Published Jan 12, 2024

#114 - Ivor Cummins Talks About Everything

Ahmad Malik and Ivor Cummins dive into the nature of truth, medical miscommunication, ideological control, migration impacts, and media manipulation, revealing the complex dynamics of global power and societal structures.
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  • Censorship Tactics

    Ivor Cummins and Ahmad Malik discuss the pervasive tactics used to censor and control public discourse. Cummins shares his experience of being censored by mainstream media, revealing how he was kept off the airwaves for contradicting official narratives 1. Malik adds that their credibility and calm demeanor make them targets for censorship, as they present a threat to the established order 2.

    We are a threat to them. And that's a compliment. But that means we have to be super freaking careful.

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    Both emphasize the importance of remaining vigilant and careful in their communications to avoid further repercussions.

       

    Censorship and Awareness

    Cummins highlights how censorship has evolved, noting that certain topics are now permissible while others remain off-limits 3. Malik shares his personal experience of being scrutinized and penalized by hospitals for his public statements, likening it to being constantly monitored by police cars 4.

    It's getting ridiculous. But, you know, when it comes back to censorship, mate, you're 100% right.

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    They both stress the need to raise awareness about these tactics to prevent further erosion of free speech.

       

    Media Manipulation History

    The conversation shifts to the historical context of media manipulation. Cummins recounts how media behavior during the swine flu pandemic differed from COVID-19, attributing the change to increased media control by powerful entities 5. He also shares an anecdote about how his reasonable demeanor made him a target for media exclusion 6.

    The media as an organism realized that guy is too smart, too reasonable and too convincing.

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    This historical perspective underscores the long-standing nature of media manipulation and its impact on public perception.

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