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....but what I don't accept is mainstream media immediately slapping that down as not true when they don't know it's not true.
"No-one should attack or damage or do anything like that, but it's very easy to say it is not true because it suits the state narrative. That's all I would say, as someone with an inquiring mind."
"Both Alice Beer and I agreed in a discussion on this very programme on fake news that it's not true and there is no connection between the present national health emergency and 5G, and to suggest otherwise would be wrong and indeed it could be dangerous.
"Every theory relating to such a connection has been proven to be false and we would like to emphasise that.
"However many people are rightly concerned and are looking for answers and that's simply what I was trying to do, to impart yesterday.
"But for the avoidance of any doubt I want to make it completely clear there's no scientific evidence to substantiate any of those 5G theories. I hope that clears that up."
....assessing this programme in full as a priority."
Our investigation found David Icke expressed views which had the potential to cause significant harm to viewers in London during the pandemic. We were particularly concerned by his comments casting doubt on the motives behind official health advice to protect the public from the virus.
These claims went largely unchallenged during the 80-minute interview and were made without the support of any scientific or other evidence. While we acknowledge that David Icke has a right to hold and express these views, they risked causing significant harm to viewers who may have been particularly vulnerable at the time of broadcast.
Ofcom stresses that there is no prohibition on broadcasting views which diverge from or challenge official authorities on public health information. However, in broadcasting David Icke’s unsubstantiated views without sufficient challenge or context, ESTV failed in its responsibility to ensure that viewers were adequately protected. As a result, we are directing London Live to broadcast a summary of our findings on a date and form to be decided by Ofcom.
originally posted by: SprocketUK
originally posted by: and14263
originally posted by: SprocketUK
a reply to: and14263
Well, hate speech, encouraging people to commit violence on each other is already illegal.
If you are talking about crazies using his theories as excuses to commit crimes, then that's on them, not him.
No. I completely disagree.
He has to understand his actions and words are encouraging people to commit violence and crime. You really believe there is no responsibility on him?
Did he say to accost strangers working on telecoms? No.