Newly Leaked Video Confirmed As Authentic

Newly leaked Navy footage confirmed as authentic by the Pentagon appears to show a UFO buzz a United States stealth ship before diving under the water.

Commenting on the video, an ex-navy officer said that the technology on show was 100 to 1000 years ahead of that possessed by the United States.

Jeremy Corbell, who obtained the footage told NBC News that the footage was captured off the coast of California in July 2019 by Navy aircraft and stored in the USS Omaha’s Combat Information Centre.

In the clip, what seems to be a rounded object is observed hovering above the water for a few minutes near San Diego before it seemingly disappears below the surface.

Military personnel can be heard saying in the video that it splashed and then it disappeared.

The US Defence Department confirmed that the clip was certainly recorded by Navy personnel, adding that it would be reviewed by the Pentagon’s Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force.

The panel was established last year to obtain insight into the nature and origins of unidentified objects such as the one seen in the video, and in an interview with CNN’s Chris Cuomo and Sean Cahil, a retired US Navy Chief Masters at Arms on the USS Princeton, he talked about a sighting of a UFO that had become known as the ‘Tic-Tac’ because of its appearance.

He told Chris Cuomo that the technology that they witnessed with the Tic-Toc was something they wouldn’t be able to defend their forces against at the time.

He said that what they saw in the Tic-Tac was five observables, and that indicated a technology that surpasses their arsenal by at least 100 to 1000 years at the moment.

He continued that first of all, the aircraft had zero control surfaces, it had no means of propulsion that they could identify, it moved at hypersonic speeds and it preceded the pilots to their cap point, so it appeared to have some awareness of where the pilots were headed ahead of time.

He said that they don’t possess those skills to do that in their arsenals at the moment.

Cahil was joined by Christopher Mellon, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defence for Intelligence during the Clinton and George W Bush presidencies.

When questioned why such sightings were deserving of the public’s attention, Christopher Mellon said it was because they have recurring breaches of US airspace by unidentified vehicles.

However, they never said that aliens are real, they just released footage of a flying object that they can’t identify. Yet you could probably take a photo of a moving aircraft, but the military can only take blurry ones. Don’t they have zoom or automatic tracking for this sort of thing?

These stories have been repeated on numerous outlets, although we should always be wary of UFO sightings and associated videos because they can easily be simulated. However, this article was based on information released by official military sources, and it’s thought that the Pentagon report detailing the ongoing threat from UFO’s to US national security is soon due to be released – that will be interesting.

I’m not one to believe in UFO’s or visitors from another planet, but we can’t be the only species out there, so perhaps there is something to this?

Perhaps governments believe we’re going to panic if they tell us anything and that we’ll create a scene and make a run on banks, petrol and toilet paper!

If this was genuine and suddenly we had a far superior, powerful race on Earth, I wonder how the world’s governments would react? They’d probably put us all on lockdown, and why would such a complex life force want to play hide and seek?

It would either have the ability to take by force, which it hasn’t, or it’s just seen all it needs to see about us, and would just move on because no alien life form would be foolish enough to stay voluntarily on this crazed planet.

Boris Johnson Convenes Cabinet

Boris Johnson is gathering his Cabinet for crunch talks amid grim claims there’s a close to nil chance of June 21 lockdown easing going ahead as hoped.

The Prime Minister and his senior ministers are meeting with concern over the fast-spreading Indian variant of coronavirus running high.

Ministers are preparing emergency plans that could see local restrictions used to battle hotspots, or even the next step of the roadmap delayed.

In the echo of the tiers system brought in last summer, people in the worst-hit areas could be told to stay at home and restaurants and shops forced to close, with stricken businesses given more grants to keep them afloat.

There’s also growing doubts about whether lockdown can be lifted across England on June 21.

Just a week ago Boris Johnson was holding out the possibility of a widespread lifting of legal constraints and social distancing, but it now seems that a review of the rules is unlikely to report this month.

One government source told ITV News that some of the loosenings that took effect this week, including the Rule of Six socialising indoors and in bars and restaurants, might have to be rolled back.

They said that it was clear that some social distancing would have to be retained, and that not everything they set out for 21 June will likely happen, but it was also possible some of the easings they’ve done will have to be reversed.

Any backtracking would be a tremendous setback for Boris Johnson after he pledged a careful but irreversible departure from lockdown.

Tory ministers and MPs have been warning the Prime Minister against changing course, protesting that curbs mustn’t be extended to protect people who are refusing vaccines, which are thought to be effective against the Indian variant.

One Cabinet minister warned that missing the June 21 milestone could become Boris Johnson’s ‘Theresa May moment’, a reference to her failed Brexit deadline.

The source said that this freedom date was burned onto people’s brains in the same way her date for leaving the EU was, and when she missed it, she was finished.

The source said that No 10 had overreacted to panicked warnings from the usual suspects in parts of the health establishment.

It comes as Matt Hancock announced that a total of 2,323 cases of the Indian COVID variant have now been discovered in England, as figures reveal they’ve quadrupled in just ten days and now account for at least one in five infections.

But has the COVID 19 ever really been isolated? Or is it about creating fear because when people are fearful they do illogical things and follow ridiculous guidelines, such as mask-wearing and social distancing? And if this has all just been grabbed out of the sky, then it’s all about money, control and making trillions of pounds.

Most people have done everything that was asked of them. Not seeing any family members for over a year, or visited anyone’s house.

People have worn masks everywhere, used hand gel that often makes your hands sore.

People have worked on the frontline and often struggled to speak to loved ones.

They’ve had their vaccines, even though it made their arm hurt, and they still went straight back to work, so it’s not surprising that people are feeling let down, outraged and betrayed by the government, who didn’t appear to learn their lesson from the blunders they made last year, and the Indian variant was allowed to come into the United Kingdom after everything people have been through. This is inexcusable, and it has been allowed to happen.

Ministers Are Split

Ministers are at loggerheads over whether to prolong lockdown beyond June 21 to protect idiot vaccine refuseniks from the Indian variant.

Tensions are growing within the government as the more transmissible strain threatens to derail the roadmap, which should see all legal restrictions lifted from next month.

Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng maintained he was still convinced that the schedule could be kept despite anxiety about surging cases in hotspots.

However, he warned against discrediting those who don’t want to get jabs and summing up the dilemma over June 21 one minister told Politico that the danger was that a small number of idiots ruin it for everyone else.

Meanwhile, there’s surging speculation that local curbs might be needed in England to keep the wider easing on track, with Scotland already targeting restrictions on specific areas.

The wrangling is intensifying as Boris Johnson urged families to adopt a heavy measure of caution with the ban on indoor socialising and hugs finally ending today.

In a guarded statement before revellers mobbed into pubs to celebrate the lifting of restrictions, the Prime Minister said the emergence of the Indian strain of coronavirus meant the restored freedoms should be exercised carefully.

Britain reported four new daily COVID deaths and 1,926 cases yesterday as Matt Hancock urged people to hug mindfully and get jabbed to prevent the new Indian strain from spreading like wildfire.

The government’s COVID dashboard revealed there was an eight per cent rise in cases over the last week, as most of the United Kingdom prepared to loosen COVID restrictions.

The UK’s daily death toll has doubled in the last week, from two on May 9 to four yesterday, bringing the UK total to 127,679 who have died.

There was a recorded 129 people on ventilation in hospital in the United Kingdom and 991 people currently hospitalised due to the virus, as of Thursday, May 13, the latest figures available.

From today, pubs, restaurants and cafes can serve customers indoors. Cinemas and hotels can reopen and people can embrace loved ones from other households for the first time in more than a year.

Tory MPs called on Boris Johnson to reject warnings from scientists that lockdown restraints may have to remain in place longer because of the new variant.

Former minister Simon Clarke said that the evidence was increasingly encouraging that vaccination works against the Indian variant, but that it was important people got the vaccine when offered, and that the broader society shouldn’t be held back from recovering their freedoms by those who choose not to protect themselves and others.

But is this really less about the virus and more about the government being unable to waive control over the people now? And is this not just pure coercion from our government? Or are we all fools for getting a rushed vaccine that’s still in the emergency stage?

But perhaps it’s not the refuseniks that are idiots, maybe it’s the people that have had their jabs that are slaves and sheeple, although that’s probably insulting the sheep because they’ve probably got more sense than human beings have.

The whole world has had enough of these lockdowns now, and everything, everywhere worldwide must reopen because people want to live, they don’t want to be locked inside like a caged animal, and individuals can take their own precautions!

So, what’s the plan now, to shut down the whole country until everyone agrees to have the vaccine – because of course, that’s not shady at all, is it now?

The government had no problem allowing movement between India and the United Kingdom when the new variant emerged, but yet they’re concerned about the British people moving around in Britain.

Boris Johnson Slams Disgusting Racism

Boris Johnson has condemned acts of shameful racism after a convoy of vehicles bearing Palestinian flags drove through a Jewish neighbourhood in north London while the passengers shrieked ‘f* their mothers, f* their daughters’.

Footage on social media showed the vehicles passing down Finchley Road with passengers heard to scream vulgar language and threats upon Jews.

Onlookers were left horrified after the convoy yelled: ”F* all of them. F* their mothers, f*** their daughters and show your support for Palestine. Rape their daughters and we have to send a message like that. Please do it for the poor children in Gaza.’

The Metropolitan Police said they were aware of the incident in the St John’s Wood area and were carrying out urgent enquiries to identify those responsible, and the force said that this kind of behaviour would not be tolerated.

The footage, along with other incidents that have emerged following large pro-Palestine demonstrations over the weekend, has won cross-party criticism.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson tweeted that there’s no place for anti-Semitism in our society and that Ahead of Shavuot, he stood with Britain’s Jews who shouldn’t have to endure this type of shameful racism.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan tweeted that hate crimes were inexcusable and had no place in our city and that he’d been in touch with the Met Police Commissioner about the appalling reports of antisemitic attacks over the weekend.

He said that Londoner’s could expect to see high visibility police patrols and that the Met Police had been working jointly with the Community Security Trust, and that he and his team would continue to monitor the situation closely.

Labour MP Tulip Siddiq condemned the horrifying displays of anti-Semitism in Finchley, adding that there was no place for vile hate speech.

Tulip Siddiq, the MP for Hampstead and Kilburn, tweeted that she’d seen the footage of horrifying antisemitic behaviour on the Finchley Road in her constituency, and that it had been referred to the police and she hoped action would be taken, and that this vile hate speech had no place in Hampstead and Kilburn or anywhere else.

Gideon Falter, Chief Executive of Campaign Against Antisemitism, told a news outlet that this convoy and demonstration was entirely predictable and preventable and that they’d been advertised for a week.

And he said Jews had to witness the frightful reality that in 2021, people can drive through the metropolis of our country calling for our daughters to be raped, with nobody in sight to protect them or take action.

He said that there must be an immediate police crackdown on those responsible for these acts of Jew-hatred and an inquiry into why the Metropolitan Police Service allowed these demonstrations to go ahead without proper measures in position to prevent this criminality.

This was abusive speech, and antisemitic people should be treated harshly, particularly if they’re found to be guilty of their wrongdoing, and our government should ensure that law and order is enforced via the police force, although our police are normally vastly outnumbered, so there’s not a lot they can do because of government cutbacks.

The situation doesn’t look very good, and what is this country becoming? And this is utterly disgraceful, but what’s more disgraceful is nothing will be done about it, and our politicians have become a sham, and it’s about time the army was brought in to deal with stuff like this, but like usual the hatred will go on.

Dangerous Thug

A dangerous criminal has been imprisoned for a terrifying crime in which he pulled a woman’s teeth out with his bare hands.

A court heard that Sohaib Younis, 27, from Halifax, West Yorkshire, also punched his ex in the face and stabbed her in the side of the head with a pair of scissors, and at one point during the frightening attack, Sohaib Younis pinned his victim down, put his hand into her mouth and yanked out two bottom teeth.

Bradford Crown Court heard the defendant breached a restraining order last year to enter the woman’s home and attempt to resume their ended relationship.

Following a struggle between the pair Sohaib Younis told the victim he would kill her if she called the police then fled the scene, but he returned a week later and got into the house, but became furious when his ex said he couldn’t get into bed, striking her numerous times in the face.

Sohaib Younis dragged her into the living room by her hair and booted her in the face before picking up a pair of scissors and stabbing her in the left side of her head.

Prosecutor Nadim Bashir said that he then refused to leave and lunged at her with a screwdriver causing a cut above her eye.

He told the court that Sohaib Younis pinned the woman down, put his hand into her mouth and pulled out her two bottom teeth, and it was heard that she tried to flee through the bathroom window but he attacked her again, squeezing her throat.

It was heard that when he found out that the police were looking for him, he struck the woman again and hit her over the head with a clock.

Sohaib Younis was captured three days later and claimed to be confused about events, and he said that he’d quit taking his psychosis medication and was using crack cocaine, and he later pleaded guilty for unlawful wounding and breaching the restraining order and on Friday was convicted to four years behind bars.

Judge Jonathan Rose said it was simply fortuitous that more severe injuries were not caused to the woman and described the offender as a dangerous man, but four years for such a serious offence doesn’t seem long enough for this man because this is a ludicrous sentence.

The entire system is seriously broken, and it’s no surprise crime is rising, and there’s no deterrent.

This is sickening, and where’s the justice for this unfortunate woman, who will now be maimed for life both physically and mentally.

This was a particularly cowardly act towards another human being, and he will ultimately be free to find another vulnerable lady to dominate, hurt and eventually disfigure, if not worse, but he was clearly not considered dangerous enough, but of course, the British justice systems is always reliable, I think not!

And how are women supposed to feel supported enough to report domestic abuse in the first place? There was already a restraining order in place, but then the CPS have been lacklustre for decades now.

This man obviously has a violent personality, and will undoubtedly re-offend again once he’s out of jail, and it seems that with such a short sentence given, the United Kingdom is now promoting crime.

And he will be out in no time at all to finish off this poor woman who’s been already traumatised for the rest of her life, so well done to the judge that was dishing out this joke of a punishment.

GPs Hit Back

Health chiefs faced a fierce backlash after ordering GPs to offer face to face appointments for patients, and several Local Medical Committees, groups that represent grassroots GPs across the United Kingdom, wrote to members asking them to reject the new guidance.

The letters, seen by a news outlet, called the move badly judged and frankly ludicrous.

They also suggested that practices remove the email from the NHS England or file it as a keepsake to incompetence.

Meanwhile, the British Medical Association (BMA) accused civil servants of being tone-deaf for not recognising the efforts GPs were making and the pressure they were feeling as a consequence of extensive workload demands.

Doctors on social media also rounded on the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), which last weekend echoed their concerns about policymakers trying to make digital-first services common practice.

NHS England’s updated guidance means all patients will be able to request an in-person appointment with their doctor unless they have COVID symptoms.

Telephone and online appointments, popular with numerous patients, who find them more effective, will remain, but crucially, practices must respect patients choices for face to face care.

RCGP chief Professor Martin Marshall said it was encouraging that this left room for shared decision making between GP and patient on the most appropriate method of consultation, yet GPs on Twitter called the response inadequate, feeble and tepid, and one suggested that doctors had been shafted by the college, and in an online poll, ten per cent of respondents said they’d rather leave medicine than accept the new rules.

And insiders revealed that while the vast preponderance of GPs had been offering face to face appointments, there were pockets where practices had shut up shop.

A source said that the NHS guidance was blunt, and that most of them had been offering a good service in especially challenging circumstances, and that people were feeling besieged as it was, and that this went down badly.

Evidence suggests that phone and online consultation forms had actually increased GPs workloads and that many were experiencing long days of back to back telephone appointments.

The insider added that they knew there were pockets of bad practices, where doctors had shut up shop, and then you get slack GPs who’d willingly do everything over the telephone or on email.

The new rules were aimed at this majority but were sent to everyone, and that was upsetting, and the policy shift was a victory for the news outlets campaign to Let Us See Our GPs Face To Face.

All GPs would have been vaccinated, and hospital doctors are working, but nobody can get referred to a hospital without being first screened by a GP, and they don’t appear to want to see patients whilst raking in a top wage, and if they want telephone only appointments then they may as well move the so-called GP surgeries to call centres, and if you can see a nurse face to face, then you should be able to see a doctor face to face.

Matt Hancock brought in the directive for doctors not to see patients in person and it appears that he only wants telephone and Zoom calls.

Matt Hancock is out of touch, but then all he has to do is phone up his private healthcare for an appointment, which is funded by the taxpayer, and it’s unbelievable that some doctors, not all of them, think it’s okay to hide away as their patients suffer, and those that are hiding are a disgrace to the medical profession.

Hardworking Aussie

A middle-aged father says he’s been rejected from 237 jobs in just 17 months because employers believe he’s too old.

Western Australian man Nicolas Winterson is just 53 and fighting to land himself a full-time job despite a lifetime of experience in the Navy and senior investigation roles.

He served with the Royal Australian Navy for ten years, worked as a high-level fraud and forensics manager for twenty years and speaks Malay and Bahasa Indonesian.

At one point he was director of forensic services at KPMG Australia, a globally recognised firm that provides audit, tax and advisory services.

Nicolas Winterson has been applying for every potential job under the sun and handing in his application for both senior and junior positions.

He’s put in an application to work at ASIO, the police force, home affairs office and even hardware giant Bunnings, but every single application has been rejected despite his remarkable resume and lifelong experience.

And a distraught Nicolas Winterson believes recruiters are overlooking his candidacy for the roles because of one thing that’s out of his control, and he told the West Australian that they think 53 is too old, and that recruiters have a bias against people over a certain age, and that they’re after young people, and that he’s finding it difficult because some of those roles, he fits the job description perfectly.

Nicolas Winterson said he was even told by a Bunning’s employer that he didn’t get the position because the hardware giant was looking for a specific kind of person.

The 53-year-old has an 11-year-old son and worries he won’t be able to look after him much longer if he isn’t hired by someone.

The Australian Human Rights Commission and Australian Human Resources Institute released a report in April that looked into ageism in the Australian workforce.

It found more employers were more hesitant to hire workers over a particular age while there’s also been a slight variation in perception in what age group would be classed as an older worker.

Around 17 per cent of recruiters classified 51-57-year-olds as older workers in 2021, compared to only 11 per cent in 2018, and a disturbing 46.7 per cent of employers admitted they would be more reluctant to hire a worker over a particular age.

Fifty-three years old is not even old and it’s shocking, and yet they keep increasing the pension age, but that’s because they hope that everybody drops dead before then, and if people of a particular age aren’t going to be able to get employment because of this, then they need to lower the retirement age.

I guess that just about sums up Bunnings, and blows a hole in what people thought was a great company that supported Australian and even perhaps the Australian services, and I would love to know which clown’s going to take the blame for this and how their PR team will attempt to twist their way out of this one.

And there’s so much support and attention on young people, which of course, there should be, but the over fifties are being completely forgotten about, and this is just covert age discrimination.

Age discrimination is widespread for the over fifties, even if they have both life and work experience, and the dedication to actually turn up for work, but there appears to be this culture within HR departments that the younger the employee fits better.

But older people make much better workers. They don’t take off time to have children, they’re dependable because they know jobs are difficult to come by and they do the work normally without whinging, but most companies are encouraged not to hire them.

Enormous 120-Tonne Bridge Falls From Crane

A 120-tonne bridge has fallen from a crane with pieces of rubble falling onto the street and squashing a truck below.

The incident took place in Regent Street, Leeds as contractors worked on the A64 bridge replacement works that will see a new £31 million flyover established in the city centre.

It’s understood the enormous structure was being moved by a crane when it came hurtling to the ground and destroyed a large vehicle below.

According to Leeds City Council, a piece of the concrete bridge had been securely installed onto a heavy load trailer, but a malfunction caused it to shift from its resting position.

The Regent Street Inner Ring Road had been closed since yesterday evening for bridge demolition works, and an onlooker revealed to LeedsLive that a 120-tonne section of the A64 bridge replacement had just fallen on a truck from the crane.

The works were expected to last the next four weekends, until 5.30 am on Monday, June 7.

The Inner Ring Road site was set to reopen on Monday, but images from this morning show the area has been fenced off.

In a statement posted this morning, Leeds City Council said that essential work to demolish and reconstruct the northern section of Regent Street Flyover was currently ongoing, and that last night, a concrete section of the demolished bridge was being hoisted onto a specialist trailer to be disposed of and recycled away from the site.

Leeds City Council said it was safely installed onto a heavy load vehicle, however, there was a failure of the trailer, causing a piece of the bridge to move from its resting position, and that it’s now being broken up for safe removal and will be cleared from the site by lunchtime today.

The council has also since established there were no injuries as a result of this incident.

Work on the Leeds Regent Street flyover project, which is expected to cost £31 million, started last May and is expected to last two years.

As part of the upgrade scheme, the 60-year-old bridge that supports the A64 Inner Ring Road over the A61 Regent Street will need to be demolished.

I just hope this work isn’t being carried out by the Trotters because I’d hate to let them take my chandeliers down for cleaning! And you would think that in today’s health and safety this kind of thing shouldn’t be happening.

Leeds is like the city that time forgot, and now it’s like living in downtown Moscow it’s become that grey.

Of course, the crane driver will blame the faulty trailer, the trailer owner will blame the crane driver, and their lawyers will be grinning and rubbing their hands together, but it’s also always a good idea not to be under anything that’s lifting a crane because there have been loads of crane failures, and it makes perfect sense to not be in the way at the time.

Perhaps we should have had Steptoe & Son on this because they would have had that on the cart and in the back yard in a jiffy, and is this going to be the new normal now with the state the construction industry is in.

From the cheap labour to the clowns in the offices, who’ve never worked in the field, straight out of college and haven’t got a clue how to plan the work. All they know is how to delay or stop it.

It was only a matter of time before an incident like this transpired, with councils having used lockdowns and COVID restrictions as an excuse to push construction work on their costly vanity projects, with work frequently being rushed to fit into ever-changing windows between more and fewer restrictions.

Dire SAGE Warning

SAGE issued a dire warning that the Indian COVID variant could put 10,000 in hospital a day inside months, putting the end of lockdown in danger, and leading experts to back regional vaccine surges.

Government scientists also suggested it could lead to up to a thousand deaths a day by the summer, admitting there’s a real possibility it’s far more transmissible than the Kent strain.

The SPI-M subgroup said it was confident the mutant B.1.617.2 strain was more contagious than the currently dominant variant, and that it could spread 50 per cent more quickly.

It warned that pressing on with easing all lockdown restrictions on June 21, as is currently the plan for England, could soon lead to widespread hospitalisation because there are still too few adults vaccinated to prevent its progress.

Documents released by the group reveal how scientists have considered rolling out a surge of jabs in towns and cities worst affected by the Indian variant, although this was eventually ruled out.

The papers read that if vaccination reduces the likelihood of transmission for this variant, increasing regional vaccination in areas where it’s prevalent could dampen growth in infections, although it takes several weeks for vaccines to provide protection.

The benefits would need to be weighed against the costs of moving vaccines from elsewhere. JCVI continues to evaluate the evidence on different vaccinations strategies.

The bleak models were presented to No 10 after cases of the strain more than doubled in seven days and four people were found to have died from the variant, and the fact it’s spreading quickly when the country is still in lockdown and amongst a highly vaccinated population has sent alarm bells ringing.

England’s chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty told a Downing Street press conference that the variant was expected to become the most aggressive in the United Kingdom.

The Government’s scientists have said they’re confident the strain isn’t more dangerous and that vaccines will work well against it, but they warn the death toll could soar significantly by the fact it’s able to infect more people than previous strains and there are still 30 million unvaccinated Britons.

Surge testing is being deployed in 15 hotspots, mostly in the North West of England, and second vaccine doses are being sped up for over 50s to contain the strain and pre-empt a deadly third wave.

SPI-M scientists advising SAGE this month estimated what a more transmissible strain could do to the country after lockdown is lifted in June and maintained it could trigger up to 20,000 hospital admissions per day in a worst-case situation. January’s peak, which almost paralysed the NHS, was about 3,800 a day in England.

But it also appears that SAGE can be somewhat manipulative and more often than not, wrong – the vaccine either works or it doesn’t, and their computer modelling was, and is flawed, and they’re always prophesying doom, but it’s time to move on, and get on with what’s left of our lives.

According to figures online, India has had 24 million cases and 26,2000 deaths. Yet apparently, the United Kingdom has had 4.4 million cases and 12,8000 deaths.

How can these numbers be correct, if this Indian COVID variant is apparently worse, how come India has had an extra 20 million cases but deaths are only just double? And it just shows the COVID death rate in this country is way off, and too many people have been wrongly classified as a COVID death just because it’s the easiest thing to do.

And it seems that this crisis is not about the virus, and they’re using this crisis across the world in a socialist strategy of subversion to control everyone and to prepare us for their New World Order.

Here we have it, folks, more lockdown coming, and some people will accept it for what it is, but numerous people won’t, and what’s the point of us being vaccinated if they’re still going to keep us tied down with no joy in our lives, and it’s now crystal clear that they won’t take that jackboot off our necks because they’re all drunk on power.

Prince Harry Talks About Going Wild In His Youth

Prince Harry has spoken of going wild as he talked with a Hollywood star about their own drugs and alcohol problems.

The Duke of Sussex, 36, was speaking on actor Dax Shepard’s ‘Armchair Expert’ mental health podcast when he made the remarks.

Harry was questioning the star, who’s married to Frozen actress Kristen Bell, about the American’s substance use in high school.

The Royal asked him about Shepard’s awareness of what sparked his path towards drugs as a teenager.

Harry told him that for him it was his upbringing and everything that happened to him, the trauma, pain and suffering.

And he said that all of a sudden you find yourself doing a s*** load of drugs and partying hard, and that look at how many other people do that as well. They wouldn’t have the awareness at the time, and that he certainly wouldn’t have had the awareness when he was going wild.

And he said it’s like why am I actually doing this? But that at that moment it’s like, this is fun, and that in your 20s, it’s what you’re supposed to do.

Harry himself has been linked to smoking cannabis and drinking, and a recent Channel 5 documentary called Prince Harry: The Troubled Prince featured broadcaster Daisy McAndrew.

She told the programme, you can understand how a lonely, privileged troubled Prince would end up drinking and partying and taking cannabis to fill those hours and hang out with people he thought really liked or even loved him.

Prince Charles is understood to have taken the young Duke aged 16 to a residential centre for drug users for a visit after finding out, and reformed users at Peckham’s Featherstone Lodge warned him their addictions had begun with drinking alcohol and smoking cannabis.

Harry’s comments came on Shephard’s podcast where he bared his soul on his unhappiness in the Royal family.

He also said he was so desperate to conceal his relationship with Meghan when she stayed at Kensington Palace for the first time that they went incognito to the supermarket and pretended they didn’t know each other, texting shopping list items from various aisles.

Chatting with a slight American twang to his British accent, Harry said his life was like The Truman Show when Jim Carrey’s character discovers his life is a TV drama, as he discussed his emotional state and how he began therapy after Meghan saw he was angry.

And he’s like most stars who party around the world, in a balloon of bodyguards and a fixed number of friends, but unlike most celebrities, he never knew life before he became a superstar.

Of course, in the case of his family, it means that Harry has always been in the spotlight, and his every move has been scrutinised. Of course, he’s lived a pretty vested life, but you don’t choose the family that you’re born into.

And perhaps beneath all that pain, maybe he does fancy himself a little, and perhaps he was never remotely interesting, yet people are always somewhere talking about him.

I quite like Harry, not really sure about Meghan yet, but she’s his wife and he clearly loves his family.

And of course, losing your mother so young must have a lasting impact on your well-being, and living amongst the Royal family must have taken its toll, one where no one talks about their vulnerabilities and emotions.

Harry is clearly still exploring his vulnerability, but at least he’s on a journey to becoming wholehearted, and if he helps save one young life from drugs, he will have made a difference to that person and the world.

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