Dave
Cullen is a vlogger from Ireland who offers a perspective on politics
and societal issues that it is fully at odds with what is presented in
the government-aligned media of most western countries. Commenting on
the rally which took place in Dublin over the weekend in response to
the Irish government’s attempt to crush dissent through a new
bill which will criminalise so-called ‘hate speech’ by up to five
years in prison, this Irish vlogger put out a clip on Sunday in
which he firmly sets the recent protest by free speech activists in
Dublin firmly within the broader context of the pushback against the
current reshaping of western societies by their so-called leaders. The
themes touched upon in this 10-minute long video of Dave Cullen
include the betrayal of Donald Trump and the division the former US
president helped to bring about in that country and elsewhere (which I
believe was one of the main reasons why this man with no prior
political experience was put at the helm of the US), the C19 con job,
political distraction and controlled opposition in the so-called
independent media, demonising of the so-called far right and ad-hominem
attacks against independent political commentators who do not
espouse the views deemed acceptable by our current political doxa
and so on and so forth.
Below
are two excerpts taken from this video by Dave Cullen entitled ‘Stand
your ground: a message to dissenters’ and which I have
transcribed. As usual, be prepared to
question your own assumptions, make the
effort to try to understand the arguments presented by the ‘other
side’ and be willing to look up information using search engines which do not
filter results according to the prevailing political ideology…
TWO EXCERPTS TRANSCRIBED
[...]
These prominent citizen journalists and content creators are
labelled against their will as being far right and nasty
and hysterical things are written about them to try to besmirch
their characters and undermine the good that they’re trying
to do. This tactic is being used throughout Europe against members of
the indigenous people of the European country who stand up against policies that undermine their way of life,
freedoms, rights, safety, prosperity and future, and threaten
their ability to maintain their homeland, which their ancestors fought
and died for. The people of Western nations are being abused by their
governments and when the people resist their resistance, their descent
is deemed to be hateful and extreme and far right and totally
unjustified. This is absolute gaslighting. The system abuses its
people and when the people stand up for themselves peacefully, the
system attacks their character and plays the victim. This
is what it is to be in a relationship with a narcissist.
I believe this globalist system that
appears to be at least coordinated through organisations like the
World Economic Forum, the UN, among others. I believe it is
strong, powerful and seemingly everywhere from a political
perspective. But it is also brittle: when it is challenged, even at
the grassroots level in a small town or village by a few protesters
and some citizen journalists, it lashes out through the media with a
desperate fury, attempting to control the public’s perception of
reality by blatantly lying about why the protesters are protesting and
why they’re raising concerns about government policies. Matthias
Desmet has talked about totalitarianism and how we defeat it,
which is that those people who are
awake must continue to keep speaking out.
[...]
but all totalitarian regimes
throughout history always, inevitably collapse for the same reason:
they implode internally, they collapse under the weight of their own
impracticality, size, unsustainability and because they cannot
fulfil the deeper human need. They are antithetical to
human flourishing and too intolerable to endure. To all of the
peaceful protesters and citizen journalists out there, please just
continue to do what you do. Don’t be
bullied. Don’t allow yourself to be scared into silence.
[...]
10:44
Stand Your Ground: A Message to Dissenters
Computing Forever
First published at 18:33 UTC on 4th December 2022.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/g99g03Er4hll
Lausanne, the above was
published on the sixth day of the twelfth
month of the year two thousand and
twenty-two.