David Icke: Beyond the Cutting Edge Page #10

target for those that manipulate us big time.

When we take psychoactive

drugs - I did it twice by 2003,

it's quite an experience, but I

don't feel I need to do it again -

what is happening is it's affecting

the way our brain-mind-bodies decode reality.

And it is opening up a

wider range of frequencies.

And that's why we

experience extraordinary things.

How can this be? That is not real!

No, it's not real here, but it is real.

At other times, you access

frequencies that are so far out there

the left brain can't work it

out. I call it 'bugger me' time.

You know, 'bugger

this, I can't work this out.'

And you get this kind of

amazing concepts and energies

and consciousness coming out.

And the left brain is

trying to work it out. Well, you gotta

decode it into something, you know.

And it's like:
'All right. It's a turquoise

eagle eating a Big Mac.' - 'OK. I'll do that.'

And then you go:
'Hey, man.

I had incredible trip last night.'

'I saw this big turquoise eagle.

It was eating a Big Mac, you know.'

That was 'bugger me' time. It couldn't

work it out, mate, what was going on.

And this is the target: the

left brain, the soldiers on the door.

This is a key to

understanding this conspiracy.

The whole of society is structured

to turn people into left-brain prisoners,

who experience reality through that

version of perception. Apartness, division.

I am Charley Smith.

I must jump over everybody

to succeed. I must be a success.

People must say you're successful.

That's my identity. That's my sense of self.

And so what they do...

I mean, look at the system.

If you want to progress within the

system, this left-brain society we live in,

then you have to be very,

very good at passing exams.

You go to school - you pass exams.

And what are you doing in exams?

You're taking information given to

you, you're putting it in the left brain,

you're holding it, you're regurgitating

it out on an exam paper by telling the system

what it's told you to believe.

If you're very good at

that, you go to university.

If you're really good at that, you go to Oxford

University or Cambridge or Yale or somewhere.

Unless you've got a few quid, in which

case, you go anyway like George Bush.

Anyway.

And then, you choose your speciality.

If you're very, very good at university

at passing exams, then you get great

degrees and then your speciality, and you go into

being a doctor, a scientist,

even a politician, all these people.

And therefore, all these people

that are in the positions of power

within the institutions that control and

dictate the reality and direction of society

are all, by the time they get there,

fully paid up prisoners of the left soddin' brain.

That's why scientists can't

get it, most of the mainstream ones.

Cause they're so in here, how can

they understand concepts of reality in here?

They can't.

- That's rubbish! I can't see it, taste

it, hear it, or feel it, so it can't exist.

- But it does.

- No, it can't exist.

And I'm a scientist. I'm clever.

And so if you look at society,

you'll see more as the month go on,

you are looking at a society designed to

put the sentries across the entrance to that.

So this doesn't talk to itself,

and they don't become whole-brain people.

We become prisoners, and that

prison is the prison of the left brain.

That's what it is, essentially.

Rene Descartes, the French

philosopher and mathematician,

said this about finding a

way to express self-identity:

'I think, therefore I am.'

I would take it to stage further, and I

would say, at the body consciousness level:

I compute, therefore I am.

What we're being

subjected to is mass hypnosis.

Mass hypnosis just like the stage

hypnotist and the stooges on the stage

where the hypnotist puts into the stooge

a programmed version of reality, a belief in reality.

And then what happens is

that belief edits reality to fit the belief.

So suddenly, they see

an elephant in the audience.

There's no elephant in the

audience, but there is in their reality.

They eat a potato and taste an apple,

because, although the electrical signal

of the taste of the potato has gone to the brain,

the imposed belief, the program,

re-codes that signal into the taste of an apple.

The person is tasting an

apple while eating a potato.

That is what MSG does in food. They

call it a flavour enhancer. What is it?

It tricks the brain to decode more taste

than is actually in the food, that's what it is.

A weird feeling with a mass version

of hypnosis on the people of this world.

Paul McKenna, he's a hypnotist

and works with the mind of people,

television shows and stuff like that.

I watched... Where I saw this?...

It used to be on the Internet,

I don't think you can see it now, but

it was from the Top Gear program on BBC.

And if you haven't seen it, what

happened was this guy, Richard Hammond,

he was put under hypnosis by McKenna.

And the first part of it was

they were out filming at a race track.

And of course, once you're put into a trance,

a programmed trance, a programmed reality,

you lose the memory of being

put into the programmed reality.

That's how it works.

Nothing's happened to you in your mind.

So Hammond's just about to get in a

car to drive McKenna around the track,

and McKenna just went like that with

his fingers, and Hammond went boom! gone.

And McKenna said to him:

'When I bring you back to a

waking state' (or words to that effect),

'you are not gonna be able to

know anything about how to drive a car.'

He's come back, he

has no idea that's happened.

Sits in the car, got the key in his

hand, doesn't know what to do with it.

Completely, completely lost. Doesn't

know the first thing about driving a car.

So they come back to the studio live here,

and they have a laugh about it and everything,

and Hammond thinks it's all over, but,

you know, McKenna sitting there and everything.

And then McKenna does the same

thing in the studio, Hammond boom.

And he tells him

that this car, this toy car,

is actually his real Porsche 911

Turbo or something, some flash bloody car.

And he goes over, he gets into

it thinking this is his real car.

That is what's going on in

his mind as he decodes reality.

And then Jeremy Clarkson drives

this one into the side of this one.

He reacts as if he's

just pranged his real car.

Why? Because reality is being

decoded in his mind, and to him it's real.

And that's what's

happening to us all the time.

We're asleep, we're in a trance.

And that's why it's so

appropriate when people say:

'I'm waking up now. I can see it.'

As Voltaire said:

So long as the people do not

care to exercise their freedom,

those who wish to tyrannize will do so;

for tyrants are active and ardent,

and will devote themselves in the name

of any number of gods, religious and otherwise,

to put shackles upon sleeping men.

And, of course, first, you must

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