Paper View Episode 17 - Cover Stories

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In this episode, I feature issues that appear to be about benefitting the people but are actually all leading to a very sinister end.
Smart meters are being pushed on customers by energy firms with the claim that they will make tracking energy use more efficient, when many concerns are being voiced by consumers. I talk about the wider agenda behind Smart meters. They're not being introduced to save money but for a far more malevolent reason.
Statins are promoted as helping tackle cardiovascular disease. I read an article talking about how statins may cause people to be 10 times more likely to develop motor neurone disease. I talk about pharmaceutical medicine and how it's not there to heal. Side-effects are effects.
Zionism features again. I talk about the recent opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem, America recognising Jerusalem as the capital of Israel (it was Tel-Aviv last time I looked) and Phyllis Opoku-Gyimah, would-be Labour MP and co-founder, trustee and executive director of UK Black Pride, withdrawing from the Lewisham by-election. This comes after her comments about the Holocaust in relation to the plight of the Palestinians at the hands of the Israeli army.
Kids are being threatened with punishment and being told it's 'illegal' to misgender any transgender classmates or classmates not sure about their gender. I talk about the bigger picture behind this story. It's not about protecting kids from discrimination; it's about deleting freedom of speech.
Rural police are reportedly to be armed. We are told law enforcement needs greater powers and more arms. I talk about the bigger picture behind this story.
Here is the link to the website talking about Dr. Richard Day's predictions talked about by Dr. Lawrence Dunegan: https://100777.com/nwo/barbarians
Thanks to Colm Kelly for editing & music.