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Speaker 1: There's this article in the New American that really needs
Speaker 1: to be shared. It's about world government and you know
Speaker 1: this big new Brazinski, who was the National Security Advisor
Speaker 1: in the US, wrote a book called Beyond Two Worlds
Speaker 1: in which he envisioned a technocratic government, a technocratic society
Speaker 1: completely governed by AI and we're there, are there now,
Speaker 1: and this is what this article is about.
Speaker 2: And before you start. The lady behind me is she's AI.
Speaker 2: There you go. I mean, I've had somebody on about AI.
Speaker 2: We did a program and I think it's fifty to fifty.
Speaker 2: If AI is used properly, it's going to help certain people.
Speaker 2: I mean, like small radio hosts, small publishers, if they
Speaker 2: want to get some fancy artwork or some words translated
Speaker 2: into something. Business like. AI is good for you, But
Speaker 2: I can't be good for everyone, especially if the governments
Speaker 2: are using it anyway you are.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean the artist has got to have
Speaker 1: their voice and the soul of the artist has to
Speaker 1: be expressed, and AI can't do that. And yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean it serves its purpose if it can enhance the
Speaker 1: process of creation in some way, maybe, But if it
Speaker 1: replaces the artist, whether it be a musician or a
Speaker 1: novelist or a short story writer or whatever, that can't
Speaker 1: be good.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, creations come from the heart, from visual from all
Speaker 2: your perceptions. You know, it doesn't come from a computer.
Speaker 1: Well yeah it shouldn't. Let's put it that way, okay, bro.
Speaker 1: So as far as this New American article, it's you know,
Speaker 1: delving into this problem of AI leading to world governance
Speaker 1: and what kind of a world governance are we going
Speaker 1: to have in twenty twenty five? Sounding the alarm of
Speaker 1: a world government threat is no longer fringe theory. It
Speaker 1: may not be completely mainstream, but it is far more
Speaker 1: common than it was, say, a decade ago. So popular
Speaker 1: publications and podcasts with millions of followers regularly mentioned global
Speaker 1: governance as a foregone conclusion.
Speaker 3: While we've been hearing about global governance for what since
Speaker 3: Big New brazil Ski's book Beyond Between Two Worlds. But
Speaker 3: you know, numerous books and publications have been coming out
Speaker 3: talking about global governance.
Speaker 1: And when klausch Fob co authored his book on the
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen pandemic with an academic, the two authors, the
Speaker 1: co authors talked about global governance and so the way
Speaker 1: the pouched it made it seem like the pandemic created
Speaker 1: an opportunity. Well, yeah, for opportunists like them, it sure did.
Speaker 1: The world Economic form didn't just seize on an opportunity.
Speaker 1: They planned the whole goddamn thing. Let's be honest, they did.
Speaker 1: It was planned. It was a pandemic. We've been hearing
Speaker 1: a lot about that. I've stated it in my book
Speaker 1: The Science of the COVID nineteen pandemic. I stated it
Speaker 1: unequivocally in all of the articles I wrote about the
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen pandemic. So you know, they just seized upon
Speaker 1: it because they had planned it. I mean, if the
Speaker 1: World Economic Form was behind the funding of the germ
Speaker 1: Game for the pandemic that was held in October of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, just a few months before the World Health
Speaker 1: Organization announced a worldwide lockdown for the pandemic, what does
Speaker 1: that tell you? With funded it and the Bill and
Speaker 1: Melinda Gates Foundation funded it that germ game, and Gates
Speaker 1: is a WEF member, right, So there you go. All right.
Speaker 1: So moreover, people from all over the world, with all
Speaker 1: sorts of political and religious views, and who run the
Speaker 1: gamut of educational backgrounds, have come to terms with what
Speaker 1: has been obvious to many for more than half a century.
Speaker 1: The globalists bold over reaching during the operation COVID nineteen
Speaker 1: is around the world? Yeah, sure did. Due to the
Speaker 1: Internet's ability to broadcast information to every quarter of the world.
Speaker 1: COVID tyranny awakened many to the malevolent nature and intentions
Speaker 1: of the people in power. Yeah, I mean, why did
Speaker 1: we have a Trucker's convoy here in Canada going to
Speaker 1: Ottawa to protest during the pandemic because we could see
Speaker 1: the locktown was tyranny and was going to lead to
Speaker 1: totalitarian tyranny in perpetuity in our country unless something was done.
Speaker 1: And of course, the fascist Trudeau, who pretends to be
Speaker 1: a liberal and is nothing but a fascist, he imposed
Speaker 1: a martial law on the country because he's a copycat
Speaker 1: of his father, because he's not a man and doesn't
Speaker 1: have any political acumens. So we asked a copycat everything
Speaker 1: his father ever did, because he's not man enough or
Speaker 1: intelligent enough to do anything under his own volition. And
Speaker 1: thank god, that son of a bitch is gone. But
Speaker 1: I'm not sure that we have anything better under the
Speaker 1: new prime minister. It's still fascism there you go. I
Speaker 1: don't know where is it communism. It's totalitarianism, that's for sure,
Speaker 1: all right. So one of the people who's been speaking
Speaker 1: out about the world government threat is Professor John Lenox,
Speaker 1: an Irish Christian apologist from England with an extensive academic background.
Speaker 1: Linux earned a master's in mathematics from the University of
Speaker 1: Cambridge and doctorates in Philosophy from Cambridge and the University
Speaker 1: of Oxford, where he's a Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. He
Speaker 1: works as a lecturer at the Royal School of Harmagh
Speaker 1: in Northern Ireland and Emmanuel College at Cambridge. Lenox also
Speaker 1: spent two years as an as a fellow in Germany.
Speaker 1: When he's not lecturing, debating atheists, or speaking with podcasters,
Speaker 1: Lenux writes books. Most of them are about Christian topics,
Speaker 1: but he's also taken a deep interest in artificial intelligence,
Speaker 1: mainly because of En Times prophecy I Believe So. Two
Speaker 1: of the most recent books combined both interests. The New
Speaker 1: Americans spoke to Lenox following the release of his latest book,
Speaker 1: God AI and the End of History. Understanding the Book
Speaker 1: of Revelation and an Age of Intelligent Machines is the subtitle.
Speaker 1: Before that, Lenox had re released an updated version of
Speaker 1: his first book on AI, titled twenty eighty four, a
Speaker 1: kind of parody of George Orwell's dystopian nineteen eighty four novel.
Speaker 1: Two eighty four argues in part that AI has unprecedented
Speaker 1: potential to bring about world government, Lenox said during the
Speaker 1: interview with New American you have their real sense that
Speaker 1: AI is giving people a new kind of power. His
Speaker 1: knowledge of AI and familiarity with the Bible are the
Speaker 1: reasons Lenox believes in the existence of a plot for
Speaker 1: a Satanic one world government. Well, yeah, we've talked about
Speaker 1: this on the show with our our two Pie's in
Speaker 1: a podcast show several times. The Shabbad and the Team
Speaker 1: Antichrist has been planning this world government for some time
Speaker 1: and its headquarters is going to be in Israel, the
Speaker 1: Antichrist State of Israel, with the Antichrist installed on the
Speaker 1: throne in Jerusalem by October of twenty twenty eight, exerting
Speaker 1: his worldwide totalitarian influence through AI, through the super Beast
Speaker 1: Antichrist Computer for worldwide surveillance, worldwide totalitarian control. And that
Speaker 1: is global governance. And they talk about the partnership, and
Speaker 1: this is something that WETH founder Klaus Schwab got into
Speaker 1: in his book COVID nineteen Pandemic with his co author
Speaker 1: He talked about the strategic partnership between private enterprise and
Speaker 1: public it in public being in cohoots with each other. Well,
Speaker 1: that's corporatism and it was called fascism back in the
Speaker 1: day and I believe that they're fusing communism and fascism
Speaker 1: to create a kind of totalitarianism we've never seen before,
Speaker 1: maybe called communitarianism perhaps. So what do you think and
Speaker 1: do you think this is emerging in the UK with
Speaker 1: all the nonsense that's been happening with migration posing a
Speaker 1: threat not in and of itself, but the divide and
Speaker 1: rule strategy of the government or is it the Is
Speaker 1: it the deep state? I really think it's the deep
Speaker 1: state that's behind what's happening, And.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's not. Yeah, I don't know if
Speaker 2: that's what you call it. It probably is what you call it,
Speaker 2: because I've called it a deep state before. Basically from
Speaker 2: a you know, people who are listening to point of view.
Speaker 2: We've managed to inherit a government that used to be
Speaker 2: a reasonable government, but the leaders now seem to be
Speaker 2: tied to the wrong people around the world, and now
Speaker 2: we've got ourself a horrible government. Having said that, no
Speaker 2: government is any good for us at the moment. So
Speaker 2: I think we need a a start again, you know,
Speaker 2: rewind and start again. And you know, some people want
Speaker 2: Nigel Farage, but I think he's got a few self
Speaker 2: centered ideas which isn't going to be good for no one.
Speaker 2: Then there's some people want Britain first. Well he seems
Speaker 2: to be okay, but the one guy that I think
Speaker 2: could run the country really good, we put Low. Now.
Speaker 2: He fell out with Nigel Farage of the Reform Party
Speaker 2: because his ideas were different to Nigel's, but not on
Speaker 2: a you know, he didn't what's that word when you
Speaker 2: think you're better than somebody else, So Robert put so
Speaker 2: he fell out with Nigel. They had some great policies
Speaker 2: together and it would have been dynamite together. But because
Speaker 2: they're falling out now, I think we'll be the next
Speaker 2: leader in his new party. But we'll have to see.
Speaker 2: We've had we've had Granny's being bash, farmers being take
Speaker 2: you they took call the inheritance of the farmers through taxes.
Speaker 2: They're basically done the farmers what they did to the
Speaker 2: live drivers in Canada. They're pushing them, well, they're basically
Speaker 2: pushing everybody that works into a hole, you know, Texas
Speaker 2: tax out. I mean, they're getting blamed at the moment
Speaker 2: for the migration problem and for helping people on welfare
Speaker 2: benefits and the old people. But they're you know, they
Speaker 2: always used to help the people on benefit the people
Speaker 2: who are old. But the government really is a shocking
Speaker 2: Oh we'd another Thomas had of me Tommy Robinson event
Speaker 2: today yesterday, sorry Saturday. And I don't know how he
Speaker 2: the guy thinks, but he's exactly like me. I mean
Speaker 2: I thought, when I was younger, block the motorways, you know,
Speaker 2: get the farmers involved. Yeah, he never did that. But
Speaker 2: one thing I was thinking about when I was younger,
Speaker 2: you know, if you can't sort of beat them, policy
Speaker 2: join them. And what he did was I don't know
Speaker 2: how many people, probably ten thousand, maybe fifty thousand. He
Speaker 2: got people in London Whitehall area and he basically got
Speaker 2: people just to come and sing Christmas carols. Now it's
Speaker 2: a sort of event that creates the attention without doing anything.
Speaker 2: You know, why would ten or fifteen people you know
Speaker 2: do that? So yeah, it's basically his messages bring Christ
Speaker 2: back into Christmas and it's an open message any religion,
Speaker 2: not just the Christians.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean what Karen could come from singing beautiful
Speaker 1: Christmas girls?
Speaker 2: I mean where the lefties calling it a crime? I mean,
Speaker 2: we're the London mayor said Khan said he Khan saying
Speaker 2: it was racist and all that, and always.
Speaker 1: Do he's racist. That guy is a racist asshole and
Speaker 1: he's Auntie White and he's an asshole. And I don't
Speaker 1: have any regard for that son of a bitch. Get
Speaker 1: rid of them. I think that Aunt.
Speaker 2: Do you know Aunt?
Speaker 1: I forgot family name? What is his name?
Speaker 2: Which one did he come? No? No, Aunt is.
Speaker 1: A Middleton. He'd be a great mayor. He should be
Speaker 1: the next mayor. And get rid of that Khan, son
Speaker 1: of a bitch.
Speaker 2: Well, Tommy, Tommy Robinson and everybody else in the country
Speaker 2: they want Aunt Middleton. They want basically, Tommy is just
Speaker 2: a name, you know, it's not his real name. His
Speaker 2: name Stephen actually Lennon. But all he's ever wanted was
Speaker 2: to unite the country. And it's not about the migrants going. Yes,
Speaker 2: they're a problem and they have to go. But you know, Muslims, Hindus,
Speaker 2: let's all hold hands and be brothers and sisters.
Speaker 1: When you've got white British natives being pushed out of
Speaker 1: London by this fascist Khan, what do you think.
Speaker 2: Is going on? It's a holy war that's been created
Speaker 2: by these governments and could they be linked to AI.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean clearly they're trying to push for
Speaker 1: a civil war, the one of genocide whites. Yeah, they
Speaker 1: want of genocide whites throughout the West, throughout Europe, certainly
Speaker 1: North America, probably are Australia and New Zealand as well.
Speaker 1: They want to wipe us out. Just wipe us out,
Speaker 1: that's what they want. The Shabbad is behind it.
Speaker 2: So it's.
Speaker 1: Sabbatian Fabian Jewish racism against white Europeans. And they talk
Speaker 1: about the Holocaust. The Shabbad was behind World War one
Speaker 1: and two and the genocide of Europe, and they talk
Speaker 1: about their holocaust. It's as if it's the only one
Speaker 1: that's ever happened to anyone on the planet. No, they've
Speaker 1: orchestrated a series of genusides against white Europeans.
Speaker 2: I was going to say, you know, how to feel
Speaker 2: official intelligence is exactly what our governments have got. They've
Speaker 2: got no intelligence at all.
Speaker 1: Just now, that's a good one and very true.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I know we're jumping subject a little bit,
Speaker 2: but we've now upset Russia again because we've the UK
Speaker 2: have had a couple of soldiers in Ukraine fighting I'm
Speaker 2: not sure if the UK government sent them, but they
Speaker 2: were there fighting against Russia. One of them died and
Speaker 2: then Putin found out and he's basically threatened the UK
Speaker 2: with war in Europe. We know he threatens a lot.
Speaker 2: But the NATO chief has now come over the ways
Speaker 2: a couple of days ago and saying Europe isn't prepared
Speaker 2: for war and it's going to be a war like
Speaker 2: no other one, you know, World War one, world War two,
Speaker 2: it's going to be worse than that. So god knows
Speaker 2: why they're scared amongering people at high levels. But I
Speaker 2: thought it would pass, you know, But no, I think
Speaker 2: we're gonna You think it's going to come to a head. Eh,
Speaker 2: So I don't know what's gonna happen there. So I
Speaker 2: had to buzz on my computer as well. At the
Speaker 2: same time.
Speaker 1: Well, when it comes to AI, a lot of buzz.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of buzz around the supposed ease of
Speaker 1: the technology. Artificial general intelligence AGI as it's called, and
Speaker 1: artificial super intelligence neither exists yet as far as we know,
Speaker 1: but their potential attracts a lot of attention. But to
Speaker 1: focus on something that might have might have been created
Speaker 1: some experts, including Lenox, are skeptical that AGI is possible
Speaker 1: and ignore the massive impact narrow AI already has on
Speaker 1: our daily lives, as well as how it could be
Speaker 1: used to bring about autalitarian world government. So it mustn't
Speaker 1: be underestimated, and I think its influence will soon be ubiquitous.
Speaker 2: I mean, we have got a lot of hope. Means
Speaker 2: we're going to put up with it or not. Well,
Speaker 2: we haven't got a choice of we it's coming.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess I.
Speaker 2: Mean that you know it's coming when you see a
Speaker 2: robot cleaning up in an airport, you think that's just
Speaker 2: a natural. You know it's it's not normal.
Speaker 1: Mm hm.
Speaker 2: They've even replaced the waitresses and waiters now in the restaurants.
Speaker 2: You just order it on your app and then the
Speaker 2: machine comes and brings you what you need. So wait
Speaker 2: a second.
Speaker 1: You order on your app and what brings it to
Speaker 1: you a little robot waiter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, table free, mister spearmen. You've ordered, you know, glass
Speaker 2: of lattie, two sausage rolls, Hang on your raspberry cheesecakes
Speaker 2: coming later. I'll leave these with you now, mind your hands.
Speaker 2: What I put it on the table and This is
Speaker 2: at Glasgow Airport in Scotland, not in London or anywhere. Fancy. Wow, huh.
Speaker 1: How did you feel about that when you first experienced it?
Speaker 2: Well, I saw it mainly on the TV. I've not
Speaker 2: actually well, I went to one airport with Aaron last year,
Speaker 2: took him to Belfast. We was in the restaurant but
Speaker 2: the robot wasn't working. But yeah, it's definitely unusual to
Speaker 2: see it, even on the TV.
Speaker 1: Mmm. So how did you get to Belfast? You took
Speaker 1: a plane? Me?
Speaker 2: Well, originally we went No, we didn't didn't take a
Speaker 2: plane there now, so we we got a boat from
Speaker 2: where we lived to the main Scotland and then we
Speaker 2: drove down by car. Then we got another boat over
Speaker 2: to Northern Ireland, and then we flew from Northern Ireland
Speaker 2: to Liverpool and then we come back by train. Yeah
Speaker 2: back home.
Speaker 1: Was that your first ever visit to Belfast?
Speaker 2: Mine? No second, But I think Avn's been as well.
Speaker 2: But we've not been that often. Put it that way,
Speaker 2: you're not not to enjoy it just a visit.
Speaker 1: How different is the culture in northern not Ireland to
Speaker 1: the rest of the UK.
Speaker 2: I've been good friends with somebody who just recently died,
Speaker 2: and and I know somebody else is in Spain. I
Speaker 2: mean they've been running away from tyranny and hassle from
Speaker 2: the courts making them sell their property. And one guy,
Speaker 2: half of Afat who died recently, he was he spent
Speaker 2: all his life trying to get justice for his dad.
Speaker 2: His dad was murdered by the five agents, one in particular,
Speaker 2: State Knife, Freddy Scaptichi, who worked for m I five undercover.
Speaker 2: They won't admit it, but only a couple of days
Speaker 2: ago it came out in the paper that scap of
Speaker 2: teaching was State Knife and the r A A R
Speaker 2: I R. The ira A said that the alphab AFT's dad,
Speaker 2: same name, Senior, was murdered by the by them, and
Speaker 2: this scabch you know, was on both sides. So yeah,
Speaker 2: so yeah, I know the Northern Irish people and there
Speaker 2: I just think I can't say they better than Scottish
Speaker 2: because I live here, but they're definitely better than the English.
Speaker 2: They're definitely open and friendly and kind and all that
Speaker 2: stuff you know, go out there way for you, hm hmm. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they tend to go out their way to help.
Speaker 1: I see, what about the rest of Ireland. Have you
Speaker 1: ever been further south Dublin or whatever.
Speaker 2: I've been to Dublin and Cork a couple of times.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: I find I find yeah, the Northern Irish a bit
Speaker 2: more like the British and Scottish the Welsh, whereas a
Speaker 2: Southern Irish. Yes, they have this different feel about them
Speaker 2: in a very good way, you know, more Scottish and Irish.
Speaker 2: Northern Irish are really good people, but the Southern Irish
Speaker 2: seem to be ten times better at the Yeah.
Speaker 1: Much warm up, more warm hearted and friendly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably much warmer down there than it is in
Speaker 2: the north because you get vain. Oh yeah, I see, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: And you have a stories you've got to cover. We've
Speaker 2: got ten minutes.
Speaker 1: I'm sure I do. I just I'm not sure which
Speaker 1: one to.
Speaker 2: Cover. Yeah, I was, I guess prepared for two three times,
Speaker 2: and then something goes wrong, you know, the power cut,
Speaker 2: the internet connection, and then you lose track of what
Speaker 2: you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Thought, yeah, well you know all about five G. We've
Speaker 1: been hearing about five G and the dangers associated with
Speaker 1: the radiation from five G. Well, apparently six G is
Speaker 1: now in the offing and it's going to be even worse,
Speaker 1: more devast will be like in a microwave oven with
Speaker 1: all the radiation. And so there was a story on
Speaker 1: redacted about this. The truth about six G is coming
Speaker 1: out and it's more devastating than five G. Ever was
Speaker 1: We're being burned and dehydrated in a microwave oven. Basically,
Speaker 1: Remember when one hundred and eighty scientists from thirty six
Speaker 1: countries wrote to the EU demanding they stop the rollout
Speaker 1: of five G because of massive health concerns. Remember how
Speaker 1: they warned governments that we absolutely should not deploy this
Speaker 1: technology until we've studied the long term effects on humans.
Speaker 1: We're being turned to dust by frequency dehydration. Now this
Speaker 1: is interesting. Gimchi Korean gimchi, which is fermented cabbage, restores
Speaker 1: sell tissues. Ironically, they discuss throwing the phones away. Well.
Speaker 1: George Freud for many years said dash him, trasham smash him.
Speaker 1: In twenty eighteen on Power Hour, he made that statement boldly,
Speaker 1: better to have life sucked from within than do that.
Speaker 1: Life expectancy has been declining in the US since the
Speaker 1: five G rollout, So what would happen with six G? Well,
Speaker 1: gene Rodenberry wrote the Tholeian Web for the original Star
Speaker 1: Trek series.
Speaker 2: Back in.
Speaker 1: What was the original Star Trek series. It was in
Speaker 1: the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 1: A race called the Tholians tried to secure them in
Speaker 1: an energy field. There was another episode of Star Trek
Speaker 1: where people were turned to dist so well, Geane Rodenberry's
Speaker 1: a thirty third degree freemason, and the story goes that
Speaker 1: he had special privileges to meet with the government delegation
Speaker 1: that had encounter and negotiations with a extraterrestrial.
Speaker 2: Race.
Speaker 1: I believe it was the Galactic Federation or something. So
Speaker 1: what you see in Star Trek with the diplomatic relations
Speaker 1: going on between the different star civilizations, and apparently it's
Speaker 1: from first hand experience that he got that. And yeah, well,
Speaker 1: how far advanced the collusion is and how captured we
Speaker 1: are by something higher in the food chain than ourselves,
Speaker 1: I really can only speculate, but I have a bad
Speaker 1: feeling about this. Andy. I think we have a treaty arrangement.
Speaker 2: Our company in the UK's goilled Mark Steel Yes on
Speaker 2: a court case because everyone in his area, the local
Speaker 2: council engates basically said, you know, he's a conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 2: He was very lucky to get a judge on his side,
Speaker 2: and the judge now basically has told people to keep
Speaker 2: an open mind. You know, Mark isn't that mad after all,
Speaker 2: so Mark claims. I mean, obviously they're disputing Agateshaid council,
Speaker 2: but this is not just one council, it's every council.
Speaker 2: The street lights have got some kind of radiation in
Speaker 2: them or five deep hours. The loads of different street
Speaker 2: lights anyway is one of the main things when pregnant
Speaker 2: women go by. There's proof that it could cause damage
Speaker 2: to the baby that's unborn. Things like that. And he
Speaker 2: kept shouting and shouting and shouting. They took him at
Speaker 2: court and now they're letting him say what he wants.
Speaker 2: But he told me on a show a couple of
Speaker 2: years back. Six G has been you know, being rolled out,
Speaker 2: even without people's knowledge, And that was a couple of
Speaker 2: years ago. He said, you won't see it in the
Speaker 2: public face because that will be three to four years
Speaker 2: down the line. But three years ago he said it
Speaker 2: was being done. And yeah, I believed every word he
Speaker 2: said at the time, because if it's a definitely a no,
Speaker 2: you say, well, look, Mark, you know that's definitely a
Speaker 2: no if. It's definitely a possibility because he explained about
Speaker 2: the colors and how these things felt, and I mean
Speaker 2: he was actually had an engineer and scientificate background, and
Speaker 2: he worked also, I think with explosives in the army.
Speaker 2: He knew a lot of things about what he was
Speaker 2: talking about, and he describes everything a bit like one
Speaker 2: of these jobs. You know, when these COVID jabs are
Speaker 2: one of these pills. They're not good for you. It's
Speaker 2: a weapon of mass destruction. That's what five years the
Speaker 2: six Ye yeah, fire brains w wasn't it.
Speaker 1: So the radiation from these towers will basically cause a
Speaker 1: massive die off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it explained it to me how I
Speaker 2: understood it. Yeah, in the microwave oven, the microwaves problems
Speaker 2: are confined to that little box. But when you have
Speaker 2: a big wave on top of the you know, street
Speaker 2: street light, and it's just going everywhere, there's nothing to
Speaker 2: keep it compact, so it's spreading its germs everywhere.
Speaker 1: Oh well, yeah, I think it is a danger. I
Speaker 1: remember doctor Carly, She used to talk about the danger
Speaker 1: of these cell phone towers and how they can be
Speaker 1: weaponized and used on the population. She was warning people
Speaker 1: about it twenty years ago.
Speaker 2: I was just we've just got about a minute now,
Speaker 2: So yeah, that was brilliant again, you know, talking about
Speaker 2: this new technology and and then the five G is
Speaker 2: shame we don't get a bit more time, but on
Speaker 2: zoom it's difficult.
Speaker 1: Yeah,