Better Way Conference – Interviews: Series Part 3/3

06.11.2022 | www.kla.tv/24069

BETHAN NODWELL I am Bathan Nodwell a I am a nurse by profession, and I have participated in the Freedom Convoy in Canada. I was the master of ceremonies and the events coordinator for the main stage in downtown Ottawa. I have since continued to grow freedom organizations in Canada and in cooperation with the USA. Kla.TV:Could you give us a little summary of your experience as in the Freedom Convoy in Canady. BN: A little summary is so hard because it was life changing. We went from feeling alone to feeling surrounded. We went from feeling abandoned to feeling loved. It was the most extraordinary experience where we thought nobody felt the same way as we did. And then you look around and everybody was like “YES – Freedom!” Let’s get out of this nightmare together. It was so hard heartwarming and like thrilling to be part of that moment and you knew that we were making history when it was happening. You could feel that. Kla.TV: What does freedom mean to you. BN: It is the right to decide what happens to your body, it’s the right to think outside of the box. Kla.TV: What brings you here to the BWC? BN: We are here to help keep this freedom movement going into something international and something far more powerful. Even though Canada is a big county we are just a small part of an enormous world. Canada working with the USA and Canada now working with Europe and New Zealand and Australia we are many and they are few and this freedom movement really has wings, and you can feel that while you are here. Kla.TV:What are you feeling and what were your experiences so far. BN: I can’t believe that … - you know in that COVID-experience there have been doctors that have spoken out from the beginning and you only watched them on your phone or on your computer and then they are sitting beside me on the bus. How is this my life right now. This is amazing! There are incredibly powerful communicators, physicians, diplomats who are all involved in the BWC and they have amazing ideas. – I see Poland over there; Germany is over there – they are from everywhere all over the world and we are all coming together to create something that is going to take us out of this nightmare in that we are living. Kla.TV: And creation always needs a vision. What is your vision for a better way, for a better world? BN: I think the vision is to eliminate this globalist depression. I know we can go back to some sort of assemblance of autonomy and each individual country I think has the wisdom to figure it out for themselves. We do not need a big overseer taking care of us all. Each country can take care of themselves. I’d like to see a little bit more of a separation. We work in partnership but there is not overlying control on all of us. That is my vision. Kla.TV: What can every single person do to reignite freedom, to build a better world, to go the better way?Because when we are in this situation that looks so big and so overwhelming, there are thoughts of “I am so little, I can’t do nothing – what do you think about it? BN: We’ve heard that a thousand times. Never underestimate the power of one individual. One individual can create enormous waves. And everybody can do a little thing, like I cannot do everything, I have a little talent that I can ad and you have your talent that you can ad. Some people are doctors, some people are engineers, some people do the laundry. But everybody has a way to contribute. “What can each individual person do?”, I asked this the other night. – Start by stop watching mainstream media. That would be a huge help. Just focus on alternative sources and also compare those sources. Make sure you are getting a cross referencing. – Go back to your roots, go back to spirituality, go back to family, take care of your kinds, take care of your parents, take care of your friends. I think we can build a better life that way. MONIKA SMITH MS: My name is Monika Smith, I’m from Australia as you can see by the pin and I started an organisation called Reignite Democracy Australia in August 2020, so not long after the pandemic broke out. And more recently I’ve started a global initiative called Reignite Freedom and one of the initiatives under that is the global walkout. I guess my claim to fame on a global stage was that I was put in prison für 22 days in solitary confinement for promoting protests. So, they tried to silence me, but it did the opposite. It gave me an excuse to talk to people overseas and that’s probably why I’m here today. So that’s pretty much the short story. Kla.TV: What did you experience on the BWC so far. MS: Well, being able to meet people in person. You can’t compare it to Zoom. Some of these people, I have been watching their videos or I’ve been communicated with them on Zoom. And just to look into their eyes – like I’m doing with you right now -, to be able to shake their hands and be in their presence – that sort of connection - it never goes away. And so I really think that the benefits of a conference like this, it cannot be measured. Because Maria who organised it or the World Council for Health – they have no idea the connections and the inspiration that is going to come out of an event like this. And you will never know because people go home, and they will have exchanged numbers, thoughts or ideas and they will create new ideas with each other. So, it’s actually – I couldn’t put a price on it. And I’m just so happy to be here and I am so happy that I was invited and I’m going to come to as many as I possibly can. So, I’ve really loved it Kla.TV: You told us about your experiences while doing the Reignite Freedom and so on. There were really hard challenges for you. You told us about the prison and everything. Where is you source of power which helps you to move on and to break through every challenge you face. MS: I don’t think I’m more courageous than anyone else. I think the difference is that I feel like I have a calling from God, so I bring God into it. And whether you believe in God or not makes no difference, it’s the universe or a higher power of some sort. I think when you rely on something that is greater yourself for the courage it’s a lot easier to do that. The difference with me and someone else is, I heard the voice and I acted on it. That’s the only difference between me and someone else. So, anyone could actually find the courage that they think that someone like me has in their own life. Actually, it is just a matter of listening to that little voice that you get at 3 o’clock in the morning. This little voice that tells you I could be doing this or that or I could be doing better at this or that. You just need to listen to the voice and actually just persist in it even if when it is hard. Some people might say there were challenges, but I always saw them as a way to grow. Kla.TV: And you set the spark for Reignite Freedom. Could you please explain what freedom is for you. MS: I think it means something different for every single person. And I think that’s what freedom is all about. So, freedom to me might just being able to travel, not having to take medical procedures to work or things like that. For other people it could be a little bit crazier than that or something. But I think it’s all individual. If there is a government that centralises or the World Health Organisation – they should offer suggestions based on their opinion, based on their expertise that they have earned - not just being given the position, but expertise that they deserve. It should be a suggestion. Kla.TV: Is there anything else you want to say to our audience? MS: So, you know the people that have demonised us over the last two and a half years – it has been really hard. The mainstream media, our friends, our family maybe not inviting us to Christmas or Easter, the church disclosing – all these people that have done these mean things to us. I think it’s important that we recognise it was tough for us, obviously but they are actually going to go through a lot worse that what we’ve been through. Because when they realise that they may have taken an injection that might cause harm to their children, when they realise that they were wrong and that we were potentially right, I think it is really important that we don’t say “I told you so”, even though we want to. But that’s only going to make you feel good for a second. It’s not going to help to mend the divide that the government has caused. So, no matter what people have done to us, they were in a hypnosis, a mass formation. It was maybe a little bit their fault at one point. They might have had a choice on how to act. But really – it’s 100 % their fault. So, if we can just be there for those people because we have become stronger through this. When you get treated badly and you overcome it you become a better person. But these people – they are going to struggle way more than us. And so we need to be strong for them and accept them into our community. It’s going to make this journey a lot easier. Kla.TV: Thank you so much, Monica. It was an amazing interview with you and thank you so much for your beautiful words and I wish you all the best for your future plans and let us reignite the freedom. MS: I couldn’t have ended it better myself. That’s fantastic.

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