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You cannot escape the matrix unless you know you are in it. Join David Icke as he unravels the nature of the reality that we have been taught to believe is truth, through a lifetime of deep programming.You cannot escape the matrix unless you know you are in it. Join David Icke as he unravels the nature of the reality that we have been taught to believe is truth, through a lifetime of deep programming.

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00:00Hello and welcome. I'm David Icke and today we'll answer the question, how do the few control the
00:16many? As my research unfolded over the last 30 years, became clear very early on that the few
00:32do control the many. So the question was, how? How do a relative handful of people control the
00:43direction of the world with a population currently of 7.7 billion? And there had to be a structure
00:52that allowed that to happen. And also that structure had to be such that the vast,
01:03overwhelming majority of people who were playing a part in that control had no idea that's what
01:10they were doing. And it turns out there is just such a structure. You can use the symbolism and
01:20it's, it's almost not symbolism. It's, it's how it, how it is structured. But you can use the symbolism
01:27of the spider's web to understand how the few control the many. Imagine a spider in the center
01:35of the web. And this spider, for those that have watched other programs in the series, is that
01:42non-human force, that archontic force that I've been talking about. And then you come in to the human
01:54world with the strands in the web immediately around the spider. These strands are the most exclusive
02:03secret societies. Some of them don't even have names, which makes them harder to identify and track.
02:09And within that exclusive group of secret societies are those in the human realm who absolutely know,
02:20A, how all this works, and B, what the end game is and what the manipulation is taking humanity towards.
02:31And then you come further out from the spider. And then you start to meet the secret societies we
02:40do know about. I mean, we know about their existence. We don't know about what their inner circle is
02:45deciding. But we know their names. Things like the Freemasons, the Knights of Malta, the Knights Templar,
02:55Opus Dei, the inner circle of the Jesuit order, and so on and so forth. And that's important.
03:03Um, I'll emphasize this more in a second. When I talk about secret societies, I'm not saying that
03:10everybody in that secret society is manipulating the world. That would be ridiculous. So many people
03:16would know it would get out widely into the public arena. These, uh, are compartmentalized structures
03:26where the few at the top, the very few at the top, are the only ones that know actually what the game
03:33really is. Everyone else only knows a part of it. So you then come further out in the web, still in the
03:43hidden, and you meet what I call the cusp organizations in the web. This is the point where the hidden part
03:51of the web meets the seen part of the web. And here you'll find organizations like the Council on Foreign
03:58Relations in the United States, which has driven, uh, American foreign policy since it was created in 1921.
04:05You're talking about the Trilateral Commission, again, um, set up in America by the, uh, the Rockefeller
04:13family and, and others. Uh, and that was, um, around 1973. Then you have the Bilderberg Group,
04:21very well known in the alternative media, uh, which was created in, uh, 1954 at the Bilderberg Hotel in
04:28Oosterbeek, Holland, which is why it is called, of course, the Bilderberg Group. And you, uh, you have
04:34the Club of Rome. The Club of Rome was created in the 1960s to use environmental concerns as an excuse to
04:43justify the centralization of power, um, in the world. So these are the organizations which
04:50take the agenda for human society from the spider through the secret society network and through
05:00the cusp organizations out into the public arena. And there you see governments, you see corporations,
05:07you see banking, uh, systems, uh, and all these other institutions that control and direct human
05:15society that are making decisions that decide where humanity goes. And if you get to the core of the
05:26core of those organizations, uh, you will be, um, at a point where they connect into this web. And from
05:36that point of view, they are all the same organization. So at that inner core level,
05:43Silicon Valley corporations are the Pentagon, are, uh, the banking system, are the biotech industry,
05:54are the pharmaceutical industry. At that deep level, they all connect. And so in the public arena,
06:02we see apparently random decisions. We see random decisions by the pharmaceutical cartel,
06:07by governments, by government agencies, by banks, and so on. But when you know how the structure works,
06:16at the core of those organizations, they're all on the same team.
06:21So how does this not get out into the public arena? Well, for the, um, same, uh, reason,
06:29um, that I've talked about, compartmentalization, whereby, um, if you look at a secret society,
06:37they're broken up into levels, into degrees. And to get to the next degree, you have to be invited by
06:46that degree above you. And you only get in there if they think you are acceptable.
06:52And if you, therefore, look at governments, corporations, universities, any of these
06:58institutions and organizations, they're basically structured like a secret society.
07:04Um, they're structured as pyramids. And so at the top of the pyramid, you've got a tiny few people
07:10who know how the whole pyramid structure of that organization, whatever it is, um, operates.
07:17And they know what the real game is, and the real motivation of that organization is.
07:24But as you come down from that pyramid peak, you meet more and more and more people in an organization,
07:30and they know as you go down, less and less and less about what the organization is really about.
07:36They only know their part in it. And so someone here does not know how what they're doing,
07:44apparently in isolation, and in apparent innocence, connects into what they're doing,
07:48and they're doing, and they're doing to create a very different picture of what's happening.
07:53Only they at the top know that. Now, there's one other thing to know about this web before I move on.
08:00And that's that there was an interbreeding between this non-human force, the spider,
08:09and humans, which created particular hybrid bloodlines to represent the spider that overwhelmingly operates
08:21outside of this reality, to represent its interests and its agenda within this reality.
08:28And these, quote, special bloodlines are the drivers of the human level, if you like,
08:39the human society level of this web. And this is where royalty comes from, and it's where aristocracy comes from.
08:53Why is it that throughout all this long period of human society,
09:03there have been particular bloodlines that claim the right to rule because of their genetics?
09:10And so you have these bloodlines, and they came out through the ancient world as openly royal bloodlines.
09:19And then there came a point where the populations of the world were starting to reject that in-your-face
09:27control and dictatorship by people who were just rulers because of their genetics.
09:33We in Britain and in the Commonwealth countries have still not passed into a level of maturity
09:44that can see that having a head of state, like we have in Britain, purely decided by their bloodline and genetics
09:52is probably not a great idea and has nothing to do with democracy.
09:55But in most other areas of the world, the royal families openly expressing their control have disappeared.
10:06But what happened? They didn't disappear.
10:10What they did was they swapped their crowns and coronets for business suits.
10:18And they went into the institutions that replaced royalty in most countries, like politics and banking and business.
10:32And they've gone on driving the direction of the world ever since through this web.
10:39And although they are not overtly royal now, the vast majority, they consider themselves still special bloodlines.
10:50And that's why you get these ultra-rich, powerful families on the east coast of the United States, in Britain and Europe and elsewhere, interbreeding.
11:01Because they're holding this hybrid genetic code, which is the whole foundation of why they say their bloodline is special and has the right to rule.
11:15So these bloodlines sit atop this global structure, this global web, in the human realm, that is.
11:24And this web operates basically like a transnational corporation.
11:29You have a headquarters.
11:32These corporations, they have headquarters in a particular country, let's say America.
11:37And then in all the different countries, they have their branches.
11:40And their branches are dictated to, in terms of the way they operate, from the center, from the headquarters.
11:50And this web works the same way.
11:53In each country, there are networks of secret societies and bloodline families,
12:00whose role is to control the politics and the financial structure and the corporate structure within that country.
12:12In line with the centrally dictated global plan.
12:18And although people would say, well, the center of this structure has got to be in the United States.
12:22Well, to an extent, but not really, it's in Europe, for historical reasons.
12:27And I'm not talking about European governments, just here today, gone tomorrow organizations.
12:32I'm talking about the center of this web, this secret society web.
12:40So, when I've traveled around the world, what I've seen are the same things being introduced,
12:49the same basic laws and direction of the country being introduced,
12:54that is happening all over the world at around the same time, because it's being centrally coordinated.
13:01And in each country, and globally, you have something that I call the permanent government.
13:11Now, I've been describing this in the books now for the best part of 30 years.
13:16And suddenly, in more recent years, we've had this phrase or description of the deep state.
13:29Well, the deep state is an aspect of this permanent government.
13:35The deep state refers to the military intelligence networks and law enforcement networks to a very
13:44large extent as well. But that deep state is part of the permanent government, which works like this.
13:51Again, pyramid. You've got the bloodlines at the top of this pyramid, this permanent government pyramid.
13:57And this pyramid, both nationally and globally, controls the banking system, thus money,
14:05and the financial system, controls the major corporations, it controls the major media,
14:11and so on and so forth. All these institutions, the institutions of the big pharmaceutical cartel,
14:17the biotech cartel, et cetera. And you come down. And then, eventually, at the bottom of this pyramid,
14:24you meet what we call politics, the political party level of government. And the trick is to persuade
14:36people that at that bottom level of the permanent government pyramid, the here today gone tomorrow
14:45level of political parties and presidents and prime ministers, et cetera, that that is where the power is.
14:52And that's where the decisions are made that decide the direction of the world. So everyone's focused on that.
15:01Oh, I love Trump. Oh, I hate Trump. Oh, I like him. All that stuff. And it's a complete diversion.
15:07Because whether the Democrats come in through Obama or whether the Republicans come in through Trump,
15:17same with Bush and Clinton, same in Britain and other countries with their apparent political party opposition,
15:27they come and they go. They're here for a few years gone. And what happens is that while they're coming and going,
15:41the permanent government is running the show and making all the major decisions because it controls
15:47all the institutions through which those decisions are made. And so when you observe the coming and going
15:55of opposition political parties and you take a step back and you look at it, nothing really changes,
16:02does it? All the rhetoric changes. But not the direction overwhelmingly of where
16:09the world goes and the country goes because how it works is this. Take the American example.
16:19You have in the Republican Party, a group of people, actually a network called the neocons or neoconservatives
16:30that drive and control that party. And whoever's in power as the, if they become president, representing
16:39that party. In the Democrats, you have a similar group, which I call the democons. And they control
16:47the Democratic Party and whichever Democratic president may come in. You go one step back into the
16:54shadows, one step back further into the web and the neocons and the democons answer to the same master.
17:02So whoever's coming and going as the political leader of whichever party, that is always in control.
17:14That's why nothing really ever changes. And that is the permanent government.
17:19And I've talked in this series many times about the foundation of human control, which is control
17:28of human perception. And human perception comes from and is formed from information received.
17:35This permanent government also own the major media. It owns Silicon Valley. And thus, to a very large
17:44extent, it controls the information that people see. Increasingly now, it's deciding and controlling
17:51who is censored and who isn't censored. And so you've only got to look at how easy it is to dictate the
18:06direction of the world. When you control these institutions that decide that direction. While
18:15at the same time, instead of looking at where the power really is, you have manipulated the population
18:22to look where it's not. And that is at the level of political parties and presidents and prime
18:29ministers, etc, etc. So the thing to grasp is that major events in the world that dictate the direction
18:43of the world are not random. And when you kind of look at the world from this perspective and you see
18:50the connections through this web, so many things start to take on a new perspective. For example,
19:02when a group of apparently unconnected corporations suddenly come out in unison and censor someone or
19:13ban someone who is putting out information challenging the official narrative and exposing some of the stuff
19:21I'm talking about, who coordinates that? And you see coordination, for instance, in this way,
19:30because it's all a mind game in the end. You'll get a corporation maybe involved in media and that which
19:39controls it wants to use that organization, that media to control what people see and hear. Therefore, to ban or censor
19:55people putting out information they don't want the public to see. But the corporation really doesn't want to
20:03come out and just do it because of their reputation for being anti-freedom, anti-freedom of speech.
20:14So what the web does is it goes through its political wing and has politicians demanding
20:24that something is banned or censored for some often made up reason, which allows the corporation to come
20:36out and say, well, you know, we're under pressure from the governments to do this. We don't really want
20:44to do it. Not really. But we've got no choice. We're going to have to do this. You see that scam played all
20:50the time across many areas of society. And people would look at that in isolation and think that
20:58what they see is what they get. This corporation doesn't really want to do this censorship, but
21:02they're under pressure from politicians to do it. No, no. Take the politicians, take the corporations
21:07and come back into the web. And the same force is controlling both sides. And what the public are
21:12experiencing is just a mind game to scam their perception. So where is this going? Well, I'm going
21:22to cover that in many of these programs because it's going into many areas. But one of the most
21:29blatantly necessary and blatantly happening expressions of this web is centralization of power.
21:38You see, if there's a few of you and you want to control the many, you have to centralize power.
21:47The more points of decision-making there are, the less control any central few are going to have over
21:55those decisions because there's just too many points of decision-making. You want to pull the
22:01decision-making process power into fewer and fewer hands. So for decades and decades and decades now,
22:12we've had something called globalization. What is globalization? The centralization of power on a global
22:20level across the great spectrum of human society, business, et cetera. What is that globalization except
22:33exactly the phenomena that I've been describing? So if you, and this has been going for a long time,
22:40this is not a modern phenomenon. This has been pushed along for centuries and centuries and centuries
22:49and more, centralizing more and more power. And at every point, power is more centralized, more power for the few
22:58over the many. So, human society at one point was organized in tribes. And the people in the tribe
23:07made the decisions about what happened in the tribe. Then we reached a real pivotal point where
23:13many, many, many, many tribes were brought together into what are called nations. At that point, a few people
23:23at the center of the nation were now dictating to all the former tribes. And in Europe, and this is planned to
23:31happen globally, in Europe we have the European Union, which is the next stage. And that is to pull all the
23:41nations of Europe together and from a central point with unelected bureaucrats dictate the fine detail of
23:53what happens in all the nations that were an amalgamation of all the former tribes. And the next stage,
24:01which we're already seeing talked about, it's been predicted in my books for 30 years,
24:07is a world government and a world structure. A world government dictating everything globally from a central
24:16point. A world central bank dictating all global finance. The European central bank is a stepping stone
24:24to that. A world currency. Now, here's something. I've been predicting this and saying this was part of the
24:35agenda again for nearly 30 years. A world currency with all other currencies deleted. What they've done
24:45in Europe is create the euro, which deleted so many of the previous individual European currencies. That
24:52was a stepping stone again to this global currency. And this global currency is designed to be digital.
24:59No cash. No cash. And what has happened since I started writing about this decades ago? Cash is flying
25:12out of circulation. So why would they do that? Simple. Like everything else that this web does, it's about control.
25:21You go into a store now, or anywhere else, and you hand over a credit card, electronic money, which is designed
25:32to be a microchip eventually. And the computer system says, I won't accept your card. Well, at the moment,
25:41but not for much longer, the way things are going, you can pull out some cash and say, I'll pay cash.
25:47What happens when there's no cash? And that computer system says no to your card or your microchip.
25:56You have no other means of purchase except barter. And I'll tell you what the plan is for barter.
26:04It's a plan to ban it on the excuse that they can't tax it. And what that will mean is whoever controls
26:18the computer system of digital single currency money will decide if you purchase what you purchase.
26:28It will dictate your life. And let no one think that those who are, if you like, challenging and dissidents
26:43of the system will go off the Christmas card list of the computer program very early on indeed.
26:49And this is what's been unfolding century after century, decade after decade, the walls closing in
27:03on human freedom in the form of incessant unfolding human control. And it's now,
27:11it's now a sprint almost. It's happening so fast. And the idea is to keep the population focused on
27:21other things, focused on irrelevant things, focused on, I hate Trump. Oh, I love Trump.
27:28There you go. Oh, yeah, Trump. Do you like Trump? Oh, well, I don't like Trump.
27:32I don't like Trump. And while people are doing that, getting their knickers in a twist.
27:39The permanent government sits there with a big grin on its face, pushing the world where it wants to go
27:48without anyone looking or almost no one looking and saying, ah, that's where the power is.
27:54And the other level of this human control is a mind game. It's manipulating human perception to either
28:10agree that the direction that this agenda is taking the world is a good thing,
28:15or to censor and silence those who can see it and want to tell everyone else that the world is not what
28:34they think it is. And to understand the mind game is to understand so much about human control and therefore
28:46so much about how we take that control back from the few in the shadows and start to dictate our lives
28:56ourselves, instead of being the pawns in a game that most people don't even know is being played.
29:06See you next time.

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