Topic: Copenhagen

The conversation critiques the standard Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics, which suggests particles exist in a superposition of states until observed. Joe introduces the alternative "Pilot Wave" theory proposed by Louis de Broglie and David Bohm. This model uses fluid mechanics to explain the double slit experiment, suggesting that a physical "guiding wave" in the field directs the particle's path.

Ole Dammegard claims that ISIS is a joint creation of the CIA and Mossad designed to facilitate geopolitical goals. He details his attempts to warn the public about a 2015 attack in Copenhagen one month before it occurred, based on inside sources. The narrative links various European events, including incidents in Dublin and Florence, as part of a singular coordinated plan.

The importance of synchronized training drills is highlighted as a primary ingredient for successful false flag operations. These drills allow for the positioning of vehicles and explosives without raising public suspicion, as seen during 9/11 and the 7/7 London bombings. Dammegard describes a specific drill in Copenhagen involving Swedish police playing the role of terrorists.

A local report from Paris describes school children receiving emergency instruction letters on the day of the attacks, advising parents to tune into "French Blue" radio. Dammegard questions if residential buildings in the attack zones were evacuated beforehand, similar to the Copenhagen synagogue shooting. The discussion briefly references Larry Silverstein’s insurance policy on the World Trade Center.

Oli Demingard describes receiving information about future targets, including Dublin, Paris, Copenhagen, and Florence. He references a "creepy" postcard circulating in the Irish press that depicted the Grim Reaper and the Mona Lisa with "Next" stamps for these cities. This lead allowed him to publicly predict the Copenhagen event on international radio shows before it occurred.

Demingard advocates for the public filming of police and military drills to prevent them from "going live" as false flag events. He claims that publicizing a drill in Copenhagen may have delayed an event, and that similar exposure in Florence potentially stopped a planned hit. The goal is to disrupt the strict timelines required by the organizers of these operations.

Oli Demingard encourages listeners to take back power by being observant and using cameras to create transparency. He recounts his efforts to stop a planned massacre outside the 2014 Bilderberg meeting in Copenhagen through public presence. The emphasis is on non-violent disruption of the elite's agenda through the simple act of watching and recording.

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, defending the necessity of skepticism toward mainstream media narratives. He previews upcoming content, including a breakdown of the Ottawa shooting and research by "Crow" regarding the Hattie Bow connections. Carlwood also addresses technical connection issues during the call to Spain and outlines the schedule for April episodes.

Dammegard details his experience at the 2014 Bilderberg meeting in Copenhagen, where he believes he helped defuse a planned false flag massacre. He explains the "Problem-Reaction-Solution" tactic used by the elite to manipulate public opinion. By broadcasting his suspicions to international radio stations, he claims he made the planned event too risky for the conspirators to execute.

Upon arriving at the 2014 Bilderberg site, Dammegard observed a total lack of standard high-level security, such as snipers or bomb dogs. He found it suspicious that the elite would choose a central hotel that was difficult to protect from a military standpoint. The presence of three identical black limousines served as the only clear indicator of the group's presence.

Dammegard analyzes the geography of the Copenhagen Marriott, noting its proximity to the water and main roads made it a "security nightmare." He theorizes that the hotel might have been a decoy while the actual elite met elsewhere. The layout, including a fenced-in parking area near the police headquarters, seemed designed for crowd control rather than protection.

To validate his fears about the Copenhagen meeting, Dammegard consulted with Chip Tatum and Professor Jim Fetzer. Both experts reportedly agreed that the situation appeared to be a setup for a violent event. Dammegard then spent the night calling radio stations across the globe to "pre-expose" the plot, believing that public awareness would force the conspirators to abort.

Dammegard claims that a large pentagram made of train sleepers was discovered at the protest site the next morning, which he interpreted as a ritualistic marker. He also noted that people inside the hotel wore ID tags identical to those seen at Sandy Hook and the Boston Bombing. He believes his efforts to pull the pentagram apart and spread information successfully halted the operation.