This is from the Better Way Conference, the actual panel that Andrew Bridgen spoke as part of. Wonder if Andrew agrees with Mark that the traitors to humanity work for “Sage & Tavistock”, and that THEY released rock and roll in the 50’s to destroy society.
Totally normal for a sitting politician to share a stage with someone who thinks Hollywood elites planned Covid, 9/11 and climate change. And taunted us about it in an obscure tv show in 2005.
Here's the reception Bridgen got at that conference:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/26nuTD0pJswu/
The session was introduced by Tess Lawrie with the claim “make no mistake, mind control is being escalated with the increasing deployment of 5G and AI” and “A globalist cabal have been voicing their plans for humankind in plain sight for decades”.
She said she is there to represent every grandmother whose grandchildren no longer listen to their wisdom. No word as to whether she yelled at clouds.
Elsewhere on the same panel as Andrew Bridgen was noted conspiracy theorist Dolores Cahill. She was there to talk about the law. She is not a lawyer.
She explained that we have five fundamental freedoms - freedom for life, travel, speech, privacy and property - and that these have been consistent freedoms for all people of the world, for tens of thousands of years. Think of a time when people had no freedom of privacy, speech or travel? Yeah, apparently that didn't exist.
Below that, there natural law - which is simply “act in honour and do no harm”. That applies to men, women, people, and things that are alive, which I guess means animals are bound over to do no harm and act with honour. I'll remind my cat of that, the next time she pees behind the TV.
Below natural law, Cahill says, is the legal system, which only applies to things that are not alive. The legal system only applies to a business, “legal entity”, “corporation”, or dead body
@Marsh Once upon a time I was fascinated by conspiracy theories as entertainment: the hollow earth with the Nazi UFO base inside beneath Antarctica (or the one on the moon), lizard people who walk among us, KGB mind control laser satellites, etc. Seeing the harm caused to believers and by believers and the spread to credulous and power-hungry politicians has sucked all of the entertainment value out of it.
Darren Aaronovitch's "Voodoo Histories' revealed the antisemitism beneath many fringe beliefs; that was the final straw for me - we have to take these people and movements seriously because of their potential for greater harm.
Michael Marshall
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