Jeremy Clarkson (mason?) promotes human microchip implants

[notilluminati]

Jeremy Clarkson writes a regular column in the Sunday Times.

In his column of the 27th January 2013 (‘Forget the cat and the pension, wrinklies, a gap year beckons’), Clarkson slipped in a reference to attending a lodge meeting (lodge as in Masonic lodge). It was just a passing reference and wasn’t an important part of the article.

Here’s the quote:

“You have a job in accountancy and responsibilities to your children and your family. So you can’t just set off and drift about the world in a two-legged demonstration of Brownian motion. Besides, you have a lodge meeting at the civic centre on Thursday so you can’t very well be in Laos later that day...”

I suppose it would be unfair to read too much into that reference by itself, but when you consider two further bits of information, we are justified in being suspicious about Clarkson.

Look at the handsign he is making which is always shown with his column (see attached).

Although that handsign is sometimes used by ordinary people in innocent conversations, it is also known as a masonic handsign.

Just do a search on ‘ok hand sign illuminati’ and you will get many pages explaining the meaning of the handsign.

So there you have two clues suggesting Clarkson is a mason.

So what? you might say.

Here’s why it matters.

In his column of the 10th February 2013, (‘oh waiter, can I pay with this microchipped finger?’), Clarkson wrote an article supporting the use of implanted chips in humans.

Here’s a quote from the article:

“Look at that tiny chip in your credit card. Why does it have to be mounted in a bit of plastic that one day, as sure as eggs are eggs, you will lose? Why can’t it not be sewn into the palm of your hand, which, unless you go shoplifting in Saudi Arabia, you will not.”

Conclusion: Brother Jeremy Clarkson is being used to promote a particular agenda, which conspiracists are all too familiar with.