In a recent video, commentator Neil Oliver delivers a stark message about government control, crisis manipulation, and the suppression of truth. He argues that people have been subjected to generations of deception, with governments manufacturing crises—from COVID-19 to war—to strip away freedoms and maintain control.
Oliver claims that citizens are repeatedly told who their enemies are, whether it's Russia, unvaccinated individuals, or those questioning the Ukraine conflict. He compares the shifting narratives to Orwell’s 1984, where history is rewritten to fit the ruling agenda. He asserts that the war in Ukraine was provoked by NATO expansion and that Zelensky is a corrupt puppet, yet the media pushes a one-sided view, portraying Ukraine as the eternal ally and Russia as the perpetual villain.
He also condemns COVID-19 policies, describing them as the greatest crime ever committed against humanity. He argues that governments lied about lockdowns, vaccines, and excess deaths, and that the media, acting as state propaganda, worked to silence dissent. He warns that the same playbook is being used for Ukraine, with governments using war to justify new emergency powers, silence opposition, and strengthen state censorship.
Oliver suggests that the ultimate enemy of those in power is the truth itself. He urges people to recognize how narratives are carefully orchestrated to control public perception and warns that those who expose these lies are vilified and censored.
He closes by reminding viewers that accepting the truth won’t necessarily bring happiness, but it will set them free.
Oliver claims that citizens are repeatedly told who their enemies are, whether it's Russia, unvaccinated individuals, or those questioning the Ukraine conflict. He compares the shifting narratives to Orwell’s 1984, where history is rewritten to fit the ruling agenda. He asserts that the war in Ukraine was provoked by NATO expansion and that Zelensky is a corrupt puppet, yet the media pushes a one-sided view, portraying Ukraine as the eternal ally and Russia as the perpetual villain.
He also condemns COVID-19 policies, describing them as the greatest crime ever committed against humanity. He argues that governments lied about lockdowns, vaccines, and excess deaths, and that the media, acting as state propaganda, worked to silence dissent. He warns that the same playbook is being used for Ukraine, with governments using war to justify new emergency powers, silence opposition, and strengthen state censorship.
Oliver suggests that the ultimate enemy of those in power is the truth itself. He urges people to recognize how narratives are carefully orchestrated to control public perception and warns that those who expose these lies are vilified and censored.
He closes by reminding viewers that accepting the truth won’t necessarily bring happiness, but it will set them free.
