Welcome to the AZK anniversary conference!
The first AZK - the first anti-censorship coalition - took place in 2008.
We welcome you to the 20th AZK in 2024.
Today, AZK is one of Europe's largest platforms for competent and uncensored information.
The AZK counters the ever-increasing censorship with qualified dissenting voices and has given 85 speakers a platform for
uncensored freedom of speech in the 16 years of its existence.
The primary task of the AZK is to refute the lies and propaganda of the mainstream media and to bring to light with
provable arguments what they are deliberately concealing.
The AZK also uncovers abuse of power, lies and corruption in politics, business, science, education, justice and religion.
World events are in free fall, so to speak.
An update on the current global situation is therefore urgently needed.
Join us in the 20th AZK to not only survive these turbulent times, but to master them together as a synergistic
team with courage, determination and the best available information, victoriously and heroically.
Top-class speakers await you.
They are prominent experts in their field.
The 20th AZK, Anti-Censorship Coalition, broadcast live in 63 countries - an international highlight!
Welcome to the 20th AZK conference! Can you all hear me? - Yes.
A historic moment, a historic day.
Thousands of people from all over the world have flocked to this anniversary conference and the
online conference is organized regionally, which means:
In German-speaking countries and all over the world, people have gathered regionally and organized smaller and larger event spaces.
From there, they will listen to the exciting program today.
And now we have a unique opportunity, because we are now switching to a small selection of such local groups - not
everyone has been able to share the webcam, but we can see what the mood is like and find out a few more things about the day.
Yes, we start directly with the connection to Moscow.
Hello Moscow, can you hear me?
Yes, hello from Moscow, we hear you.
Yes, you're just a group from Russia who joined today.
You have a webcam with you.
Why don't you tell us who is watching the livestream today from Russia alone?
Also a hello from Moscow.
So from the eastern end of Russia, from Magadan, where it is already 7:30 pm, to the south of Russia,
where in the Caucasus we have spectator groups from over 15 cities who are taking part today.
We send our warmest regards to all those who were unable to share a webcam.
We are all connected in our hearts.
Thank you, thank you! Greetings to Moscow and to all of you.
We've just seen how important live translation is.
I didn't understand anything and that's how most of us feel today if we don't have a translation and now that alone - there are
over ten languages being simultaneously translated live. And behind each language there are several
countries that then understand this language and it is then translated back down into local groups.
For example, the Russian meaning is taken and then translated into Bulgarian, Polish and so on.
And the countries that are now connected to the Russian stream alone - I looked it up, there are 15 countries, that would be
Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Poland, Belarus, Bulgaria, Tajikistan and Moldova.
So, a warm greeting to everyone who is on the Russian stream today!
From Moscow now directly to Switzerland.
Hello Eastern Switzerland! Switzerland in the center of Europe!
Yes hello!
Best wishes to you all!
Switzerland is not only in the center of Europe, but today we are able to broadcast from Switzerland to the whole
of Europe, to 22 countries, and we warmly welcome you all!
Hello! We send to Germany, Austria, France, Belgium, Romania, England, Denmark, Finland, Norway, the Netherlands,
Iceland, Italy, Croatia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Sweden, Spain, the Czech Republic, Turkey and Hungary.
Greetings from us all from Switzerland!
Thank you for this trip to Europe.
Yes, we are moving on to the Vienna region in Austria.
There are still many highlights to tell. Judith, please tell us where else there are guests.
[Hello!
Yes, we are totally surprised at how many registrations we have received from African countries. The French simultaneous
translation for Africa is running at full speed today.
We have the French transmission to Algeria, Egypt, Angola, Benin, Burundi, La Réunion,
Niger, South Africa, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia.
And that's not all.
Other countries, namely from Asia and America, mainly in English, are Israel, Japan, Jordan, Lebanon, the Philippines, Chile,
Canada, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, the USA, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil, Argentina and Ecuador.
Thank you. Thank you for this overview.
If I have counted correctly, we have now listed no fewer than 62 countries.
An absolute record number - worthy of an anniversary conference, I would say!
Yes, we're moving on quickly. We're going to the capital of Germany, Berlin.
Hello Berlin! How is the mood with you?
Hello Elias. Yes, the mood here - you can feel it - is very expectant.
We are very happy to be here, together. This is the first time we've been part of a larger group.
And that is also my personal joy, that it is no longer in Switzerland, but in these many smaller and larger regional groups,
that it goes into the networks, into the regions, from person to person. Because the personal connections that are created
there will also help us to overcome these turbulent times.
Wonderful. Thank you, Micha.
We switch to Saxony.
Saxony, can you hear us? Hello?
Together from Saxony. Yes, hello!
Yes, hello.
It is a great honor for us that so many prominent educationalists are here today.
They send their warmest regards to you all.
Among other things, we start with a warm greeting from NuoViso presenter Julia
Szarvasy, in whose room we are sitting here today.
Unfortunately, she is indisposed at the moment and cannot be in the picture.
NuoViso has made this room available to us and we would like to thank them very, very much.
And we would also like to sincerely thank all the other educational organizations that have made their
premises and halls available for the 20th AZK so that this AZK can be a very, very big celebration.
Yes, and there are many other prominent enlighteners from all over the world who are with us today and they all send their
warmest greetings, for example Jo Conrad, Dr. Helmut Böttiger, Robert Cibis from OVALmedia, the team from PatriotPetition.org.
Our dear Dr. Bodo Schiffmann and Uwe Kranz are also here today to greet you all.
Dr. Andrea Christidis, Lars Ebert, Daniel Stoica, Mr. Rzchiladze and Andrija Klarić will also be there.
Elena Rochlina from Russia, Elena Kalle, Juri Roschka from Moldova, Marco C. de Cousandier from Italy, and Giacomo Morandi.
They greet us all very, very warmly.
Yes, and on we go.
Further greetings to the AZK audience from Roger Bittel, Professor Sucharit Bhakdi, Andreas Popp and Eva Herman, Michael
Kent, Holger Strohm, Marianne Grimmenstein, Dominique Baudinaud from France, John Kage from Brazil, Atsuo
Yanagisawa from Japan, Dr. Rainer Rothfuß, Thorsten Schulte and Wojna from the music group "Bandbreite".
Thank you. Yes, there are more to come.
Best regards also to the team from OnlineTV HOCH2, the team from the Swiss Express newspaper, Peter Koenig and so on.
As you can see, there are a lot of celebrities from all over the world here today and we will be seeing some,
yes, prominent speakers from all over the world today.
Yes, and all that remains for me to say is, best wishes from Saxony and the time is up
and I'm returning the floor to the studio.
Thank you, Veit.
Last but not least, we switch to Bavaria.
Katja, why don't you give us a brief technical outline of what's going on behind the scenes today?
Yes, greetings from Bavaria.
It's super nice that we can be together today in this huge TV stadium.
And that is why we would like to thank the more than 400 technicians who are working today.
Among them are webcam managers who coordinate all the live feeds, the sound technicians who take care of the sound
mixing and make sure that everything here is harmonious.
Each individual participant group has its own technical group on site.
And in the main studio, dozens of workstations around the world are controlled remotely.
In total, 158 servers and workstations ensure smooth transmission today.
All the devices are monitored by developers and server admins, so many thanks to all the
technicians, camera people and IT geniuses.
Thank you.
Yes, for the sake of time we must stop, there is so much more to report.
Thank you. It has given us a good insight into a few groups and I am handing over to my sister Lois. She has the overall
technical leadership and will now continue to lead us here.
Thank you.
Now it's time for the first presentation.
But perhaps you are asking yourself: What can we do to make a difference?
Or we see the big world problems, war, terror, suffering, lies.
Maybe you're already pretty tired of dealing with all these hardships of the world?
Do you feel as small as an ant in front of the Eiffel Tower?
Look, I've got a tiny little thing here, as small as an ant.
It is five millimeters long, 2.5 millimeters wide and 0.7 millimeters thick.
Can this small particle move anything?
Let's take this element here.
So let's say it's the war, the suffering, the need in the world.
Can this little particle, you, me, can it do anything about it?
Not a chance, is there?
It is powerless.
And that's why we could enjoy the fresh air outside in nature so well today, right?
And have fun somewhere?
But now we place this small particle, five millimeters long, 2.5 millimeters wide and 0.7 millimeters thick, in position.
This is you.
Boom.
So.
We have reproduced these parts exactly.
For example, this element here, which was the last in the chain, 50 kilos.
And that reminds me of the creation of the AZK in 2008.
There were a few reconnaissance groups in action, still quite small and insignificant.
The situation was similar in the English-speaking world.
And today, 16 years later, we've added up all the awareness groups we know and we've come up with around 2,000.
Do you see this exponential curve?
Or the first AZK had around 40,000 views online.
The 19th AZK, last year, already 3.7 million.
And that is this blatant exponential curve.
And so it is not only the AZK that is on the rise, but all the other truth movements worldwide.
So, dear viewers, dear guests, it's worth sitting here to be set in motion.
But it takes these courageous heroes to tip the first small, despised, tiny stone.
And my father Ivo Sasek, the founder of AZK, believed in this exponential growth.
Even when only two guests attended such a conference in 1996.
Today, thousands of us are connected live.
And Dad had the heroic courage to simply tip the first stone, the tiny little stone, and stick to it.
In thousands of hours of suffering and death, under hostility, persecution and endless challenges.
And that's why I would like to pass on a little encouragement from one of our guests. He would like to encourage Ivo
Sasek, the founder of Kla.TV, AZK, OCG, and all of us too.
The encouragement is from a former police officer from Germany: "Kla.TV is now the most quoted
and forwarded medium in all alternative media.
At least in German-speaking countries, if not worldwide.
Kla.TV's contributions are mirrored countless times.
More and more people are turning away from the leading media because they are fed up with the lies.
The change will come.
If this positive development continues, the AZK, Kla.TV and the OCG, as a large joint movement, will
ultimately tip the scales and bring about change in the new era.
Perhaps you can pass this on to all the dedicated helpers, regardless of their function.
We have every reason to be positive about the future."
Thank you very much for this great encouragement.
And I would like to address these words in particular to the hundreds of OCG contributors
who have spent weeks preparing this major event.
Often at night or early in the morning, after or before work, as usual.
And now I would also like to have a love greeting read out by a guest from Tunisia.
He is also watching today.
"I regularly visit the Kla.TV website and am very grateful to Ivo and his team for their immense work for humanity.
And personally, he helped me to find the right path during my wife's illness.
Today, ten years later, she is in good health."
So beautiful.
Yes, best wishes to your wife too, dear Majed.
We believe in healing at all levels precisely because we are facing up to these world needs.
So best wishes back to Tunisia.
Enjoy the day with us.
I also greet Mohamed Abdoulahi from Niger.
He would like to greet Ivo warmly and I would like to pass on this greeting here before Ivo Sasek starts his first presentation.
Because if he hadn't overturned that little stone, we wouldn't all be sitting here today.
So, greetings from Mohamed Abdoulahi, a Muslim.
"We greet Ivo and support him in prayer.
Through Kla.TV we are strengthened and edified and we get the truth that they want to hide from us.
It is something that connects us.
And we are where we are to do our part."
To do our part.
This brings us back to our domino experiment.
We do our part by letting ourselves be set in motion.
We sense that this movement has already arrived in countries around the world.
But we don't just want to reach the millions, we want to reach the whole world.
But can we actually make a difference in these large dimensions?
And I calculated this with the best mathematicians from Kla.TV, using our domino model.
Or because exponential growth increases in three factors: in height, in width and in depth and, derived from this, in volume.
And let's say our 5 millimeter particle is a human being.
How many steps are there until the whole world, with all its billions of people, has been moved?
Let's take a quick look at a computer simulation.
We generated these with the exact calculations.
Here at Domino 18, we are already over 7 billion people.
One domino further on, the figure is already just under 27 billion.
Isn't that huge?
And today we are already at around Domino 8 in terms of numbers. Domino 8. And if we now add the distribution on the web, for
example from the 19th AZK, then we are already at Domino 12. Yes.
But that's not even counting all of the reconnaissance movements and their reach.
So you see, it's worth sticking with it.
And today, at the 20th AZK, we are once again being moved, moved from within, at this anniversary conference.
And we will keep moving and reach more and more people all over the world.
Because 16 years ago, my father was told that he could never get more than 50 people interested in such topics and education.
And then, despite all this resistance, he just did it anyway and gathered thousands and thousands of people.
And in doing so, he has also toppled another domino.
And when they banned us all from the halls, he created the world's first webcam stadium.
And now millions are already following this movement.
So let's give a resounding round of applause for AZK founder Ivo Sasek.
Good, thank you.
That had to happen now.
And before we take a look at his biography and start this historic day with his presentation, let's begin by seeing
how this 5-millimetre particle can conquer the world's largest mountain. Namely Mount Everest with its 8.8 kilometers.
zero zero I'm done. You can play the movie!