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David Icke Describes The Two Types Of People Who Allow Fascism To Happen.

"We must not just talk about freedom. We must live it, and live it by ceasing to cooperate with that which is by the hour now destroying freedom. There are three types of people. Two of the groups are responsible for every tyranny in history. And the third group is responsible for ending every tyranny in history. Group number one: those who mindlessly accept anything authority tells them without question, and they will just do whatever they're told and think whatever they're told to think. Then there is group number two: those who don't want to do what authority tells them, but they're terrified of not doing so because they fear the consequences. Those two groups together have been responsible for every tyranny in history.

Fascism is not imposed by fascists; there's never enough of them. Fascism is imposed by the population acquiescing to fascism. See Nazi Germany. So if anyone says "well what can we do?". Well you can get off your bloody ass, stiffen your backbone, and stop being a bloody wimp - there's a start! Look your children and grandchildren in the eye and tell them what you were doing when fascism was introduced. "Oh I was keeping my mouth shut". And then there's group number three, that has ended every tyranny in history, the true renegades of this human family. Those who see they're being lied to, who see where this is going, and refuse to cooperate. The people who understand the most powerful word in the English language: no, no, no. English language or any other language: no, no, no. Not doing it. Not cooperating.

So, what can we do? There is everything we can do. Stop giving your power to authority, and then you'll see authority never had power in the first place because it was always yours."

--David Icke

[see more at DavidIcke.com]

Revelations: May 26, 2025.

[image: AP]

Compromised sell-out Kristi Noem went to Israel to kiss some ass after the shooting deaths of two Israeli Embassy staffers in Washington, D.C. (which many say was a false-flag event to bring in more laws governing "anti-semitism"). While in Israel, Noem visited the Western Wall, writing in the visitors' book that "Israel is the chosen people, and the United States stands by you." She also met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu later on Sunday night, where Noem expressed "unwavering support for the Prime Minister and the State of Israel." Although American politicians have inexplicably supported Israel for decades (most likely due to blackmail and bribery), the Trump administration has taken it to insane new heights. I'm beginning to think that when Trump was saying "Make America Great Again", he meant he wants it be great for the Zionists who will soon dominate our nation, and he's willing to use censorship and the threat of arrests to make it happen.

After mentioning this on social media, I received a reply from Dave4691:

"Our cosmetically enhanced Secretary of DHS submitting to the Talmudic ritual of “praying” at a stone wall. How do Bible believing Christians not see the absurdness of this? Many believe this is part of a wall from the temple that existed when Jesus walked the earth. Jesus told us after he left the temple that NOT ONE STONE WOULD REMAIN STANDING! Did Jesus lie? Of course not. So what wall is she “praying” to? It is the wall of an old Roman fort….that's what it is.

This is why I worry about our future. The deception is so ingrained in most people they seem to be unable to see the world as it is. It is not that many miles from where she is pretending to honor our Creator, the people who manage this wall are starving children. The silence from churches on this equates to them being complicit."

“Silence in the face of evil is itself evil: God will not hold us guiltless."
― Dietrich Bonhoeffer 

Will Donald Trump send your children to die for Israel?

[image: AP]

From the Associated Press: "Chanting “Death to Arabs” and singing “May your village burn,” groups of young Israeli Jews made their way through Muslim neighborhoods of Jerusalem’s Old City on Monday during an annual march marking Israel’s conquest of the eastern part of the city."

A group of young Jewish Israelis followed a Palestinian woman through the streets, calling her “charmouta” — Arabic for “whore.”

Israel has become a nation of sociopaths, so far removed from anything divine that it's no surprise many call it "The Synagogue of Satan". Any group of people that willingly commits genocide, laughs at the death of children, and demands even more blood must be seen as a clear and present danger. Israel in not our ally and it never has been. Israel is deceiving us, extorting our politicians and draining our wealth to achieve its own selfish goals. And when we have nothing left to give them except our land, the next thing they'll be chanting is "Death to Americans. May your cities burn."

I was sent this image of a post by writer CJ Hopkins, no fan of Elon Musk. He writes, "You are reading these words on a communications platform owned and controlled by a US government operative and member of the Military Industrial Complex who "filters" the "visibility" of everything you see. It couldn't get any more Orwellian. Enjoy your "freedom".

I can relate to his feelings. After Musk bought Twitter, I had hoped free speech would return to the social media platform that was little more than an echo chamber for the radical left. I opened a new account and began unleashing some truth. I gently, but firmly, pushed back against the misinformation being vomited out by the few leftists who dared to stay as Twitter morphed into "X". I followed the rules. I was polite, but unwavering. And within two months my account was permanently suspended without an explanation. I appealed the decision. Musk's team ignored me. Later I tried to delete my account, but Twitter refused to let me, I'm guessing so they can retain my data for eternity. So yeah, it couldn't be more Orwellian as millions of people cheer the government operative who they imagine is giving them freedom.

A COVID memorial is being planned in Chicago Illinois with an unveiling set for 2026. I'm mentioning it because it's not the kind of memorial we really need. Instead of being a reminder of the multi-billion dollar psychological operation that world governments put us through, the Chicago monument is meant to reinforce the illusion that a virus killed millions of people before we were saved by Donald Trump's "beautiful shot". It's truly unfortunate that the monument won't mention the avoidable deaths caused by Anthony Fauci's hospital protocol of Remdesivir and ventilators, coupled with the banning of proven treatments such as Ivermectin and Budesonide. It's equally unfortunate that the victims of the COVID vaccines, those millions of people who suffered strokes, heart attacks, miscarriages, and cancer, won't be honored at the memorial. Instead, we'll continue to believe the lies we were fed by institutions we thought we could trust, because we really want to trust those institutions and it's just too scary to accept the truth.

An Unjust Parasitic Entity.

"Without voluntary association, no matter how seemingly pure the system of governance, no matter how many checks and balances, the people are basing the entirety of their desires and dreams on faith in the benevolence and infallibility of the state - an inherently immoral and unjust parasitic entity which exists, and is completely dependent on, forcefully and coercively extorting funds from its populace." -- Karl K. Wuckert

[See more on his Substack page, The Liberated Man.]

Nietzsche Explains The Herd Mentality.

"All the sick and sickly instinctively strive after a herd organization as a means of shaking off their dull displeasure and feeling of weakness...for one should not overlook this fact: the strong are as naturally inclined to separate as the weak are to congregate." -- Friedrich Nietzsche, On The Genealogy Of Morality, 1887.

Why I No Longer Use Vivaldi Browser.

I was an early adopter of the Vivaldi web browser. I must have been one of the first users in the United States because whenever I would mention it, the usual response was, "I've never heard of it". Fast forward a few years and it's become one of the fastest growing browsers available, and for good reasons: it's full of features, it's privacy-focused (although it's not the most private one out there), it looks good, and it's highly customizable. It has so many features, in fact, that you'll probably never use most of them, and that's one reason I began to lose enthusiasm. I felt  it was becoming too large and complicated, and a few bugs crept in that seemed to take forever to find and fix. But I still liked it, for the most part, especially the "notes" feature and its bookmark system.

So what happened? Why did I dump Vivaldi?

It came down to free speech, or rather, Vivaldi's unwillingness to defend free speech. This isn't specifically a browser issue but is instead an issue with Vivaldi Technologies, the company that makes the browser. A few years ago, they decided to self-host their own instance of Mastodon social media, which they named "Vivaldi Social". (Mastodon is the name of a linked network of independent social media sites where users can see and comment on posts from the other independently-run instances of Mastodon. It's sort of like what you'd have if Facebook, Twitter, and MeWe all decided to adopt similar user interfaces and allowed each other's members to talk to each other without having to join every site. It's a way for small-time operators to be a part of something much bigger.) In 2023 Vivaldi said, "With our server capabilities, plenty of know-how and enthusiasm in the team, it was easy yet challenging to host our own server to accommodate people migrating to Mastodon. With Vivaldi Social, we want to offer ‘the good old days of the Internet’, where the sense of community is a lot stronger with people." They had good intentions, it seems, but things aren't going very well. Censorship is out of control on Vivaldi Social, as it is on most instances of Mastodon.

Over the years Mastodon has gotten a reputation for being an echo chamber for "woke" radical leftists. Although each instance of Mastodon can have its own focus, most of them seem to attract people with the same ideologies, and the moderators make sure anyone with dissenting opinions gets silenced or kicked out. In theory there could be Mastodon instances that welcome libertarians, conservatives, or anarchists, but I haven't found one yet. So far, all that I've used have adopted the same "communitarian" hive-mind agenda, and no speech that strays from that agenda is tolerated.

I had hoped Vivaldi Social would be different, since it comes from a privacy-focused company that's "fighting for a better web".

My hope was short-lived.

Within just a couple of days of joining and posting on Vivaldi Social, I began to get notices from the moderators that my posts were violating their community guidelines, even though I was careful to follow the rules and actually self-censored to a degree to keep from getting kicked out. I didn't post anything I couldn't back up with sources, but I soon found out that my sources didn't matter to the moderators. Yet people with views contrary to mine seemed to be able to post whatever they wanted with no data to support their claims. When I politely challenged those claims and asked for source material, the moderators penalized me for that too. Simply asking questions got me flagged for posting "false or misleading information".

Here are a few examples of the authoritarian insanity I (briefly) dealt with on Vivaldi Social:

My first strike was received on April 21, 2025. Vivaldi Social's moderators claimed I had posted "intentionally false or misleading information", yet the "proof" they provided shows all I did was ask a question. Another user had posted a statement that COVID was still a serious threat that was killing people. She made the claim, so the burden of proof falls on her. I asked for that proof. Vivaldi Social wouldn't allow me to ask that question, so my post was removed. The original post that I challenged stayed up. I appealed. The appeal was rejected. 

Next, I posted a link to an article I had written on this blog. The article, entitled "Protect The Children", featured a graphic of a baby surrounded by vaccine syringes and a statement by Dr Sherri Tenpenny on how parents have a responsibility to do their own research to protect their children. No claims were made by either myself or Dr Tenpenny that vaccines are dangerous. And yet the post was tagged as "intentionally false or misleading information". I got another strike. I appealed. The appeal was rejected. 

Not long after the second strike, I got a third one, once again for asking a question. A user had made a false claim that face masks protect us from diseases, so I challenged the claim. I asked for "credible science to prove your point about masks", adding that I could provide several studies that prove she's wrong. The moderators didn't say how my question violated any policies or community guidelines, but they used it as an excuse to limit my account so that virtually no one could see it anymore. I appealed. The appeal was rejected.

Five days later, I replied to a post that criticized Donald Trump by claiming he was pushing authoritarianism and attacking free speech. I didn't disagree with the claim, but I wanted to know why the person making the post never criticized Joe Biden, who was one of the most authoritarian, pro-censorship presidents in modern history. Once again for asking a question, I got a strike for posting "intentionally or misleading information". I appealed. The appeal was rejected.  At this point I'm wondering what social media is all about if we're not allowed to ask questions and have conversations.

Around this same time I got a comment from a user who couldn't say anything intelligent and instead resorted to cheap insults and vulgar language. I didn't file a complaint, because I thought that would be petty and vindictive. The comment stayed up. And to be fair, the person making the comment was registered on a different Mastodon instance, but it shows you can be vulgar without penalty in the woke world of the radical left.

Finally, on May 18 my account was permanently suspended.  Vivaldi Social's moderators claimed I had posted material that violated their community guidelines on "harassment, dogpiling, or doxxing of other users" and sharing "intentionally false or misleading information". For the first charge, I had replied to another user's post, saying "Mastodon isn't a social media site. It's a thought-control site. Their moderators seek to impose their personal agendas upon the rest of the world." I'm guessing that by now the moderators were watching everything I was posting and looking for excuses to get rid of me, and by now I knew I was on the way out so I really didn't care if I offended them or not. For the second charge, I was once again given a strike for asking a question. I asked, "May I respectfully ask why the left never speaks out about the crimes of Democratic Party politicians? Why was nothing said when Biden tried to impose censorship across social media? Why was nothing said when Obama made it legal for the US government to use propaganda against citizens? I'm really curious." Even though my questions were based on factual events that I could easily prove, the moderators apparently decided that protecting the hive was more important than discussing reality. They kicked me out. I did not appeal, because I knew that it was pointless.

Although I like the Vivaldi browser, I cannot continue to use or support it. It's my firm belief that free speech is the only way to prevent the world from sliding into oppressive totalitarianism. We can't protect our freedom when we're overly concerned with protecting someone's feelings or preserving any delusions they're holding onto that were created by fascist (government/corporate) propaganda. Unfortunately too many people prefer the illusion of safety over their God-given freedom, and companies like Vivaldi seem very willing to go along. By permanently suspending my Vivaldi Social account, Vivaldi Technologies has made the decision to silence me, a decision I endorse if I continue to use their products.

And in case you're wondering, I now use the Floorp browser, a version of Firefox developed by an independent team in Japan. I like it so far, and they haven't tried to impose their social or political views on their users. Not yet, at least.

A World Of Lies.

[graphic by Revellati Online]

Em um mundo cheio de mentiras a verdade será chamada de conspiração.

In a world full of lies the truth will be called conspiracy.