I would like to say cheers to networking.
I really have been encouraging our people again and again and again for many years that we can
somehow get in touch with David Icke, for example.
But that took several years. We tried again and again until it worked.
And that's why today is a really big day of celebration for me. It's really nice that it worked
out that David Icke was able to speak here with us.
He also made the first sex education video that we saw as a whole family. I was still a
child at the time and it really touched my heart.
That's why today is a big day, an anniversary conference.
And so we are already networked with hundreds of such key people, with educators from all over the world.
And I would like to take this opportunity to simply encourage you to network, really network at every opportunity, for real.
Because if the net is switched off, or we are completely censored, then we are connected in REAL,
from person to person and from heart to heart.
And if, for example, you get in touch with important key people or alternative channels, just let us know.
We simply have to network. Including in all countries of the world.
At the beginning of the year, for example, we are already networked with ten other
countries, simply because we have focused on this.
For example, we have said that we would now like to network with Brazil. We discussed among
ourselves who would network with which country.
A lot of people have logged in today, some people from Brazil, Finland and many other countries, where at the beginning of
the year we were still thinking, how can we possibly reach them?
And by the way, we welcome another country today, namely Greenland.
Reports have come in, up to 10:15 and beyond. So 63 countries are already live.
I've written them all down here again, and they're all connected right now.
And I really thank you all for helping us to continue to connect globally.
As Stefan Magnet said, it's the inconspicuous people in the background who are particularly needed, and that
applies above all to personal connections and networking.
Maybe you just know a key person from a country, and then you hold the key to millions of
people waking up again, becoming a bigger domino.
Do you understand? And so we will gain more and more mass.
The Eberts sang it. We are becoming more and more.
And today, hundreds of people are also there, even without a camera.
And I would actually like to say hello to them too. I wanted to show them to you here too.
For example, there are over 20 people from Tenerife. Here, some of them greet us with a photo greeting.
Or in France, dozens of people have logged in without a camera. There are groups everywhere without a webcam.
And here you can see some of them waving to us via this route.
Let's say hello back to them and connect with them all in a special way by waving to them.
As I said, not everyone was able to share the webcam.
Often it's also the limits of internet bandwidth or whatever. It was just a brief warm-up,
to realize that we are connected everywhere.
Because for some it is now morning, for others midday, for others evening and for others night.
Okay. Then, Dad, thank you.
Thank you, Lois, for this inspiring way in which you keep getting people into personal networking, into our "spider's web".
Yes, we need to network. Wow, wow, what a day. Now it continues.
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