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“Their propaganda created the situation where I can be labelled a murderer and people would really believe that. That's powerful.” "It's very dark. It's victimisation" Eric Clapton, one of the most influential guitarists in the history of rock music, comments on the immorality of SAGE behavioural science through the... show more

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Soo Riks3 years ago

@P_McCulloughMD @EricClapton I never dreamt that one of my greatest achievements in my life was to resist the NHS mandatory Covid vaccine. My lovely mum was a victim of prescribed tranqulizer addiction. I know she was with me in spirit making be brave and not be another victim to big pharma.

Coronavirus Plushie3 years ago

@EricClapton So true, your words are very powerful @EricClapton, brilliant work as always from @OracleFilmsUK

Wayne Cunnington3 years ago

@EricClapton Listening to Eric in another post and I was really impressed when he stated his deep respect for the guys at Oracle, really heart warming to know efforts are respected

Stan Hazen3 years ago

@EricClapton A hugely important lesson from Covid and the world’s Covid response, foreseen by Orwell in “1984”: “How do you get full control over people? Fear?” “No, not fear. Suffering.” @EricClapton @OracleFilmsUK

Purplebutterfly3 years ago

Clapton is smart. that s why they want him silent, just like others like him.

mockingbirdsandcuckoos 💜3 years ago

@EricClapton Well said Eric👏

Robert3 years ago

@EricClapton Much respect!!!

ValueInvestJpn 🇯🇵📈💴3 years ago

@EricClapton I also read 1984 during this charade. Kudos to Mr. Clapton

Scott Spalding 🎶3 years ago

@EricClapton Thank you, @OracleFilmsUK for these important videos!

callyworld883 years ago

@P_McCulloughMD @EricClapton Thank you Eric Clapton for speaking out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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