Mind Control in the New World Order (video)

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David Icke (pronounced ike as in "like") encapsulates our current plight and how humanity can secure its freedom from the hidden hand behind global events.

Tens of millions of people across the globe now turn to David Icke's extraordinary information as the world he has predicted in books and talks is becoming part our daily experience.

We are seeing the pages of George Orwell's famous dystopian novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four, come to life in what can now be called our Big Brother surveillance state.

The Matrix we are sleepwalking through is expanding toward its goal of a global fascist authoritarian planet. "Fascism" is simply the marriage of corporate and government forces most famously seen in Nazi Germany.

Icke has spent decades doing research in more than 45 countries uncovering the cabal of interbreeding bloodlines and exclusionary families. Their agenda, with our help as "little Eichmanns," is for human enslavement.

Their goals and methods of operation and manipulation are all around us if we wake up to them: PR, propaganda, mainstream media complicity, police state abuse, White House collusion, imperialism, and our own unwitting participation.

Once we begin to become aware of what is really happening in our world and why, Icke's presentation is not to be missed. Our freedom and that of our descendents for seven generations depend on it.

AUDIO: News of the World (NPR)

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