David Icke’s latest newsletter:

David Icke’s latest newsletter:

Quote:
“The more we know about the goals and techniques of the global cabal the easier it is to see the game unfolding and predict at least the themes of what is to come.

I was passing through Kiev airport in Ukraine this week and there were the full-body scanners already in place – as they are in country after country and right across America – as a result of a blatantly staged and faked ‘terrorist attack’ by the ‘underpants bomber’ who boarded his plane in Amsterdam without a passport.

The scanners were just sitting there in the warehouses waiting to be sent out in all directions once the young Nigerian lad had been used as the stooge to provide the ludicrous excuse to mass-radiate the population and photograph them naked in a psychological ploy to strip them, literally, of their dignity and self-worth.

I told the Kiev uniforms immediately that I was not going through their radiation field and I took the ‘pat-down’ instead, but apart from myself and artist Neil Hague, the rest of the passengers I saw just stood there, arms in the air, while the State dosed them in radiation and took their naked picture.

How much more will people take before they say ‘enough’? Quite a lot, probably, and with many the answer is they will take whatever they are told to take, no matter how extreme – and let their kids do the same. They are the ‘living’ dead, barely functioning unconscious.

The point is, though, that once you understand the game the response to the bum-burning ‘bomber’ with yet more impositions by the Police State was so easy to predict – Problem-Reaction-Solution.

And so it is with what is now happening in the Middle East. The script was written a long time ago and it’s now being delivered by the day. The challenge for the people is to rip it up.

I said in my last newsletter that the ‘peoples’ protests’ in Tunisia and Egypt had been long planned to trigger a series of similar uprisings to create mayhem and upheaval in country after country across the Middle East while ensuring that the ‘right people’ end up in power when the current leaders have been toppled.

And oh, how this week has gone so predictably according to program.

I was sitting in a hotel room in Kiev watching the demise of Egypt’s President Mubarak live on Al-Jazeera television and the incredible scenes of joy and jubilation that immediately followed.

What a moment it was for those people who have suffered so much physically and economically under the 30-year military tyranny of Mubarak and his henchmen-in-uniform.

Who could not be moved by the explosion of relief and happiness that went on through the night? But, what did the morning actually bring?

Understandable as the celebrations were, there had been no revolution – only the removal of a despicable tyrant. The army which imposed the will of that tyrant for three decades – his henchmen-in-uniform – were now in charge and the Egyptian army is not only controlled by the US, it is paid for by massive American military ‘aid’ – $1.5 billion a year – and that is second only in scale to what the US taxpayers are forced to give to Israel to fund the suppression and systematic genocide of the Palestinians.

The man in charge of that Egyptian army – and now the country – is General Tantawi, a life-long friend of Mubarak and one of his closest associates who has been Defence Minister for more than 25 years overseeing the reign of terror that has held Egypt in the grip of suppression and servitude.

Mubarak’s cabinet remains in place and the country is under a state of Martial Law. Some ‘peoples’ revolution’. It can still be so, but it is nowhere near it yet.

The United States government owns the Egyptian military and when it says jump the uniforms break the Olympic high jump record. Much has been made of the army not firing on the demonstrators, but at the same time the army’s masters in America were calling for Mubarak to step down, in effect, and for the protestors to be left alone.

Whatever America wants the Egyptian military will do and soon after Mubarak had left they began the process of clearing demonstrators from the square in Cairo that was the focus of the protests.

Move along now, nothing more to see here.

There is no timetable for the ‘free and fair elections’ that the army has promised, but they say they will remain in charge for at least six months or more, and waiting in the wings preparing to stand for president is America’s (the Illuminati’s) man, Mohamed ElBaradei.

He is on the Board of Trustees of the International Crisis Group of Rothschild gofer, George Soros, and his associate Zbigniew Brzezinski, who specialise in triggering and manipulating ‘peoples’ revolutions’ to change regimes while hiding the force that is really behind it all.

It was appropriate that I was in Kiev, Ukraine, watching the celebrations in Egypt because just down the road from where I was sitting is another square – Independence Square – where they had similar celebrations in 2004 after a ‘peoples’ revolution’ to remove President Viktor Yanukovych over alleged vote-rigging.

But the Ukraine president today, just a few years later, is the very same Viktor Yanukovych.

When I asked people how this could be they just shook their heads and shrugged their shoulders. In fact, during a live television interview the interpreter was told not to translate my words when I made this very point – that there had been no revolution in Ukraine given that the man they threw out is now back in.

The reason such apparently bizarre happenings are possible is that democracy is not freedom, but they use these words as interchangeable as if democracy really does mean freedom. It doesn’t.

Obama and Secretary of State Clinton can’t say the two words often enough with regard to the Middle East – there should be democracy for the people and the right to free and democratic elections and all that stuff they drone on about day after day.

But even at its best, democracy is only the tyranny of the majority and mostly it is not even that with the winners, therefore leaders, chosen by a minority of the population.

What today’s democracy does not give people is choice because any party with a chance of winning is ultimately controlled by the same force which created the very concept of political ‘parties’ in the first place to ensure its power to select the leaders.

It was because of this party political system in Ukraine that a man thrown out in a ‘revolution’ can be back in office within years. The ‘Orange Revolution’ installed a guy called Viktor Yushchenko to replace Viktor Yanukovych, but when they lost faith with Yushchenko’s party their only other real choice in this ‘democracy’ was the party of Yanukovych and, with him still the leader of that party, he was back in the presidency.

If people voted for individual candidates the focus would be more on the personality and stance of the person, but in the party system the emphasis is on the party and people vote for that primarily rather than the individual standing for office.

In many British parliamentary constituencies, for example, you could be a monkey and get elected if your rosette is the right colour and it is the same all over the world. The much-heralded South African ‘democracy’ is a perpetual one-party state called the African National Congress.

The party system also means that instead of having to control and influence hundreds of individual politicians to make the decisions you want you only have to control the hierarchy of each party – the peak of the pyramid.

That hierarchy basically decides who stands at elections to represent the party and any elected member who wants to progress up the ranks and into positions of government has to toe the party line – decided by the hierarchy – or they are not promoted.

This way a handful of people in each party, answering to the same hidden force, dictates who the leaders are going to be, what the policies are going to be, and how the party as a whole votes in the farce call ‘parliamentary debate’.

Here is the result of a vote being announced in the British Parliament after the members of each party have been told how to vote by their hierarchy and the enforcers, called ‘Whips’, run around threatening or bribing anyone who wants to vote according to his own opinion and not the way imposed by the party leadership.

So it is clear why Obama, Clinton and their like around the world are so keen on spreading ‘democracy’ – it is a structure that offers the illusion of ‘freedom’ and ‘power to the people’ while the Hidden Hand can easily control these countries through the techniques I have described.

Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, once called the vicious and corrupt Mubarak a ‘friend and ally’ of America, indeed a ‘personal friend’ of the Clinton family – well, I guess, likes can attract. But suddenly, overnight, her old buddy was the bad guy who had to go.

Did she have a conversion on the road to Cairo, a visitation from God that made her see the light and realise that all people should be free of suppression and tyranny? What??

The Obama-Clinton government, like the British and countless other ‘demon-oracies’ around the world, give financial and military support to some of the most despicable tyrants on the planet. They have a history of doing so for hundreds of years and they are also imposing ever more tyranny and suppression on the American people at home.

They don’t give a damn about the people’s ‘rights’, except to delete them.

While she was delivering one of her puke-making speeches at George Washington University about the people’s right to ‘freedom’ in the Middle East , 71-year-old Ray McGovern was grabbed from the audience right in front of her by police and plain clothes thugs before being ejected and beaten up.

What was Ray’s ‘crime’? The veteran army officer and 27 years an analyst for the CIA simply wore a Veterans for Peace T-shirt and silently turned his back on Clinton as she spoke.

No, there has been no sudden conversion to decency and respect for the ‘peoples’ rights’ so there must be another reason for the Obama/Clinton change of ‘heart’ and it is clear what that is.

The tone changed with regard to Egypt and the Middle East because we are seeing a whole new stage in the Illuminati global agenda. That is why Wikileaks documents reveal that the American government via its embassy in Cairo had been planning the ’spontaneous’ protests along with key demonstrators and activists for years.

The last week has just been a movie with the thousands of genuine protestors acting as unpaid, but essential, ‘extras’ while the ’stars’ and scriptwriters of the movie did not appear on screen. Even Obama and Clinton were only reading someone else’s words to sell the movie and dupe the extras and the audience.

The real work was going on behind the scenes, not least through the Illuminati-owned Google and Facebook etc. It turns out that the guy credited with generating mass protest via the Internet was Wael Ghonim, a marketing manager of Google Inc.

Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said that what Ghonim did showed how the ’social media’ will be used by the masses in the future. Or, as Henry Kissinger said during the Egypt protests: ‘This is only the first scene of the first act of a drama that is to be played out …’

Any form of communication can be used for good or ill, but if the population is not streetwise about how the game is played and what the goals are they can be Twittered into tyranny.

The same techniques are now being used to target Iran – the big prize for the Rothschild network operating through the American government. I have highlighted in several previous newsletters the line of target countries from North Africa across to the border with China and up into the Caspian Sea region with its massive supplies of oil and gas.

We have seen protests in Egypt and to the left just off this map in Tunisia, Algeria and Libya, and if you go to the right of Egypt you can see the other countries the Rothschild cabal want to destabilise with a view to replacing their current leadership with their ‘new generation’ of Illuminati stooges.

From Egypt we go to Israel, the Rothschild fiefdom in which the population are just cannon fodder for the plans of the Rothschild-owned leadership, and on we go to the target countries of Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, the already-occupied Iraq and Afghanistan, and between them is the massive land mass and strategic ‘Mr Big’ of Iran (anyone still wonder now why Iran is being constantly targeted?). Finally, we reach Pakistan which is being systematically destabilised and bombed by US aircraft on the pretext of ‘fighting terrorism’.

That takes us to the borders of China and India and I have long said that a Third World War is planned at some point involving China, Russia, Europe and North America with the trigger coming out of the Middle East through conflict involving Israel and Arab states.

This is what Kissinger really meant when he talked about Egypt being ‘only the first scene of the first act of a drama that is to be played out …’

None of the Arab ‘royal’ dictatorships are safe from the manipulation of genuine anger by oppressed and poverty-stricken peoples to change regimes that suit the game-plan. The ‘royal-oil’ dynasties and others must be cancelling the laxative order as I speak.

Watch also, the way the two factions of Islam, Sunni and Shiite, are played off against each other to divide and rule and stoke the chaos.

Some will be safer than others depending on what best serves the agenda of the Illuminati and its major client state, America, but they’re all in danger now.

Obama took a very much softer line earlier this week on supporting demonstrators in Bahrain, pictured here, where the US 5th Fleet is located, than he did in his vehement support for demonstrators in Iran.

But later the man overseeing a fast-emerging Police State in America, in which peaceful protestors are scattered by excruciatingly painful sound technology, called on Middle East tyrants to show ‘restraint’ in responding to ‘peaceful protests and to respect the rights of their people’.

Yes, as if he could care less about people’s ‘rights’.

The Bahrain ‘royal’ dictatorship responded to public protests with its customary violence and, as I write, at least six people are reported to have been killed, including a two-year-old child, and many hundreds injured.

I wrote in the first draft of this newsletter on Friday that we would see more of this State violence as the Middle Eastern despots panic and thrash out to protect their staggering wealth amassed amid public poverty.

Within hours came the news that at least 84 people had been killed in Libya in protests against the messianic moron known as Colonel Gaddafi who has imposed a military dictatorship for 42 years.

What is happening is not going to be pretty.

The violence in Bahrain was ordered by the ruling ‘monarchy’, headed by the British and American-educated King Hamad ibn Isa Al Khalifa, but this has just created still more anger and resentment and the calls for the removal of Bahrain’s puppet president have now expanded to include the ‘royal’ family itself.

Good bloody riddance I say, but we have to keep our eyes on the ball with regard to the wider background in which all this is playing out.

The current dictatorships in North Africa and the Middle East will all be looking with gathering trepidation at what they must know by now is a coordinated attack on the status quo, not least to create as much upheaval and chaos as possible in the region which can be easily manipulated into a wider conflict and rocketing oil prices to demolish the world economy as a prelude to a new globally-centralised structure of world finance based on a World Central Bank and single electronic currency.

I mentioned the planned effect on oil prices in my last newsletter and what is happening in the Middle East has the potential for enormous hikes in already damagingly high fuel costs.

The Arabian peninsula is also in the sights of the game plan with protests underway in Yemen, a long-time target, and, of course, Bahrain, but others like even the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia must be looking through their fingers at current events.

Surely these ‘royal dynasties’ now realise that they have always been simply convenient ‘managers’ in these countries for the global elite and when it suits the agenda for them to go, even violently, then so be it, the cabal will say. These are people are merciless.

Is it really a coincidence that Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, the president ousted so recently in Tunisia, is reported to be ‘gravely ill’ and in a coma after a stroke in Saudi Arabia, where he fled after being deposed?

Or that Hosni Mubarak, deposed only days ago, is now reported to be ‘very sick’, bed-bound and needing help even to walk? The Egyptian daily Al-Masry Al-Youm even reported that he, too, had ’slipped into a coma’.

The situation in the Middle East and North Africa is a story changing by the hour and, as Kissinger said, there are so many stages to happen yet. But people must get informed about the Hidden Hand behind world events so that we don’t get caught instigating the Cabal’s desired outcomes while believing we are doing the opposite.

That means continuing to refuse to cooperate with the forces of imposition and not walking away because one man is forced to step down – like Mubarak – while the same structure is in place controlled ultimately by the same force. People must keep saying ‘No – not enough’ until they get justice and a ‘freedom’ that means something.

As I write, it is being reported that strikes are continuing in Egypt despite demands from the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces to go back to work and cease the demonstrations. That at least is encouraging, and so was the fantastic turnout on Friday to mark the end of Mubarak, but it must continue if anything like genuine ‘change’ is going to prevail.

Going back to business-as-usual now would make the protests and the hundreds of deaths in Egypt all for nought because nothing has changed except one figurehead tyrant has gone. His henchmen are now in power.

Defense Minister Hussein Tantawi, the head of the military council running the country, enforced Mubarak’s 30-year reign of terror against the Egyptian people along with Omar Suleiman, the torturing, murdering head of Egyptian General Intelligence who is also still on the scene.

A ‘people’s revolution’, or any other kind, can only be judged by who is in power and on what basis when the process is complete – and we are a long way from that in Egypt and the Middle East.

Others have been deeply disappointed and disillusioned in the past when they saw the results of ‘peoples’ revolutions’ and if Egypt is not to go the same way the focus and determination must not be lost – and Mohammed ElBaradei must not succeed at any election that may come, nor anyone else who represents the forces of global control and suppression.

Out of the frying pan into the fire is not a revolution, but now people are losing their fear of authority on the basis of ‘freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose’, anything becomes possible and, if it is done in awareness of how the game works, it could yet all go pear-shaped for the Hidden Hand.

Will Britain, America and other ‘Western’ countries follow in the wake of this revolution mentality? They certainly should (in a peaceful and streetwise way) and they certainly can.

The people have the numbers and that is what the Global Cabal is so terrified of. When we figure that out – there goes their way of life. And control.
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