Sadly, the confidential Pfizer documents coupled with staggering deaths among children suggest Deagel’s depopulation figures were not just an estimation, but a target.
While you were distracted by the “Where’s Princess Kate Conspiracy”, Deagel’s Depopulation Forecast was confirmed by Heavily Censored Pfizer Documents
What has Deagel Predicted?
Deagel.com’s [infamous] 2025 forecast was removed from their website sometime in 2020. However, thanks to the Wayback Machine / Internet Archive, we are able to view the original predictions before discovered by critical thinkers.
Deagel predicted in 2020 that the United Kingdom would see its population decline by 77.1% by the year 2025.
Deagel predicted in 2020 that the United States would see its population decline by 68.5 % by the year 2025.
Deagel predicted in 2020 that Germany would see its population decline by 65.1% by the year 2025.
Deagel predicted in 2020 that Australia would see its population decline by 34.6% by the year 2025.
While also predicting a huge decline among many other Western countries.
A full list of Deagel’s original apocalyptic depopulation predictions can be viewed here.
Sadly, the confidential Pfizer documents coupled with staggering deaths among children suggest Deagel’s depopulation figures were not just an estimation, but a target.
Bullet Points: UK’s Zionist Parliment Prepares for Nazi Anti-Speech Legislation by Redefining “EXTREMISM”
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GEMMA O’DOHERTY AT THE FREEMASONIC COURTS OF IRELAND 12APRIL2024
He adjourned it to June 7th.
Gemma O'Doherty says judge should not hear case of former Garda commissioner
Gemma O'Doherty said Mr Callinan had her dismissed from her job as a journalist with Independent News and Media and for which she got an apology in court from the newspaper.
Backtracking, the article (below) is from May 2023:
High Court action taken against Gemma O’Doherty over image linking teenager’s death to vaccine
Edel Campbell, mother of Diego Gilsenan (18), taking proceedings over inclusion of son’s image in montage
the amendment could even see service providers such as cleaners, plumbers and IT service providers that have access to laptops and routers inside people’s homes be forced to provide information and serve as “surrogate spies,”
NSA “Just Days Away From Taking Over The Internet” Warns Ed Snowden
The United States National Security Agency (NSA) is only days away from “taking over the internet” with a massive expansion of its surveillance powers , according to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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HARASSMENT TODAY ON JOURNALISM - RICHARD D HALL INTERVIEWS GEMMA O’DOHERTY
Gemma O’Doherty joins Richard to talk about her career in Ireland and how she parted company with her employer, who demanded that she cease reporting on corruption within the Irish state. Since leaving mainstream journalism she has continued to lead her field as a fully independent ’proper’ investigative journalist, uncovering many serious injustices in Ireland. In recent years she has suffered, what appear to be orchestrated legal attacks, which are being supported by the mainstream media. "Lawfare" seems to the be price that investigative journalists are now paying, for searching for and reporting on uncomfortable truths. - Lawfare in Journalism.
DIGITAL ID TO USE THE INTERNET! - AUSTRALIA'S "SOCIAL LICENSES" TO SPREAD WORLDWIDE
Josh Sigurdson reports on the latest adoption of an internet "Digital ID" in order to "stop misinformation" as Australia goes full technocratic tyranny.
Australian politicians demanding forced online ID, AI-assisted content surveillance to stop spread of “misinformation”
Just like what's happening here in the United States right now, Australian politicians from both sides of the political spectrum are demanding "more vigilance" from social media platforms in censoring information.
The recent Sydney stabbing attacks and what people are saying about them online prompted Australian politicians to call for sweeping new censorship rules to remove all "misinformation" about the incidents from the internet – but will it work?
In addition to pushing for new online age verification requirements in order to use the internet, the Australian government also wants more artificial intelligence embedded within online systems to surveil, detect and remove anything the government decides is "false" or off limits to the public.
Both Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and opposition leader Peter Dutton are in full agreement with one another that more censorship is needed to immediately put a lid on the truth – or as they put it, to "protect users."
"I am prepared to take whatever action is necessary to haul these companies into line," promised Albanese about the new effort.
(Related: Did you catch the news about Tasmanian Sen. Jacqui Lambie, who wants to imprison Elon Musk for not censoring people enough on his X platform?)
The only thing politicians can agree on is supporting censorship
One of the things Albanese is really upset about right now is social media response time to removing things like citizen-captured video footage of the stabbings. Instead of sharing the footage online with others, Albanese wants social media users to forward it to the police.
He also says that social media companies need to look at their existence more as a privilege offered to them by the government rather than a right that they are afforded by their own self-will.
"They must start to understand their social responsibility," Albanese said, addressing the concept of what he called "social license."
If it were up to Albanese, social media would not exist at all because in his view, it is a "scourge in many ways."
Dutton agrees, supporting the online age verification, or digital ID, system of ensuring that the internet is only accessible to people whom the government deems worthy of using it. Implementing mandatory digital ID, according to Dutton, would make the internet much "better."
Dutton also wants to expand Australian law to more strictly prohibit the sharing and spread of "disinformation" and "misinformation," boasting that perhaps Five Eyes, an intelligence coalition comprised of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the U.S., should start to "exert pressure" on social media companies.
Using the "But what about the children!" argument that politicians throughout the ages have been inclined to do, Dutton argues that restricting the internet with an iron fist is the only way to protect children online.
As for AI, Dutton thinks it should be "put to good use" by social media companies to enable mass censorship, even if harmless content gets captured in the AI dragnet right alongside misinformation.
"When they have that red flag, they should take it down," Dutton maintains. "If there's a hesitation of putting it up, if it's an innocent graphic that they've caught, well, they can rectify that."
Australian Agriculture Minister Murray Watt also agrees with this "stronger laws" approach to censorship. He, too, is worried about "misinformation," as is Labor Minister Chris Bowen, who described X as "a cesspit of misinformation and violence" that "won't be put up with."
"We want to support the government … where it is effectively holding social media giants to account," added opposition foreign spokesman Simon Birmingham in support of more censorship.
The West's number-one goal right now seems to be to silence everyone who criticizes the establishment.
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND EQUAL ACCESS TO INFORMATION IS DETERIORATING | RUSSIAN NEWS
Russia's official representative to the United Nations (UN) Security Council, Dmitry Polyansky, spoke about the trend towards further degradation of the situation with ensuring freedom of expression and equal access to information, which has worsened in light of the crisis around Ukraine.