right? Is why. Speaker 2: But look at these atrocities. Speaker 0: That is why. Speaker 2: So the government says under no condition we serve the American people. We will serve the monsters who did this. And then our media comes in and goes, Bill Gates, Donald Trump, Elon Musk, whatever, shiny objects, squirrels. Speaker 1: Okay, go get all the sons of bitches. I don't mind Speaker 2: that at all. But you're not talking about who organized this. It is obviously a giant organization. They send women all across the globe to some of the most powerful people on earth. And the mainstream media wants us to believe that there was no organization. It was just Epstein and Ghislain Maxwell just walking around. And they never mentioned Ghislain Maxwell's connections to Israeli intelligence. They never mentioned Epstein's deep, deep connections. Israeli spies lived in his home. And they're shush, shush. No, we're not gonna shush. Is stuff made of Speaker 1: like horror. These are horror stories. And so how horrible are the people in charge that they know this happens and they make sure we never find out about it? And what did they use the blackmail for? Speaker 0: We know. Speaker 1: Every time you ring the bell below, an angel gets his swings. Totally not true, but it does keep you updated on our live shows.
Saved - March 14, 2026 at 2:53 PM
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I fire a 9-minute take on the Epstein memo: “no client list, no blackmail, no murder—suicide by hanging” as a display of naked power in action, a test of submission to accept nonsense as truth. I cite Orwell, flag Maxwell, warn we’re being herded across a Rubicon—truth as whatever the powerful say. The memo isn’t closure but a gauntlet: accept what we’re told, even when it makes no sense. Do you feel betrayal, or is I overreaching? Credit: @thecoastguy

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Neil Oliver unleashes a devastating 9-minute monologue on the Epstein memo from the FBI and DOJ: “No client list, no blackmail, no murder — just suicide by hanging while sitting on the floor.” He calls it naked power in action — a deliberate test of submission where we’re expected to accept nonsense as truth. Key lines that cut deep: - “The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.” (Orwell, 1984) - “Ghislaine Maxwell is in jail for trafficking underage girls… to no one at all?” - “We’re being herded across a Rubicon — from truth in violet to truth being whatever the powerful say it is.” - “The hoped-for promise of a new regime in the White House is desiccating and crumbling like a sandcastle in the summer wind.” He sees the memo not as closure, but as a gauntlet thrown down: accept what we say — even when we know you know it makes no sense. This is post-truth power on full display. Do you feel the same sense of betrayal watching the Epstein story fold this way? Or is Oliver overreaching?

Video Transcript AI Summary
The FBI and the Department of Justice released a two-page memo stating there is no evidence of a client list associated with Jeffrey Epstein, no evidence that anyone was blackmailed on account of such a list, and no evidence that Epstein was murdered in his Manhattan jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial. The memo supports the medical examiner’s judgment that Epstein committed suicide by hanging himself “effectively while sitting down on the floor of his cell with something tied around his neck,” a feat described as a one-of-a-kind phenomenon in suicide-watch prisoners. The FBI and DOJ also released eleven hours of videotape they say proves no one entered the cell or the area around it overnight before Epstein was found dead. The term “unresponsive” is referenced prior to a medical examiner declaring them dead. The speaker recalls that, earlier this year, when Attorney General Pam Bondi was asked about releasing the Epstein client list promised by the incoming Trump administration, she replied, “it's sitting on my desk right now for review.” The memo’s contents are portrayed as a gauntlet from those who wield power, insisting there is no list, no evidence of blackmail, and no evidence of murder, presented as conclusions rather than outcomes of evidence review. The speaker argues the point is less about truth and more about opposing disbelief of the powerful, framing it as demonstrations of naked power. The discussion references a post by Cash Patel and Dan Bongino about the Epstein client list and blackmail, noting their transition to high-profile roles and subsequent stance: no list, no blackmail, no murder. There is also mention of a public exchange between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, wherein Musk suggested real Epstein files were the reason they had not been made public; Musk later deleted the tweet, and Trump said he had cut ties with Epstein two decades ago and that Epstein’s lawyer cleared him of wrongdoing. The speaker invokes George Orwell, noting the party’s command to reject the evidence of eyes and ears, and suggests we are moving toward a post-truth world where truth is whatever the self-declared powerful say it is. The text emphasizes that, despite Epstein’s trafficking convictions and Maxwell’s conviction for trafficking underage girls, the memo asserts no guilty party existed among those connected. The speaker questions the consistency of Maxwell’s charge given the claimed absence of victims and participants. Toward the end, the speaker laments a hoped-for White House regime crumbling and questions whether recent developments are a deliberate test of loyalty to authority, implying a broader move toward a new regime’s post-truth reality, where memory and inconvenient knowledge are manipulated and “double speak” reframes war as peace and freedom as slavery. The overall arc suggests a dispiriting trend of sameness amid signals of change.
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Speaker 0: Now the Federal Bureau of Intelligence, the FBI, and the Department of Justice, the DOJ, have joined forces to tell the people of The United States Of America and the wider world indeed that in the case of Jeffrey Epstein, financier and convicted sex offender, the world's most infamous pedophile, there is no evidence of a client list, no evidence that anyone was blackmailed on account of such a list and no evidence that he was murdered in his Manhattan jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial. It's all contained in a two page memo, that also backs the medical examiner's judgment that Epstein committed suicide by hanging himself so effectively while sitting down on the floor of his cell with something tied around his neck that he broke his neck. Such a feat not being achieved by a prisoner in a cell in similar circumstances on suicide watch ever before or ever since. It's a one of a kind, almost a phenomenon. The FBI and DOJ released eleven hours of videotape they say proves no one at all entered the cell or the area around it overnight before he was found dead. Unresponsive was actually the word used before a medical examiner declared them dead. So let's just go over that, let's just make all of that clear with repetition. No incriminating client list, no credible evidence that Epstein blackmailed prominent men and women, and no evidence that could predicate an investigation against uncharged third parties. For those whose memories may have somehow been wiped in recent months it's worth remembering that earlier this year when Attorney General Pam Bondi was asked on camera if she would release the fabled Epstein client list, an action that had already previously been promised by incoming President Donald Trump, she replied quote it's sitting on my desk right now for review. It's sitting on my desk right now for review. She only said it once. Whatever was being referred to then as the Epstein client list, an entity at that time sitting on the desk of Pam Bondi apparently does not exist and so presumably never existed, begging the question precisely what was it that Pam Bondi had on her desk then to which she referred when asked directly about the Epstein client list but which is non existent now. This aforementioned two page memo seems to me a gauntlet thrown down by those insisting they and they alone wield power. I say the insistence of there being no list, the insistence that there's no evidence of blackmail, the insistence that there's no evidence of murder is less a conclusion based on the review of evidence and more about daring anyone to disbelieve what the powerful are saying at any given moment, far less to dispute what they're being told. As I say this is not about truth rather a demonstration of power, naked power that must be accepted as all the justification that is needed for any action taken by the powerful. It's all so utterly depressing. It's another piece in a picture of the new world order. How long ago seems the excitement around the promises made by the incoming Trump administration that once and for all there would be a draining of the swamp of corruption and lies. It seems like only five minutes ago that Cash Patel and Dan Bongino, before being crowned and deputy director of the FBI respectively, had shouted from the rooftops about the existence of the Epstein client list and all it would reveal about blackmail of prominent people and about the suicide in custody of the man in question. But from the moment their high profile bottoms began polishing seats of power, seats so recently vacated by others the pair had seemed to hold in contempt, both Patel and Bongino began singing the song of no list, no blackmail, no murder'. And what about the spat between Elon Musk and sometime but not any longer BFF President Trump in the hours days and weeks that have passed since the pair abruptly ended their living? Who still remembers the post Musk made on his own ex platform that read quote time to drop the really big bomb at real Donald Trump is in Epstein files that is the real reason they have not been made public. Have a nice day DJT. Musk later deleted the tweet saying he had quote gone too far. For his own part Donald Trump added that he had cut ties with Epstein two decades ago and that even Epstein's lawyer had cleared him of any wrongdoing. And so with hopes in shreds we must remind ourselves as previously mentioned of the sage words of George Orwell in his novel about a totalitarian dystopia. The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears it was their final and most essential command. The profound nature of the shift in reality made plain by the most recent maneuvers and posturing of the would be powerful must not be overlooked. We've been herded across a Rubicon. On the side of 'before' is 'truth inviolate', truth understood by one and all, truth underscored by evidence, on the side upon which we now find ourselves the truth is whatever the self declared powerful might say it is. After all the years of talk of Epstein, convicted child trafficker, convicted sex offender and word of a list a little or large black book of the names of prominent people who abused those children. After all of that only one person has ever been convicted Ghislain Maxwell, sometime partner of Epstein is doing jail time for trafficking underage girls at the behest of her boyfriend. But as things stand and as they have been emphatically underlined most recently by that memo from the FBI and the DOJ, we're expected to accept that while both he and she were in the business of trafficking underage girls that those girls being abused by well, one would have to assume that since Maxwell sits now in jail as punishment for exposing said girls to abuse, one would have to assume that somewhere and at some point they had to have been abused by someone. Now we're expected to accept that no such guilty someone's ever existed. Is it just me or is it the case that Maxwell is in jail for trafficking underage girls to no one at all. Certainly no one that Jeffrey Epstein knew about. If none of this seems to you to make sense, I say that's because it's deliberately intended to make no sense. I say it making no sense is the whole point. You, me, we're being handed something that makes no sense as what you might call a test of our loyalty to or at least our silent unquestioning submission to whatever we are told, even when we know what we are being told is nonsense, even when we know that the powerful know we know it's nonsense. It is in this way or something very like this that we will be seen to accept the advent of a post truth world. All of the ideas laid out in 1984 by George Orwell are coming to pass. The memory holding of inconvenient knowledge even when, especially when, it's the truth. The double speak that makes war into peace, freedom into slavery, ignorance into strength. The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final and most essential command. The hoped for, indeed ecstatically worshipped promise and potential of a new regime in the White House is desiccating and crumbling like a sandcastle left high and dry in the summer wind. A person might wonder if this too was part of the point. How much more dispiriting than an unbroken sequence of 'Same old same old' is a glimpse of hope that can be snatched away like a rug from beneath the feet?

@newstart_2024 - Camus

Credit: @thecoastguy; https://www.youtube.com/@Neil-Oliver

Saved - September 17, 2023 at 9:26 PM
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Channel 4 and The Times join forces to tarnish Russell Brand's reputation. As an alternative media figure, he challenges the mainstream narrative, making him a threat to the establishment. Previously, the media celebrated his liberal lifestyle, but now they exploit his past to discredit him. This pattern of cancel culture is prevalent in today's society. The media acts as judge and jury, disregarding justice and due process. Let's examine the evidence presented in the hit piece. Stay tuned for more.

@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed

Channel 4 and 'Times' Russell Brand Hit-Piece Exposed: Right & Left Wing British Media Unite to Smear Alternative Voices Russel Brand is a well known ALTERNATIVE media personality. He doesn’t follow or propagate the mainstream narrative. An Axis of MSM has colluded to DESTROY @rustyrockets reputation because he poses an existential threat to them. When he led a hedonistic lifestyle, mainstream media promoted and broadcast his stereotypically liberal behaviour. At that time they had no issue. But decades later, after he left that lifestyle, and agitated MSM - both the Right and Left wing branches, they have manufactured weak allegations out of his past to take him out. They did the same with @Cobratate and they will do the same again. The irony is that liberal leftist society promotes hedonism and then when the time is right use that very behaviour to cancel the person. Welcome to 2023 The media has assumed upon itself the role of prosecutor, judge and jury with no regard for justice and due process. Let’s do a FORENSIC analysis into The Times and Channel 4 Hit Piece to see the strength of these claims. Let’s look at the ‘evidence’. /1

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