In this episode, journalist Gemma O'Dorothy joins us from Ireland to talk about the anti-open borders protests that are taking place across the country. She tells us about her own experience covering the protests and how she dealt with the situation in Ireland.
00:01:33.740You've been out covering some of this.
00:01:34.880You have clashes with police as you have peaceful protesters who's trying to push back against some of the open borders and the immigration issue over there.
00:01:44.620Give us like a 10,000 feet view, if you will, of what's going on right now in Ireland.
00:01:50.900The annihilation of our country, basically.
00:01:53.340And I can see, really, at this stage, I don't want to be pessimistic, but it's not looking good for Ireland.
00:02:00.060And Ireland, I think, above all of the EU countries, has been targeted more heavily by mass immigration in particular.
00:02:07.640I mean, every day we hear stories of thousands of Ukrainians moving in here to a tiny little village, you know, on the Atlantic coast or wherever.
00:02:25.400And in fact, in fact, myself and my colleague, John Waters, we took one of the first court cases against the lockdown in the world in April 2020.
00:02:37.220And I had been, you know, in the conspiracy world, I suppose, for a few years before that as an investigative journalist and had been looking at various things such as vaccines and fluoride in the water and all of this sort of stuff, wind turbines, et cetera.
00:02:54.000So when the lockdowns happened, I knew what they were up to.
00:03:00.500And I did, you know, try to get people to rally people at that point to oppose the lockdowns in a nonviolent way and stand up against the checkpoints, you know, where we were faced with checkpoints.
00:03:13.720Because Ireland had the toughest lockdown in the EU that's been established and we had the longest one.
00:03:19.580And so I noticed, though, very quickly, Henrik, that I was being surrounded by actors, crisis actors, I would say CIA funded types, operatives.
00:03:35.400And they were trying to, I suppose, and they were trying to, I suppose, take over.
00:03:39.900And I noticed some of them were becoming violent and I would be extremely pacifist in my approach.
00:03:47.640I'm, you know, for me, saving Ireland, the only way is by going back to our Catholic faith.
00:03:54.740That is absolutely, that's my biggest priority now for the country.
00:03:58.420So I, you know, but I stood up against the lockdown.
00:04:05.100I now have, I can't remember, four or five criminal convictions because I was, we were using banners during the lockdown to try and warn people that the vaccine was coming.
00:04:16.660And I was assaulted by a police officer one day.
00:04:20.120And that resulted in, I mean, obviously, I didn't react, but I was doing a stream at the time, a live stream, and I was talking about the corruption in the Irish police, which is one of my areas of expertise.
00:04:34.080And I was assaulted by this individual who had a knife on him at the time.
00:04:40.360And that resulted in me getting three convictions.
00:04:42.740I also got convictions for moving around the country during the lockdown.
00:04:45.960And I could see, really, there was no one else in the country getting these convictions of a high-profile nature, you know.
00:04:52.680So I came to understand that the people that I thought were genuine were actually not.
00:05:00.860And since then, the entire protest movement in Ireland has been taken over by violent thugs, I would call them.
00:05:08.780And I don't believe that they're representative of the Irish people.
00:05:11.700Really? Okay, yeah, because, I mean, I've seen some, at least, and maybe that's, you know, this was during the COVID times.
00:05:19.120I'm not sure if it's the same now with some of the anti-immigration protests that we're seeing, the anti-open borders and really anti-replacement protests.
00:05:27.280At least what I've seen, a lot of that has been very peaceful, you know, Irish people.
00:05:32.200But you have the guardee coming after people.
00:06:14.700But I really believe until you can get maybe 100,000 on the streets at the parliament, which is called Dáil Éireann, or at the office of the prime minister, there's no point.
00:06:28.520You know, you can stand outside a hostel with 100 Pakistanis in it all night.
00:06:34.240But that's pointless because they just move them around.
00:07:35.020I agree with you in the sense that it's not, the migrants is just a tool.
00:07:40.200They're just a weapon, essentially, used against us.
00:07:43.400And not all of them, obviously, but many of them, they act in such a manner that, you know, that evokes, you know, responses from us and stuff like that.
00:07:52.820I mean, the problem is the people that are letting them in, those who have both advocated for this, those who have propagandized our nations, in some cases over decades, to get us to kind of drop our guards and think that it's immoral if we don't let these people in and we have to replace ourselves.
00:08:07.100We have to, you know, feed them and fund them and take care of them.
00:08:10.920And then, of course, look at all the problems that it's causing.
00:08:23.660A lot of people are like, well, you know, that you're talking about getting into politics and getting into people into political positions and stuff like that.
00:08:30.720I think you need to fight on every single level that you possibly can.
00:08:33.640If you can, you know, if you can fund somebody today that gets an education, gets, you know, specifically, you know, civic studies and, you know, basically you educate them to go into politics and maybe in 10, 15 years you can have that person placed in a position, hopefully somewhere where they can start inflicting change.
00:08:55.520But it's just, I know what you mean, it feels like such a gridlock and an impossibility of sorts.
00:09:02.340It almost feels like you have to just break away, you know.
00:09:05.160I don't believe in politics at all anymore.
00:09:07.680I think that's been well and truly proven.
00:09:09.920Like the march of the Marxists through the institutions has been incredibly successful.
00:09:16.320They control all of the institutions of the state.
00:09:18.700Yes, we could say let's spend the next 20 years trying to infiltrate the institutions ourselves.
00:09:23.340I would rather say let's just bring down those institutions.
00:09:27.160Let's just ignore them, turn our backs on them.
00:09:31.540All those institutions are about, are about destroying our lives, stealing our wealth, taking tax from us, which is being used to kill us through deadly vaccines.
00:09:41.980A health service that is funded by big pharma, pushing pharmaceutical products, which only end up in the long run making us sicker.
00:09:51.580There's nothing that the state has to offer us.
00:09:54.220The institutions of the state are corrupt from top to bottom.
00:09:57.020And this is the lesson of the last 100 years, you know.
00:10:02.500So I would much rather focus back on small, independent, family-run businesses, holistic approach to health, to stop people paying tax in every which way, to continue the cash economy, make it be a black market, whatever.
00:10:19.520I mean, maybe it's different in Scandinavia, but Ireland is such a small country, we can do it on our own.
00:10:26.180We're a very agricultural, rural economy.
00:10:28.860We never industrialized, which is a good thing in many ways, because it means that we still have that agricultural, agrarian backbone where most of us come from the farm or we're one generation removed from the farm.
00:10:44.340So that should be a big point in our favor, that we should be able to produce our own food.
00:10:50.200And, you know, we've a lot of turf bogs, which, you know, are very good in terms of providing heat for us if we need to go independent fuel-wise.
00:11:00.580And we can sustain ourselves as an island nation, no question.
00:11:07.420So that would be my approach, you know, but as I say, we never industrialize, so that is going to stand to us as a country.
00:11:17.020Yeah, a couple of points to that, which is interesting, because now, of course, you have all these big, you know, transnational corporations in Ireland.
00:11:22.600They moved in, what, a couple of, almost a couple of decades now, 15 years ago, maybe something like that, 2010-ish.
00:11:30.760Maybe it's earlier, but I just remember that change in Ireland.
00:11:33.900They dropped the corporate taxes and tons of these big corporations.
00:11:38.420You remind me of some of the big pharma corporations moved in, but a lot of the big tech corporations as well, such as Google and IBM.
00:11:44.400I think Microsoft have a foot over there as well.
00:11:47.080And you saw things slowly starting to change in Ireland when they moved in.
00:11:51.580And as you said, I wouldn't be surprised if with that you have other interests, such as, for example, why not?
00:11:59.500You know, America has always been meddling in all other countries, right?
00:12:02.600You have CIA coming in there or whomever they're using at that point to make sure, essentially, that the progression of the country doesn't get away, that this doesn't get out of hand.
00:12:15.240A lot of these corporations are in there now.
00:12:16.600You can't all of a sudden have a political system where they started voting, you know, far right or something, or nationalistic or patriotic parties starting to ascend.
00:12:24.680And all of a sudden they say, you know what, we should get these corporations out.
00:12:27.560This is just a little colony for them.
00:12:30.400And again, even just to clarify, when we say America, I mean, that's just another, that's, I prefer calling them global homo, right?
00:12:37.760It's just a transnational clique right now of individuals.
00:12:42.040The Black Rocks, you know, the Vanguards and these kinds of big corporations, a lot of people at the top.
00:12:47.620But anyway, I saw that change in Ireland.
00:12:49.680And then with that, you saw a lot of, all of a sudden, a lot of promotion for open borders and pro-immigration and things like that.
00:12:57.660And it's not that that was the death nail in the coffin, so to speak.
00:13:02.660It was there for a long time before, as you said, the long march through the institutions have happened essentially in every Western country.
00:13:10.660It's basically the same all over right now.
00:13:39.860I often draw parallels between Sweden and Ireland because we're very similar, not necessarily from a social perspective, but certainly, you know, in that we were extremely homogenous.
00:13:52.280Like in Ireland, when I was growing up, if there was an Indian walking down the street, like your eyes would be out on stalks.
00:13:58.380Now you'd be lucky to go into Dublin city centre and see an Irish person.
00:14:02.920You know, people this summer, tourists, American tourists who come to Ireland because so many of them have roots.
00:14:08.700They are utterly, I'm hearing, you know, reports back from many who are saying they will never come to this country again.
00:14:43.880And, you know, I was absolutely brokenhearted by what I saw in Sweden because both countries were very, very safe as well.
00:14:51.780I think they were probably the two safest countries.
00:14:54.580I can't really explain how Sweden, I think because of it's the homogeneity of the Swedish people, because you did go the route of Protestantism, which we very much resisted here, obviously.
00:15:26.080It probably began in the 80s, actually, you know, where they started this nonsense that we could not survive as an island nation without having an open economy.
00:15:35.800So, the infiltration had started then.
00:15:37.860We had the likes of Peter Sutherland, who would be sort of the father of globalism.
00:15:44.360And he very much, you know, was engineering behind the scenes at Bilderberg, bringing over young politicians from Ireland to Bilderberg and getting them trained up.
00:15:54.560And then our, obviously, our green in the original meaning of the word that our natural environment was extremely unpolluted because we'd had no industry here, bar an agricultural industry, which is very successful, not only in Ireland, but all around the world.
00:16:12.680Our food, our meat, our beef, our lamb, our dairy produce was well known internationally.
00:16:18.620And so, they started telling us that, no, that we needed to open up our environment, basically, that we had this natural endowment factor whereby companies could come in and pollute to a degree that they wouldn't, that the land and the waters and the lakes and the rivers were so clean that they could pollute for quite a while before it would become obvious.
00:16:44.860So, it was absolutely disgusting what they did.
00:16:48.180And, you know, now we have these green communists lecturing us every day about having to reduce our carbon emissions, but you never hear them talking about the pharma plants that are in every single town.
00:17:02.600Every single town in this country, you could almost say, has some sort of pharma outlet scamming, scamming the public, bringing in foreign workforces, not paying sufficient tax, and most importantly, poisoning their patients.
00:17:20.160Yeah, here's a story here about the culling, right, to the, we got to meet the climate goals, the carbon bullshit stuff.
00:17:29.500And they basically want to cull 200,000, I think some estimates were 300,000, depends on how you slice it, I guess.
00:17:34.980But, and again, that's the big concern against similarities between Sweden and Ireland.
00:17:40.640I saw basically the state, the politicians turning their backs on the Swedish farmers, we became more and more dependent on imports of food as opposed to being self-sufficient and independent on that front.
00:17:54.480And they started basically, but it takes just the milk industry, right, just huge conglomerates forms it down in Europe.
00:18:01.120And, of course, they go together, so they're able to sell the milk cheaper, and basically it becomes not profitable for our milk farmers in Sweden to continue doing this.
00:18:10.800And they don't get backed up then, they don't get help, and so they just urge them to stop farming, don't do it anymore, move on kind of thing.
00:18:19.740And now we're seeing how dangerous that could be because of that dependency.
00:18:23.840Like any little break in that supply chain, and we could see a starvation disaster.
00:18:28.960I mean, look at Netherlands, they're the second largest food exporter after the United States.
00:18:33.420And same thing is happening there, they're shutting down about 3,000 farms.
00:18:39.200And it's like, where's all the food supposed to come from?
00:18:41.700Are they moving to the printed meats here, or is it the bug protein they're going to wheel out?
00:18:45.980But, I mean, it's like somehow, you know, populations are increasing all the time, they're bringing in more and more people, and they're stopping, you know, discouraging farming.
00:18:55.640This is a disaster waiting to happen, Gemma.
00:18:58.140Yeah, I mean, look, anyone, if you fly over Ireland, you will just see green, basically.
00:19:03.920There's a few pockets of urban centres, but really, you know, it's still, for every Irish person, when they're flying home, it's just, you know,
00:19:11.960it's always that moment of where you look down upon your homeland, and you just think it's so beautiful and still so green.
00:19:19.480Obviously, many countries look like that from the air, but Ireland in particular.
00:19:25.100And yet, you know, as you say, like, they've handcuffed farmers, farmers who used to be so knowledgeable of the land, and who were, you know, were able to survive difficult, you know, difficult climatic conditions, variable conditions, rain.
00:19:46.780I mean, you know, you never knew in Ireland, you can have four seasons in a day, which we have, and it's nothing to do with man creating that, it's just the way it is, and a little island out in the Atlantic.
00:19:57.660So, but since the EU came in and started meddling in agriculture and teaching farmers, you know, how not to farm, how to rely on chemicals and things like glyphosate, which is so dangerous, you know, all of our agricultural products now have, they're contaminated with glyphosate, but you never hear the Greens talking about banning that, at least in Ireland, you don't.
00:20:24.040But our farmers now, you know, Henrik, they've become so lazy, and they've become, they became so reliant on subsidies, they buy these huge machine, big tractors that make them lazy, they don't love the land anymore, they don't love their animals, and it's, they're in it for the money rather than the love of the land.
00:20:45.540So, you know, if you see the modern day farmer, you just think, it's scary, because he's probably up to his eyes in debt. He's got these 5G, you know, masks on his land, everything is being, he doesn't have any idea what's happening, like that the government is coming in to control every single aspect of his life and eventually destroy his livelihood.
00:21:09.660And it's really sad, you know, for an agrarian country to have lost this. But as I say, it's still very much in our genes. And there's a lot of very good farmers who are developing into organics. And, you know, people all around the country are just growing their own. So, but it's tragic what has happened to agriculture here and the pollution of the environment.
00:21:35.000Yeah, you mentioned Peter Sutherland there too, kind of the World Economic Forum page has him as the father of globalization. I did a piece on this guy way back. And of course, then you had, there's some other people over there too. Obviously, we shouldn't forget about people like, I never know if it's Bono or Bono, but whatever, you know what I mean, the U2 singer.
00:21:52.760And Bono, yeah, and his buddy there too, right? Jamie Drummond. Do you know who I'm talking about? He had a very revealing admission when he talked about how he had apparently together with Bono helped to push the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
00:22:11.760Apparently, they started this group called the One, initially, the One Campaign. And with that, they kind of got to a lot of the politicians and they worked with groups like the UN, obviously, which it's under, but also the World Economic Forum.
00:22:24.380And they said, we got to pass this, you know, Sustainable Development Goals. That sounds great. That's we got to do that. And those have been tremendously successful, these globalist chills pushing this kind of stuff and garbage.
00:22:37.700And actually, if you look at the Sustainable Development Goals, I think it's 17 or something like that in total. I forget the number. But it's almost like the majority of them have something to do with migration or open borders or somehow like, they call it safe and, no, orderly and regular migration, they call it.
00:22:55.520The only problem that they seem to have with all this is, oh, if it's illegal immigration, there could potentially be a legal problem in the future over this or something like that.
00:23:05.960So you have to make sure that basically the borders remain legally open and that everybody just can walk in safely and orderly. And then it's all good. It's incredible, isn't it?
00:23:13.900It's crazy. I mean, look, Ireland is three. Africa is 360 times bigger than Ireland. India is about 50 times bigger.
00:23:24.060And we're being told that we have to, you know, take in hordes, hordes from these enormous countries.
00:23:31.720And, you know, it's just like that. You come to Ireland now and you will be absolutely shell-shocked by what you see.
00:23:42.180And we are, you know, there's only 5 million of us here, if that.
00:23:47.080Sadly, our women are not reproducing our mothers, our grandmothers, maybe our grandmothers would have had at least 10 children on average.
00:23:54.660And more, in fact, you know, and it was wonderful because we all came from big families.
00:24:02.280So every Irish family was like a big tribe, really.
00:24:05.780And you always had loads of cousins and aunts and uncles.
00:24:08.540And it was a big support network that's gone now.
00:24:12.020And the average Irish woman, like the average Italian woman, is barely reproducing.
00:24:16.940So we are screwed as a people, really, you know, having gone from being the most probably fertile people on the planet.
00:24:24.660To being, you know, up there with the, you know, women are being told career, career, career and don't have children.
00:24:42.500You know, the programming that we as Irish people were subjected to the social engineering because, you know, it really was the development of U2, which I see as a sort of a critical turning point in our entire makeup as a people.
00:24:59.920Because we came from being, obviously, extremely nationalistic, extremely proud of our long history, fighting for our freedom and, you know, very aware of the persecution, the centuries of persecution that we were put through under the crown, defending our right to be Catholics and to stay under the Church of Rome.
00:25:23.080And as much as that's a scary word, we never felt that and we had a very positive experience of Catholicism.
00:25:30.340Of course, there's a lot of lies told about child sexual abuse and a lot of that has been fabricated.
00:25:40.880A lot of these monasteries were infiltrated by communist Jewish elements and pederasts and pedophiles were put into them to destroy, which was that which was the best thing about Ireland, its Catholic heritage.
00:25:56.320So we grew up in a Catholic country and then in the 70s and 80s, the entire culture was shaken by the light, by, you know, this pop culture that came from America and the UK.
00:26:12.780Obviously, we resisted it a lot longer because we we had this sort of moral backbone and, you know, sexual liberation, which, you know, we believe is a form of political control.
00:26:23.680It's the ultimate weapon of political control where you force women into the workforce and their children are then taken into the hands of the state and the state gets to indoctrinate them when there's nobody at home rearing them in the formative years.
00:26:38.580You know, so but in Ireland, we we held on to that idea that, you know, it's important for mothers to have the opportunity to raise their children, not only for the children's sake, but for society's sake in particular.
00:26:53.680So we you two came along, you know, I was growing up in that era and like suddenly it was like, oh, you know, we're so cool.
00:27:05.100We Irish actually can be on the world stage now and we, you know, this is our new culture and we should abandon all of that repressive Catholic stuff.
00:27:14.420And, you know, you two were a major weapon in in destroying our identity.
00:27:21.840And, you know, then you look into the connections that these people have, you know, Naomi Campbell, for example, was involved with that band for a long time.
00:27:31.940We know that she was connected to certain people who have question marks about child trafficking over them, etc.
00:27:40.960She went to Epstein's Island, didn't she? Or something like that? There's a link to Epstein, I think.
00:27:44.740And then we have this. I don't know if you've seen this clip of Bono during a concert in which he called out to his friend, Cardinal McCarrick, arch pedophile.
00:28:07.080And I would say they got dirt on Bono a long time ago and they've been able to use that against the band who are complete traitors to this country.
00:28:20.800They are not Irish. I don't recognize them as Irish and they've done as much damage to this country hanging around with warmongers like Blair and Bush than any politician.
00:28:32.580And I saw Bono recently. He lives near enough to where I live.
00:28:39.800And I saw him and he was with some of his, you know, his minders.
00:28:45.560And I said, I'm going to take this opportunity now to go up to him and to give him a piece of my mind.
00:28:52.600And I said to him, you know, where have you been over the last few years when the people were being locked down?
00:28:58.860And I just got this sort of dead look back and I looked into his eyes and I realized there's nothing going on here.
00:29:09.480And he just sort of put his hand on my arm and he said something inane.
00:29:15.580How are you? Something like that. And I realized it's like there was just nothing behind those eyes.
00:29:22.340And he was dead nearly. The face was dead. And to me, he just looked like, you know, as I say, somebody who he's just a puppet of these people.
00:29:33.840But they must have got some serious dirt on him.
00:29:36.980Well, we saw it also with Sinead O'Connor, you know, who's right.
00:29:43.480And she has been glorified in the press here, the the the fake mainstream news here for the last few weeks to the point of it's it's nauseating beyond belief.
00:29:55.500This is a woman who I don't know how many times she was married, three or four had children with several different men who weren't even her husband's.
00:30:03.660And I think one of them was her husband, a catastrophe, a disastrous life, disastrous.
00:30:11.000And she has been pinpointed as the role model of, you know, Ireland, the way Irish women, what Irish women should aspire to being.
00:30:21.540So figures like that were very much put forward in the last 10, 20 years, 30 years to to just to socially engineer the Irish people.
00:32:24.320I mean, she had a fantastic hit single.
00:32:27.220But really, what was I mean, you know, it was a bit cheesy, really, when all is said and done.
00:32:33.380And you can do anything when you put someone in a studio and manipulate their voice.
00:32:39.560So, you know, for me, success is about telling the truth, standing up to your oppressors, not being afraid to be unpopular and hated.
00:32:52.680That's the most important Christian value in many ways.
00:32:57.140It's the lesson that we were taught constantly by Jesus, that you will be persecuted for speaking the truth and standing up against the herd.
00:33:06.920And we don't have any celebrities that are doing that.
00:33:11.520They all just, you know, defend government.
00:33:33.700Look at how Adidas froze his accounts and all the, you know, I mean, he made a lot of bad choices, including marrying one of the Kardashians.
00:33:40.780But, you know, be that as it may, they obviously all, you know, turned on him real quick.
00:33:45.340And a bunch of, you know, Jewish attorneys got involved.
00:33:48.060And they got to, you know, you got to disassociate from him now, Kim, you know, these kinds of things.
00:33:51.920But at the end of the day, where's the lie in the majority of the things he said?
00:34:28.520We have to shut down voices, dissenting views.
00:34:31.260And if you think about it, that's really the way they pulled this off.
00:34:34.820I mean, the one legal loophole, not loophole, but the legal needle, I guess, that they had to jump through to get the VAX rollout was to ensure that there was not a single other potential therapeutic on the market that could be used to treat COVID.
00:34:50.860And that's why there was this intense unified media voice and strict narrative over things like ivermectin or what was some of the other stuff that was hydrochloric or what was it called?
00:35:04.280And just from a legal point of view, they would have never gotten the emergency use authorization if there was a single product that could have worked to treat this thing, whatever it was, right?
00:35:16.660And so that's why they just homogenized essentially the messaging on this thing and they wheeled it out.
00:35:21.220And lo and behold, would you look at it now, just the other day, like a week ago or something like that, the FDA, I think it was in the US, it was, yeah, the FDA finally approved ivermectin for treatment of COVID-19.
00:35:33.140And like after all of that, after everything they did, it's incredible, right?
00:35:38.700But the VAX rollout was like the one of the number one priorities that they had, I think.
00:35:43.300Yeah, well, I never believed that COVID was a thing because very, very early on, I went into the hospital to see what was going on.
00:35:52.680I was going to say, I was going to bring that up as one of the, I think one of the earlier videos with you that I saw is like, hey, this is great.
00:35:57.980This woman actually is going into the hospital filming that there's no one there.
00:36:06.860Our hospitals normally are, we had the best hospitals in the world at one stage because they were run by nuns and they kept them spick and span and they worked for God, not money.
00:36:17.540But that's another story and that's all over now.
00:36:20.040Since the health service has been destroyed, normally our hospitals are creaking at the seams and you would go in there and the emergency unit, there would be bodies everywhere, lying, hanging off trolleys, etc.
00:36:35.000During a pandemic, though, they were empty.
00:36:39.040I went in and like they were so empty that they were able to identify me.
00:36:44.820And in one particular hospital, one of the biggest in Dublin, I was nearly arrested.
00:36:50.420Now, we, you know, all the hospitals are owned by the public.
00:36:54.480They're public buildings and we've every right, there's a few private ones, but we've every right to go in to them.
00:37:00.460So they were in total panic mode as we, some of us filmed, well, what's going on here?
00:37:07.280Where are all the bodies with this deadly virus?
00:37:10.100So then also I did one of the first FOIs in the world to ask the government to produce, please, an isolate of the purified virus SARS-CoV-2, because we couldn't really proceed with anything until we could see that this existed.
00:37:27.180And no government has been able to produce that.
00:37:31.780Now, they'll say that there is a computer model of it, but that's no use.
00:37:35.300So to me, you know, viruses are just bits of debris in our body that, you know, our body is full of debris.
00:37:43.640Our body is constantly working to get rid of all the toxins that we put in it or that are put in it, not by our choice, but by the government, what the government is doing, be they poisoning our water, our air supply, et cetera.
00:39:48.280They also introduced, you know, mass vaccination programs to soldiers.
00:39:52.880So they've upped the radiation levels in the environment significantly during this time frame.
00:40:00.940You know, while the hospitals were emptied out, there was a massive infrastructural project going on in Ireland and other European countries.
00:40:49.040I just think if something happened when they rolled out the vaccine, and if it's true what they tell us about the fact that this has in it mRNA, right?
00:40:58.100It tells your body, instructs your body to produce this supposed spiked protein or whatever, which, you know, is treated as a toxin, supposedly.
00:41:06.060Point being, it might not have been there from the beginning.
00:41:08.800But then eventually what you had is when you had the vaccine rollout, then you basically had people becoming factories for whatever this thing is, this spiked protein, and starting to pump that out.
00:41:19.260And at that point, you started seeing a lot of people getting sick.
00:41:21.920And so, again, I don't know how to unravel all this and what is what or what is not.
00:41:27.040All I know is I didn't know a single person when they told us the COVID had, you know, when they declared it a pandemic, I didn't know a single person that had been sick.
00:41:36.740After the vaccine rollout, it seems that this thing acted as a kind of a self-spreader, right?
00:41:43.800They're talking about self-spreading vaccines, a vaccine as a virus.
00:41:48.120They've used this on animal populations previously, where basically they give this shot to a few of the animals, and they actually go on and spread that to the other animals without them having ever been injected.
00:41:59.880And much of the same way, this could have worked.
00:42:01.760And the point is, after that, I saw tons of people that were sick.
00:42:48.480So we're going to take a short little break here in a little bit, but I want to make sure we plug some of your sources as well so people know where to go here.
00:42:55.420I know you said you're working on your website and try to get that updated, but it's there.
00:43:53.860I definitely want to ask you more about that.
00:43:55.280Yeah, so you said, if people do want to follow you on X, you know, that's such a bad name, Twitter, the Irish Light, it's at Irish Light Paper.
00:44:05.920It's a smaller account right now, but make sure you follow them over there.
00:44:08.940And then, of course, you do have the Getter account.
00:44:10.300I didn't know Getter had live streaming, actually.
00:44:11.920That's good for them for kicking that off.
00:45:25.980We'll hear some on religion from Gemma's perspective as well.
00:45:29.500And more on what our job is now and what we can do to break free from the prison being built around us right now.
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