Neil Oliver: The internet is exposing wealthy elites’ appetite for “grubby” behaviour

“Whenever I talk about the global abuse of children, the number of views drops like a piano falling out of a window. Interesting,” Neil Oliver tweeted yesterday.

Oliver was referring to a monologue he had published a few days earlier. 

Neil Oliver is a Scottish television presenter, author and historian. He has presented several documentary series on archaeology and history, including  BBC’s ‘A History of Scotland’, ‘Vikings’ and ‘Coast’.  The latter has earned him the moniker ‘The Coast Guy’.  Since 2021, he has been a presenter for the UK News channel GB News and has become world-renowned for his regular monologues.  He also publishes interviews, question and answer and monologues on his personal video channels.

The wealthy and powerful have “grubby” ways that are being exposed by the internet, Oliver said in a video published last Thursday.

“The more we’re confronted by what the powerful are like, what they consider to be normal things to be doing – well, in that context, their grubbiness is something that I notice more and more.  Those grubby ways were better hidden in days gone by … the internet has exposed them like the turning over of a barnacle-encrusted boulder in a rock pool,” he said.

“We’re told the love of money is the root of all evil and the internet is certainly exposing the appetite among the wealthy elites for grubbiness,” he added.

“Normal” to the self-style elites is represented by, for example, their involvement in paedophilia and other forms of exploitation, as seen in the cases of Jeffrey Epstein and Sean Combs.

The purported leaks from “The Client List” of international paedophile Jeffery Epstein “make plain already what rich and powerful men and women call entertainment,” Oliver said. “More recently than the Epstein Client List there’s the so-called Diddy [Party] Tapes recorded by music mogul and [ ] billionaire Sean Combs. Like the Epstein Client List those tapes, I think, will never fully see the light of day.”

In another example of “grubbiness,” politicians like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have been accused of hypocrisy for accepting millions of dollars in campaign contributions from Big Pharma while claiming to care about the well-being of the people during a hearing for Robert F. Kenedy Jr. who is seeking to become the Secretary of the US Department of Health and Human Services.

“More than $20 million for champaign socialist Sanders and around $10.5 million for crocodile tears Warren. Make what you will of that information but for me, it’s just plain old grubby,” Oliver said.  “These characters with their affectations of having in mind the well-being of the people are on the make and on the take. And that’s grubby …  we don’t talk about ‘filthy rich’ for nothing.”

More and more the internet exposes the century’s long pandemic lies as well.  The pandemic of “convid 1984” was a “global operation” coordinated by public-private intelligence and military alliances, invoking laws designed to invoke chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear attacks.  The decisions around the covid pandemic were made by a transnational military-industrial complex rather than democratically elected representatives. “It has been accurately described as a coup d’état, which is what it was,” Oliver said.  “While people died and lives were ruined trillions of pounds and dollars and Euros were transferred from the many to the grubby-handed few.”

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The war in Ukraine was and is a catalogue of lies, Oliver said, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky admitting that 58% of US taxpayer dollars sent to finance the war effort had never arrived.

Related: ‘Don’t Know Where It Went’: Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Received $75 Billion Out Of US-Approved $177 Billion, News 18, 3 February 2025

The climate crisis and Agenda 2030 are also based on lies as is the UN Pact for the Future.  All of these are being used to steal power from people and put it in the hands of unelected bureaucrats in line with a One World Government.

“Every new day brings fresh evidence of lies,” Oliver said. “[Evidence] that we live in a grubby world of institutionalised lies … What appals me most of all, really, is how many people greet this mountain of lies with little more than a shrug of the shoulders.”

The more we learn the more we realise that “it seems obvious that nothing is beneath those at the top of the food chain there’s nothing they won’t do,” Oliver said. 

“Alongside the hellish revelations concerning the rape gangs of mostly Pakistani men praying on youngsters in one English town after another is the inevitable conclusion that in truth those praying on children, committing the worst atrocities imaginable, come from every walk of life from highest to lowest.”

Related: How voter fraud in the UK has enabled the Asian rape gangs, The Exposé, 3 February 2025

Oliver believes the revelations of “grubbiness” have only just begun.  “Beneath the grubby exploits of those motivated by wealth, or apparently only by wealth, a whole other hellscape remains to be exposed,” he said.  “It will be a hellscape of the corpses of children buried in shallow graves down through the years.”

“I do wonder how many are ready to see what must come to the surface sooner or later.”

If the video above is removed from YouTube, you can watch it on Rumble HERE.