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Medical Doctors for Covid Ethics: (2024-03-20) - Dr Mike Yeadon
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This is your time and yeah. | |
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All right, we're done. | |
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We're ready to go. | |
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Thank you for the volunteers who if they if they get in later, | |
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I won't do the intro because it's just an interest of time. | |
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But for those of you who want to see a standard intro, | |
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look at another recording and we're delighted. | |
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Thank you, Stephen, for organizing Mike Yeaton to be with us | |
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and for going through those logistical hurdles. | |
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And Mike, we're in your hands and look forward to your conversation. | |
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God, can you do your normal speech so that it's the same as usual, | |
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even though it's a bit later than usual? | |
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Yes, I can. I'll be I'll be quick. | |
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So welcome to today's discussion of medical doctors for COVID ethics | |
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international. | |
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This group was founded by Dr. Stephen Trust over three years ago | |
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with a desire to pursue truth, ethics, justice, freedom and health. | |
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Stephen has stood up against government and power over the years | |
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and has been a whistleblower and activist. | |
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He's medical special to his radiology. | |
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I'm Charles Cobess, a moderator of this group on Australasia's passion | |
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provocateur. | |
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And we love passionate people in these meetings. | |
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And everyone who comes here is passionate. | |
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I backed his law for 20 years before changing career 31 years ago. | |
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And in the last 13 years, I've helped parents and lawyers | |
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to strategize remedies for vaccine damage and damage from bad medical advice. | |
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I'm also the CEO of the industrial hemp company. | |
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We comprise lots of professions here | |
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and we're from all around the world. | |
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Many of us thought that vaccines were OK. | |
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Now, many of us proudly say, yes, we are passionate anti-vaxxers. | |
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If this is your first time here, welcome and feel free to introduce yourself | |
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in the chat. | |
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If you publish a newsletter or a podcast or you have a radio or TV show | |
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or you've written a book, put the links into the chat so we can follow | |
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you, promote you and find you. | |
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Most of us understand we're in middle of World War three | |
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and that the medical science battle is only one of 12 battlefronts. | |
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This is no time for us to be tired. | |
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We are some four years into what I predict is a seven year war. | |
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So we're only halfway through. | |
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So regard your lines. | |
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Most of us understand the development of science | |
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and that the science is never settled. | |
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And Mike Eden, our guest today, is a scientist. | |
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I'm sure he knows that. | |
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Some of us believe that viruses exist. | |
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Some of us believe that they are a hoax. | |
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And some of us are sitting on the fence. | |
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This meeting runs for two and a half hours. | |
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After which, for those with the time, Tom Rodman runs a video | |
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telegram meeting for those with the time to join. | |
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We listened to Dr. Mike Eden, our guest for as long as Mike wishes to speak. | |
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And then we have Q&A. | |
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Stephen Frost, via a long established tradition, | |
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asks the first questions for 15 minutes. | |
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This is a free speech environment with appropriate moderating | |
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and no ad hominem attacks. | |
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You don't attack people. | |
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We discuss ideas. | |
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If you're offended by anything, be offended. | |
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We are lovingly not interested. | |
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We reject the offense industry that requires nobody to say anything | |
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that may offend another. | |
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We come with an attitude of perspective of love, not fear. | |
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Fear is the opposite of love. | |
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Fear squashes you. | |
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Love, on the other hand, expands you. | |
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As human beings, our unity is our strength. | |
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Being divided makes us weak. | |
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These twice weekly meetings are not just talkfests | |
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and extraordinary range of actions and initiatives have been generated | |
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from linkages made by attendees in these meetings. | |
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If you have a solution or a product or links or resources | |
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that will help people put the details into the chat, | |
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the meeting is recorded and is uploaded onto the Rumble channel. | |
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And they're welcome to our guest presenter, Dr. Mike Eden, | |
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famously renowned. | |
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We're at 100 limit on our meeting size. | |
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Mike, that shows how popular you are. | |
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And thank you so much for giving us your time, wisdom and insights | |
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and Mike's CV for those watching the recording is on the show notes, | |
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on this recording that is on the Rumble channel. | |
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And thank you, Stephen Frost again, | |
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for creating this group over three years ago | |
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and for organising Mike to be with us today. | |
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Over to you, Mike. | |
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Charles, thank you very much, a fantastic introduction | |
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and also really good to just hear about the group and welcome, | |
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or welcome. | |
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Thank you very much, everyone, for connecting and listening to me. | |
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Stephen, thank you for the invitation, too. | |
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And of course, your companionship over the years. | |
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We've been speaking for a long time. | |
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So I'm Dr. Mike Eden. | |
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I would describe myself as a career life scientist. | |
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I trained in biochemistry and toxicology, my first degree. | |
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That was an unusual training in that there | |
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were a couple of professors at university | |
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who had specialised in understanding | |
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how it is mechanistically at the molecular level. | |
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People can be damaged by certain environmental chemicals, | |
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insecticides, and so on. | |
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So they're interested given birth to a course | |
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and I was a beneficiary. | |
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So I call that mechanistic toxicology. | |
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I'm English, so I don't like bragging, | |
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but it's worth saying that the university awarded me | |
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the first class honors degree that | |
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was head and shoulders higher than any other person | |
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had been awarded from the faculty at the time. | |
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So I must have been doing something right. | |
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It was a four-year undergraduate training | |
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and I spent a year in the scientific civil service, | |
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half of which was at the UK's top secret chemical defence | |
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establishment at Porton down, which used to be and is still | |
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now, in my view, a biological weapons facility of some kind. | |
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And I did a little bit of research there | |
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whose objective was to help protect British and allied troops | |
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from organophosphorous nerve agents in a small way. | |
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Then I worked at the forensic science headquarters | |
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in order to master next to the atomic weapons for 17. | |
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I learned lots of analytical techniques | |
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from very clever scientific civil servants. | |
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And at the end of that year, I resolved not to join | |
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scientific civil service because they all | |
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sounded very bored and frustrated. | |
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But I always wanted to do applied work. | |
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And so I started to take a PhD. | |
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I was offered to be sponsored by the MOD, | |
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the same people who had employed me for a little while. | |
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I was an undergraduate and I did a very quick PhD. | |
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I started, finished, wrote it up and passed the driver | |
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in exactly 36 months. | |
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And it was on the effect of opiates on respiratory function. | |
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So I was looking at central and peripheral actions | |
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of opiates like morphine on various components | |
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of the respiratory reflex. | |
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And the goal was to see whether we could separate the receptors | |
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involved in pain relief from those involved | |
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in cardio respiratory depression. | |
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Bad news is we couldn't. | |
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But I used an interesting technique or two, | |
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which I was able to take into industry. | |
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And most importantly, it taught me | |
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the scientific method of reading into a subject, | |
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trying to join the dots, thinking of unanswered questions | |
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that were worth answering to formulate them, | |
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convert them into experimental plans, | |
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and then gain agreement for those | |
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and then go and do them, try not to drop tubes on the floor | |
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and missing the time points and so on. | |
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So I did a three year course. | |
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I learned a three year PhD and learned | |
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how to do the scientific method as we know it. | |
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And then straight away after that, I joined, | |
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I took, I've taken two big jobs in so-called big pharma. | |
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So the first seven years, I was at the Welcome Research Labs, | |
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which were then acquired by Glaxo to form, | |
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eventually, Glaxo's nice client. | |
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And I only now realized how important that was. | |
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And that was probably an event on the timeline | |
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of the plans, believe it or not, | |
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to the event we're living in now. | |
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Why do I say that? | |
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Well, it's because it liberated an enormous amount of capital, | |
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which was used to start the, | |
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really to fund the welcome foundation. | |
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And I believe the welcome foundation | |
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is one of a triumvirate of bodies which have corruptly | |
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altered the direction of biology research | |
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in the world for the last 30 years. | |
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Anyway, so I left welcome and I was recruited, | |
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actively recruited by a head of pharmacology there | |
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who'd seen me give a speech, | |
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said we would like to expand a respiratory drugs research group | |
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here at Sandwich and Kent, we'd like you to come. | |
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And I interviewed, loved it, and I stayed 17 years. | |
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And in addition to growing the group | |
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and working with over 200 people, | |
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we produced a lot of experimental medicines | |
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that were still in progress at 2011 | |
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when the company closed the entire facility. | |
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At the time I left, I was worldwide head of research | |
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for allergy and respiratory diseases for Pfizer, | |
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which at the time was the biggest research based drug company. | |
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So it means I didn't get to make all the decisions, | |
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but I was expected to have an opinion | |
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about everything in my area. | |
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And I loved it, it's really, really good fun. | |
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Having left in 2011, I worked very hard to see | |
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if I could find other people interested | |
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in the drugs that we in progress that Pfizer | |
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was really just to put in the skip, the dumpster, | |
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because they were liberating cash | |
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and reducing their internal research footprint. | |
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Just in parentheses, all drug companies have realized | |
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they have no idea how to industrialize | |
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the process of drug discovery. | |
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It's more an art than science. | |
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That the methods you have to use to evaluate things | |
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are scientific, but the idea is as much art | |
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as anything else. | |
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And I did have the privilege of meeting professors | |
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to James Black who invented both beta blockers | |
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and H2 antihistamines back in the day | |
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when those things were considered valuable. | |
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And although those drugs might not be wonderful now, | |
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he was a pretty smart guy and I think honest, | |
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and I learned a lot from people like that. | |
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So I tried to find new owners for the work I had been doing | |
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and I was really pleased that it was mostly acquired | |
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by the world's second largest generic company called Mylan | |
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who on the basis of the work I had been doing | |
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formed a UK subsidiary and acquired almost everything. | |
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So the people went across and got jobs, | |
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the work continued and I'm proud to say | |
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they launched the products. | |
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So I wasn't completely wrong, Mr. Pfizer. | |
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The bits they didn't want, I didn't think about | |
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doing anything with them, but for the first year | |
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having left Pfizer for 2011 to 2012, | |
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I was just very lucky people contacted me | |
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and said we'd like you to consult if you'd like to do | |
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a day a week or day a month, whatever it was. | |
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So I started building a little portfolio of consulting clients | |
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that were all startups or biotechs mostly in the US. | |
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And that happened probably because for 10 years at Pfizer | |
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I did a job that nobody wants to do | |
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which was to review the external environment | |
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for any in-licensing or acquisition opportunities. | |
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Pfizer was like lots of companies as I mentioned earlier | |
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was realizing they could not invent drugs internally | |
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at the rate required to feed the machine | |
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and all the implied growth rates | |
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that Wall Street wants to hear. | |
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So it was like, what are we gonna do? | |
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And it's like, okay, get these scientists | |
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if they can't invent stuff to run the rate | |
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or everybody else's smaller companies and so on. | |
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And so there were two or three deals I did that learned, | |
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I think about 10 billion in revenue. | |
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So I had to be very persistent. | |
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So that taught me persistence right up to the board level. | |
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And the particular example was Pfizer formed a relationship | |
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with Berlin or Inelheim for a drug called Spareva | |
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which at the time of identification | |
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was in early phase two trials. | |
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So I thought that's a good drug. | |
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I think it is. | |
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And so anyway, I proved influential | |
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I could and persistent really. | |
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So, and it's because I kept reviewing things. | |
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I reviewed 100 opportunities, 97 of which we declined. | |
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So it's not fun. | |
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But what I did, and I didn't realize it at the time | |
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is I was getting a live teaching on how not to do biotech | |
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and when it worked, how to do it. | |
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So when I left Pfizer, I got invited back | |
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to consult to some of these folks | |
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that started another company saying, you were helpful. | |
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A couple of them over coffee said, | |
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what are you going to do with all the stuff | |
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that's going to get thrown away? | |
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And I said, no idea. | |
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And they said, well, you should spin those assets out. | |
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And I had no idea. | |
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But anyway, within a couple of weeks, | |
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I'd formulated an idea that, yeah, | |
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I could probably do something with those compounds. | |
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So I got together a small team, went to see someone | |
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senior advisor say, I said, if I raised some private capital, | |
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will you at least in principle | |
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agreed to negotiate to assign those patents to me? | |
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And they said, yeah. | |
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18 months later, I came back with a six million seed | |
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of investment from San Francisco. | |
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It's an Anseo there. | |
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And Zhiyako was born. | |
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And I led his to CEO and we grew up to 25 staff, | |
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raised about 40 million US dollars | |
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around a clinical trial, which was unbelievably positive. | |
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We converted a drug that was intended for asthma | |
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to a drug that could be used in atopic dermatitis, | |
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a disease of inflammation and itch in the skin | |
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for which there were no oral treatments. | |
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This isn't once day oral treatment. | |
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And it looked fantastic. | |
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And within a few months, Novartis, | |
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the big Swiss drug company acquired my little company | |
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for an obscene amount of money. | |
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I only had a little shareholding at that time, | |
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but it was enough to retire and I did. | |
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That was 2017. | |
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So I was enjoying early retirement when, | |
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what I call the COVID era began. | |
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And I think quite early on, I thought, | |
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I was very frightened, like most people, | |
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you were intended to be. | |
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But I noticed, this is very important, | |
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I noticed significant public figures on the television | |
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that I knew because I've been around so long | |
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that, for example, | |
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my psychiatric balance was a former colleague | |
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that welcomed over 30 years earlier. | |
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So I slightly knew these people and I noticed | |
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that he wasn't telling the truth. | |
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So sometimes I spotted him saying things I knew were not true | |
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and I knew he knew them because we'd trained | |
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in the same university ecosystem at the same time. | |
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So I thought, why are you lying? | |
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Once you spot someone's telling a lie, | |
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you pay a lot of attention. | |
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And then there was talk of lockdowns | |
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and I kind of knew this was nonsense. | |
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I'll put it to people that for not to be nonsense, | |
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you have to believe that people without symptoms, | |
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that is well people can give a disease | |
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they haven't got to other people. | |
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Now, that isn't very likely as it and it didn't happen. | |
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But when you, and I've gotten in the other thing to say | |
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is it's quite complicated, | |
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that I did used to believe in the germ theory model | |
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of acute respiratory diseases. | |
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So I don't anymore, but at the time I did. | |
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And so I thought, well, this is crazy. | |
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The people who are the best sources of infection | |
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are the people who were ill | |
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and the people who were ill are already at home | |
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or in hospital. | |
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And the well people can't infect other people. | |
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So lockdown is stupid. | |
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And I started reading the pandemic preparation plans | |
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of all countries I could find starting with UK | |
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and then Germany and then France and America. | |
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None of them mentioned lockdown and it was illogical. | |
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And so I said to my wife, | |
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something horrible is happening. | |
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So what do you mean? | |
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I said, there are all the countries | |
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are talking about making us stay at home | |
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and explain to why it was mad. | |
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And she looked very concerned. | |
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I said, I'm really, really concerned. | |
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And on the day our then Prime Minister Boris Johnson said, | |
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I'm sorry to have to tell you, you must stay at home. | |
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Apparently I was racing up and down the stairs all evening | |
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muttering, we are in so much trouble. | |
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And I knew we were. | |
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I didn't know what the hell was happening, | |
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but I knew that something serious was happening. | |
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And let me put it to you, ladies and gentlemen, | |
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the only way all the countries of the world pretty much | |
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would do the same stupid thing | |
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that I knew was helpless and was not in their plans | |
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would be if there was a super national plan, | |
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a super national force above those countries. | |
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You know, I knew that that evening. | |
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So I had no idea who they were. | |
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And that's true. | |
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They didn't decide to do it on their own, | |
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someone told us to do it. | |
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There's no way they could have independently all decided | |
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to do a stupid thing that was out with their original plans | |
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that had been put together by, | |
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I think, sincere, careful people. | |
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So I knew already in March something was happening. | |
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I didn't know what. | |
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At the time, as I've said, | |
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I thought that acute respiratory diseases were caused | |
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by submicroscopic infectious particles called viruses. | |
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I no longer believe that. | |
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And what we'll cut to the chase, | |
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all I believe that a fake emergency | |
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has been strung up sprung upon us. | |
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And I didn't think that early on, | |
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but probably in 2021, | |
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I encountered Professor Dennis Rancourt or Denis Rancourt. | |
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And he had done a week by week analysis | |
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of all cause mortality separately | |
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in each of the 50 US states. | |
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And he'd been doing it for some time, | |
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before the pandemic. | |
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And so he started publishing in the summer of 2020, | |
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saying in no state looking at people dying | |
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in terms of sex, age, and data death. | |
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When I do the plots, he said, | |
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I see there's no sign of anything happening. | |
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Up until the moment when a pandemic was declared, | |
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whereupon the world went mad and around. | |
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So I didn't know, but I now know, | |
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there was nothing happening | |
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prior to the declaration of a pandemic. | |
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And I think that means there wasn't one. | |
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So it doesn't matter to me | |
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if there was a virus or not a virus. | |
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There wasn't any public health emergency. | |
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I think that's the thing to focus on. | |
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There wasn't any public health emergency. | |
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And yet the world went crazy. | |
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We were locked down. | |
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We made the way it wear masks, wash our hands, | |
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keep social distance, close most businesses, | |
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unless they were essential, | |
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not do international travel. | |
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In some countries, closed schools and universities. | |
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Everything went remote. | |
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It's like, that is so destructive on two fronts. | |
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It's, I'm enough of an economist to know that | |
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if you do that, every country that does it | |
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will go bankrupt. | |
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You can't fund an economy by borrowings | |
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for months to years and not have | |
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unbelievably serious consequences seriously. | |
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I personally think all the countries of the world | |
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are technically bankrupt and have been kept going | |
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by agreement with the central banks | |
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over led by the Bank of International Settlement | |
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in Switzerland. | |
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So I think they've agreed, you're all broke, | |
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but we'll keep it going. | |
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So financial damage was one. | |
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There were individuals at the national level | |
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and damage in currency. | |
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Also, individuals were bankrupted. | |
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And then of course, the third main factor | |
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was social dislocation. | |
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People whose lives were only kept meaningful | |
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because they were interacting daily with people | |
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who mattered to them, became depressed. | |
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And I'm sure many of them died. | |
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Humans don't like isolation anymore than it. | |
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If you put a dog on its own in the candle | |
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and leave it for a few months, it'll probably be dead, | |
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even if you feed it every day. | |
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And humans aren't very different. | |
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So I believe there was not a public health emergency. | |
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One was faked using lies, propaganda, | |
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and there's retropeasy artists. | |
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Whether or not there was a virus is irrelevant | |
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because there wasn't a public health emergency. | |
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And then there were economic damage, | |
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which at a country level, individual level, | |
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and a social destruction level. | |
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But where I really come in, | |
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and where I think I stand alone, | |
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which is very shocking, what I'm gonna tell you, | |
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probably know what I'm gonna tell you that, | |
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it is in my opinion, | |
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the other, another of the objectives of this fake pandemic | |
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was to incentivize over 5 billion humans on the planet | |
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to roll their sleeves up to receive an injection | |
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of a material that was designed intentionally | |
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to injure, kill, and reduce fertility. | |
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Now, a lot of people have got upset to me | |
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with me when I've said this. | |
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And I point out my entire career has been | |
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in the business of rational drug design, | |
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working with colleagues. | |
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I put it to you that with the exception of natural products | |
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that can be purified from a source, | |
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every synthetic drug, | |
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everything that's in a tablet or bottle or a spray or cream, | |
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every atom in there is in there | |
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because someone decides to put it in there. | |
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And you only put things in there | |
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because they serve a function. | |
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And coming right down to the level of the design | |
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of a molecule, it could be a beta blocker or a steroid | |
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or this macromolecule, | |
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we're told called modified mRNA, | |
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that every single part of it is there for a reason. | |
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And so in a sense, I can virtually lean over the shoulder | |
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of the designer, look at the structure | |
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and think what were you, what were you up to? | |
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And I can name, and I will, | |
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at least three features of these molecules, | |
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which as a 35 year veteran of this industry, | |
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I am certain would not have gone forward | |
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if this was like a drug I was involved in. | |
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And I know of other people who have identified | |
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two further mechanisms. | |
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So what I'm saying, I'm going to justify | |
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that there are multiple independent, | |
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designed in toxicities in these injections. | |
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And before I describe them, | |
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I will say that with Dr. Wolf going Vodag, | |
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I wrote an open letter to the European medicines agency | |
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before any of these products have, | |
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quotes authorization. | |
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So we couldn't know what the profile was, | |
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but I detailed, not all of them, | |
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but I detailed the ones I thought of at the time, | |
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saying for goodness sake, you know, | |
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disease, if you inject millions of people with this, | |
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these are the kind of things I anticipate will happen. | |
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Well, they all happened, they have all happened, | |
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and more, we didn't, I hadn't thought about cancer. | |
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So I'm going to describe three things | |
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that are blindingly obvious. | |
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And then I think what I'll do is, | |
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I'll stop and take questions on the whole thing. | |
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I recently wrote an open letter to the Metropolitan Police, | |
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and it's on my sub stack. | |
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If you look up, Dr. My Eden, | |
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sub stack is the only article there. | |
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A friend of mine said, I should put it out there. | |
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And in that letter, I more or less laid out | |
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what I've just said so far, who I am, | |
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the backdrop and the awful allegations. | |
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So the three things I'm going to pick out, | |
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and there are many more, but these I think are so, | |
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I think you can't deny these. | |
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So number one, if you express, | |
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if you force a human body to manufacture | |
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something that doesn't belong in the human body, | |
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it will be non-self or foreign. | |
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And that's what these products do. | |
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They provide a genetic instruction, messenger RNA, | |
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it says, please glide into these cells | |
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and tell the cells to do what the instruction is, | |
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which is to make whatever is encoded. | |
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If you do that, I believe based on simple | |
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immunological principles that have been known | |
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for at least 60 or 70 years, | |
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that every cell that does that will mark itself now | |
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as foreign. | |
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Your immune system plays nice with itself, | |
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most of the time, unless you ill, | |
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because your immune system is constantly traveling | |
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around your body, T cells and so on, | |
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sniffing and sniffing and sniffing. | |
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And it keeps spotting, yep, that's my, yep, that's my, | |
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yep, that's my, oh, what's that? | |
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And if it finds a cell that no longer is displaying | |
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the sort of, I'm one of you, symbols, | |
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your immune system goes to war, attacks it and kills it. | |
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This happens in at least two ways. | |
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One is if you get an infection, | |
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and no matter what kind, your immune system will notice | |
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something is wrong and attempt to save you from it | |
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by launching a lethal attack on the cells and tissues, | |
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doing that non-self thing. | |
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So what I'm saying is it's axiomatic, | |
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that is must follow if you inject someone with mRNA encoding, | |
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anything other than a protein that belongs in you, | |
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you will trigger autoimmune attack, | |
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and depending on the dose and the distribution | |
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and how long the stuff persists, | |
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you could get mild symptoms or it could kill you, | |
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but it will not be good and it will happen every time | |
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with everybody, it's just a question of | |
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whether it would be seriously bad or not. | |
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And that will depend on, as I say, dose distribution | |
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and your lock. | |
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So that's the first thing. | |
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It's the wrong approach. | |
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What do I mean by that? | |
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If you wanted to make a vaccine, | |
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and I'm really now not happy with with vaccinology at all, | |
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but if we just go along with the original narrative, | |
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if you wanted to do that, you wouldn't do it this way. | |
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You would do anything else, you know, extract the pathogen | |
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and whatever, show that to your immune system. | |
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I know that doesn't work, | |
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but that would have been at least what people expected. | |
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So why does this technology exist at all? | |
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You know, Dr. Rawen alone, I think had patents for its invention. | |
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Why does it even exist? | |
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Well, originally, I think people just wanted to know | |
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if you could do it, and perhaps that's where Dr. Malone's PhD | |
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research or postdoc research came in, | |
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but I remember hearing about it 15 or 20 years ago in Pfizer, | |
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and it was presented to me with a perfectly sound rationale, | |
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which I'm just going to briefly explain. | |
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It was the idea was that you could use the destructive power | |
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of your immune system to kill tumors that you couldn't get | |
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to with surgery, so-called non-resectable tumors, | |
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so like a certain brain tumors. | |
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Most tumors have unique markers on their surface, | |
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they are deranged, but they identify themselves | |
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with a different postcode on their surface. | |
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And so if you could direct an mRNA sequence | |
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to that postcode and inject it, | |
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it will mostly go to that tumor | |
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and your immune system will then kill it. | |
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I don't know whether it works, | |
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but the idea is rather beautiful as a drug discovery. | |
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I thought, yeah, that's pretty clever. | |
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And it's called immuno-oncology. | |
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It is a division of many drug companies. | |
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There are biotechs funded to do this stuff. | |
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So it does have a potential use, | |
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but if you give it to healthy people | |
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and you force them to express something | |
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that doesn't belong in their body, | |
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it cannot help them. | |
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It's hopelessly inappropriate. | |
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It's definitely designed to injure you. | |
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That's number one. | |
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Number two, I've only got three, number two. | |
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It's not just making your body make something | |
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that doesn't belong in you. | |
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The question is what did they choose to ask, | |
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or to make your body manufacture? | |
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They could have picked anything from this so-called virus, | |
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the so-called SARS-CoV-2, | |
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to which apparently we have the sequence. | |
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So they could have had the messenger RNA in code | |
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and make your body make any of the bits of that. | |
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So I put it to you, the rule of thumb would be, | |
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don't make it, make your body, | |
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make something you know is dangerous. | |
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The only known dangerous protein in this material, | |
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I don't know whether the virus is real or not, | |
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but I know the sequence exists. | |
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And if you convert that sequence into protein, | |
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the only bit that we know is poisonous | |
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is the so-called spike protein. | |
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It is of a nature for which there was much literature, | |
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published literature in the peer review journals | |
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to show that these were kind of venom-like proteins | |
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that would activate blood platelets | |
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or most certainly would stimulate blood coagulation. | |
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They were toxic to cardiac muscle, | |
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and they altered damaged neuronal transmission. | |
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And so not only do we have a technology | |
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that forces your body to make something foreign, | |
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and I told you and no one has told me I'm wrong, | |
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that that will make your immune system think it's invaded | |
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and attack your own tissue and destroy it. | |
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It's the only way your body can save you | |
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from that perceived infection or tumor. | |
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As I say, tumors are the other things | |
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that causes this derangement, | |
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and your body probably saves you from a tumor every other day | |
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so that you never knew you had, | |
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from like a solar gamma ray went through you, | |
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damaged your DNA, your immune system noticed | |
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a deranged cell and killed it. | |
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Good job. | |
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But not only did these materials force your body | |
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to make non-self proteins, | |
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which will lead to this autoimmune attack, | |
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but your body is now making something which I knew | |
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I can point to the literature. | |
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It makes something analogous to things already proven | |
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as toxins. | |
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Or guess what? | |
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My guess is, depending on where it went | |
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in your body after injection, | |
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how well it was taken up, | |
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how efficiently it was converted to protein, | |
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and how long that went on, | |
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which frankly is a, perhaps a lottery | |
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for every single individual. | |
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You could get blood clots, you could get heart injury, | |
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you could get neurological conditions, | |
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and you're all of those, didn't you folks? | |
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And they were predictable because they follow from | |
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the design choice. | |
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And the last one I'm going to mention, | |
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there are many more, | |
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but I think three is powerful because they're different | |
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and so obvious. | |
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The third one, the mRNA products, | |
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Modena and the Pfizer-BioNTech were formulated. | |
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What does that mean? | |
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Usually the drug substance, | |
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the actual active is tiny. | |
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Often so small you can't see it. | |
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It might be milligrams or even micrograms. | |
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You have to bind it up with fillers | |
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and things to sort of bulk it up | |
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so you can make a tablet or a spray or an ointment | |
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or an injection. | |
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And that whole process is called formulation. | |
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So you take the drug substance, | |
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the thing you've invented, | |
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and then clever people in pharmaceutical sciences | |
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work out how to stabilize this molecule, | |
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how to make sure it's pure, | |
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that it's stable, that it'll be released | |
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when it needs to be and so on and so forth. | |
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It's very complicated, not my skill area, | |
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but I learned quite a lot about formulations | |
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in the respiratory side. | |
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So when I looked at this formulation, | |
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the formulation is lipid nanoparticle. | |
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So it's a kind of grease, | |
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but it's a particular kind of grease formulated | |
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in a particular way. | |
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And so I thought, well, yeah, | |
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I can see why you would protect | |
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this vulnerable genetic material in this blob of lipid. | |
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When you inject it, | |
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the lipid will help it just slide through the wall of a cell, | |
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straight through the wall of a, | |
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it'll go all around the body, | |
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it's what it's designed to do. | |
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So when I was looking it up, | |
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when I stumbled upon a 2012 paper, | |
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and I read it with mounting horror, | |
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because lipid nanoparticles is one of a category | |
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of sort of macro molecule, | |
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that means large molecule carriers, transporters, vehicles. | |
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So they've been in use for quite a while, | |
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and it was well known to people | |
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in the pharmaceutical science, the formulation end, | |
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that these particular macro molecules, lipid nanoparticles, | |
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have a propensity that is are inclined to accumulate | |
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in the ovaries of every species tested to date. | |
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And so I thought, well, I'm a toxicologist. | |
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I can tell you, ladies and gentlemen, | |
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that if you have an observation in your toxic studies, | |
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toxicology studies, you're not allowed to ignore it. | |
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You have to assume that that's what's gonna happen | |
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in humans unless you've got data to show it doesn't. | |
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So I am now faced with a formulation of horrible material, | |
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which I think is going to damage people | |
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by an autoimmunity and a direct toxicity | |
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that's gonna accumulate in their ovaries. | |
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Then some enterprising person wrote to the Japanese regulator | |
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and under their Freedom of Information Act | |
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was able to obtain studies, distribution studies | |
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of the Pfizer products, and we translated it | |
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from the Japanese. | |
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They had studied its injection and distribution, | |
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I think it was either in rats or mice. | |
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And guess what? | |
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It accumulated in their ovaries as predicted | |
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from the literature. | |
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So these are not accidental. | |
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The choice of mRNA is dangerous to healthy people. | |
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Its original use was immuno-oncology | |
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for people who are beyond saving by chemo or surgery. | |
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I've got second thoughts about a lot of this stuff. | |
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But then the spike protein, | |
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it's analogous to materials known to be toxic to human cells | |
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and the male in cells and they made your body make it. | |
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Finally, for now, they formulated their material | |
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already known by people in the industry | |
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to lead to accumulation of the payload in the ovaries | |
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where it will do the two things I just mentioned. | |
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So I'll tell you a couple of other things. | |
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The most common reason drugs fail in development. | |
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Two most common reasons. | |
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One is they don't work. | |
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Medical hypothesis was wrong. | |
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You put it in people with itchy red skin | |
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and you put it in the vehicle group and a test group | |
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and it's blinded and so on. | |
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It's all done properly. | |
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That was the thing to experiment we did in my biotech. | |
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You break the blind and damn it, | |
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both the groups are the same. | |
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You drive and done anything. | |
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So that's why it was so miraculous when I did work. | |
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But that's the most common outcome. | |
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You're wrong. | |
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We're not clever enough to work out what's going to happen. | |
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And that's one of the reasons why the industry is | |
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it's not just failing. | |
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It's failed. | |
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It can no longer, it can't make profit anymore. | |
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It's a dead industry. | |
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I don't think there'd been any significant new products | |
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that I personally would have been happy to have got behind. | |
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They're like one million pound of patient cancer | |
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biologicals, which I've looked at the data | |
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and they might give you a month. | |
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I don't even trust the clinical data now. | |
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I think they cheat. | |
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So I think they're now at a point where they've got | |
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enormous financial resources and they can't make money | |
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in the normal way and whatever. | |
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And I think this is one of the motivations | |
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what's happened is it's quite an enormous income | |
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for the pharma companies. | |
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But I was going to say that's one of the two | |
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main reasons why we fail. | |
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One is we're rolling the medical hypothesis | |
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and the drug simply doesn't work. | |
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Now, sometimes you get a chart and other charts | |
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because a different hypothesis comes up and you find a use. | |
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So the classic example is Viagra. | |
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Its original use had been to relieve angina | |
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by relaxing blood vessels in the heart. | |
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And it didn't do that. | |
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People did not report improvements. | |
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But the famous use that eventually was discovered | |
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was it dilates blood vessels into penis | |
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and helps men have bigger erections | |
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and billions of dollars were made out of it. | |
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So they were wrong in the medical hypothesis, | |
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but another medical hypothesis was able to make use | |
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of the drug because it wasn't obviously unsafe. | |
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But the other reason drugs fail is because they're toxic. | |
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Either in people or in multi-dose studies | |
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in rats, dogs, monkeys, whatever is required. | |
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So I'm very sorry if there are people | |
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who are philosophically set against the resection | |
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and I do understand that I grew less and less comfortable | |
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with that as I got older. | |
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Nevertheless, someone has to be, as it were, | |
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the guinea pig and I don't want it to be people. | |
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So the second main reason and it's extremely common, | |
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unfortunately, is that for reasons | |
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we were not able to anticipate the drug | |
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when taking the required dose for long periods of time | |
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if it was a chronic drug produced unacceptable | |
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tops, unacceptable side effects. | |
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So with the first one, medical hypothesis being wrong, | |
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my God, you would be grilled. | |
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It's like, you need to explain your medical hypothesis. | |
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What's the evidence supporting that? | |
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Is the counter evidence? | |
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What were your peers doing? | |
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How quickly could we test the hypothesis? | |
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It was people all over it and rightly so. | |
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The second one, everyone got a shot at it. | |
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What do I mean? | |
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Before you nominated as a compound, | |
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we literally would have like all hands meetings | |
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and your job was if you've been in the industry, | |
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you may have an opinion, you may spot something | |
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about the design of that molecule | |
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that twiggers a thought where you think, | |
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I've seen that before and it led to kidney toxicity | |
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in 1978 or something. | |
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So we would go over these damn things | |
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and it was called like a structural alerts meeting | |
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after something like that. | |
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Each drug company will have its own process | |
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because what you don't want to do | |
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is five years down the road after $50 million | |
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has been spent to find it fails for toxicity | |
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and someone goes, oh yeah, I thought it would do that. | |
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So seriously, that's what used to happen. | |
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So I'm saying these products, if they were proper, | |
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would have gone through like a structural alerts review | |
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or a Tops prospects review | |
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and anyone like me or anyone who'd been hired by me | |
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would have looked at this and thought, | |
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no, you can't make, can't make non-self | |
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it'll cause autoimmune reactions. | |
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No, damn or better not me, | |
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their bodies make that funny spike protein | |
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because that's analogous to lots of venoms. | |
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What the hell are you doing | |
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using this macro molecule lipid nanoparticles? | |
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Do you not know it's going to accumulate in the ovaries? | |
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So I'm promising you, | |
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this would not have got out of the door. | |
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So I'm going to take a long pause | |
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but just to say there are at least two other independent | |
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mechanisms of toxicity built into these molecules. | |
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I can't name them because I'm not a molecular biologist | |
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but they are apparently, | |
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there's a nuclear localization signal in the sequence | |
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which means it's going to traffic to your nucleus | |
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which it doesn't need to be in. | |
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And what was the other one is that there is something called, | |
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I think it's a partial SV40 promoter. | |
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I think that has something that might be bad | |
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for oncological reasons. | |
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And apparently you would not tolerate | |
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either of these two things in the product. | |
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So that's fine. | |
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So I'm going to ask you on the call, | |
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having heard me describe my history in training, | |
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the processes we use, | |
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the most common reasons for failure | |
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and what we tried to do to avoid it | |
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and my description of what I thought would cause harms | |
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and the fact that we wrote them down | |
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before they were launched and then those things happen. | |
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I'm going to ask you, | |
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is there anyone on the call | |
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horrified that you may be | |
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that doesn't think as I do | |
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that these were designed intentionally | |
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injure, kill, and reduce fertility. | |
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So I shall stop. | |
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Mike, thank you so much. | |
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And for those watching the recording | |
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who didn't get the note, | |
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Mike chooses not to have his video showing at the moment | |
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because he's in the holiday mode. | |
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So thank you so much for articulating so beautifully. | |
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You addressed us a couple of years ago | |
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and I've kept your notes | |
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and again, you articulate so well. | |
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And many of us know that someone | |
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who truly understands their craft | |
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can articulate complex ideas | |
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in ways that non-experts can understand. | |
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So I'm very grateful to the way that you have done that. | |
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So Mike, Stephen Frost gets the first 15 minutes | |
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and then we've got lots of hands up, which is wonderful. | |
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So, and Stephen, | |
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Stephen will have far more than 15 minutes, | |
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but anyway, Stephen, are you ready to go? | |
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Yeah, so, yeah. | |
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Charles, sorry, I want to say sorry | |
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for losing my cooler little before the meeting. | |
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I didn't mean to be sharp with people | |
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who were trying to help me, | |
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but I was just trying to concentrate | |
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on what I thought I knew was the correct thing to do | |
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and what you also agreed most of the time at least. | |
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So I didn't mean ill towards whoever I snapped at, | |
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but I was really under pressure in my mind. | |
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Sorry. | |
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As far as your presentation, Mike, | |
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it was just brilliant. | |
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And if there were two people born for this crisis, | |
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I think you are one of them. | |
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Oh, three, maybe. | |
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Succared back to you is another | |
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and Archbishop Vigano is another. | |
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So I agree with you on everything you've said. | |
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You're so, how shall I say, | |
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precise in your use of English? | |
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You're maybe shy, but you're incredibly articulate. | |
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But most of all, what impresses me | |
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is you get your thoughts in order | |
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and you're always logical in your thoughts. | |
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But a lot of people, of course, including me now, | |
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think that what we need to solve this nonsense, | |
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these Trojan horses, totalitarianism, | |
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is a spiritual element and that doesn't always involve logic | |
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as I'm told. | |
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I agree, I absolutely agree. | |
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And I used to be embarrassed in saying what I'm going to say | |
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because I'm a scientist and this isn't science. | |
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But in the summer of 2021, I had an encounter. | |
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And I think obviously I took from this encounter | |
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an instruction to do what I'm doing. | |
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That was it, no promises. | |
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It was like, you have to do this. | |
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Good for you. | |
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I mean, I was already committed, | |
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but it was there and also it had been a terrible time. | |
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In the previous, as I started to discover | |
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what I've described to you, | |
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which I hope I haven't been too cool about, | |
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I fell apart because I'd been a normie until 2020. | |
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I listened to the BBC for 41 years. | |
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I got the Sunday Times every Sunday for about 25 years. | |
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I kind of believe roughly what I was being told, | |
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bits get delivered now and again. | |
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So to follow the data, as I did, | |
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so my head was following and my soul was screaming. | |
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And I described it as psychological whiplash. | |
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I think I probably had a mini breakdown | |
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by the end of the year. | |
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And I was climbing out of it again, | |
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past very, very dark thoughts. | |
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And then one night, something appeared. | |
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And it was like more or less, | |
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here's a handful of courage and just get on with it. | |
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And I've never felt frightened since that moment. | |
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And that was God, that was God. | |
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Good for you, Mike. | |
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Yeah. | |
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I don't know whether you can remember | |
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because at the time, I now realize | |
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you were really psychologically tortured into a corner. | |
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And so was I. | |
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And I didn't, I thought we were immune | |
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from this psychological torture. | |
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And I happen to think like, | |
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and I think you should know this | |
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because you're British as well. | |
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I want to hold these bastards to account. | |
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And I am also giving information to the police. | |
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I wrote to the police. | |
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I haven't published this. | |
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Maybe I should, but I kept it very, very tight | |
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so that they couldn't gainsay what I'd said to them. | |
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But I think your letter is absolutely brilliant. | |
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Someone was saying to me the other day, | |
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trying to draw my attention even more to your letter. | |
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And I will have a look at it again. | |
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So, like the terrible thing in the United Kingdom | |
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is that actually it's appeared to be better | |
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than in France and the other countries, you know, | |
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which had had hard measures, | |
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shall we say, in inverted commas, | |
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which were never just because there was never any pandemic. | |
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There wasn't even a disease called COVID-19, in my opinion. | |
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It wasn't properly diagnosed. | |
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And I'm, and that's one of my strong points to the police | |
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because I am a medical doctor. | |
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And even if no one in the world agrees with me, | |
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I have a right to a medical opinion. | |
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No doctor. | |
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Yeah. | |
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And I don't want to prove it beyond reasonable doubt | |
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or beyond the plans of probabilities as in court of law. | |
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And I don't have to, as a scientist, | |
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do enormous numbers of randomized controlled trials, | |
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double blinded or whatever. | |
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So, but I'm trained as a doctor | |
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and my duty is to diagnose for the patient | |
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in the best way possible using all my experience | |
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and all my hopefully good training. | |
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And somehow or other, | |
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I think I did get a good training | |
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because when I was training, we were told that, you know, | |
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even if you believe in viruses, | |
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which I'm not sure I do now, I'm pretty sure I don't, | |
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you know, a deadly virus cannot kill, | |
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it cannot cause a pandemic. | |
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And I was fascinated by that. | |
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So, and I can't remember the name of the professor | |
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who taught us this, but I remembered it. | |
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And I found out Christmas is a time for me writing an email | |
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to all the people I qualified with and challenging them. | |
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And guess what, Mike? | |
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I can't get a single person. | |
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I qualify at Liverpool University with | |
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to engage with me, even privately, even people I shared | |
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the flats with, they're that terrified of me. | |
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That's the thing that I have to say that's made me, | |
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so I think I've recorded something like 250 interviews, | |
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something like that. | |
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And I would just comment actually, | |
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it's important for me to mention | |
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in case anyone's listening for the first time, | |
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it's no use googling. | |
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Dr. Mike Yead, please don't use Safari, | |
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Google, whatever they are. | |
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Don't use the mainstream search engines, | |
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or at least don't only use them. | |
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In fact, I invite people, | |
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there's a very interesting experiment, | |
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I did it yesterday, so it's still valid. | |
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Most people, including me, | |
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I thought that browsers or search engines | |
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were pretty much a generic function. | |
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You type in what you want to find, | |
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and they find it for you. | |
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I didn't understand how it did it, | |
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but they're all about the same, right? | |
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Well, they're not. | |
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If you type Dr. Mike Yead, into Google, | |
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and then just have a look at the first two or three pages, | |
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you'll find that I'm a very famous anti-vax conspiracy theorist, | |
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and you'll find articles from Reuters | |
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saying how wrong I am about all sorts of things. | |
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If you type Dr. Mike Yead, | |
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into minority search engines, | |
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of which there are dozens, | |
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like something called Mojique, M-O-J-E-E-K, | |
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or Yandex, Y-A-N-D-E-X. | |
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If you put Dr. Mike Yead in any of the small ones, | |
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you get hit with about 50 of my presentations. | |
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How interesting. | |
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Now, that can't happen unless someone has decided to filter | |
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the search results, which most people will get, | |
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because most people, most of the time, | |
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will use mainstream browsers. | |
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And what you find is lies about me. | |
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Why would someone go to the effort of lying about me | |
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and hiding things I have actually done? | |
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And I think the answer is obvious. | |
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They don't want you to hear from me. | |
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Why would they not want you to hear from me? | |
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Is it could be because I'm telling the truth? | |
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It seems to me, an elaborate piece of work | |
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that they would do that. | |
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And of course, they may get rid of it now, | |
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I pointed it out. | |
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But I would say that's sort of thing that's quite useful. | |
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You can show someone on their own phone, | |
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and you ask them beforehand, | |
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what would they expect to happen? | |
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It's like, it should be roughly the same, right? | |
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Because if it's not, what uses a browser | |
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is you're just gonna get a random garbage. | |
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So it should be roughly the same. | |
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It's not even roughly the same. | |
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Anyway, so one of the reasons people have said to me, | |
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my sister in Australia who thinks I'm a conspiracy theorist, | |
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the other day said, well, if any of the stuff you said | |
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is true Mike, why haven't they killed you? | |
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I've got a perfectly good answer. | |
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They didn't need to do this medieval stuff. | |
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If the person lives in the modern technological world, | |
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they have IT tools that serve the same purpose. | |
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They can censor and smear you easily. | |
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And there's very little you can do about it. | |
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So to those listening, I think I cannot reach further | |
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than I have done. | |
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It's not a V-test. | |
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Every now and again, we travel. | |
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So we'll be in, say Heathrow or St. Pancreastation | |
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or somewhere in a busy area in London. | |
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And I'm routinely recognized once. | |
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And I've kind of done like counting the size of crowds. | |
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And my estimate is that I'm recognized | |
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by less than one in a thousand people. | |
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Interestingly, that number is the same | |
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whether I'm in Mexico, Florida, Arizona, France, Spain, London. | |
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So the message is kind of good out there, | |
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but it's a less than 0.1%. | |
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It's not a different number. | |
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I'm not recognized more often now than two years ago. | |
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And that's hard data folks. | |
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That tells me that I've worked and worked and worked | |
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and I'm not reaching more people than I was two years ago. | |
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And I think the reason's obvious. | |
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The alternative to interning me or killing me | |
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is to turn the Tony Kayon censorship. | |
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And so I will not be able to reach people. | |
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So the people on this poor, for example, | |
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the people in your circle, your family, | |
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your workmates, your friends | |
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who perhaps think you're a bit nuts, | |
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I'm never gonna reach them. | |
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You could wait 10 years and they'll never hear from me | |
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because they're not looking for me. | |
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And the mainstream media will never tell them the truth. | |
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And so that the hard thing I have to say to you is, | |
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it's you. | |
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If you do not manage to persuade them, we will lose | |
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because there are very few people | |
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willing and able to do what I'm doing | |
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and they have constrained me very effectively. | |
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And I can see why they've done it. | |
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And frankly, I'd prefer they did this | |
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and the alternative because they would have otherwise killed me. | |
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And so I'm optimistic, | |
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but I have to keep asking people | |
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that you have to do it, please. | |
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I cannot reach further than I have already. | |
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My own empirical evidence says I am not. | |
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And as a consequence, | |
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I don't really want to do a lot more interviews. | |
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It's a waste of my life. | |
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And I can't justify it to my family. | |
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And it has a terrible impact on me. | |
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And it's not useful. | |
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I'm not reaching more people. | |
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But if other people bottle any part of what you've heard | |
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and think, right, I understand that bit. | |
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And then you go forward with it. | |
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That's the way we'll beat them. | |
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That's the way we'll beat them. | |
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Mike is going to save us. | |
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We can save ourselves if we work together. | |
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Yeah, sure. | |
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So there are many others, Mike, | |
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who are less brilliant than you, | |
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who can gain comfort from hearing your words | |
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and be emboldened and do your work for you. | |
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So you do fulfill a function. | |
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So talking to this group, | |
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it may not appear many, | |
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but there are many people who view the videos afterwards. | |
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And I'm going to send the copy of this video to my MP | |
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and also to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, | |
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accompanied by another letter | |
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to ask why I haven't had even an acknowledgement | |
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from the, I copied in the commissioner, | |
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but I sent it to the PC. | |
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I think you did as well, Mike. | |
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And I also copied in my MP. | |
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So I've learned these tactics | |
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because the bastard state in the UK targeted me in 2013 | |
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and took my job away from me by text with no explanation | |
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because I highlighted, | |
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so I was a classic whistleblower, | |
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except I didn't know what whistleblowing was. | |
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I highlighted a criminality in the military | |
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of British military with class A controlled drugs. | |
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And they were trying to cover it up. | |
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And I told them there was no way to cover it up | |
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that they needed to tell the police | |
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and that the police needed to investigate. | |
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I was rather naive, but it was the truth. | |
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And they're terrified of people who tell the truth, Mike. | |
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But you do fulfill the purpose | |
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because you encourage other whistleblowers to speak out | |
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and whistleblowers are absolutely key. | |
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And especially the ones like you and me | |
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who survived the onslaught. | |
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And sure, no, I do think what I've done, | |
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what I am doing is important, | |
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but it won't be enough is what I'm saying. | |
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And I've made this little speech 50 times. | |
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And I hope people do do something. | |
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All I ask people is to do the best you can | |
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with what you've got, where you are. | |
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And keep doing it every day. | |
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I wish I didn't, but I probably do 16 hours a day, | |
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seven days a week. | |
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I can't stop, but I can't do anymore. | |
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If you know what I mean? | |
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I can't make this be more effective, | |
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but I can't stop either. | |
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And so I beg in you, everyone, | |
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if you're not doing 20 hours a week, you're not helping. | |
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Everyone can spare 20 hours a week. | |
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Seriously, even if you're working, | |
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use your evenings to be out active. | |
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We will roll these bastards over. | |
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If you do that, if you don't, we will lose. | |
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Let me just say, let me just say that the people | |
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who have planned this, | |
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and I never would believe I would be saying this, | |
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but if you haven't, if you don't know | |
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of a lady called Catherine Watte, | |
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she's an American paralegal. | |
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And she has researched, | |
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sort of going backwards and found 60 years, | |
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evidence receipts of 60 years of patient, | |
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obviously directed amendments | |
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to public health legislation in the US. | |
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And she and I believe that that has happened | |
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everywhere in the world. | |
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60 years, that's like three generations of politicians | |
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have constantly edited public health laws | |
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to allow what happened to happen in 2020, | |
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because I won't describe it because they're not clever enough. | |
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But it's nothing like you think, and it's all legal. | |
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What they've done is what she calls legal on paper. | |
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It's obviously legal, but it's legal on paper. | |
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And so she has found 10 major amendments | |
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to public health law, which eventually allow this, | |
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that if the health and human services secretary | |
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or the president says, there is a public health emergency, | |
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this needs to say those words, | |
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then a whole bunch of things are then allowed. | |
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The military can impose what are called countermeasures. | |
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These injections are not vaccines, | |
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they're not even medical products, | |
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they're not medical products. | |
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The apparent interaction with the FDA is a pantomime | |
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that they are medical products ordered by the military | |
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under public health emergency as countermeasures. | |
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They do not require informed consent | |
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anymore than they need to give you informed consent | |
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before they put down a barrier and push you off an area | |
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for police, like a police investigation, seriously. | |
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So they are legally countermeasures | |
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and they are treated no different than crime tape. | |
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They can push you away, they can inject you, | |
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they have to do anything. | |
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And as long as every person is following | |
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the then prevailing law of this medical emergency, | |
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of a public health emergency, | |
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they can't even be prosecuted, even if they killed you. | |
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Because the law says you may do all these things | |
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at the discretion of the health and human services secretary | |
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or and all presidents in the event | |
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of a public health emergency. | |
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So that's unbelievable. | |
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But that's not the only one. | |
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So that's Catherine Watt with a KWA double T. | |
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Mike, please let me finish. | |
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Catherine Watt, K with a Catherine | |
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and then WA double T set sub-stack. | |
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Sasha Latipova, she's an American of Ukraine | |
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in extraction, very clever lady. | |
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And she is pieced together how the public health law was used. | |
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So she would combine my skills with Catherine's. | |
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And if you read, no one else, Sasha Latipova | |
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will combine the thing. | |
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So then the third person I would mention | |
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is a retired financial called David Rogers Web, | |
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now living in Sweden. | |
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And he has discovered 60 years of subversion | |
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of private property rights law in every country | |
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around the world, every country. | |
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There are no exceptions. | |
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What has happened is that things that you and I think we own | |
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as owners, we're no longer the owners, we are. | |
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We have a contractual right called beneficial ownership. | |
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They've invented to solve completely, you know, | |
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anyway, you don't own things anymore. | |
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You are the beneficial owners. | |
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What does that mean? | |
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It means if there is a default, which there will be, | |
01:00:04.300 --> 01:00:06.540 | |
that's why they've broken the economy on purpose | |
01:00:06.540 --> 01:00:08.940 | |
and printed the enormous amounts of currency, | |
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they can announce that things are bankrupt, | |
01:00:11.020 --> 01:00:13.020 | |
they can announce that currencies | |
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are no good for international trade | |
01:00:15.100 --> 01:00:17.060 | |
and that will stop trade. | |
01:00:17.060 --> 01:00:20.300 | |
And then there will substitute a made up currency | |
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called central bank digital currencies. | |
01:00:22.140 --> 01:00:24.780 | |
I'm sure they have already prepared | |
01:00:24.780 --> 01:00:26.700 | |
and you will hear in every country | |
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every central bank has been experimenting with this. | |
01:00:29.140 --> 01:00:32.780 | |
So it's not a conspiracy theory, it's a conspiracy | |
01:00:32.780 --> 01:00:34.860 | |
and there's nothing theoretical about it. | |
01:00:34.860 --> 01:00:39.100 | |
David Rogers Web has identified the changes in the law | |
01:00:39.100 --> 01:00:43.300 | |
that means that you and I, everyone on the call | |
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will be deprived of what we think is our lawful property | |
01:00:46.900 --> 01:00:49.140 | |
if there's a big enough default | |
01:00:49.140 --> 01:00:53.980 | |
and the beneficiaries are the senior creditors | |
01:00:53.980 --> 01:00:56.700 | |
who are the same people who run everything in the world. | |
01:00:56.700 --> 01:00:59.140 | |
You don't need to name them. | |
01:00:59.140 --> 01:01:00.340 | |
But so that's what will happen. | |
01:01:00.340 --> 01:01:04.140 | |
Your houses, your cars, your bank account, your pension, | |
01:01:04.140 --> 01:01:07.820 | |
your stock investment portfolio will all vanish. | |
01:01:07.820 --> 01:01:11.300 | |
The computer will go off and even if it comes back on, | |
01:01:11.300 --> 01:01:13.100 | |
they will have disappeared. | |
01:01:13.100 --> 01:01:16.020 | |
And you may think that sounds fantastical. | |
01:01:16.020 --> 01:01:18.820 | |
Go and bloody listen to David Rogers Web. | |
01:01:18.820 --> 01:01:20.020 | |
That's what's going to happen. | |
01:01:20.020 --> 01:01:25.020 | |
So public health law, private property rights law | |
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and then there are numerous others. | |
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I think we're all of us wise to the global warming scam | |
01:01:31.180 --> 01:01:33.980 | |
about 60 years, funnily enough. | |
01:01:33.980 --> 01:01:36.700 | |
It's about 60 years of propaganda and lies | |
01:01:36.700 --> 01:01:39.860 | |
and payments that have bent the published science | |
01:01:40.300 --> 01:01:42.300 | |
to a particular narrative. | |
01:01:42.300 --> 01:01:44.900 | |
Anyone who goes against it loses their position, | |
01:01:44.900 --> 01:01:48.060 | |
doesn't get grants, can't get published is crossed. | |
01:01:48.060 --> 01:01:49.820 | |
So that's a lie too. | |
01:01:49.820 --> 01:01:52.820 | |
I personally, and this is slightly more controversial, | |
01:01:52.820 --> 01:01:55.820 | |
I think there's 60 years of propaganda | |
01:01:55.820 --> 01:01:57.860 | |
about overpopulation. | |
01:01:57.860 --> 01:01:59.820 | |
I personally don't think that's happened. | |
01:01:59.820 --> 01:02:02.580 | |
I think people talking in those terms, | |
01:02:02.580 --> 01:02:05.820 | |
it's the most anti-human argument I've ever heard. | |
01:02:05.820 --> 01:02:08.420 | |
It's like who do you think should go then | |
01:02:08.420 --> 01:02:09.660 | |
if you think there are too many people | |
01:02:09.660 --> 01:02:11.420 | |
who is it you're going to kill? | |
01:02:11.420 --> 01:02:16.420 | |
Because I think they are absolutely determined, organized. | |
01:02:17.740 --> 01:02:21.340 | |
And I think we're not overpopulated, | |
01:02:21.340 --> 01:02:24.980 | |
we're not damaging, we're not committing global warming. | |
01:02:24.980 --> 01:02:29.980 | |
So why are they trapping us and beginning to kill us? | |
01:02:29.980 --> 01:02:31.940 | |
And I have no explanation. | |
01:02:31.940 --> 01:02:35.740 | |
There's no rational reason for them to do what they're doing. | |
01:02:35.740 --> 01:02:37.820 | |
And so I'm looking for an irrational one. | |
01:02:37.820 --> 01:02:42.140 | |
And I think in the end, it comes down to dark forces. | |
01:02:42.140 --> 01:02:44.180 | |
I've run out of explanations. | |
01:02:44.180 --> 01:02:45.860 | |
They're in a cult. | |
01:02:45.860 --> 01:02:48.700 | |
But it looks to me they are diabolical, literally. | |
01:02:49.660 --> 01:02:50.500 | |
Yeah. | |
01:02:50.500 --> 01:02:52.900 | |
They're in a deadly, good and evil. | |
01:02:52.900 --> 01:02:53.740 | |
It's good and evil. | |
01:02:53.740 --> 01:02:55.580 | |
It's three people. | |
01:02:55.580 --> 01:02:57.540 | |
Like we've had all three of those. | |
01:02:57.540 --> 01:02:59.740 | |
Catherine Watts, Sasha Latipova, David Rogers, | |
01:02:59.740 --> 01:03:03.580 | |
were honors guests and I'm a friend of fantastic. | |
01:03:03.580 --> 01:03:04.940 | |
Fantastic. | |
01:03:04.940 --> 01:03:05.900 | |
Yeah, that's great. | |
01:03:05.900 --> 01:03:09.140 | |
Well, then it means you can, you can glue them together | |
01:03:09.140 --> 01:03:12.980 | |
and although we'll be shocking, find a way to explain to people. | |
01:03:12.980 --> 01:03:15.700 | |
So you can't just go in and tell them all this stuff, | |
01:03:15.700 --> 01:03:18.900 | |
but find, my wife tells me when she is right, | |
01:03:18.900 --> 01:03:20.420 | |
she says, you can't lecture people. | |
01:03:20.420 --> 01:03:24.060 | |
They just, they are repells, not because you're not believable. | |
01:03:24.060 --> 01:03:25.340 | |
You were very believable. | |
01:03:25.340 --> 01:03:28.100 | |
But because you were believable, it's horrifying. | |
01:03:28.100 --> 01:03:32.260 | |
She said, I've watched you talk to people and they go pale | |
01:03:32.260 --> 01:03:34.620 | |
and they, and they shrink and they move away. | |
01:03:34.620 --> 01:03:37.180 | |
And it's like, they're frightened of what you're telling them. | |
01:03:37.180 --> 01:03:38.260 | |
She said, you can't do it. | |
01:03:38.260 --> 01:03:39.260 | |
She said, you can't do it that. | |
01:03:39.260 --> 01:03:41.700 | |
You can do it with a professional who's trying to help | |
01:03:41.700 --> 01:03:44.540 | |
because they're kind of, they will steal themselves. | |
01:03:44.540 --> 01:03:47.100 | |
You know, they used to dealing with difficult things | |
01:03:47.100 --> 01:03:49.620 | |
like police and army and doctors and so on. | |
01:03:49.620 --> 01:03:52.020 | |
They're used to dealing with bad news, | |
01:03:52.020 --> 01:03:54.380 | |
but the average member of the public is not. | |
01:03:54.380 --> 01:03:56.100 | |
And she said, if you come up them like that, | |
01:03:56.100 --> 01:03:57.220 | |
they would just run away. | |
01:03:57.220 --> 01:04:00.020 | |
She said, you've got to ask the rhetorical questions. | |
01:04:00.020 --> 01:04:02.020 | |
Well, I'm no good at that, ladies and gentlemen. | |
01:04:02.020 --> 01:04:05.060 | |
So please go and do that because I'm not good at that. | |
01:04:05.060 --> 01:04:09.340 | |
I'm, I get on my soapbox and I lecture and it repels people. | |
01:04:09.340 --> 01:04:11.940 | |
But you can do a better job with other people. | |
01:04:11.940 --> 01:04:12.820 | |
Thank you. | |
01:04:12.820 --> 01:04:15.820 | |
And the problem, Mike, is this, and maybe you've noticed it | |
01:04:15.820 --> 01:04:20.340 | |
and that when you talk to people and you frighten them, | |
01:04:20.340 --> 01:04:23.060 | |
unfortunately, they even know you're a good person | |
01:04:23.060 --> 01:04:26.380 | |
and you're telling the truth and a bit of them | |
01:04:26.380 --> 01:04:29.540 | |
doesn't like the person they're hearing the truth from. | |
01:04:29.580 --> 01:04:30.780 | |
Absolutely. | |
01:04:30.780 --> 01:04:33.340 | |
Yet my own sister, who used to say she loves me | |
01:04:33.340 --> 01:04:34.700 | |
and how are you, little brother? | |
01:04:34.700 --> 01:04:36.500 | |
She says, you've lost your mind. | |
01:04:36.500 --> 01:04:37.900 | |
You are a conspiracy theorist. | |
01:04:37.900 --> 01:04:39.380 | |
You've been captured. | |
01:04:39.380 --> 01:04:41.140 | |
Don't ever speak to me again. | |
01:04:41.140 --> 01:04:42.460 | |
I'm sorry, Mike. | |
01:04:42.460 --> 01:04:44.980 | |
And that was, that was very upsetting | |
01:04:44.980 --> 01:04:47.900 | |
because she was, she was my bloody hero when I was a kid. | |
01:04:47.900 --> 01:04:49.020 | |
She was five years old with me. | |
01:04:49.020 --> 01:04:51.420 | |
She has a PhD in fungal genetics. | |
01:04:51.420 --> 01:04:54.660 | |
She's a clever lady, but she thinks I'm crazy. | |
01:04:54.660 --> 01:04:57.500 | |
And, and I've stopped, I've stopped trying | |
01:04:57.500 --> 01:04:59.340 | |
because she lives in Australia. | |
01:04:59.340 --> 01:05:02.060 | |
If I could go and speak to her, it might be different. | |
01:05:02.060 --> 01:05:04.620 | |
All my family in the UK are absolutely on site | |
01:05:04.620 --> 01:05:06.140 | |
and they always were. | |
01:05:06.140 --> 01:05:07.140 | |
So my sister... | |
01:05:07.140 --> 01:05:09.220 | |
Which would be my kids there, kids? | |
01:05:09.220 --> 01:05:10.220 | |
What, sorry? | |
01:05:10.220 --> 01:05:11.420 | |
Which situation? | |
01:05:11.420 --> 01:05:12.860 | |
She's in Adelaide. | |
01:05:12.860 --> 01:05:14.380 | |
All right. | |
01:05:14.380 --> 01:05:17.500 | |
I was thinking if she was in Melbourne, maybe Charles had. | |
01:05:17.500 --> 01:05:18.340 | |
Yeah. | |
01:05:18.340 --> 01:05:19.180 | |
There you go. | |
01:05:19.180 --> 01:05:21.900 | |
Well, people have, people have tried on my behalf | |
01:05:21.900 --> 01:05:24.060 | |
and she really didn't like it. | |
01:05:24.060 --> 01:05:24.900 | |
She told us. | |
01:05:24.900 --> 01:05:25.740 | |
I mean, I understand that. | |
01:05:25.740 --> 01:05:27.780 | |
She thought I was stalking her. | |
01:05:27.780 --> 01:05:29.060 | |
It is understandable. | |
01:05:29.060 --> 01:05:30.780 | |
It didn't go well. | |
01:05:30.780 --> 01:05:34.100 | |
So I'm not, I was just trying to save her, you know, but... | |
01:05:34.100 --> 01:05:35.420 | |
Yeah, I understand anyway. | |
01:05:35.420 --> 01:05:37.620 | |
And so, Michael and Charles, can I just say this? | |
01:05:37.620 --> 01:05:39.020 | |
There's one thing I want to say. | |
01:05:39.020 --> 01:05:39.860 | |
Yep. | |
01:05:39.860 --> 01:05:43.620 | |
So, Mike, as a medical doctor, I've observed | |
01:05:43.620 --> 01:05:46.220 | |
that in particular in the United Kingdom, | |
01:05:46.220 --> 01:05:49.460 | |
our country, where everything was rather soft, | |
01:05:49.460 --> 01:05:52.620 | |
but these people like Boris Johnson were saying, | |
01:05:52.620 --> 01:05:56.900 | |
you must say at home, they must have known, | |
01:05:56.900 --> 01:06:00.740 | |
they must have known, as any doctor should have known, | |
01:06:00.740 --> 01:06:04.700 | |
that we're highly social animals, human beings, | |
01:06:04.700 --> 01:06:09.340 | |
and to lock people down, lock people and beings down, | |
01:06:09.340 --> 01:06:12.900 | |
they must have known, was pure evil. | |
01:06:12.900 --> 01:06:16.780 | |
And I think the United Kingdom, we had to endure this bloody | |
01:06:16.780 --> 01:06:18.740 | |
and nudge unit, you know, whatever it's called, | |
01:06:18.740 --> 01:06:20.660 | |
I can't remember, the able insights team. | |
01:06:20.660 --> 01:06:21.980 | |
Yeah, yeah. | |
01:06:21.980 --> 01:06:26.420 | |
And that was the final, final nail for me. | |
01:06:26.420 --> 01:06:29.020 | |
I just observed this, I thought I was immune | |
01:06:29.020 --> 01:06:30.860 | |
to the psychological torture that was going on | |
01:06:30.860 --> 01:06:32.100 | |
in every country in the world, | |
01:06:32.100 --> 01:06:34.460 | |
but particularly in the United Kingdom. | |
01:06:34.460 --> 01:06:39.260 | |
And we British men must hold our bastard government | |
01:06:39.260 --> 01:06:40.700 | |
to account for this. | |
01:06:40.700 --> 01:06:41.900 | |
They did so. Yeah. | |
01:06:41.900 --> 01:06:43.780 | |
Which they must have known, | |
01:06:43.780 --> 01:06:47.140 | |
and if they didn't, they should have known, was evil. | |
01:06:47.140 --> 01:06:48.300 | |
And why was it evil? | |
01:06:48.300 --> 01:06:50.180 | |
Because it was anti-human. | |
01:06:50.180 --> 01:06:53.460 | |
It was not right to lock people down. | |
01:06:53.460 --> 01:06:55.500 | |
We're highly social animals. | |
01:06:55.500 --> 01:06:57.660 | |
Every country in the country should have been shouting | |
01:06:57.660 --> 01:06:59.300 | |
like from the rooftops like I know. | |
01:06:59.300 --> 01:07:01.060 | |
I know, and that's very depressing. | |
01:07:01.060 --> 01:07:04.420 | |
And so I know a lot of people get very angry | |
01:07:04.420 --> 01:07:07.340 | |
with our politicians, and I do too. | |
01:07:07.340 --> 01:07:11.340 | |
But I never really thought that the elected politicians | |
01:07:11.340 --> 01:07:14.700 | |
were in charge, even when I was a normie, | |
01:07:14.700 --> 01:07:15.540 | |
and I believe things. | |
01:07:15.540 --> 01:07:18.140 | |
I thought, you remember, Blair used, | |
01:07:18.140 --> 01:07:19.860 | |
I think about Blair's style. | |
01:07:19.860 --> 01:07:22.940 | |
I think it was called sofa government. | |
01:07:22.940 --> 01:07:24.780 | |
And I think it really meant government | |
01:07:24.780 --> 01:07:27.140 | |
by informal conversation. | |
01:07:27.140 --> 01:07:31.380 | |
And I'd watched enough of the British political comedy | |
01:07:31.380 --> 01:07:34.340 | |
called Yes Minister and its successor, Yes Prime Minister, | |
01:07:34.340 --> 01:07:38.140 | |
to understand that White Hall has run | |
01:07:38.140 --> 01:07:40.380 | |
a significant part of the world | |
01:07:40.380 --> 01:07:43.700 | |
for, I think, four or 500 years. | |
01:07:43.700 --> 01:07:46.060 | |
And I doubt they lost any lessons. | |
01:07:46.060 --> 01:07:50.340 | |
I imagine every lesson learned on the effectiveness | |
01:07:50.340 --> 01:07:52.860 | |
of controlling people's behavior, | |
01:07:52.860 --> 01:07:55.060 | |
incentivizing them to do things, | |
01:07:55.060 --> 01:07:57.340 | |
incentivizing them not to do things. | |
01:07:57.340 --> 01:08:02.340 | |
I imagine those lessons have been learned and bottled | |
01:08:03.540 --> 01:08:05.420 | |
and reused and amplified, | |
01:08:05.420 --> 01:08:08.140 | |
nowhere better than Westminster, you know. | |
01:08:08.140 --> 01:08:13.140 | |
And so I don't think the 650 MPs | |
01:08:13.700 --> 01:08:16.900 | |
have any significant power where it comes to things like this. | |
01:08:16.900 --> 01:08:20.660 | |
They may be able to get a campaign going in their constituency | |
01:08:20.660 --> 01:08:22.140 | |
for some particular thing. | |
01:08:22.140 --> 01:08:25.700 | |
But I don't think the government's even faintly interested | |
01:08:25.700 --> 01:08:28.940 | |
in what any or all of the MPs say. | |
01:08:28.940 --> 01:08:32.300 | |
And I don't think that they are particularly well briefed. | |
01:08:32.300 --> 01:08:35.580 | |
They're not selected because they're clever and knowledgeable. | |
01:08:35.580 --> 01:08:38.100 | |
So, but of course, what they act as, | |
01:08:38.100 --> 01:08:41.420 | |
there is a bloody barrier between me | |
01:08:41.420 --> 01:08:45.700 | |
through my constituent, CMP, Rosie Duffield, | |
01:08:45.700 --> 01:08:49.500 | |
who's stupid, I'm an uvritant and had many conversations | |
01:08:49.500 --> 01:08:50.340 | |
with our office, | |
01:08:51.340 --> 01:08:52.940 | |
they don't, they're not interested. | |
01:08:52.940 --> 01:08:54.340 | |
That's not their job. | |
01:08:54.340 --> 01:08:56.540 | |
And you won't get to people in Whitehall, | |
01:08:56.540 --> 01:08:59.820 | |
you know, at closest I've got his couple of visits up there | |
01:08:59.820 --> 01:09:02.060 | |
with Andrew Bridgion, you know. | |
01:09:02.060 --> 01:09:03.060 | |
Sure. | |
01:09:03.060 --> 01:09:05.300 | |
And he's not in charge either. | |
01:09:05.300 --> 01:09:08.740 | |
I doubt the Prime Minister, | |
01:09:08.740 --> 01:09:11.180 | |
I don't think Boris Johnson had anything to do with this. | |
01:09:11.180 --> 01:09:14.140 | |
I doubt he had any role in the planning. | |
01:09:14.140 --> 01:09:17.740 | |
I suspect he was told about it at some point. | |
01:09:18.740 --> 01:09:21.020 | |
And his job was to be the puppet that went out | |
01:09:21.020 --> 01:09:23.300 | |
and told people what to do. | |
01:09:23.300 --> 01:09:24.060 | |
That's my guess. | |
01:09:24.060 --> 01:09:27.140 | |
I think there are a few people who my, | |
01:09:27.140 --> 01:09:29.820 | |
my instincts tell me were centrally involved. | |
01:09:29.820 --> 01:09:33.260 | |
I think I think Blair is centrally involved. | |
01:09:33.260 --> 01:09:36.820 | |
I think he has made it be the major criminal. | |
01:09:36.820 --> 01:09:39.380 | |
And people who run the Wellcome Trust, | |
01:09:39.380 --> 01:09:42.940 | |
he said, Jeremy, for our and his successors, I'm pretty sure. | |
01:09:42.940 --> 01:09:45.140 | |
I've written this down, by the way, in the past. | |
01:09:45.140 --> 01:09:48.100 | |
And usually what happens when you sander people | |
01:09:48.100 --> 01:09:52.700 | |
is you get injuncted or prosecuted and it's not happened. | |
01:09:52.700 --> 01:09:56.460 | |
So it is a matter of fact that the Wellcome Trust, | |
01:09:56.460 --> 01:09:59.620 | |
the National Institute of Health under Fauci, | |
01:09:59.620 --> 01:10:04.460 | |
and the Bill and Linda Gates Foundation under Christopher Elias, | |
01:10:04.460 --> 01:10:06.060 | |
who's the science guy for Gates, | |
01:10:06.060 --> 01:10:11.380 | |
those three people for our Fauci and Eliza, | |
01:10:11.380 --> 01:10:14.460 | |
were known to have met on and off for, I think, 30 years. | |
01:10:14.460 --> 01:10:18.340 | |
And between them, they controlled roughly two thirds | |
01:10:18.340 --> 01:10:23.420 | |
of the private biomedical research budget outside of drug companies. | |
01:10:23.420 --> 01:10:26.100 | |
And I think that means they have been able to shape | |
01:10:26.100 --> 01:10:29.980 | |
the entire environment in human biology for 30 years. | |
01:10:29.980 --> 01:10:33.260 | |
And so the literature says what they decided it to say, | |
01:10:33.260 --> 01:10:36.060 | |
because if you're a professor or a graduate student | |
01:10:36.060 --> 01:10:37.780 | |
and you apply for a grant, | |
01:10:37.780 --> 01:10:41.140 | |
you'll get one if you are tiered to whatever the lines to take on | |
01:10:41.140 --> 01:10:43.980 | |
and you'll know that from your, you know, your provost | |
01:10:43.980 --> 01:10:46.540 | |
and then from the minister in Whitehall. | |
01:10:46.540 --> 01:10:50.540 | |
And your research needs to conclude with manuscripts that say | |
01:10:50.540 --> 01:10:52.620 | |
this kind of thing or it won't get published | |
01:10:52.620 --> 01:10:54.820 | |
or only in a low impact journal. | |
01:10:54.820 --> 01:10:57.780 | |
And you just keep repeating the process over decades. | |
01:10:57.780 --> 01:11:01.540 | |
And the literature says what the controllers wanted to say. | |
01:11:01.540 --> 01:11:03.060 | |
It's as simple as that. | |
01:11:03.060 --> 01:11:05.060 | |
I always knew I hated academia. | |
01:11:05.060 --> 01:11:07.060 | |
Now I know why I hated academia | |
01:11:07.060 --> 01:11:08.100 | |
because it's got worse and worse. | |
01:11:08.100 --> 01:11:10.300 | |
And everyone, I know professors of immunology | |
01:11:10.300 --> 01:11:12.180 | |
and they say, oh, it's terrible. | |
01:11:12.180 --> 01:11:14.660 | |
I say, well, how can you tolerate being in this environment? | |
01:11:14.660 --> 01:11:16.860 | |
Where you, you're not even really doing research. | |
01:11:16.860 --> 01:11:20.860 | |
You're helping to shape an agenda and an environment | |
01:11:20.860 --> 01:11:22.420 | |
that other people have created for you. | |
01:11:22.420 --> 01:11:24.020 | |
And it's like, they shrug. | |
01:11:24.020 --> 01:11:25.500 | |
It's like, you ever get a company car | |
01:11:25.500 --> 01:11:26.860 | |
and I'll get full pension in two years. | |
01:11:26.860 --> 01:11:28.460 | |
It's like, oh, yeah. | |
01:11:28.460 --> 01:11:30.740 | |
So I say to say this to people, | |
01:11:30.740 --> 01:11:33.020 | |
if you're frightened of what will happen, | |
01:11:33.020 --> 01:11:36.660 | |
if you speak out, imagine what's going to happen. | |
01:11:36.660 --> 01:11:38.300 | |
If you don't speak out, | |
01:11:38.300 --> 01:11:40.900 | |
do you think these people are going to go away | |
01:11:40.980 --> 01:11:42.420 | |
having done what they've done? | |
01:11:43.580 --> 01:11:45.220 | |
Do you think this is over? | |
01:11:45.220 --> 01:11:48.900 | |
No, they will do either other things | |
01:11:48.900 --> 01:11:51.700 | |
or this kind of thing again. | |
01:11:51.700 --> 01:11:54.620 | |
And just very briefly, given you've heard from | |
01:11:54.620 --> 01:11:58.060 | |
Catherine or Sashilazepova and David Rogers' web and me, | |
01:11:58.060 --> 01:12:00.220 | |
I think the four things that are going to occur, | |
01:12:00.220 --> 01:12:01.700 | |
we don't stop them. | |
01:12:01.700 --> 01:12:03.740 | |
Let me tell you what I think will happen. | |
01:12:03.740 --> 01:12:07.100 | |
I think number one, a new event will trigger | |
01:12:07.100 --> 01:12:08.860 | |
obligatory digital ID. | |
01:12:08.900 --> 01:12:11.660 | |
At some point, you'll have to have it, for example, | |
01:12:11.660 --> 01:12:13.940 | |
to get rations, they'll make you have it. | |
01:12:14.860 --> 01:12:19.460 | |
Second, if the triggering event for this digital ID | |
01:12:19.460 --> 01:12:21.660 | |
isn't a financial crisis, | |
01:12:21.660 --> 01:12:25.900 | |
then there'll be a financial crisis as I described earlier. | |
01:12:25.900 --> 01:12:27.980 | |
It will destroy all sovereign currencies | |
01:12:27.980 --> 01:12:29.980 | |
and steal all private wealth. | |
01:12:29.980 --> 01:12:31.740 | |
Then you'll have total dependence on the state | |
01:12:31.740 --> 01:12:34.340 | |
if you haven't got your own resources | |
01:12:34.340 --> 01:12:37.740 | |
and they will introduce central bank digital currencies. | |
01:12:37.740 --> 01:12:40.020 | |
Then the media will continue to lie | |
01:12:40.020 --> 01:12:44.060 | |
about things like waves of pandemics. | |
01:12:44.060 --> 01:12:46.980 | |
There'll be a, that WHO will tell you there's a pandemic, | |
01:12:46.980 --> 01:12:50.300 | |
farmer will pretend to make mRNA quotes, vaccines, | |
01:12:50.300 --> 01:12:52.060 | |
governments will mandate them | |
01:12:52.060 --> 01:12:54.460 | |
if the WHO hasn't already done so. | |
01:12:54.460 --> 01:12:57.940 | |
Your digital ID that instead one you're made to take | |
01:12:58.940 --> 01:13:02.260 | |
will depend, its validity will depend on you being jabbed. | |
01:13:02.260 --> 01:13:05.620 | |
No jab, no food, no jab, no money, no jab, no job, | |
01:13:05.620 --> 01:13:07.700 | |
no jab, no travel. | |
01:13:07.700 --> 01:13:10.340 | |
Your CDBDC will simply not work. | |
01:13:10.340 --> 01:13:12.620 | |
And then for rinse and repeat until the population | |
01:13:12.620 --> 01:13:14.580 | |
reaches the desired levels, | |
01:13:14.580 --> 01:13:17.220 | |
I think they're going to empty whole countries. | |
01:13:17.220 --> 01:13:18.780 | |
That's what I would do. | |
01:13:18.780 --> 01:13:22.900 | |
So what I'm saying is we have to stop | |
01:13:22.900 --> 01:13:25.300 | |
at the step of obligatory digital ID. | |
01:13:25.300 --> 01:13:30.300 | |
I think that's the last thing they need us to choose to do. | |
01:13:30.500 --> 01:13:35.020 | |
If they make us successfully adopt digital ID, | |
01:13:35.020 --> 01:13:36.140 | |
they don't need our consent | |
01:13:36.140 --> 01:13:39.380 | |
but any of the other steps I mentioned, right? | |
01:13:39.380 --> 01:13:42.620 | |
If you concede that you have to have a digital ID | |
01:13:42.620 --> 01:13:46.100 | |
in order to enter or leave a facility, | |
01:13:46.100 --> 01:13:50.940 | |
make a transaction, buy food, get on a plane, fill your car. | |
01:13:50.940 --> 01:13:53.060 | |
If you accept that principle, | |
01:13:53.060 --> 01:13:54.780 | |
they can do the things I've just said | |
01:13:54.780 --> 01:13:56.020 | |
and they will do those things. | |
01:13:56.020 --> 01:13:57.500 | |
Of course they will. | |
01:13:57.500 --> 01:14:01.020 | |
I would, if I was as diabolical as them, | |
01:14:01.020 --> 01:14:02.140 | |
that's what I would do. | |
01:14:02.140 --> 01:14:06.420 | |
And so I say now to the people on this call, | |
01:14:06.420 --> 01:14:09.660 | |
my wife and I are not going to take a digital ID. | |
01:14:09.660 --> 01:14:12.020 | |
If it means we lose all our money, | |
01:14:12.020 --> 01:14:13.340 | |
we will lose all our money. | |
01:14:13.340 --> 01:14:15.700 | |
We're not fucking taking a digital ID. | |
01:14:16.540 --> 01:14:20.340 | |
I would rather go to my grave as an analog man | |
01:14:20.340 --> 01:14:21.620 | |
than take digital ID. | |
01:14:21.620 --> 01:14:24.020 | |
Because if you gain a digital ID, | |
01:14:24.020 --> 01:14:25.860 | |
you don't gain a digital ID. | |
01:14:25.860 --> 01:14:29.460 | |
You lose your humanity and you become a QR code. | |
01:14:29.460 --> 01:14:31.140 | |
And you're controlled like a, | |
01:14:31.140 --> 01:14:35.460 | |
you become an avatar and you will be controlled | |
01:14:35.460 --> 01:14:37.620 | |
and you'll be taken to your death. | |
01:14:37.620 --> 01:14:38.620 | |
So don't take it. | |
01:14:38.620 --> 01:14:40.380 | |
You don't need digital ID. | |
01:14:40.380 --> 01:14:43.700 | |
They need you to take it in order to control you. | |
01:14:43.700 --> 01:14:44.980 | |
So don't concede it. | |
01:14:44.980 --> 01:14:47.740 | |
And the worst the punishment that they threaten you with | |
01:14:47.740 --> 01:14:50.620 | |
are not taking it and what you'll know I'm right. | |
01:14:50.620 --> 01:14:53.620 | |
So please say to each other, | |
01:14:53.620 --> 01:14:56.380 | |
say to other people, tell your boss, | |
01:14:56.380 --> 01:14:57.860 | |
I think it's like giving up smoking. | |
01:14:57.860 --> 01:14:59.900 | |
Tell everybody what you're going to do. | |
01:15:01.100 --> 01:15:03.180 | |
And I think if we can stop them | |
01:15:03.180 --> 01:15:08.180 | |
and tell people digital ID will provide total control. | |
01:15:08.180 --> 01:15:10.580 | |
If not now, if you think no, they wouldn't do that. | |
01:15:10.580 --> 01:15:12.300 | |
Well, what about in the future? | |
01:15:12.300 --> 01:15:15.220 | |
You're so sure that at no point in the future | |
01:15:15.220 --> 01:15:17.820 | |
anyone ever wants to control you | |
01:15:17.820 --> 01:15:20.980 | |
because they will be able to if you have to present it | |
01:15:20.980 --> 01:15:24.540 | |
to any transactions like the mark in Revelation. | |
01:15:24.540 --> 01:15:26.060 | |
So don't take it. | |
01:15:26.060 --> 01:15:29.820 | |
That's about the most as I'm saying this to you, | |
01:15:29.820 --> 01:15:31.980 | |
I'm feeling my power, bro. | |
01:15:31.980 --> 01:15:34.620 | |
I'm not taking it in a matter of the consequences. | |
01:15:35.860 --> 01:15:37.060 | |
Good for you, Mike. | |
01:15:37.060 --> 01:15:39.940 | |
So Mike, if you want to rest from all your work, | |
01:15:39.940 --> 01:15:41.900 | |
we live by the sea. | |
01:15:41.900 --> 01:15:44.580 | |
And you won't hear any time with your family. | |
01:15:44.580 --> 01:15:45.420 | |
Lovely. | |
01:15:45.420 --> 01:15:46.460 | |
We definitely should meet. | |
01:15:46.460 --> 01:15:47.780 | |
Are you in England? | |
01:15:47.780 --> 01:15:48.620 | |
Yes. | |
01:15:48.620 --> 01:15:50.580 | |
Oh, well, when it actually depends with you. | |
01:15:50.580 --> 01:15:51.860 | |
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
01:15:51.860 --> 01:15:52.700 | |
Yeah, of course. | |
01:15:52.700 --> 01:15:53.700 | |
United Kingdom, yeah. | |
01:15:53.700 --> 01:15:55.100 | |
In the UK. | |
01:15:55.540 --> 01:15:56.900 | |
Thank you, Stephen. | |
01:15:56.900 --> 01:15:59.740 | |
Thank you, it's absolutely brilliant, Michael. | |
01:15:59.740 --> 01:16:00.900 | |
Thank you so much. | |
01:16:00.900 --> 01:16:01.740 | |
Thank you very much. | |
01:16:01.740 --> 01:16:03.300 | |
Is there any other... | |
01:16:03.300 --> 01:16:05.300 | |
Is there like a really horrible... | |
01:16:05.300 --> 01:16:08.140 | |
Oh, there are 11 people in the handbook. | |
01:16:08.140 --> 01:16:09.180 | |
Yeah, 11 people, go on it. | |
01:16:09.180 --> 01:16:11.540 | |
Hands up, Mike, are you on your phone, Mike? | |
01:16:12.700 --> 01:16:14.860 | |
No, I'm on a laptop. | |
01:16:14.860 --> 01:16:17.220 | |
Yeah, so if you, maybe if you stroke the screen, | |
01:16:17.220 --> 01:16:18.660 | |
you'll see there's 11 hands up. | |
01:16:18.660 --> 01:16:19.980 | |
So we've got lots of questions for you. | |
01:16:19.980 --> 01:16:22.220 | |
So the speed with which you get through them | |
01:16:22.220 --> 01:16:24.060 | |
will depend on the speed of your answers. | |
01:16:24.060 --> 01:16:24.900 | |
So there you are. | |
01:16:24.900 --> 01:16:26.780 | |
But wonderful, wonderful material. | |
01:16:26.780 --> 01:16:29.100 | |
And Stephen, you didn't take more time | |
01:16:29.100 --> 01:16:31.020 | |
because Mike was speaking. | |
01:16:31.020 --> 01:16:32.860 | |
So I absolutely get that. | |
01:16:33.860 --> 01:16:35.180 | |
Yeah, some Charles. | |
01:16:35.180 --> 01:16:39.260 | |
I think that Mike doesn't maybe know how to get the view up | |
01:16:39.260 --> 01:16:41.060 | |
so he can see the gallery, you know, | |
01:16:41.060 --> 01:16:41.900 | |
so he can see... | |
01:16:41.900 --> 01:16:42.740 | |
Oh, here we go. | |
01:16:43.820 --> 01:16:44.660 | |
So if you... | |
01:16:44.660 --> 01:16:45.500 | |
I can now. | |
01:16:45.500 --> 01:16:46.500 | |
I can now. | |
01:16:46.500 --> 01:16:48.420 | |
So you know how to do it, do you, Mike? | |
01:16:48.420 --> 01:16:51.620 | |
I can see, yes, I can see a whole fluster of... | |
01:16:51.620 --> 01:16:53.580 | |
I thought they were like little gold stars, | |
01:16:53.580 --> 01:16:56.020 | |
but yeah, that's because my glasses aren't very good. | |
01:16:56.020 --> 01:16:56.860 | |
They're hands. | |
01:16:56.860 --> 01:16:57.860 | |
I see they are hands. | |
01:16:57.860 --> 01:17:00.500 | |
OK, well, let's get through those colored hands. | |
01:17:00.500 --> 01:17:01.420 | |
Let's get through the mic. | |
01:17:01.420 --> 01:17:03.900 | |
We've only got 50 minutes before we have to go. | |
01:17:03.900 --> 01:17:04.900 | |
OK. | |
01:17:04.900 --> 01:17:07.060 | |
So Theresa, you were first. | |
01:17:07.060 --> 01:17:09.540 | |
Did you drop out accidentally or deliberately? | |
01:17:10.540 --> 01:17:11.540 | |
No, mate. | |
01:17:11.540 --> 01:17:13.140 | |
I lost my signal. | |
01:17:13.140 --> 01:17:14.740 | |
I dropped my signal. | |
01:17:14.740 --> 01:17:15.780 | |
You go first and... | |
01:17:15.780 --> 01:17:17.260 | |
Right. | |
01:17:17.260 --> 01:17:18.500 | |
OK, thank you. | |
01:17:18.500 --> 01:17:20.060 | |
Thank you. | |
01:17:20.060 --> 01:17:21.620 | |
It's just a quick one, Mike. | |
01:17:24.140 --> 01:17:28.540 | |
In 2021 and 2022 and 2023, | |
01:17:28.540 --> 01:17:30.620 | |
I've been saying to the various medical groups | |
01:17:30.620 --> 01:17:32.580 | |
that I'm a hanger on to, | |
01:17:33.620 --> 01:17:37.700 | |
that we have to write a kind of sucker punch letter | |
01:17:37.700 --> 01:17:42.740 | |
where you write not just to one police chief constable in the UK, | |
01:17:42.740 --> 01:17:46.620 | |
but to all of them, the same letter. | |
01:17:46.620 --> 01:17:48.220 | |
On balance of probabilities, | |
01:17:48.220 --> 01:17:51.500 | |
there are 49 chief constables in the UK. | |
01:17:51.500 --> 01:17:53.100 | |
On balance of probabilities, | |
01:17:53.100 --> 01:17:55.300 | |
you'll probably have five chief constables | |
01:17:55.300 --> 01:17:57.700 | |
that are not vaccinated | |
01:17:57.700 --> 01:18:01.140 | |
or that have serious doubts about what's going on. | |
01:18:01.140 --> 01:18:04.260 | |
There are 32, or there were the last time I looked, | |
01:18:04.260 --> 01:18:06.860 | |
full-time coroners | |
01:18:06.860 --> 01:18:09.540 | |
and part-time coroners that supplement their work. | |
01:18:11.060 --> 01:18:13.700 | |
On balance of probability, you might have three coroners. | |
01:18:13.700 --> 01:18:17.460 | |
Now, it's no good writing to one, | |
01:18:17.460 --> 01:18:20.140 | |
you know, like the Metropolitan Police | |
01:18:20.140 --> 01:18:23.380 | |
and expecting him to sort of stand up | |
01:18:23.380 --> 01:18:27.620 | |
when, you know, there's 48 other chief constables who aren't. | |
01:18:27.620 --> 01:18:30.260 | |
But if we've broke all of them at the same time, | |
01:18:30.260 --> 01:18:30.780 | |
I agree. | |
01:18:30.780 --> 01:18:32.420 | |
You might. | |
01:18:32.420 --> 01:18:36.420 | |
The ones that, you know, five chief constables is a coalition. | |
01:18:36.420 --> 01:18:39.340 | |
Five chief constables can do anything, Mike. | |
01:18:39.340 --> 01:18:40.500 | |
Yeah, no, I agree with you. | |
01:18:40.500 --> 01:18:42.220 | |
I think that's great. | |
01:18:42.220 --> 01:18:45.140 | |
So I say to people, you know, | |
01:18:45.140 --> 01:18:48.460 | |
somebody please use that stance. | |
01:18:48.460 --> 01:18:50.140 | |
So I tell you what, what happened, | |
01:18:50.140 --> 01:18:52.300 | |
what has happened over the last four years is I get lots | |
01:18:52.300 --> 01:18:55.020 | |
of good suggestions of more work for me to do. | |
01:18:55.020 --> 01:18:56.940 | |
And I'm knackered, right? | |
01:18:56.940 --> 01:18:59.100 | |
So I want someone to say, | |
01:18:59.100 --> 01:19:02.420 | |
I'm going to take your letter and put 49 addresses on it. | |
01:19:02.420 --> 01:19:04.180 | |
And then you can just check it's okay. | |
01:19:04.180 --> 01:19:05.100 | |
And then I will send it. | |
01:19:05.100 --> 01:19:06.660 | |
That will be a great idea. | |
01:19:06.660 --> 01:19:09.100 | |
Because the idea that I will do it | |
01:19:09.100 --> 01:19:10.860 | |
is that I just won't get to do it. | |
01:19:10.860 --> 01:19:14.020 | |
I'm just so, I'm at a point where I recognise | |
01:19:14.020 --> 01:19:15.740 | |
clinical depression, right? | |
01:19:15.740 --> 01:19:17.500 | |
I sometimes can't do anything. | |
01:19:17.500 --> 01:19:19.340 | |
And I analyse why I can't do it. | |
01:19:19.340 --> 01:19:20.500 | |
And I've got the conclusion. | |
01:19:20.500 --> 01:19:22.340 | |
It's like you're probably suffering | |
01:19:22.340 --> 01:19:25.900 | |
from either trauma or depression. | |
01:19:25.900 --> 01:19:28.260 | |
So I'm sure there are lots of great ideas. | |
01:19:28.260 --> 01:19:30.980 | |
I'm telling you, I'm a wounded soldier. | |
01:19:30.980 --> 01:19:32.500 | |
So use me. | |
01:19:32.500 --> 01:19:35.100 | |
Please then expect me to do more now. | |
01:19:36.620 --> 01:19:40.420 | |
Well, with the help of a couple of the doctors in the group | |
01:19:40.420 --> 01:19:42.500 | |
and by cribbing from Ryan Coles notes here, | |
01:19:42.500 --> 01:19:44.180 | |
I hope you're still on the call, Mike. | |
01:19:44.180 --> 01:19:45.180 | |
Yeah, it's a great suggestion. | |
01:19:45.180 --> 01:19:46.580 | |
I think it's a really, really good, | |
01:19:46.580 --> 01:19:49.180 | |
really important idea, really important idea. | |
01:19:49.180 --> 01:19:51.660 | |
I'm happy for somebody to take that idea of a letter | |
01:19:51.660 --> 01:19:54.260 | |
and just whittle it down to two pages, | |
01:19:54.260 --> 01:19:56.020 | |
send it to all of the fuck, please. | |
01:19:56.020 --> 01:19:59.740 | |
I think really, it's the like the arrangement | |
01:19:59.740 --> 01:20:01.380 | |
at the top of the letter, as it were. | |
01:20:01.380 --> 01:20:03.220 | |
It's like, who the hell are we writing to? | |
01:20:03.220 --> 01:20:06.060 | |
So if that was made clear, that would be, | |
01:20:06.060 --> 01:20:07.460 | |
that's the same that would probably take | |
01:20:07.460 --> 01:20:10.660 | |
a little bit of research, but it's a really good project. | |
01:20:10.660 --> 01:20:12.580 | |
Basically, it's like saying, I am writing | |
01:20:12.580 --> 01:20:14.740 | |
to all of these named individuals. | |
01:20:14.740 --> 01:20:16.300 | |
So it's like a page. | |
01:20:16.300 --> 01:20:19.060 | |
And then we can bum my letters the easy bit. | |
01:20:20.060 --> 01:20:22.780 | |
But I think it's a really important idea | |
01:20:22.780 --> 01:20:25.220 | |
and we should bloody well do it within the next few weeks. | |
01:20:26.740 --> 01:20:30.380 | |
And to take it further Theresa, to the DPPs, okay? | |
01:20:30.380 --> 01:20:31.660 | |
So the police, yes. | |
01:20:31.660 --> 01:20:32.500 | |
Yeah, yeah. | |
01:20:33.780 --> 01:20:36.740 | |
I just think that if you can, in confidence, | |
01:20:36.740 --> 01:20:40.100 | |
go to each of them and say, look, | |
01:20:40.100 --> 01:20:44.460 | |
that you're not alone, we will unite you in confidence. | |
01:20:44.460 --> 01:20:47.300 | |
We will help you form a coalition, | |
01:20:47.300 --> 01:20:49.420 | |
that they can take down one chief constable, | |
01:20:49.420 --> 01:20:51.660 | |
but they can't take down five or six. | |
01:20:51.660 --> 01:20:52.820 | |
No, I agree. | |
01:20:52.820 --> 01:20:53.900 | |
Yeah, not all at once. | |
01:20:53.900 --> 01:20:57.180 | |
So they were basically, I think, what you're saying, | |
01:20:57.180 --> 01:20:58.180 | |
and I have thought of this. | |
01:20:58.180 --> 01:21:00.340 | |
I've thought, if we are effective, | |
01:21:00.340 --> 01:21:02.380 | |
we'll force them to change tack. | |
01:21:02.380 --> 01:21:05.100 | |
It won't be easy for them. | |
01:21:05.100 --> 01:21:06.620 | |
I don't know that they'd be able to stop, | |
01:21:06.620 --> 01:21:09.460 | |
but they will be forced to change tack. | |
01:21:09.460 --> 01:21:11.500 | |
And I think if they're forced to change tack, | |
01:21:11.500 --> 01:21:13.300 | |
it will wake a lot more people up. | |
01:21:13.300 --> 01:21:16.940 | |
So I think that's the catalyst. | |
01:21:16.940 --> 01:21:20.140 | |
We must do something to put them off their stroke, really. | |
01:21:20.140 --> 01:21:23.180 | |
Otherwise, they'll just keep going, | |
01:21:23.180 --> 01:21:25.780 | |
and they may well be on track, I have no idea. | |
01:21:25.780 --> 01:21:27.340 | |
I haven't got a copy of the script. | |
01:21:27.340 --> 01:21:29.660 | |
I think it's a great idea, Theresa. | |
01:21:29.660 --> 01:21:30.500 | |
Really? | |
01:21:30.500 --> 01:21:31.620 | |
Okay, well done. | |
01:21:31.620 --> 01:21:32.460 | |
Excellent. | |
01:21:32.460 --> 01:21:33.300 | |
Yeah. | |
01:21:33.300 --> 01:21:34.940 | |
Thank you, Theresa, Daria. | |
01:21:36.260 --> 01:21:38.180 | |
Hi, hi, my name's Daria Schuller. | |
01:21:38.180 --> 01:21:40.500 | |
I'm a retired neurosurgeon and pharmacist, | |
01:21:40.500 --> 01:21:42.300 | |
and I've worked in the pharmaceutical industry | |
01:21:42.300 --> 01:21:44.300 | |
when I was moonlighting during college. | |
01:21:44.300 --> 01:21:47.660 | |
So, and I'm still involved with the United States pharmacopeia, | |
01:21:47.660 --> 01:21:50.300 | |
my state of Indiana level is a delegate. | |
01:21:50.300 --> 01:21:55.180 | |
So I did share one handout in the chat. | |
01:21:55.180 --> 01:21:57.060 | |
So hopefully somebody, if you need it, | |
01:21:57.060 --> 01:21:58.940 | |
I can get it to you if you're interested. | |
01:21:58.940 --> 01:22:00.340 | |
But they're not stopping. | |
01:22:00.340 --> 01:22:04.660 | |
This whole mRNA is going on full steam ahead. | |
01:22:04.660 --> 01:22:06.980 | |
And that's probably the most important message | |
01:22:06.980 --> 01:22:08.980 | |
I have to get to everybody here today, | |
01:22:08.980 --> 01:22:13.980 | |
that in the hopper is something close to over 300 drug products, | |
01:22:14.700 --> 01:22:16.740 | |
the vast majority of which are vaccines. | |
01:22:16.740 --> 01:22:18.100 | |
Okay. | |
01:22:18.100 --> 01:22:20.180 | |
And then fewer for the orphan drugs | |
01:22:20.180 --> 01:22:22.460 | |
and genetic disorders and cancer. | |
01:22:22.460 --> 01:22:24.820 | |
So this isn't stopping. | |
01:22:24.820 --> 01:22:26.980 | |
The only way it stops is when people say no. | |
01:22:26.980 --> 01:22:30.740 | |
And say if they hear mRNA, it should run, run screaming. | |
01:22:30.740 --> 01:22:33.620 | |
You know, this is not been a good technology for cancer. | |
01:22:33.620 --> 01:22:35.620 | |
I was dealing with this when I was at the Cleveland Clinic | |
01:22:35.620 --> 01:22:37.100 | |
and after with my patients, | |
01:22:37.100 --> 01:22:41.180 | |
they had malignant brain tumors in the early neuroimmuno therapies | |
01:22:41.180 --> 01:22:42.020 | |
that were tried. | |
01:22:42.020 --> 01:22:44.940 | |
I remember referring a patient back to the Cleveland Clinic | |
01:22:44.940 --> 01:22:47.260 | |
and didn't do well at all, didn't do well at all. | |
01:22:47.260 --> 01:22:51.100 | |
It's just like didn't even come close to stopping this disease. | |
01:22:51.100 --> 01:22:53.660 | |
But the thing that struck me, | |
01:22:53.660 --> 01:22:55.660 | |
and I want to use the word resonance | |
01:22:55.660 --> 01:22:58.820 | |
because it resonates back to us now that you're still here. | |
01:22:58.820 --> 01:23:02.380 | |
And the things you said four years ago, three years ago, | |
01:23:02.380 --> 01:23:03.740 | |
you're still saying now. | |
01:23:03.740 --> 01:23:05.500 | |
And that rings a really loud bell | |
01:23:05.500 --> 01:23:08.980 | |
because you've been consistent the entire time. | |
01:23:08.980 --> 01:23:11.940 | |
And I understand that pharmaceutical side of it. | |
01:23:11.940 --> 01:23:15.220 | |
And that's why I was very concerned about mRNA as well. | |
01:23:15.220 --> 01:23:18.780 | |
I saw the Reuters did one of the first hit pieces on you, | |
01:23:18.780 --> 01:23:21.020 | |
I think in March of 2021. | |
01:23:21.020 --> 01:23:23.620 | |
But I remember hearing an interview with you | |
01:23:23.620 --> 01:23:25.340 | |
and I can't remember who the host was, | |
01:23:25.340 --> 01:23:27.540 | |
but you were talking about, | |
01:23:27.540 --> 01:23:29.740 | |
and I think Dr. Bender's, | |
01:23:29.740 --> 01:23:31.420 | |
I've seen this on his Twitter as well, | |
01:23:31.460 --> 01:23:35.540 | |
how you don't go vaccinating people during a pandemic, | |
01:23:35.540 --> 01:23:37.620 | |
because if there's active infection | |
01:23:37.620 --> 01:23:41.900 | |
and then you introduce an injected antigen | |
01:23:43.340 --> 01:23:46.100 | |
that it could be catastrophic, which it was. | |
01:23:46.100 --> 01:23:49.220 | |
And I just wonder, you know, | |
01:23:49.220 --> 01:23:51.100 | |
if you recall making that comment, | |
01:23:51.100 --> 01:23:51.940 | |
but that was- | |
01:23:51.940 --> 01:23:52.940 | |
I think it was- | |
01:23:52.940 --> 01:23:55.660 | |
I can't remember his name, | |
01:23:55.660 --> 01:23:58.420 | |
but there's a guy, others will remember, | |
01:23:58.420 --> 01:24:00.820 | |
but yeah, that may or may not be true. | |
01:24:00.820 --> 01:24:03.500 | |
Personally, I don't think there was a pandemic. | |
01:24:03.500 --> 01:24:05.740 | |
I'm not even sure pandemics are possible. | |
01:24:07.300 --> 01:24:09.180 | |
The Spanish flu, for example, | |
01:24:09.180 --> 01:24:11.300 | |
this is not my research, unbelievable. | |
01:24:11.300 --> 01:24:15.020 | |
There are a couple of descendants of Yorkshire farmers | |
01:24:15.020 --> 01:24:19.020 | |
who run a podcast called the Sheep Farm Podcast. | |
01:24:19.020 --> 01:24:20.700 | |
And they are unbelievable. | |
01:24:20.700 --> 01:24:23.260 | |
These guys do, you know, | |
01:24:23.260 --> 01:24:26.940 | |
family tree research going back to the 1700s. | |
01:24:26.940 --> 01:24:30.260 | |
I'm sorry, the people who are doing this, | |
01:24:30.260 --> 01:24:33.460 | |
their descendants go back to that sort of period. | |
01:24:33.460 --> 01:24:35.740 | |
I mean, in fact, they may go back much further, | |
01:24:35.740 --> 01:24:39.980 | |
but we can find the receipts of all the influencers, | |
01:24:39.980 --> 01:24:41.500 | |
definitely back to there. | |
01:24:42.980 --> 01:24:45.340 | |
I've forgotten the trend of thinking there, | |
01:24:45.340 --> 01:24:48.180 | |
but yeah, the pandemic stuff. | |
01:24:48.180 --> 01:24:50.500 | |
So the Spanish flu stuff is, | |
01:24:50.500 --> 01:24:52.180 | |
there wasn't a pandemic then. | |
01:24:52.180 --> 01:24:55.220 | |
There was nothing like what we've been told. | |
01:24:55.220 --> 01:24:57.180 | |
Something happened. | |
01:24:57.180 --> 01:24:58.660 | |
I don't know what something was. | |
01:24:58.660 --> 01:25:02.940 | |
And then the inserted information into the literature afterwards, | |
01:25:02.940 --> 01:25:04.620 | |
which makes it look like there was a pandemic. | |
01:25:04.620 --> 01:25:06.780 | |
In other words, I am saying, | |
01:25:06.780 --> 01:25:09.180 | |
there's at least a hundred years of rehearsal. | |
01:25:09.180 --> 01:25:12.100 | |
Now, people who understand formation | |
01:25:12.100 --> 01:25:14.220 | |
around the Federal Reserve are not surprised. | |
01:25:14.220 --> 01:25:15.780 | |
They go, well, we knew that. | |
01:25:15.780 --> 01:25:17.180 | |
I think it goes back, | |
01:25:17.180 --> 01:25:18.180 | |
it goes back honestly, | |
01:25:18.180 --> 01:25:20.180 | |
it goes back further than we can imagine. | |
01:25:20.180 --> 01:25:23.900 | |
I know some people who think it goes back to ancient Egypt, | |
01:25:23.900 --> 01:25:26.820 | |
but it definitely goes back to, you know, | |
01:25:26.820 --> 01:25:28.420 | |
more than a hundred years. | |
01:25:28.420 --> 01:25:29.700 | |
So you're absolutely right. | |
01:25:29.700 --> 01:25:31.820 | |
Now they're, so I personally don't, | |
01:25:31.820 --> 01:25:33.500 | |
the reason I wanted to intervene is, | |
01:25:33.500 --> 01:25:35.540 | |
I don't think there are pandemics. | |
01:25:35.540 --> 01:25:37.900 | |
I think they're immunologically implausible. | |
01:25:37.900 --> 01:25:40.860 | |
I also think if they were possible, | |
01:25:40.860 --> 01:25:44.700 | |
we'd probably have gone from the planet repeatedly, | |
01:25:44.700 --> 01:25:46.140 | |
as would other species, | |
01:25:46.140 --> 01:25:48.300 | |
because wouldn't it also follow | |
01:25:48.300 --> 01:25:50.740 | |
that they could suffer from pandemics? | |
01:25:50.740 --> 01:25:54.020 | |
And yet they don't, but anyway, | |
01:25:54.020 --> 01:25:55.860 | |
that's something that's not really provable, I don't think. | |
01:25:55.860 --> 01:26:00.860 | |
But the fact is, there's so much fakery around it. | |
01:26:01.060 --> 01:26:03.620 | |
It makes me think, well, if it was real, | |
01:26:03.620 --> 01:26:05.900 | |
why wouldn't it just bloody do it? | |
01:26:05.900 --> 01:26:07.740 | |
The fact they have to fake it suggests to me | |
01:26:07.740 --> 01:26:09.220 | |
that it isn't real, | |
01:26:09.220 --> 01:26:11.180 | |
but what is real is the fear | |
01:26:11.180 --> 01:26:13.980 | |
that if people believe it, then they're frightened. | |
01:26:13.980 --> 01:26:15.940 | |
Yeah, you need the fake science to prop up the fear too. | |
01:26:15.940 --> 01:26:17.060 | |
Yeah, you need the fake science. | |
01:26:17.060 --> 01:26:19.900 | |
Perhaps you do need the fake science to go with the fake news. | |
01:26:19.900 --> 01:26:23.820 | |
So believing in pandemics, believing in contagion, | |
01:26:24.540 --> 01:26:27.980 | |
believing in bloody vaccines, you need all of this stuff. | |
01:26:27.980 --> 01:26:28.980 | |
And then here's the thing, | |
01:26:28.980 --> 01:26:33.980 | |
I think partly why all the long drawn out lies about climate change, | |
01:26:34.580 --> 01:26:38.300 | |
the long drawn out emphasis about the world's overpopulated | |
01:26:38.300 --> 01:26:39.580 | |
beyond its carrying capacity. | |
01:26:39.580 --> 01:26:41.260 | |
I don't think that's true. | |
01:26:41.260 --> 01:26:42.860 | |
I think I've got an answer to that, | |
01:26:42.860 --> 01:26:47.860 | |
because three people have written to me on full by hand, | |
01:26:49.820 --> 01:26:50.740 | |
they've said something, | |
01:26:50.740 --> 01:26:54.780 | |
they'll say something like, I think you're right, | |
01:26:54.780 --> 01:26:57.700 | |
but I think I understand why they are doing it. | |
01:26:57.700 --> 01:27:01.460 | |
It's like we're destroying the world and we've deserved it. | |
01:27:01.460 --> 01:27:03.380 | |
So I've been written to by three people. | |
01:27:03.380 --> 01:27:04.220 | |
They're not happy. | |
01:27:04.220 --> 01:27:07.420 | |
They're saying, this is what I've come to the conclusion | |
01:27:07.420 --> 01:27:09.420 | |
that we've destroyed this world | |
01:27:09.420 --> 01:27:12.180 | |
and they are culling us in order to save it. | |
01:27:12.180 --> 01:27:14.300 | |
Well, it's not true, folks. | |
01:27:14.300 --> 01:27:16.540 | |
We are not warming up by them. | |
01:27:16.540 --> 01:27:20.500 | |
We're not overpopulated and so on. | |
01:27:20.500 --> 01:27:23.740 | |
And so why are they doing this? | |
01:27:23.740 --> 01:27:27.420 | |
I've got to look like, we're going to get a lot of people. | |
01:27:27.420 --> 01:27:31.020 | |
I think a lot of people will give in | |
01:27:31.020 --> 01:27:33.300 | |
because they think we deserve it. | |
01:27:33.300 --> 01:27:35.540 | |
That's, isn't that a terrible thing? | |
01:27:35.540 --> 01:27:37.900 | |
I think I've heard people say, well, | |
01:27:37.900 --> 01:27:39.340 | |
dirty jobs, someone's got to do it. | |
01:27:39.340 --> 01:27:41.780 | |
When they finally got to realizing, | |
01:27:41.780 --> 01:27:44.060 | |
I'm probably right, they literally shrugged and said, | |
01:27:44.060 --> 01:27:47.060 | |
well, we brought it upon ourselves, folks. | |
01:27:47.060 --> 01:27:49.940 | |
I think it's diabolical, it's not true, | |
01:27:49.940 --> 01:27:52.660 | |
but I think it was designed years ago | |
01:27:52.660 --> 01:27:55.020 | |
to bring about capitulation. | |
01:27:55.020 --> 01:27:58.020 | |
So don't give way on these other lies either. | |
01:27:58.020 --> 01:27:59.420 | |
I mean, I'm not an expert in those. | |
01:27:59.420 --> 01:28:00.900 | |
I don't claim to be. | |
01:28:00.900 --> 01:28:02.540 | |
So my arrival. | |
01:28:02.540 --> 01:28:03.700 | |
Absolutely. Thank you. | |
01:28:03.700 --> 01:28:07.260 | |
You and I have come to the same conclusion | |
01:28:07.260 --> 01:28:10.060 | |
that no pandemic has ever occurred, | |
01:28:10.060 --> 01:28:11.940 | |
no pandemic can occur, | |
01:28:11.940 --> 01:28:14.300 | |
and no pandemic will occur in the future. | |
01:28:14.300 --> 01:28:16.740 | |
We therefore don't need the WHO, | |
01:28:16.740 --> 01:28:18.260 | |
even though the pastors, | |
01:28:18.260 --> 01:28:20.580 | |
we don't need them, | |
01:28:20.580 --> 01:28:23.140 | |
not, so we need to get rid of the WHO | |
01:28:23.140 --> 01:28:26.340 | |
because it's evil, because it is evil, | |
01:28:26.340 --> 01:28:27.940 | |
but because we don't need them. | |
01:28:27.940 --> 01:28:29.620 | |
And that would be the ultimate humiliation. | |
01:28:29.620 --> 01:28:31.380 | |
I think the whole of virology | |
01:28:31.380 --> 01:28:33.780 | |
and evidence-based medicine was a construct | |
01:28:33.780 --> 01:28:36.820 | |
to allow what happened in 2020. | |
01:28:36.820 --> 01:28:38.540 | |
Yeah, I agree. | |
01:28:38.540 --> 01:28:39.380 | |
All right, yeah. | |
01:28:39.380 --> 01:28:40.820 | |
And we come to it by different means | |
01:28:40.820 --> 01:28:42.940 | |
without influencing Jaron. | |
01:28:42.940 --> 01:28:45.700 | |
So very good, both united in that conclusion. | |
01:28:45.700 --> 01:28:49.100 | |
And, Michael, just point out that Vera Shahrav is here. | |
01:28:49.100 --> 01:28:51.500 | |
She's presented to us on the Spanish flu site. | |
01:28:51.500 --> 01:28:54.180 | |
So if you speed up the answers to your questions, Vera, | |
01:28:54.180 --> 01:28:56.740 | |
I'm sure we'll touch on her wonderful research | |
01:28:56.740 --> 01:28:58.900 | |
on the alleged Spanish flu. | |
01:29:00.100 --> 01:29:02.260 | |
So let's be quick, everybody, with the questions | |
01:29:02.260 --> 01:29:03.100 | |
rather than too many, | |
01:29:03.100 --> 01:29:05.380 | |
because we're only got 40 minutes left, | |
01:29:05.380 --> 01:29:06.300 | |
and there's 12 hands up. | |
01:29:06.300 --> 01:29:07.580 | |
Go, Glenn. | |
01:29:07.580 --> 01:29:09.860 | |
So Charles, no statements, questions, please. | |
01:29:12.140 --> 01:29:15.500 | |
I'm so glad to be speaking with you again. | |
01:29:16.700 --> 01:29:19.140 | |
In the call from God, I think that's tremendous, | |
01:29:19.140 --> 01:29:21.700 | |
and I'm in the same place with you there. | |
01:29:21.700 --> 01:29:24.820 | |
I also believe that we can save ourselves, | |
01:29:24.820 --> 01:29:27.260 | |
but I think it's a lot bigger count of people | |
01:29:27.260 --> 01:29:28.780 | |
that we need to be participating | |
01:29:28.780 --> 01:29:31.340 | |
and that need to get at least into the tens of millions | |
01:29:31.340 --> 01:29:33.860 | |
to hundreds of millions to be participating. | |
01:29:35.260 --> 01:29:39.740 | |
Now, you've done an excellent crime scene investigation | |
01:29:39.740 --> 01:29:43.340 | |
of going through the what's of and the house, | |
01:29:43.380 --> 01:29:46.700 | |
namely the what being a eugenics foundation theme | |
01:29:46.700 --> 01:29:48.540 | |
of we need to call the earth, | |
01:29:48.540 --> 01:29:51.020 | |
and that goes back to the early 1900s, | |
01:29:51.020 --> 01:29:52.940 | |
even the late 1800s, | |
01:29:52.940 --> 01:29:55.060 | |
when there was a formal international body | |
01:29:55.060 --> 01:29:56.940 | |
that was pushing that. | |
01:29:56.940 --> 01:29:59.580 | |
And with that, we're now seeing the outcome | |
01:29:59.580 --> 01:30:01.660 | |
of murder and infertility. | |
01:30:01.660 --> 01:30:05.300 | |
You're seeing the how by using poison | |
01:30:05.300 --> 01:30:08.020 | |
and mental disease to despair | |
01:30:08.020 --> 01:30:10.860 | |
as a way of eliminating the population. | |
01:30:11.860 --> 01:30:14.260 | |
What I'd like to call out is that too often | |
01:30:14.260 --> 01:30:17.940 | |
we have a tendency to say this is big mob out there | |
01:30:17.940 --> 01:30:19.700 | |
and it's a giant syndicate, | |
01:30:19.700 --> 01:30:22.260 | |
but it's being driven at the very top | |
01:30:22.260 --> 01:30:24.820 | |
by a very small number of elites. | |
01:30:24.820 --> 01:30:27.580 | |
Those elites do not include the WF, | |
01:30:27.580 --> 01:30:31.220 | |
the WHO, the farmer CEOs, the head of Hamas | |
01:30:31.220 --> 01:30:32.540 | |
or the Rothschild family. | |
01:30:32.540 --> 01:30:35.980 | |
Those are all side players in much lower tiers | |
01:30:35.980 --> 01:30:38.700 | |
or not even actually involved to any degree. | |
01:30:38.700 --> 01:30:40.940 | |
This is all being done at the top | |
01:30:40.940 --> 01:30:45.020 | |
and the team I'm working with has been spending | |
01:30:45.020 --> 01:30:47.500 | |
an enormous amount of time of documenting that. | |
01:30:47.500 --> 01:30:51.260 | |
And if you look under my, you'll see the rumble. | |
01:30:51.260 --> 01:30:53.340 | |
We have a channel, L4A, TV1. | |
01:30:53.340 --> 01:30:57.500 | |
We have produced two to four hour videos | |
01:30:57.500 --> 01:31:01.460 | |
for the last 15 weeks to document all of this. | |
01:31:02.380 --> 01:31:03.940 | |
I haven't been doing much marketing | |
01:31:03.940 --> 01:31:05.700 | |
because we've been spending all the time | |
01:31:05.700 --> 01:31:08.140 | |
of getting information. | |
01:31:08.180 --> 01:31:12.540 | |
So I just, as part of partnering, | |
01:31:12.540 --> 01:31:15.580 | |
I wanted to make sure that you're aware | |
01:31:15.580 --> 01:31:17.580 | |
or if you haven't been aware that you are | |
01:31:17.580 --> 01:31:22.220 | |
that the significant contract out right now beyond | |
01:31:22.220 --> 01:31:24.940 | |
the David Rockefeller, Alex Rockefeller, | |
01:31:24.940 --> 01:31:27.660 | |
George Soros, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, | |
01:31:29.260 --> 01:31:31.580 | |
President Joe Biden is a key element | |
01:31:31.580 --> 01:31:35.660 | |
of their attempt to attack and eliminate people. | |
01:31:35.660 --> 01:31:39.500 | |
And there is a contract that he has entered | |
01:31:39.500 --> 01:31:43.220 | |
into with George Soros and the Barack fellas to be paid. | |
01:31:43.220 --> 01:31:48.220 | |
This is President Biden to be paid $100 million per year | |
01:31:48.380 --> 01:31:50.940 | |
as part of opening up the borders | |
01:31:50.940 --> 01:31:54.020 | |
and allowing all of the international effects | |
01:31:54.020 --> 01:31:57.220 | |
to happen to the US at their will. | |
01:31:57.220 --> 01:32:01.660 | |
So I'm simply saying that your theme | |
01:32:01.660 --> 01:32:05.060 | |
around joining together and working as a unit | |
01:32:05.060 --> 01:32:08.580 | |
and doing that locally, do you have other ideas | |
01:32:08.580 --> 01:32:10.420 | |
of how we could form that group, | |
01:32:10.420 --> 01:32:12.620 | |
how we could manage that team | |
01:32:12.620 --> 01:32:15.460 | |
and do it on a regular basis at least once a week. | |
01:32:16.380 --> 01:32:19.420 | |
Okay, so thank you, Glenn, there was a comment, | |
01:32:19.420 --> 01:32:21.900 | |
not interested in comments, questions were tied for time. | |
01:32:21.900 --> 01:32:25.580 | |
It was a question around organizing a response effort. | |
01:32:25.580 --> 01:32:26.540 | |
Please let him answer. | |
01:32:26.540 --> 01:32:27.980 | |
Come on, you took time. | |
01:32:27.980 --> 01:32:31.780 | |
I'm not, I'm gonna shut up questions, help it. | |
01:32:31.780 --> 01:32:32.940 | |
All right. | |
01:32:32.940 --> 01:32:35.500 | |
No, Charles, I did ask a question at the end. | |
01:32:35.500 --> 01:32:38.460 | |
Okay, is it, I honestly, I'm sure you're right. | |
01:32:38.460 --> 01:32:42.660 | |
I'm well aware that a very few people are involved. | |
01:32:42.660 --> 01:32:44.460 | |
Some people have asked me, well, | |
01:32:44.460 --> 01:32:46.380 | |
if what you're saying is true, half a advisor | |
01:32:46.380 --> 01:32:47.220 | |
would all know about it. | |
01:32:47.220 --> 01:32:49.540 | |
I've said, I think at minimum, | |
01:32:49.540 --> 01:32:51.500 | |
you'd only have to have two people involved. | |
01:32:51.500 --> 01:32:54.340 | |
The actual person who would do the designing of the mRNA | |
01:32:54.340 --> 01:32:56.500 | |
and probably the CEO or head of R&D, | |
01:32:56.500 --> 01:32:58.140 | |
you don't need anybody else. | |
01:32:58.140 --> 01:33:00.300 | |
So I'm sure most people in Pfizer think | |
01:33:00.300 --> 01:33:02.660 | |
they've done great work and have saved the world, | |
01:33:02.660 --> 01:33:05.020 | |
except for the few people who are following me. | |
01:33:06.020 --> 01:33:09.340 | |
Unfortunately, I haven't been contacted | |
01:33:09.340 --> 01:33:13.620 | |
by large numbers of former colleagues, which is disappointing. | |
01:33:13.620 --> 01:33:16.580 | |
In the first year I was written to by 30 colleagues | |
01:33:16.580 --> 01:33:18.940 | |
who said, can you more or less shut up? | |
01:33:18.940 --> 01:33:22.260 | |
And I, just very briefly, because it's quite funny. | |
01:33:22.260 --> 01:33:24.780 | |
And I thought for a day or two and I turned their letter | |
01:33:24.780 --> 01:33:27.660 | |
because they sent me a physical letter and it all signed it. | |
01:33:27.660 --> 01:33:31.220 | |
And I wrote back and I said, I thought I'd hired | |
01:33:31.220 --> 01:33:33.620 | |
cleverly people with stiffer spines. | |
01:33:33.620 --> 01:33:36.380 | |
Yours sincerely, Dr. Mike Heathen sent it back. | |
01:33:37.660 --> 01:33:40.140 | |
So, and no one has contacted me since. | |
01:33:40.140 --> 01:33:42.740 | |
So actually one guy, one guy I work within the biotech | |
01:33:42.740 --> 01:33:45.300 | |
after leaving Pfizer contacted me to say, | |
01:33:45.300 --> 01:33:47.220 | |
oh shit, you're absolutely right. | |
01:33:47.220 --> 01:33:50.060 | |
So I've no idea, Blair and I, | |
01:33:51.100 --> 01:33:54.900 | |
I've no skills or resources to train me | |
01:33:54.900 --> 01:33:56.100 | |
to do any of such things. | |
01:33:56.100 --> 01:33:58.700 | |
We'd be a bit rough getting people who are X-forces | |
01:33:58.700 --> 01:34:00.940 | |
and I can brief those people. | |
01:34:00.940 --> 01:34:02.180 | |
I can't do this stuff. | |
01:34:03.260 --> 01:34:06.180 | |
I can brief those people, but I can't do this stuff. | |
01:34:07.420 --> 01:34:10.060 | |
So, there's basically two things I can do, | |
01:34:10.940 --> 01:34:13.020 | |
but I, because I've had the opinion | |
01:34:13.020 --> 01:34:15.420 | |
that it doesn't much matter who's the who is. | |
01:34:15.420 --> 01:34:17.540 | |
Sorry, it doesn't matter who's a perpetrator. | |
01:34:17.540 --> 01:34:19.300 | |
Because I, I'm gonna do something different | |
01:34:19.300 --> 01:34:21.020 | |
if I learn it is or isn't. | |
01:34:21.020 --> 01:34:23.100 | |
Person X and the answer is no. | |
01:34:23.100 --> 01:34:26.860 | |
I can't do anything to the quant family | |
01:34:26.860 --> 01:34:28.500 | |
if they're involved, I hope they aren't, | |
01:34:28.500 --> 01:34:30.220 | |
but if they are or aren't, | |
01:34:30.220 --> 01:34:31.660 | |
I can't do anything different. | |
01:34:31.660 --> 01:34:33.980 | |
I don't know anyone who could do anything different. | |
01:34:33.980 --> 01:34:35.300 | |
If I tried to do anything | |
01:34:35.300 --> 01:34:37.740 | |
that would even smack of doing something different, | |
01:34:37.740 --> 01:34:39.740 | |
I would be legally arrested. | |
01:34:39.740 --> 01:34:42.380 | |
So, I don't really know what to do | |
01:34:42.380 --> 01:34:44.420 | |
with the information you provided me with. | |
01:34:44.420 --> 01:34:47.140 | |
I'm not the person who can do anything with that. | |
01:34:47.140 --> 01:34:50.380 | |
I'm a retired, broken, bladded scientist, | |
01:34:50.380 --> 01:34:52.460 | |
partly living in England and Spain. | |
01:34:52.460 --> 01:34:54.820 | |
What can I do on that front? | |
01:34:54.820 --> 01:34:55.780 | |
Someone else can. | |
01:34:55.780 --> 01:34:58.020 | |
I think there'd be a different group | |
01:34:58.020 --> 01:35:00.580 | |
of fairly gritty elderly guys. | |
01:35:00.580 --> 01:35:03.180 | |
You probably could do something, but I'm not it. | |
01:35:03.180 --> 01:35:06.700 | |
I'm happy to speak to those people at the right time. | |
01:35:06.700 --> 01:35:07.540 | |
Okay. | |
01:35:07.540 --> 01:35:08.380 | |
That's the answer. | |
01:35:08.380 --> 01:35:09.820 | |
To be next to the witness, Mike. | |
01:35:09.820 --> 01:35:10.660 | |
Albert. | |
01:35:12.380 --> 01:35:14.340 | |
Yeah, hi, Mike. | |
01:35:14.340 --> 01:35:17.140 | |
Big fan, tremendous honors, nice to meet you. | |
01:35:18.460 --> 01:35:20.780 | |
I was wondering what your thoughts were | |
01:35:20.780 --> 01:35:24.660 | |
on this monoclonal quasi vaccine | |
01:35:24.660 --> 01:35:28.300 | |
that they're pushing on the newborns. | |
01:35:28.300 --> 01:35:33.300 | |
The Bay Fortis, it's a monoclonal called Nursibimab. | |
01:35:33.340 --> 01:35:35.500 | |
And since you're a respiratory guy, have you ever? | |
01:35:35.500 --> 01:35:37.140 | |
I've never heard of it. | |
01:35:37.140 --> 01:35:38.620 | |
I've never heard of it. | |
01:35:38.620 --> 01:35:40.780 | |
And before, without even looking at it, | |
01:35:40.780 --> 01:35:44.220 | |
the answer is no, that's my answer. | |
01:35:45.100 --> 01:35:45.940 | |
Awesome. | |
01:35:45.940 --> 01:35:48.660 | |
Well, hey, God bless you, Mike. | |
01:35:48.660 --> 01:35:50.140 | |
And you are, thank you. | |
01:35:50.140 --> 01:35:53.860 | |
Protection, a hedge of protection can continue on you. | |
01:35:53.860 --> 01:35:54.580 | |
Thank you so much. | |
01:35:54.580 --> 01:35:55.420 | |
God bless you. | |
01:35:55.420 --> 01:35:56.780 | |
Great, thank you too. | |
01:35:56.780 --> 01:35:57.620 | |
Thank you. | |
01:35:57.620 --> 01:35:59.940 | |
Albert is an expert on theirs. | |
01:35:59.940 --> 01:36:00.460 | |
I know. | |
01:36:00.460 --> 01:36:01.620 | |
I've seen you work. | |
01:36:01.620 --> 01:36:02.980 | |
Yeah, okay, thank you. | |
01:36:02.980 --> 01:36:04.820 | |
Thank you, Albert Anders. | |
01:36:04.820 --> 01:36:05.580 | |
Keep it short. | |
01:36:05.580 --> 01:36:06.900 | |
No statements, question. | |
01:36:08.740 --> 01:36:09.460 | |
Hello, Mike. | |
01:36:09.460 --> 01:36:10.620 | |
Nice to talk to you. | |
01:36:10.620 --> 01:36:11.620 | |
And you too. | |
01:36:13.460 --> 01:36:14.380 | |
Can you hear me? | |
01:36:14.380 --> 01:36:15.420 | |
Yes, I can. | |
01:36:15.420 --> 01:36:15.700 | |
Yes. | |
01:36:15.700 --> 01:36:16.020 | |
Thank you. | |
01:36:16.020 --> 01:36:17.180 | |
And everyone. | |
01:36:17.180 --> 01:36:18.620 | |
Nice to talk to you. | |
01:36:18.620 --> 01:36:21.020 | |
So I don't want to say a lot. | |
01:36:21.100 --> 01:36:25.060 | |
I just say that in my research, as you know, | |
01:36:25.060 --> 01:36:28.860 | |
we have been in contact, there is quite likely | |
01:36:28.860 --> 01:36:32.380 | |
that we have been all deceived to believe | |
01:36:32.380 --> 01:36:39.860 | |
that this am RNA and this lipid nanoparticle is what it's, | |
01:36:39.860 --> 01:36:42.620 | |
but they say it is, and I'm not saying it is not, | |
01:36:42.620 --> 01:36:46.940 | |
but there is something magnetic in these jobs. | |
01:36:46.940 --> 01:36:51.580 | |
And we have found that there is graphene metals | |
01:36:51.580 --> 01:36:56.420 | |
and these LNP transforms to become hydrogel. | |
01:36:56.420 --> 01:36:59.940 | |
And these kind of goes together and they crystallize this. | |
01:36:59.940 --> 01:37:05.180 | |
And you have antennas and you have an EMF event in the body. | |
01:37:05.180 --> 01:37:07.060 | |
And I don't need to preach on that, | |
01:37:07.060 --> 01:37:09.780 | |
but let's say I will just say you are most likely aware | |
01:37:09.780 --> 01:37:16.900 | |
of Dr. Ana Mihalsia, who has been doing a good blog | |
01:37:17.060 --> 01:37:21.020 | |
analysis to confirm that this is the case. | |
01:37:21.020 --> 01:37:28.620 | |
So I think I will just say I don't know anything | |
01:37:28.620 --> 01:37:30.740 | |
about the sort of EMF side. | |
01:37:30.740 --> 01:37:34.020 | |
And I'm not going to dismiss it, but I'm | |
01:37:34.020 --> 01:37:36.780 | |
going to tell you right now, I don't even | |
01:37:36.780 --> 01:37:41.180 | |
have school level knowledge of the kind of physics involved. | |
01:37:41.180 --> 01:37:44.220 | |
So I'm not going to be the right person to work through. | |
01:37:44.220 --> 01:37:46.220 | |
I do not have. | |
01:37:46.220 --> 01:37:49.340 | |
And what does it have that Clint Eastwood said, | |
01:37:49.340 --> 01:37:51.620 | |
man's got to know his limitations. | |
01:37:51.620 --> 01:37:53.380 | |
I'm not against you. | |
01:37:53.380 --> 01:37:54.900 | |
I don't know anything about it. | |
01:37:54.900 --> 01:37:56.980 | |
And there's no chance that I'm going | |
01:37:56.980 --> 01:38:00.340 | |
to become sufficiently knowledgeable to be an advocate. | |
01:38:00.340 --> 01:38:01.780 | |
So I'm not your enemy. | |
01:38:01.780 --> 01:38:03.260 | |
I cannot be an advocate. | |
01:38:03.260 --> 01:38:05.660 | |
I'm just way off the pace. | |
01:38:05.660 --> 01:38:09.020 | |
That's my honest opinion of myself. | |
01:38:09.020 --> 01:38:11.900 | |
OK, so I fully understand your decisions. | |
01:38:11.900 --> 01:38:13.900 | |
So I'm saying anything against it. | |
01:38:14.380 --> 01:38:16.340 | |
I'm not saying anything against it. | |
01:38:16.340 --> 01:38:19.060 | |
I just know so little. | |
01:38:19.060 --> 01:38:21.420 | |
I'm just massively off the pace. | |
01:38:21.420 --> 01:38:24.500 | |
Really, it's I'm very narrow. | |
01:38:24.500 --> 01:38:26.060 | |
I know all about a spider's behind, | |
01:38:26.060 --> 01:38:28.020 | |
but nothing about butterflies. | |
01:38:28.020 --> 01:38:31.700 | |
So that's my problem. | |
01:38:31.700 --> 01:38:36.380 | |
OK, no, I will just say that it would be very good for all | |
01:38:36.380 --> 01:38:40.580 | |
of you to see the research of the doctor | |
01:38:40.580 --> 01:38:44.220 | |
on Maria Mihathea, because she has really found something | |
01:38:44.220 --> 01:38:46.060 | |
outside the box. | |
01:38:46.060 --> 01:38:48.660 | |
And that will reveal something. | |
01:38:48.660 --> 01:38:50.980 | |
So I don't need to ask questions. | |
01:38:50.980 --> 01:38:52.780 | |
My questions are about IV. | |
01:38:52.780 --> 01:38:54.500 | |
So I will stop it there. | |
01:38:54.500 --> 01:38:54.980 | |
Thank you. | |
01:38:54.980 --> 01:38:55.580 | |
Thank you, Anders. | |
01:38:55.580 --> 01:38:58.540 | |
And Edna Mihathea has presented to this group as well, Anders. | |
01:38:58.540 --> 01:39:01.300 | |
Jim. | |
01:39:01.300 --> 01:39:02.060 | |
Thank you very much. | |
01:39:02.060 --> 01:39:05.580 | |
Great presentation. | |
01:39:05.580 --> 01:39:07.900 | |
Plausible deniability, making sure | |
01:39:07.900 --> 01:39:12.420 | |
that these bad actors don't have plausible deniability. | |
01:39:12.420 --> 01:39:17.340 | |
We brought this information about our medications being | |
01:39:17.340 --> 01:39:20.020 | |
made in China to our Department of Defense. | |
01:39:20.020 --> 01:39:24.340 | |
They were all very interested in June of 2019. | |
01:39:24.340 --> 01:39:28.540 | |
In January of 2020, and March of 2020, | |
01:39:28.540 --> 01:39:31.420 | |
when we told them the antidote might be hydroxychloroquine | |
01:39:31.420 --> 01:39:34.620 | |
or chloroquine, they may not have been as interested. | |
01:39:34.620 --> 01:39:37.340 | |
And we have documentation that shows | |
01:39:37.340 --> 01:39:41.660 | |
that we brought this to as high a level as the joint chiefs, | |
01:39:41.660 --> 01:39:44.900 | |
notifying them that it was likely that hydroxychloroquine | |
01:39:44.900 --> 01:39:49.100 | |
or chloroquine would provide tea cell immunity | |
01:39:49.100 --> 01:39:51.420 | |
because it would prevent the initial binding of the ACE2 | |
01:39:51.420 --> 01:39:51.940 | |
receptor. | |
01:39:54.740 --> 01:39:57.380 | |
There has now been a movie of broken truth | |
01:39:57.380 --> 01:40:00.940 | |
or epidemic of fraud is put out showing | |
01:40:00.940 --> 01:40:05.700 | |
that hydroxychloroquine was meaningfully withheld. | |
01:40:05.740 --> 01:40:09.260 | |
Not only this year, but not only in this pandemic, | |
01:40:09.260 --> 01:40:13.300 | |
but since 1600 as a weapon of war. | |
01:40:13.300 --> 01:40:17.420 | |
Can you provide, and I'll give you that evidence if you have it, | |
01:40:17.420 --> 01:40:19.420 | |
if you haven't already seen epidemic of fraud, | |
01:40:19.420 --> 01:40:24.740 | |
Didier Raul is promoting the movie now. | |
01:40:24.740 --> 01:40:28.180 | |
Do you have evidence that shows that if we had all | |
01:40:28.180 --> 01:40:31.540 | |
been able to get hydroxychloroquine as a preventative | |
01:40:31.540 --> 01:40:36.580 | |
or low dose before this pandemic was started, | |
01:40:36.580 --> 01:40:40.220 | |
like in 2020 or 2019, that we could have | |
01:40:40.220 --> 01:40:43.860 | |
all developed tea cell immunity and not had this immunocompromise | |
01:40:43.860 --> 01:40:47.500 | |
and immunogenicity of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, | |
01:40:47.500 --> 01:40:50.620 | |
whether it be an original virus form or vaccine form. | |
01:40:50.620 --> 01:40:51.300 | |
Thank you. | |
01:40:51.300 --> 01:40:55.580 | |
So Jim, yes, there definitely was manipulation | |
01:40:55.580 --> 01:40:57.780 | |
of availability of certain drugs. | |
01:40:57.780 --> 01:41:02.140 | |
And early in 2020, I thought, as most people did, | |
01:41:02.140 --> 01:41:05.740 | |
that the authorities were doing their best | |
01:41:05.740 --> 01:41:12.380 | |
to make sure that there were not alternatives to the vaccines. | |
01:41:12.380 --> 01:41:15.020 | |
Now, personally, you've heard Stephen Frost | |
01:41:15.020 --> 01:41:18.020 | |
and I had an exchange. | |
01:41:18.020 --> 01:41:21.180 | |
The male may not have been, I don't think it was a virus, | |
01:41:21.180 --> 01:41:22.740 | |
but I don't want to die in a ditch over it. | |
01:41:22.740 --> 01:41:24.300 | |
There wasn't a public health emergency. | |
01:41:24.300 --> 01:41:26.100 | |
There was not a pandemic. | |
01:41:26.100 --> 01:41:30.180 | |
So in a sense, I don't think I can answer your question | |
01:41:30.180 --> 01:41:32.140 | |
because I don't think there was a pandemic. | |
01:41:32.140 --> 01:41:34.780 | |
What's their spike protein? | |
01:41:34.780 --> 01:41:36.780 | |
I don't know. | |
01:41:36.780 --> 01:41:40.020 | |
I don't think it's necessary that there was something, | |
01:41:40.020 --> 01:41:43.500 | |
but I know some of my colleagues think | |
01:41:43.500 --> 01:41:46.580 | |
that there was a locally released poison of some kind. | |
01:41:46.580 --> 01:41:48.660 | |
The problem with these things is that they're not | |
01:41:48.660 --> 01:41:50.660 | |
provable or false or viable. | |
01:41:50.660 --> 01:41:53.820 | |
That is, you reach a position where you realise | |
01:41:53.820 --> 01:41:58.300 | |
that you dig and dig and dig and you can't reach your conclusion. | |
01:41:58.300 --> 01:42:01.380 | |
And I have to say, folks, if you get to that position | |
01:42:01.380 --> 01:42:04.580 | |
where logically you can't get to a defensive position, | |
01:42:04.580 --> 01:42:05.860 | |
please stop. | |
01:42:05.860 --> 01:42:08.020 | |
You're just going to weigh yourself out. | |
01:42:08.020 --> 01:42:10.740 | |
Or for example, if people on either side of a debate | |
01:42:10.740 --> 01:42:14.100 | |
don't agree the terms of debate, you must stop | |
01:42:14.100 --> 01:42:16.300 | |
because you're just going to bash each other's death | |
01:42:16.300 --> 01:42:19.220 | |
whilst allowing the perpetrators to win. | |
01:42:19.220 --> 01:42:20.140 | |
Pick a different path. | |
01:42:20.140 --> 01:42:23.460 | |
So Jim, I don't think it was a pandemic. | |
01:42:23.460 --> 01:42:27.300 | |
They definitely did meaningfully withhold drugs | |
01:42:27.300 --> 01:42:29.020 | |
that have been in use for a long period of time. | |
01:42:29.020 --> 01:42:30.500 | |
And I think that was bad. | |
01:42:30.500 --> 01:42:34.340 | |
I don't know how meaningful that was in terms of people's illness, | |
01:42:34.340 --> 01:42:36.620 | |
but it definitely was a strong, | |
01:42:36.620 --> 01:42:38.820 | |
defensive force in terms of bringing out | |
01:42:38.820 --> 01:42:42.900 | |
the these, I think, intentional poisons the so-called vaccine. | |
01:42:42.900 --> 01:42:46.940 | |
So, you know, for whatever reason they did it, | |
01:42:46.940 --> 01:42:50.540 | |
whether it was because it would have allowed people to treat themselves | |
01:42:50.540 --> 01:42:54.540 | |
or it was just to create their fear, I don't know. | |
01:42:54.540 --> 01:42:56.820 | |
And they did do it. | |
01:42:56.820 --> 01:43:01.020 | |
So what I'm saying, I don't think there's a solution to say, | |
01:43:01.020 --> 01:43:03.620 | |
ah, if we could have had this, it would have all been no problem | |
01:43:03.620 --> 01:43:05.700 | |
because I think if we hadn't done any bloody testing, | |
01:43:05.700 --> 01:43:07.420 | |
there wouldn't have been a pandemic. | |
01:43:07.420 --> 01:43:08.540 | |
So I don't think there was one. | |
01:43:08.540 --> 01:43:11.500 | |
I think it was, I think it was lies, propaganda, | |
01:43:11.500 --> 01:43:13.940 | |
and a rotten piece, you know, a useless, | |
01:43:13.940 --> 01:43:16.740 | |
bad use of Kerry Mullis' technique | |
01:43:16.740 --> 01:43:19.700 | |
to make people think that there were infections where there weren't. | |
01:43:19.700 --> 01:43:21.900 | |
That's my opinion. I can't prove it. | |
01:43:21.900 --> 01:43:23.460 | |
And that's why I didn't talk about it. | |
01:43:23.460 --> 01:43:26.020 | |
I said, there wasn't a public health emergency | |
01:43:26.020 --> 01:43:30.620 | |
and people have been jabbed with things that are definitely designed to injure and kill. | |
01:43:30.620 --> 01:43:33.380 | |
Then I don't need to be in dispute with anybody. | |
01:43:33.380 --> 01:43:34.660 | |
I don't think, anyway. | |
01:43:34.660 --> 01:43:36.940 | |
So I probably didn't give you a great answer, | |
01:43:36.940 --> 01:43:40.740 | |
but it's because I've got a slightly different perspective on what happened. | |
01:43:40.740 --> 01:43:42.020 | |
So, OK, thank you very much. | |
01:43:42.020 --> 01:43:44.780 | |
And can you tell what would people were dying up in the hospitals | |
01:43:44.780 --> 01:43:46.700 | |
or was it just a recognition like that? | |
01:43:46.700 --> 01:43:50.020 | |
No, I think they're being killed. | |
01:43:50.020 --> 01:43:55.220 | |
Honestly, just in one minute, | |
01:43:55.220 --> 01:43:59.340 | |
in hospitals, there were internationally, a change in medical procedure. | |
01:43:59.340 --> 01:44:01.700 | |
You do not ventilate people. | |
01:44:01.700 --> 01:44:04.340 | |
You've not saved sedate, intubate, and ventilate people | |
01:44:04.340 --> 01:44:07.620 | |
with an open airway that's not obstructed, | |
01:44:07.620 --> 01:44:09.300 | |
and they do not have an injured chest wall. | |
01:44:09.300 --> 01:44:10.300 | |
Correct, Stephen? | |
01:44:10.300 --> 01:44:11.180 | |
Why would you do that? | |
01:44:11.180 --> 01:44:13.460 | |
These people can ventilate on their own. | |
01:44:13.460 --> 01:44:15.620 | |
If they need an oxygen, you give them an oxygen mask. | |
01:44:15.620 --> 01:44:19.180 | |
You do not sedate, intubate, and ventilate. | |
01:44:19.180 --> 01:44:22.220 | |
That's a great procedure if you can't breathe. | |
01:44:22.220 --> 01:44:25.380 | |
It's a terrible procedure if you were a vulnerable person. | |
01:44:25.380 --> 01:44:26.980 | |
That will lead rapidly to death. | |
01:44:26.980 --> 01:44:28.460 | |
I do know a lot about that. | |
01:44:28.460 --> 01:44:31.260 | |
That is something we did in my form of research. | |
01:44:31.260 --> 01:44:33.420 | |
They were murdered in the hospital, Jim, | |
01:44:33.420 --> 01:44:35.700 | |
and then people were given rendizivia. | |
01:44:35.700 --> 01:44:37.180 | |
They were now sedated. | |
01:44:37.180 --> 01:44:39.220 | |
They were not given treatments, and they just died. | |
01:44:39.220 --> 01:44:42.460 | |
They were murdered by bloody doctors and hospitals. | |
01:44:42.460 --> 01:44:44.660 | |
In the care homes, they were given | |
01:44:44.660 --> 01:44:46.660 | |
my dasalam and morphine, | |
01:44:46.660 --> 01:44:49.300 | |
designed to help them pass without suffering. | |
01:44:49.300 --> 01:44:52.340 | |
Those are two components of the lethal injection | |
01:44:52.340 --> 01:44:53.980 | |
used in some of the U.S. states. | |
01:44:53.980 --> 01:44:58.900 | |
My PhD was in the effect of opiates on respiratory reflexes. | |
01:44:58.900 --> 01:45:01.980 | |
Opiates depressed the respiratory drive, | |
01:45:01.980 --> 01:45:03.500 | |
as does my dasalam. | |
01:45:03.500 --> 01:45:05.340 | |
In fact, they are synergistic. | |
01:45:05.340 --> 01:45:08.620 | |
So in care homes, in my country, | |
01:45:08.620 --> 01:45:12.340 | |
people not even qualified to put a plaster on people, | |
01:45:12.380 --> 01:45:16.100 | |
were invited and some did pick up syringes | |
01:45:16.100 --> 01:45:18.860 | |
and jabbed to their elderly charges | |
01:45:18.860 --> 01:45:21.580 | |
with high doses of my dasalam and morphine | |
01:45:21.580 --> 01:45:24.660 | |
and came back later and put them in a body bag. | |
01:45:24.660 --> 01:45:27.220 | |
They were murdered on mass, Jim, | |
01:45:27.220 --> 01:45:29.740 | |
and in the community, | |
01:45:29.740 --> 01:45:33.060 | |
doctors like my runny family doctor, | |
01:45:34.060 --> 01:45:36.220 | |
I want to say rude words at this point. | |
01:45:36.220 --> 01:45:38.980 | |
She was told, oh, we were told this is a virus | |
01:45:38.980 --> 01:45:41.180 | |
and not to prescribe antibiotics. | |
01:45:41.220 --> 01:45:43.460 | |
Huge numbers of people died in the community, | |
01:45:43.460 --> 01:45:46.340 | |
even young people of bacterial pneumonia | |
01:45:46.340 --> 01:45:48.580 | |
or whatever that was. | |
01:45:48.580 --> 01:45:50.500 | |
So they were murdered, Jim. | |
01:45:50.500 --> 01:45:53.300 | |
You don't need to, if there wasn't a new disease, | |
01:45:53.300 --> 01:45:55.660 | |
they were just murdered in hospitals, | |
01:45:55.660 --> 01:45:58.700 | |
care homes and the community in the ways I've just described. | |
01:45:58.700 --> 01:46:00.420 | |
That's not in dispute. | |
01:46:00.420 --> 01:46:02.140 | |
That was solved in 2020. | |
01:46:03.180 --> 01:46:04.020 | |
That's horrifying. | |
01:46:04.020 --> 01:46:07.620 | |
If you didn't know that, you're probably absolutely horrified. | |
01:46:07.660 --> 01:46:11.340 | |
I met my wife's family doctor in the supermarket | |
01:46:11.340 --> 01:46:13.020 | |
just before Christmas, | |
01:46:13.020 --> 01:46:14.860 | |
and I veered away from her. | |
01:46:14.860 --> 01:46:16.300 | |
My wife says, come and have a word. | |
01:46:16.300 --> 01:46:18.540 | |
I said, don't dare speak to her. | |
01:46:18.540 --> 01:46:20.300 | |
Anyway, I spoke to her and she said, | |
01:46:20.300 --> 01:46:22.420 | |
she said to me, oh, Mike Eden, | |
01:46:22.420 --> 01:46:23.820 | |
I've been following your work. | |
01:46:23.820 --> 01:46:25.620 | |
I nearly bloody strangled her. | |
01:46:25.620 --> 01:46:28.500 | |
And I've said, are you still injecting people | |
01:46:28.500 --> 01:46:29.340 | |
with that stuff? | |
01:46:29.340 --> 01:46:31.460 | |
She said, I'm only one of five people in the practice. | |
01:46:31.460 --> 01:46:33.540 | |
My voice doesn't count for anything. | |
01:46:33.540 --> 01:46:35.500 | |
I said, you're murdering people. | |
01:46:35.500 --> 01:46:38.180 | |
I just kind of just looked wincing and walked off | |
01:46:38.180 --> 01:46:40.340 | |
and got in her brand new German car. | |
01:46:40.340 --> 01:46:43.180 | |
It's like, there are people in our community | |
01:46:43.180 --> 01:46:45.820 | |
who are as bad as the good Germans in Germany. | |
01:46:45.820 --> 01:46:46.940 | |
I've just met one. | |
01:46:48.020 --> 01:46:49.180 | |
Well, that's what happened, Jim. | |
01:46:49.180 --> 01:46:50.700 | |
There wasn't an illness. | |
01:46:50.700 --> 01:46:52.020 | |
There was not a new illness. | |
01:46:52.020 --> 01:46:53.860 | |
In my, they minded poisons | |
01:46:53.860 --> 01:46:55.580 | |
and people in New York and Bergamo. | |
01:46:55.580 --> 01:46:57.300 | |
I'm not even persuaded of that, | |
01:46:57.300 --> 01:46:59.140 | |
but if that's true, then it's true. | |
01:46:59.140 --> 01:47:00.500 | |
But anywhere, everywhere else, | |
01:47:00.500 --> 01:47:03.180 | |
nothing happened except propaganda, | |
01:47:03.180 --> 01:47:07.860 | |
lies, rotten tests, and then murderous procedures. | |
01:47:07.860 --> 01:47:08.940 | |
That's what happened. | |
01:47:08.940 --> 01:47:10.700 | |
That's a pandemic. | |
01:47:10.700 --> 01:47:15.300 | |
Our doctors murdered our colleagues and our parents | |
01:47:15.300 --> 01:47:16.740 | |
and they're still doing it. | |
01:47:18.180 --> 01:47:20.100 | |
Beautifully said. Thank you, Jim. | |
01:47:20.100 --> 01:47:21.900 | |
They're still doing it. | |
01:47:21.900 --> 01:47:22.980 | |
They are. | |
01:47:22.980 --> 01:47:24.900 | |
Okay, you're doing very well, Mike. | |
01:47:24.900 --> 01:47:25.900 | |
We've got four hands up | |
01:47:25.900 --> 01:47:27.300 | |
and then Steven, last couple of questions. | |
01:47:27.300 --> 01:47:28.300 | |
We've got 20 minutes to go. | |
01:47:28.300 --> 01:47:29.740 | |
You okay for 20 minutes, Mike? | |
01:47:30.820 --> 01:47:31.660 | |
I can just do it. | |
01:47:31.660 --> 01:47:33.140 | |
I'm starting to get in pain. | |
01:47:33.140 --> 01:47:34.100 | |
Yeah, good. Okay. | |
01:47:34.100 --> 01:47:35.260 | |
We'll be quick. | |
01:47:35.260 --> 01:47:37.460 | |
Okay, everyone, questions and Mike's answers. | |
01:47:37.460 --> 01:47:38.300 | |
Janet. | |
01:47:43.460 --> 01:47:45.420 | |
Janet is trying to unmute, I hope. | |
01:47:47.700 --> 01:47:48.740 | |
We'll come back to Janet. | |
01:47:48.740 --> 01:47:50.580 | |
Keep, don't keep you waiting. | |
01:47:50.580 --> 01:47:53.060 | |
Emmanuel, who presented to us last week, Mike. | |
01:47:53.060 --> 01:47:53.580 | |
I hear she answered. | |
01:47:53.580 --> 01:47:58.220 | |
Hello, I found myself. | |
01:47:58.220 --> 01:47:59.380 | |
Okay, come on. | |
01:47:59.380 --> 01:48:00.380 | |
Okay, yeah. | |
01:48:00.380 --> 01:48:02.140 | |
Just a couple of | |
01:48:02.140 --> 01:48:04.340 | |
fairly short questions. | |
01:48:04.340 --> 01:48:07.940 | |
Going back to toxicology, | |
01:48:07.940 --> 01:48:10.420 | |
I understand that the toxicity of remdesivir | |
01:48:10.420 --> 01:48:12.260 | |
was already known before COVID, | |
01:48:12.260 --> 01:48:14.260 | |
yet it was still recommended. | |
01:48:14.260 --> 01:48:15.180 | |
Yes. | |
01:48:15.180 --> 01:48:17.220 | |
So my question is, what is the mechanism | |
01:48:17.220 --> 01:48:18.940 | |
of its toxicity | |
01:48:18.940 --> 01:48:21.780 | |
and was it also deliberately used to damage people? | |
01:48:22.980 --> 01:48:26.700 | |
And my second question is about the AstraZeneca. | |
01:48:26.700 --> 01:48:28.500 | |
I understand that the AstraZeneca vaccine | |
01:48:28.500 --> 01:48:30.900 | |
was stopped from being used. | |
01:48:30.900 --> 01:48:31.860 | |
Is that correct? | |
01:48:31.860 --> 01:48:33.260 | |
And why did that happen? | |
01:48:33.260 --> 01:48:35.620 | |
Yeah, so remdesivir, | |
01:48:35.620 --> 01:48:39.780 | |
my understanding is that it lowers renal function. | |
01:48:39.780 --> 01:48:42.620 | |
I don't actually know how it does that. | |
01:48:42.620 --> 01:48:43.740 | |
I haven't looked, to be honest. | |
01:48:43.740 --> 01:48:45.140 | |
It might be known. | |
01:48:45.140 --> 01:48:47.820 | |
And so here's my ghastly thought. | |
01:48:47.820 --> 01:48:50.980 | |
And this came to mind after John Oluni, | |
01:48:53.980 --> 01:48:56.460 | |
a funeral director in England. | |
01:48:56.500 --> 01:48:59.700 | |
And he told me that he was receiving | |
01:48:59.700 --> 01:49:01.900 | |
the deceased from hospital. | |
01:49:01.900 --> 01:49:04.060 | |
And they were in body bags. | |
01:49:04.060 --> 01:49:06.540 | |
And he said, when I opened the body bags, | |
01:49:06.540 --> 01:49:07.780 | |
it's full of fluid. | |
01:49:07.780 --> 01:49:09.860 | |
And I've never seen this before. | |
01:49:09.860 --> 01:49:11.820 | |
And I said, what about people from care homes? | |
01:49:11.820 --> 01:49:12.660 | |
He said, no. | |
01:49:13.580 --> 01:49:15.340 | |
And so here's my thought. | |
01:49:15.340 --> 01:49:16.820 | |
They were given remdesivir | |
01:49:16.820 --> 01:49:20.500 | |
intravenously in hospital or equivalent drugs, | |
01:49:20.500 --> 01:49:24.220 | |
which lowered their ability to clear fluid from their body | |
01:49:24.260 --> 01:49:27.260 | |
because it reduced bomerular filtration rate. | |
01:49:27.260 --> 01:49:29.380 | |
And they maintained them on drips. | |
01:49:29.380 --> 01:49:33.380 | |
And they just died from hyperthalemic shock. | |
01:49:33.380 --> 01:49:37.140 | |
And then remember, they were already sedated and ventilated. | |
01:49:37.140 --> 01:49:41.580 | |
So if I was murderous fauci, | |
01:49:41.580 --> 01:49:43.180 | |
that's all I would need. | |
01:49:43.180 --> 01:49:45.700 | |
I'll get them in hospital. | |
01:49:45.700 --> 01:49:47.140 | |
They're sedated and ventilated. | |
01:49:47.140 --> 01:49:48.460 | |
Be on a drip. | |
01:49:48.460 --> 01:49:50.940 | |
Okay, what do I need to do is knock them out of kilter. | |
01:49:50.940 --> 01:49:52.540 | |
It's like reduced GFR. | |
01:49:52.580 --> 01:49:54.020 | |
That'll do. | |
01:49:54.020 --> 01:49:55.660 | |
Stick them on remdesivir. | |
01:49:55.660 --> 01:49:57.580 | |
They'll be dead in a week. | |
01:49:57.580 --> 01:49:59.340 | |
So I think that's what they did. | |
01:49:59.340 --> 01:50:00.500 | |
Yes, it was known. | |
01:50:00.500 --> 01:50:02.060 | |
There might be other toxicities. | |
01:50:02.060 --> 01:50:05.140 | |
It looks a horribly toxic drug, be honest. | |
01:50:05.140 --> 01:50:06.980 | |
The AstraZeneca drug, | |
01:50:06.980 --> 01:50:07.820 | |
I always thought, | |
01:50:07.820 --> 01:50:09.380 | |
even before it was approved, | |
01:50:09.380 --> 01:50:13.100 | |
I had this instinct that it was a sacrificial offering | |
01:50:13.100 --> 01:50:14.420 | |
along with the J&J. | |
01:50:15.540 --> 01:50:16.620 | |
I have a reason for that, | |
01:50:16.620 --> 01:50:19.020 | |
but I think they were particularly nasty. | |
01:50:19.020 --> 01:50:22.020 | |
These are allegedly DNA vaccines | |
01:50:22.020 --> 01:50:25.020 | |
that were not delivered on lipid nanoparticles. | |
01:50:25.020 --> 01:50:26.740 | |
And I don't know. | |
01:50:26.740 --> 01:50:27.940 | |
I probably could think of it, | |
01:50:27.940 --> 01:50:29.220 | |
but I can't think of it right now. | |
01:50:29.220 --> 01:50:30.540 | |
But I remember saying to my wife, | |
01:50:30.540 --> 01:50:33.300 | |
then those things are so horrible | |
01:50:33.300 --> 01:50:34.740 | |
that they're going to get withdrawn | |
01:50:34.740 --> 01:50:38.780 | |
and it's going to create an open field | |
01:50:38.780 --> 01:50:40.180 | |
for the mRNA products, | |
01:50:40.180 --> 01:50:42.980 | |
which in my opinion are all Pfizer. | |
01:50:42.980 --> 01:50:45.820 | |
I think Pfizer, BioNTech, Moderna. | |
01:50:45.820 --> 01:50:49.900 | |
I think they're all funded by military, | |
01:50:49.900 --> 01:50:51.980 | |
basically DARPA, | |
01:50:51.980 --> 01:50:55.740 | |
which I think is like CIA, Black Ops money, | |
01:50:55.740 --> 01:51:00.100 | |
DARPA, Defense, Project Research, whatever it is. | |
01:51:00.100 --> 01:51:02.140 | |
I vaguely began aware | |
01:51:02.140 --> 01:51:03.580 | |
during my 10 years of consulting, | |
01:51:03.580 --> 01:51:06.060 | |
most of which was in the Boston area. | |
01:51:06.060 --> 01:51:07.820 | |
Boston is the biggest concentration | |
01:51:07.820 --> 01:51:10.180 | |
of private biomedical funding. | |
01:51:10.180 --> 01:51:14.460 | |
So venture capitalists spend money on people | |
01:51:14.460 --> 01:51:16.780 | |
who turn up and pitch a good story. | |
01:51:16.780 --> 01:51:19.660 | |
I got most of my next round of funding from there, | |
01:51:19.660 --> 01:51:21.660 | |
but there's loads of funny-looking biotechs | |
01:51:21.660 --> 01:51:23.780 | |
that just set back from the road. | |
01:51:23.780 --> 01:51:25.420 | |
You write the names down and do some good. | |
01:51:25.420 --> 01:51:26.660 | |
You nearly always find out | |
01:51:26.660 --> 01:51:29.180 | |
that their principal funder is DARPA. | |
01:51:29.180 --> 01:51:32.700 | |
And I think they are CIA labs. | |
01:51:32.700 --> 01:51:34.100 | |
I think that's what they are. | |
01:51:36.900 --> 01:51:38.740 | |
And so I think this, | |
01:51:38.740 --> 01:51:43.740 | |
I think the drug companies are clearly guilty as hell. | |
01:51:44.900 --> 01:51:47.260 | |
I think their main role in this crime | |
01:51:47.260 --> 01:51:50.980 | |
has been to white label products made by other people. | |
01:51:50.980 --> 01:51:55.980 | |
I think they've probably been made in deep state labs | |
01:51:56.340 --> 01:51:59.060 | |
and then they've been rubber stamped by a couple of companies. | |
01:51:59.060 --> 01:52:01.700 | |
And I think AstraZeneca and J&J were used as, | |
01:52:03.340 --> 01:52:05.180 | |
I think they were used to provide evidence | |
01:52:05.180 --> 01:52:06.620 | |
that others have used against me. | |
01:52:06.620 --> 01:52:09.140 | |
They've said, the regulators are very good, you know. | |
01:52:09.140 --> 01:52:11.260 | |
They remove the dangerous products. | |
01:52:11.260 --> 01:52:13.660 | |
The AstraZeneca was withdrawn. | |
01:52:13.660 --> 01:52:16.820 | |
That shows that they are able to withdraw dangerous products. | |
01:52:16.820 --> 01:52:18.900 | |
It's like, yeah, but I knew they were going to do that | |
01:52:18.900 --> 01:52:21.540 | |
because it was obviously more toxic. | |
01:52:21.540 --> 01:52:24.860 | |
The other reason I thought that is the stupid woman | |
01:52:24.860 --> 01:52:28.500 | |
that was allegedly its inventor who got a dame hook | |
01:52:28.500 --> 01:52:33.220 | |
and was given a round of applause at Wimbledon in 2021. | |
01:52:33.220 --> 01:52:34.420 | |
I did a bit of research on her, | |
01:52:34.420 --> 01:52:36.900 | |
and she's a really stupid person. | |
01:52:36.900 --> 01:52:38.340 | |
And everyone hates her. | |
01:52:38.340 --> 01:52:41.060 | |
She never hires clever people because she's so insecure. | |
01:52:42.020 --> 01:52:45.820 | |
Anyway, so I thought it was a sacrificial product | |
01:52:45.820 --> 01:52:48.260 | |
and then it went with J&J, | |
01:52:48.260 --> 01:52:50.340 | |
I don't know how it came about, | |
01:52:50.340 --> 01:52:51.860 | |
but by amazing coincidence, | |
01:52:51.860 --> 01:52:54.860 | |
the person who was notionally in charge of it | |
01:52:54.860 --> 01:52:58.140 | |
was a man I had worked with 10 years previously. | |
01:52:58.140 --> 01:53:01.340 | |
And when his company, Johnson Johnson launched the product, | |
01:53:01.340 --> 01:53:04.700 | |
I wrote to him to say, methan, methanaman, | |
01:53:04.700 --> 01:53:08.540 | |
you are standing astrider product that's going to kill people. | |
01:53:08.540 --> 01:53:13.540 | |
And we had a conversation by email and then he went dark | |
01:53:13.860 --> 01:53:16.380 | |
and about three months later resigned | |
01:53:16.380 --> 01:53:18.180 | |
with no reason given. | |
01:53:18.180 --> 01:53:21.620 | |
No one ever leaves an executive vice president position | |
01:53:21.620 --> 01:53:23.820 | |
from a big drug company without a reason | |
01:53:23.820 --> 01:53:26.060 | |
because most of their payment, | |
01:53:26.060 --> 01:53:28.900 | |
most of their compensation is deferred. | |
01:53:28.900 --> 01:53:32.140 | |
Stock options restricted stock units and cash. | |
01:53:32.140 --> 01:53:34.580 | |
And I think he left $10 million behind. | |
01:53:35.740 --> 01:53:38.220 | |
And I think he left because I drew his attention | |
01:53:38.220 --> 01:53:39.980 | |
to something he did not realize. | |
01:53:41.140 --> 01:53:43.380 | |
And that drug was withdrawn from the market. | |
01:53:43.380 --> 01:53:46.820 | |
Both of the DNA products came and went. | |
01:53:46.820 --> 01:53:50.500 | |
Anyway, I can't prove any of this stuff | |
01:53:50.500 --> 01:53:52.140 | |
and it doesn't matter if I'm right or not. | |
01:53:52.140 --> 01:53:56.020 | |
The design of them is to injure and kill. | |
01:53:56.020 --> 01:54:01.020 | |
But I've come to believe that they've just been shopfronts | |
01:54:01.020 --> 01:54:03.500 | |
for stuff that was going on in the background. | |
01:54:03.500 --> 01:54:06.140 | |
So, because they're bad people, | |
01:54:07.100 --> 01:54:09.140 | |
those enterprises, | |
01:54:09.140 --> 01:54:13.300 | |
that the money, if you've got guns, money, intelligence, | |
01:54:13.300 --> 01:54:17.180 | |
it's just the most powerful force which you've used for bad, | |
01:54:17.180 --> 01:54:22.180 | |
which it is, it creates this nexus which is foul. | |
01:54:23.260 --> 01:54:27.300 | |
There's no need to widen the net further | |
01:54:27.300 --> 01:54:30.620 | |
and say get some bad actors in four drug companies. | |
01:54:30.620 --> 01:54:34.380 | |
You just need them to put their labels on it and shut up. | |
01:54:34.380 --> 01:54:36.660 | |
And I think that's probably what they've done. | |
01:54:36.660 --> 01:54:39.260 | |
Michael, what was the name of the woman? | |
01:54:40.940 --> 01:54:43.620 | |
I will be able to find it because she got a dame hood. | |
01:54:43.620 --> 01:54:45.620 | |
And so she's the AstraZeneca woman. | |
01:54:45.620 --> 01:54:48.580 | |
I know someone who knows her and she's not very clever. | |
01:54:49.740 --> 01:54:50.900 | |
But that doesn't really matter. | |
01:54:50.900 --> 01:54:55.580 | |
I don't think her product was ever intended to be important | |
01:54:55.580 --> 01:54:56.940 | |
and I don't think it has been. | |
01:54:56.940 --> 01:54:59.220 | |
I think if you look at the five, | |
01:54:59.220 --> 01:55:02.900 | |
I think it's 5.4 billion humans have been injected. | |
01:55:04.540 --> 01:55:07.340 | |
I think of the gene-based vaccines | |
01:55:07.340 --> 01:55:08.900 | |
because I have no idea really what's happening | |
01:55:08.900 --> 01:55:10.060 | |
in the other parts of the world. | |
01:55:10.060 --> 01:55:12.020 | |
In fact, don't really know anything, remember. | |
01:55:12.020 --> 01:55:13.380 | |
They're lying to us. | |
01:55:13.380 --> 01:55:15.020 | |
Everything is unknown. | |
01:55:15.020 --> 01:55:17.460 | |
Everything's untrustworthy unless you can verify it. | |
01:55:17.460 --> 01:55:19.340 | |
But I think the vast majority of people | |
01:55:19.340 --> 01:55:21.140 | |
have been injected with the mRNA products | |
01:55:21.140 --> 01:55:23.740 | |
and I think that was always the intention. | |
01:55:23.740 --> 01:55:26.820 | |
And furthermore, when you look around the world now, | |
01:55:28.340 --> 01:55:30.900 | |
you find announcement after announcement in country | |
01:55:30.900 --> 01:55:34.820 | |
after country of Pfizer and Moderna opening | |
01:55:34.820 --> 01:55:39.820 | |
new factories to make mRNA vaccines, they say, | |
01:55:40.180 --> 01:55:42.980 | |
well, I've just told you that all of them | |
01:55:42.980 --> 01:55:45.420 | |
will be automatically toxic | |
01:55:45.420 --> 01:55:48.500 | |
because they will induce autoimmune response | |
01:55:48.500 --> 01:55:52.620 | |
to your body making non-self, non-human protein. | |
01:55:52.620 --> 01:55:54.820 | |
Why are all these countries doing it? | |
01:55:54.820 --> 01:55:57.540 | |
Because they're all part of it that they probably | |
01:55:57.540 --> 01:55:59.220 | |
don't know what they're doing, most of them. | |
01:55:59.220 --> 01:56:02.860 | |
But I'm saying that the whoever is forcing this is now, | |
01:56:02.860 --> 01:56:06.580 | |
what do you think is going to happen to all the vaccines | |
01:56:06.580 --> 01:56:08.540 | |
that they're making is my question? | |
01:56:08.540 --> 01:56:10.460 | |
And so they're going to be put into people's arms | |
01:56:10.460 --> 01:56:11.540 | |
if we don't stop them. | |
01:56:12.580 --> 01:56:14.780 | |
They're going to be put into people's arms | |
01:56:14.780 --> 01:56:16.620 | |
if we don't stop them. | |
01:56:16.620 --> 01:56:18.940 | |
And if you have multiple doses, you will die. | |
01:56:20.060 --> 01:56:20.900 | |
Okay. | |
01:56:20.900 --> 01:56:22.540 | |
And so that's what I think will happen. | |
01:56:22.540 --> 01:56:24.100 | |
So we need to stop them. | |
01:56:24.100 --> 01:56:24.940 | |
We do. | |
01:56:24.940 --> 01:56:25.780 | |
Thank you, Janet. | |
01:56:25.780 --> 01:56:27.060 | |
We've got three questions to go then, | |
01:56:27.060 --> 01:56:28.300 | |
Stephen, to finish. | |
01:56:28.300 --> 01:56:30.820 | |
Emmanuel, who spoke to us last week, Mike. | |
01:56:31.900 --> 01:56:32.940 | |
Yeah, thank you. | |
01:56:32.940 --> 01:56:35.420 | |
Thank you, Dr. Aiden, for a superb presentation. | |
01:56:35.420 --> 01:56:38.420 | |
It's really a privilege to hear you. | |
01:56:38.420 --> 01:56:40.020 | |
I have two questions. | |
01:56:40.020 --> 01:56:44.380 | |
One, how dependent was the Pfizer jab | |
01:56:44.380 --> 01:56:49.180 | |
on being kept at subfreezing temperatures to be dangerous? | |
01:56:49.180 --> 01:56:52.260 | |
And then second, you know, there was an agreement | |
01:56:52.260 --> 01:56:54.580 | |
between Pfizer and New Zealand, | |
01:56:54.580 --> 01:56:56.580 | |
which was one of the most difficult countries | |
01:56:56.580 --> 01:57:00.340 | |
to be in during the COVID operation, | |
01:57:00.340 --> 01:57:02.380 | |
the lockdowns, et cetera. | |
01:57:02.380 --> 01:57:05.620 | |
And yet, and the government will not release | |
01:57:05.620 --> 01:57:09.340 | |
that agreement made with Pfizer. | |
01:57:09.340 --> 01:57:11.860 | |
Do you think there's anything in that agreement | |
01:57:11.860 --> 01:57:16.860 | |
that would help to galvanize the normies, as it were, | |
01:57:17.500 --> 01:57:20.620 | |
who can't really contend with this tremendous... | |
01:57:20.620 --> 01:57:24.420 | |
Yeah, so the second part first, | |
01:57:25.300 --> 01:57:27.980 | |
I can't remember who it is. | |
01:57:27.980 --> 01:57:29.820 | |
There were so many people rising. | |
01:57:29.820 --> 01:57:32.460 | |
But I know some people have got hold of, | |
01:57:32.460 --> 01:57:33.980 | |
oh, yes, it's my friend, | |
01:57:33.980 --> 01:57:37.060 | |
retired policeman from England, Mark Sexton. | |
01:57:37.060 --> 01:57:42.060 | |
I think he's got three country contracts | |
01:57:43.540 --> 01:57:47.860 | |
between country X, Y and Z, and Pfizer, I think. | |
01:57:47.860 --> 01:57:50.380 | |
And he said that he's not a legal scholar, | |
01:57:50.380 --> 01:57:53.100 | |
but he said reading, they look fundamentally the same. | |
01:57:54.100 --> 01:57:56.660 | |
And so, you know, I don't know, it was the answer, | |
01:57:56.660 --> 01:58:00.220 | |
by definition, I don't know what's in what we haven't seen, | |
01:58:00.220 --> 01:58:02.820 | |
but they're definitely abusive contracts. | |
01:58:02.820 --> 01:58:07.740 | |
I mean, I did have nothing to do with selling vaccines, | |
01:58:07.740 --> 01:58:11.140 | |
but I know what a Pfizer, what boilerplate language, | |
01:58:11.140 --> 01:58:12.820 | |
boilerplate in standard, | |
01:58:12.820 --> 01:58:16.220 | |
I know the kind of way they construct contracts. | |
01:58:16.220 --> 01:58:18.300 | |
You know, they're pretty aggressive. | |
01:58:18.300 --> 01:58:21.220 | |
And for example, you would always have | |
01:58:21.300 --> 01:58:23.380 | |
what's called an entire agreement clause, | |
01:58:23.380 --> 01:58:25.980 | |
which means any agreement pre-existing | |
01:58:25.980 --> 01:58:28.260 | |
between the parties written or verbal | |
01:58:28.260 --> 01:58:31.620 | |
is hereby avoided and replaced by this one. | |
01:58:31.620 --> 01:58:33.740 | |
You'll always find an entire agreement for X, | |
01:58:33.740 --> 01:58:35.620 | |
Pfizer always puts it in there, | |
01:58:35.620 --> 01:58:38.340 | |
in case anyone ever claims, oh, well, we had to scream. | |
01:58:38.340 --> 01:58:42.340 | |
So I know certain, you know, the sort of anatomy | |
01:58:42.340 --> 01:58:47.340 | |
of these things, but I think it's so difficult. | |
01:58:47.500 --> 01:58:49.860 | |
It'd be like 150 pages, probably. | |
01:58:50.820 --> 01:58:54.660 | |
Imagine trying to explain something in that contract | |
01:58:54.660 --> 01:58:57.140 | |
to a normie, they won't get it. | |
01:58:57.140 --> 01:59:00.580 | |
They're not, most of us are not lawyers, and I'm not, | |
01:59:00.580 --> 01:59:03.580 | |
but I learned a little bit because I was very interested | |
01:59:03.580 --> 01:59:06.940 | |
when we were negotiating one particular contract. | |
01:59:06.940 --> 01:59:08.700 | |
And I'm like that, I just, I love working | |
01:59:08.700 --> 01:59:09.780 | |
with people who are good at things. | |
01:59:09.780 --> 01:59:12.340 | |
I keep asking them questions and they keep speaking. | |
01:59:12.340 --> 01:59:14.580 | |
So I picked up a little, just a little knowledge | |
01:59:14.580 --> 01:59:15.740 | |
to be dangerous. | |
01:59:15.740 --> 01:59:18.220 | |
I think if we saw the contract, | |
01:59:18.940 --> 01:59:21.380 | |
we would know these bloody things were abusive. | |
01:59:21.380 --> 01:59:24.580 | |
I'm not sure that we would find it particularly helpful. | |
01:59:25.500 --> 01:59:28.420 | |
If we explain that in subsection five, two, | |
01:59:28.420 --> 01:59:33.420 | |
it said, the purchaser agrees to hold Pfizer harmless. | |
01:59:34.020 --> 01:59:37.860 | |
It'll probably say that, it'll probably say Pfizer, | |
01:59:37.860 --> 01:59:40.380 | |
partial agrees to hold Pfizer harmless. | |
01:59:40.380 --> 01:59:41.940 | |
That's normal. | |
01:59:41.940 --> 01:59:43.980 | |
If you're selling something, | |
01:59:43.980 --> 01:59:45.620 | |
you always write the contract to say, | |
01:59:45.620 --> 01:59:47.540 | |
if you've got to buy from me, | |
01:59:47.540 --> 01:59:50.260 | |
then provided we've done all the things we said we should do, | |
01:59:50.260 --> 01:59:52.020 | |
you will hold me legally harmless. | |
01:59:52.020 --> 01:59:54.820 | |
You won't, you can't sue me for having met | |
01:59:54.820 --> 01:59:56.380 | |
the terms of the contract. | |
01:59:56.380 --> 01:59:57.820 | |
So you've had to find I've done something | |
01:59:57.820 --> 01:59:59.740 | |
not in the contract. | |
01:59:59.740 --> 02:00:01.700 | |
That's just the way legal agreements are. | |
02:00:01.700 --> 02:00:04.860 | |
So it'll, it'll look horrifying, but I don't know, | |
02:00:04.860 --> 02:00:06.260 | |
I don't know that I would honestly be able | |
02:00:06.260 --> 02:00:08.940 | |
to persuade the man in the pub to get excited about it. | |
02:00:08.940 --> 02:00:11.100 | |
Even if I found a clause like that, | |
02:00:11.100 --> 02:00:14.260 | |
it says, purchase agrees to hold Pfizer harmless. | |
02:00:14.300 --> 02:00:15.460 | |
So I would say, yeah, for that, | |
02:00:15.460 --> 02:00:17.700 | |
I probably would have expected him to say that. | |
02:00:17.700 --> 02:00:19.460 | |
They did in the contract I looked at. | |
02:00:20.900 --> 02:00:22.740 | |
Seriously, they all look, | |
02:00:22.740 --> 02:00:24.140 | |
all these contracts look abusive | |
02:00:24.140 --> 02:00:25.980 | |
and both parties fight backs and forwards | |
02:00:25.980 --> 02:00:28.060 | |
and they get something they can both agree. | |
02:00:28.060 --> 02:00:30.540 | |
In fact, the only reason you have a contract | |
02:00:30.540 --> 02:00:32.820 | |
is not when you're friendly. | |
02:00:32.820 --> 02:00:34.860 | |
When you're friendly, you don't need to contract. | |
02:00:34.860 --> 02:00:36.820 | |
You know, you supply, they give you the money | |
02:00:36.820 --> 02:00:39.780 | |
or whatever it is, you supply, they inject people. | |
02:00:39.780 --> 02:00:42.620 | |
You only need to contract when you fall out. | |
02:00:42.620 --> 02:00:44.140 | |
That's the only time you need it. | |
02:00:44.140 --> 02:00:46.460 | |
And so this lawyer told me, | |
02:00:46.460 --> 02:00:48.420 | |
the only time you're ever going to be looking at this again | |
02:00:48.420 --> 02:00:49.860 | |
is when we're facing court. | |
02:00:49.860 --> 02:00:52.700 | |
So don't, don't give them an inch | |
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because the time you'll be opening this page again | |
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is when they're suing us for each. | |
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So we have to write it in such a way that we'll win. | |
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And I realized I thought I'd hate to be a lawyer. | |
02:01:02.780 --> 02:01:04.820 | |
I'm glad he's my lawyer. | |
02:01:04.820 --> 02:01:06.780 | |
So I've gone a long way around the house. | |
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I don't know it's possible, but legal contracts, | |
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I think, will be a difficult thing to use | |
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because they're nasty even when they're normal. | |
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And then what else? | |
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I need to say something else. | |
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Yes. | |
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That's a true thing. | |
02:01:23.500 --> 02:01:26.540 | |
Just an honesty thing here. | |
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This bit about freezing and then not freezing. | |
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Initially, we were told they had to be at minus 80. | |
02:01:32.220 --> 02:01:37.220 | |
Now minus 80 is as cold as you can commercially reasonably get. | |
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Though they're research grade freezers | |
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that you don't get them in the supermarket | |
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or even in a wholesaler. | |
02:01:46.060 --> 02:01:47.820 | |
You'll get them in research labs in hospitals | |
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and universities. | |
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They're difficult things. | |
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And I remember thinking when they said, | |
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oh, you don't need to put them in the mind to say, | |
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you can just keep them in a domestic freezer. | |
02:01:58.300 --> 02:02:00.300 | |
So I don't know is the answer, | |
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but the one possible explanation would be, | |
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this is pretending that they've made a real product | |
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because they haven't. | |
02:02:06.980 --> 02:02:07.900 | |
They say they really haven't. | |
02:02:07.900 --> 02:02:09.220 | |
It's all kind to mine. | |
02:02:09.220 --> 02:02:12.100 | |
But if I pretend for a moment they've made a real product, | |
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it would be something like this, | |
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that they were so rushed on doing what's called | |
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the forced instability testing. | |
02:02:18.540 --> 02:02:22.340 | |
That is, you try and degrade something. | |
02:02:22.340 --> 02:02:24.700 | |
In order to work out what its shelf life is, | |
02:02:24.700 --> 02:02:25.620 | |
you could do two things. | |
02:02:25.620 --> 02:02:29.300 | |
One is you can stick it in the storage condition | |
02:02:29.300 --> 02:02:32.780 | |
and come back in a year and see if it's still all right. | |
02:02:32.780 --> 02:02:34.460 | |
And if it is, you come back in three years | |
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and see if it's still all right. | |
02:02:35.900 --> 02:02:38.460 | |
Now, I think I'm only half joking. | |
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You can see that's not a good way of getting a shelf life | |
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in a new product. | |
02:02:43.140 --> 02:02:45.180 | |
It's a very good way for one that you've been producing | |
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for 10 years because you've got the in-life data. | |
02:02:47.980 --> 02:02:49.980 | |
But with a new product, | |
02:02:49.980 --> 02:02:52.540 | |
you still need to provide the pharmacy wholesalers | |
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with some kind of storage, half life. | |
02:02:55.180 --> 02:02:58.460 | |
And so what you do is you do something called forced degradation. | |
02:02:58.460 --> 02:03:00.780 | |
You deliberately stress the products and see. | |
02:03:02.340 --> 02:03:04.020 | |
I could talk rages on this. | |
02:03:04.020 --> 02:03:08.020 | |
And it could be that they started using a rigorous condition | |
02:03:08.020 --> 02:03:10.780 | |
and then as they got the results of their forced, you know, | |
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degradation data, you don't need to keep it at minus 80. | |
02:03:13.940 --> 02:03:16.140 | |
So it could be innocent. | |
02:03:16.140 --> 02:03:17.660 | |
Now, I don't think it's innocent, | |
02:03:17.660 --> 02:03:20.500 | |
but they would be able to come back. | |
02:03:20.500 --> 02:03:22.700 | |
See, they would be able to come back with an answer. | |
02:03:22.700 --> 02:03:25.380 | |
I'm not batting for these people, | |
02:03:25.380 --> 02:03:28.700 | |
but I think I could come up with a half decent answer, | |
02:03:28.700 --> 02:03:31.380 | |
which would mean people that we were talking to again. | |
02:03:31.380 --> 02:03:33.620 | |
Yeah, that's not relevant. | |
02:03:33.620 --> 02:03:36.260 | |
But I have to admit something at this point. | |
02:03:36.260 --> 02:03:38.580 | |
My friend, Sasha Latipova, | |
02:03:38.580 --> 02:03:43.820 | |
is not convinced that people are even being injected with much mRNA. | |
02:03:47.180 --> 02:03:51.340 | |
She says, I'm not convinced that they've actually made | |
02:03:51.340 --> 02:03:53.500 | |
what they have told us they've made. | |
02:03:53.500 --> 02:03:54.980 | |
And this is back to Andrew's point. | |
02:03:54.980 --> 02:03:56.980 | |
That's why I'm not his enemy. | |
02:03:56.980 --> 02:03:59.060 | |
I don't know enough to know if he's right. | |
02:03:59.060 --> 02:04:02.180 | |
But so Sasha says there's been analyses done, | |
02:04:02.180 --> 02:04:05.500 | |
and they do find some mRNA in the vial. | |
02:04:05.500 --> 02:04:08.460 | |
But they find mostly broken fragments. | |
02:04:08.460 --> 02:04:13.380 | |
And I think, see, I cannot distinguish now at this point | |
02:04:13.380 --> 02:04:17.500 | |
between whole thing is a faint, | |
02:04:17.500 --> 02:04:19.420 | |
which is what Anders, I think, is saying. | |
02:04:19.420 --> 02:04:22.500 | |
Or if these are just degradation products of, | |
02:04:22.500 --> 02:04:25.580 | |
because all we've ever got is used vials. | |
02:04:25.580 --> 02:04:27.700 | |
They could have been left out on a death for an hour, | |
02:04:27.700 --> 02:04:29.740 | |
because by the time the vials empty, | |
02:04:29.740 --> 02:04:31.500 | |
no one needs to take care of it anymore. | |
02:04:31.500 --> 02:04:33.100 | |
It's going in the bin. | |
02:04:33.100 --> 02:04:35.460 | |
So you can see the problem here. | |
02:04:35.460 --> 02:04:38.540 | |
We've got so little information, | |
02:04:38.540 --> 02:04:41.700 | |
and we're probably not going to get better information. | |
02:04:41.700 --> 02:04:43.500 | |
So that's where I am. | |
02:04:43.500 --> 02:04:45.260 | |
As I said earlier, when I reach, | |
02:04:45.260 --> 02:04:48.740 | |
when I realize my shovel is not going to go into productive earth, | |
02:04:48.740 --> 02:04:52.220 | |
I stop, because it's just going to wear me out. | |
02:04:52.220 --> 02:04:56.740 | |
Follow the trail where the evidence said, | |
02:04:56.740 --> 02:04:59.540 | |
even if it's not true, you see the mRNA stuff, | |
02:04:59.540 --> 02:05:01.900 | |
they've told us that's what they're doing. | |
02:05:01.900 --> 02:05:03.740 | |
And as a subject matter expert, | |
02:05:03.740 --> 02:05:08.540 | |
I've described how that's definitely intentionally dangerous. | |
02:05:08.540 --> 02:05:10.220 | |
So even if that's not what they're doing, | |
02:05:10.220 --> 02:05:11.900 | |
they can't get out of it. | |
02:05:11.900 --> 02:05:14.300 | |
I'll modify my story if I get enough data. | |
02:05:14.300 --> 02:05:16.540 | |
But meanwhile, they said this, | |
02:05:16.540 --> 02:05:18.300 | |
I'm telling you that's dangerous. | |
02:05:18.300 --> 02:05:19.580 | |
No question. | |
02:05:19.580 --> 02:05:20.660 | |
All right, we'll take it. | |
02:05:20.660 --> 02:05:21.820 | |
No's on the Bible. | |
02:05:21.820 --> 02:05:24.140 | |
I've filed multiple affidavits saying exactly | |
02:05:24.140 --> 02:05:25.940 | |
what I've said today. | |
02:05:25.940 --> 02:05:26.780 | |
Okay. | |
02:05:26.780 --> 02:05:28.380 | |
Anyway, thanks, Emmanuel. | |
02:05:28.380 --> 02:05:29.900 | |
Celia, we're not going to have time for you, | |
02:05:29.900 --> 02:05:31.940 | |
because we're tight for time, sadly. | |
02:05:31.940 --> 02:05:32.780 | |
Put it in the chat. | |
02:05:32.780 --> 02:05:33.780 | |
We'll pass it on to Mike. | |
02:05:33.780 --> 02:05:35.620 | |
We've got Peter, Vera, and then Stephen to... | |
02:05:35.620 --> 02:05:37.260 | |
Charles, we need to hear Celia. | |
02:05:37.260 --> 02:05:39.060 | |
We need to hear what her question is. | |
02:05:39.060 --> 02:05:40.580 | |
But anyway, she's last. | |
02:05:41.660 --> 02:05:42.660 | |
All right, go, Peter. | |
02:05:45.020 --> 02:05:47.220 | |
Hi, thank you very much for having me. | |
02:05:47.220 --> 02:05:50.620 | |
And thanks a lot, Michael, for your presentation. | |
02:05:50.620 --> 02:05:52.620 | |
It's always extremely interesting. | |
02:05:52.620 --> 02:05:55.060 | |
I've been following you for the last four years, | |
02:05:55.060 --> 02:05:57.220 | |
and I fully agree with you. | |
02:05:57.220 --> 02:05:58.100 | |
I'm not a doctor. | |
02:05:58.100 --> 02:06:01.660 | |
I'm an economist, and I have had the privilege, | |
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if you want, to work for at least 10 years with WHO inside, | |
02:06:06.940 --> 02:06:09.620 | |
and have seen a little bit how this organization, | |
02:06:09.620 --> 02:06:11.380 | |
which is not really, as you know, | |
02:06:11.380 --> 02:06:14.820 | |
probably a UN agency, how it works. | |
02:06:14.820 --> 02:06:19.820 | |
And what is now going on with the pandemic treating | |
02:06:20.300 --> 02:06:23.500 | |
and the international health regulation modification, | |
02:06:23.500 --> 02:06:25.180 | |
is just horrifying. | |
02:06:25.180 --> 02:06:27.380 | |
And what I was wondering is, | |
02:06:27.380 --> 02:06:29.140 | |
whether you know anything about it, | |
02:06:29.140 --> 02:06:32.300 | |
and you know whether this may have a chance to go through, | |
02:06:32.300 --> 02:06:33.140 | |
or not. | |
02:06:34.940 --> 02:06:36.700 | |
I only know what... | |
02:06:36.700 --> 02:06:39.180 | |
There's a guy who's made his life's work. | |
02:06:39.180 --> 02:06:41.900 | |
Everybody will tell me what his name is. | |
02:06:41.900 --> 02:06:45.460 | |
Like, every day, somebody puts out international health | |
02:06:45.460 --> 02:06:48.700 | |
regulations and WHO pandemic tweets related. | |
02:06:48.700 --> 02:06:52.340 | |
James Roguski, James Roguski, you know, | |
02:06:52.340 --> 02:06:54.020 | |
gives the man a medal. | |
02:06:54.540 --> 02:06:58.980 | |
So, honestly, you can only follow a small number of things | |
02:06:58.980 --> 02:07:01.820 | |
at a time, and I think James has got this. | |
02:07:01.820 --> 02:07:05.460 | |
So I always share it on my channel, | |
02:07:05.460 --> 02:07:07.060 | |
but I have not had time to look at it. | |
02:07:07.060 --> 02:07:10.540 | |
But what I would say is, and I think Stephen said, | |
02:07:10.540 --> 02:07:12.700 | |
these bloody things, pandemics are not possible. | |
02:07:12.700 --> 02:07:14.700 | |
They're immunologically implausible. | |
02:07:14.700 --> 02:07:17.380 | |
Everyone knows, even if it's not true, | |
02:07:17.380 --> 02:07:19.900 | |
everyone has understood the model to be | |
02:07:19.900 --> 02:07:22.460 | |
that very infectious things aren't very dangerous, | |
02:07:22.460 --> 02:07:25.540 | |
and very dangerous things don't travel very well. | |
02:07:25.540 --> 02:07:27.500 | |
Because if that wasn't true, | |
02:07:27.500 --> 02:07:29.780 | |
as soon as something really nasty | |
02:07:29.780 --> 02:07:34.020 | |
that was both highly transmissible and lethal | |
02:07:34.020 --> 02:07:35.940 | |
arrived in the world, everyone, you know, | |
02:07:35.940 --> 02:07:39.180 | |
would want people out, or if not the population back, | |
02:07:39.180 --> 02:07:40.100 | |
you know, 90%. | |
02:07:40.100 --> 02:07:41.820 | |
I think that isn't what seems to happen. | |
02:07:41.820 --> 02:07:44.740 | |
At least not in the last millennium. | |
02:07:44.740 --> 02:07:48.300 | |
So I think it's just, I think it's e-logical, | |
02:07:48.300 --> 02:07:51.300 | |
and here's the other thing, just very quickly, | |
02:07:51.300 --> 02:07:55.540 | |
I can explain why, even in their own terms, it's mad, | |
02:07:55.540 --> 02:07:58.260 | |
and that's why you can tell the person in the public. | |
02:07:59.500 --> 02:08:02.980 | |
WHO wants to take to itself the power | |
02:08:02.980 --> 02:08:06.540 | |
to call public health emergencies of international concern, | |
02:08:06.540 --> 02:08:09.380 | |
and then, as it were, orchestrate the response, | |
02:08:09.380 --> 02:08:11.580 | |
including giving instructions to countries, | |
02:08:11.580 --> 02:08:14.900 | |
and lock down here, take these chaps. | |
02:08:14.900 --> 02:08:19.900 | |
My objection, to get the principle on just the practice, | |
02:08:20.420 --> 02:08:23.580 | |
something new has arrived, some new emergency | |
02:08:23.580 --> 02:08:26.340 | |
we allegedly have arisen in the world. | |
02:08:26.340 --> 02:08:31.260 | |
WHO doesn't know what the best thing to do is. | |
02:08:31.260 --> 02:08:33.540 | |
I don't know what the best thing to do is, | |
02:08:33.540 --> 02:08:36.660 | |
neither do you or anyone else on this call, | |
02:08:36.660 --> 02:08:39.140 | |
but I tell you what, we'd probably all have | |
02:08:39.140 --> 02:08:40.620 | |
very good ideas. | |
02:08:40.620 --> 02:08:43.980 | |
Humans are brilliant at solving this kind of problem. | |
02:08:43.980 --> 02:08:48.380 | |
We solve it, we do the best we can in our local area | |
02:08:48.380 --> 02:08:50.660 | |
and communicate with each other. | |
02:08:50.660 --> 02:08:54.500 | |
That gives you autonomy, no one's doing it to you, | |
02:08:54.500 --> 02:08:56.660 | |
it allows you experimentally to determine | |
02:08:56.660 --> 02:08:59.180 | |
what is the best thing to do rapidly, | |
02:08:59.180 --> 02:09:01.100 | |
and then you can share that information. | |
02:09:01.100 --> 02:09:03.500 | |
It also, by the way, fits with the idea | |
02:09:03.500 --> 02:09:05.780 | |
of autonomy of countries. | |
02:09:05.780 --> 02:09:08.220 | |
If you take that part of the centre, | |
02:09:08.220 --> 02:09:12.900 | |
they won't know what to do, that's the problem. | |
02:09:12.900 --> 02:09:17.220 | |
If a new situation arrived arose by definition, | |
02:09:17.220 --> 02:09:19.100 | |
they don't know what to do. | |
02:09:19.100 --> 02:09:22.300 | |
How can they possibly give the best instructions? | |
02:09:22.300 --> 02:09:25.820 | |
How will we know that that was the right thing to do? | |
02:09:25.820 --> 02:09:30.060 | |
How will we learn from the normal diversity of responses | |
02:09:30.060 --> 02:09:33.420 | |
that will teach us away from or towards | |
02:09:33.420 --> 02:09:35.060 | |
a particular course of action? | |
02:09:35.060 --> 02:09:37.260 | |
So straight away it will fail, | |
02:09:37.260 --> 02:09:40.980 | |
even if they were nice people, it will go wrong, | |
02:09:40.980 --> 02:09:44.020 | |
the first time you use it for the reasons I've explained | |
02:09:44.020 --> 02:09:45.780 | |
and I'm not wrong. | |
02:09:45.780 --> 02:09:48.500 | |
So, and of course they are nasty people | |
02:09:48.500 --> 02:09:50.820 | |
and they plan to kill us, like I keep saying, | |
02:09:50.820 --> 02:09:54.340 | |
but you can see that you don't need to be a lawyer, | |
02:09:54.340 --> 02:09:56.100 | |
you don't need to be a scientist, | |
02:09:56.100 --> 02:09:58.860 | |
you just need to think logically for two minutes | |
02:09:58.860 --> 02:10:01.820 | |
and you realise that it's a novel situation, | |
02:10:01.820 --> 02:10:04.500 | |
why would you have one guy in Switzerland | |
02:10:04.500 --> 02:10:06.220 | |
who doesn't know the best thing to do | |
02:10:06.220 --> 02:10:08.860 | |
to tell 192 countries what to do? | |
02:10:08.860 --> 02:10:11.940 | |
And how will you ever know it was the right thing to do | |
02:10:11.940 --> 02:10:15.020 | |
if you don't have quite a lot of autonomy | |
02:10:15.020 --> 02:10:16.980 | |
in variation and good communication, | |
02:10:16.980 --> 02:10:19.700 | |
which is what humans have done since the dawn of time. | |
02:10:19.700 --> 02:10:22.820 | |
So, by the way, then once you can draw the powers | |
02:10:22.820 --> 02:10:25.500 | |
to the centre are highly consistent with mine | |
02:10:25.500 --> 02:10:29.020 | |
and others concerns that they want to take away your freedom | |
02:10:29.020 --> 02:10:32.460 | |
and compel you to receive injections that are dangerous, | |
02:10:32.460 --> 02:10:34.460 | |
that's what they're going to do with it. | |
02:10:34.460 --> 02:10:35.820 | |
So there you go. | |
02:10:35.820 --> 02:10:36.660 | |
All right. | |
02:10:36.660 --> 02:10:37.500 | |
Anyway, that's that movement. | |
02:10:37.500 --> 02:10:38.500 | |
I think we should move on. | |
02:10:38.500 --> 02:10:39.940 | |
Moving, thank you Peter. | |
02:10:39.940 --> 02:10:42.980 | |
Vera, Celia, who do you quick announcement? | |
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Let's go. | |
02:10:44.820 --> 02:10:48.260 | |
First of all, okay, thank you Michael. | |
02:10:48.260 --> 02:10:50.860 | |
I have a question to you, but that's, | |
02:10:50.860 --> 02:10:52.260 | |
you know what the question is | |
02:10:52.260 --> 02:10:54.740 | |
and you know what the answer is actually. | |
02:10:54.740 --> 02:10:57.180 | |
But in terms of this, one of the things | |
02:10:57.180 --> 02:10:59.300 | |
that I've observed right from the beginning | |
02:10:59.300 --> 02:11:02.820 | |
is that local people, ordinary people, | |
02:11:02.820 --> 02:11:06.220 | |
not lawyers, not doctors, not scientists, | |
02:11:06.220 --> 02:11:10.020 | |
many more of them have gotten it | |
02:11:10.020 --> 02:11:13.220 | |
and they are marching toward us. | |
02:11:13.220 --> 02:11:14.460 | |
It's not a stampede. | |
02:11:14.460 --> 02:11:16.820 | |
God damn, I wish it was. | |
02:11:16.820 --> 02:11:20.100 | |
And don't say that, you know, you're tired. | |
02:11:20.100 --> 02:11:23.860 | |
I know you are, but you are being heard. | |
02:11:23.860 --> 02:11:27.380 | |
And sometimes even a portion of what you say | |
02:11:27.380 --> 02:11:30.500 | |
gets into people, you know? | |
02:11:30.500 --> 02:11:32.700 | |
To get you more out there, | |
02:11:32.700 --> 02:11:35.540 | |
not just talking to the ones that you are, | |
02:11:35.540 --> 02:11:39.260 | |
which of course is one of the projects of my book. | |
02:11:39.260 --> 02:11:40.980 | |
Books get to some people. | |
02:11:40.980 --> 02:11:42.580 | |
And the book that I'm working on, | |
02:11:42.580 --> 02:11:45.980 | |
which Mike is part of, and so are Sasha | |
02:11:45.980 --> 02:11:47.940 | |
and David Webb and a whole lot. | |
02:11:47.940 --> 02:11:49.220 | |
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
02:11:49.220 --> 02:11:50.460 | |
Everybody's in. | |
02:11:50.460 --> 02:11:51.420 | |
No, I'm. | |
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It is. | |
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I don't disagree. | |
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I just, we, it's not, that's not enough, | |
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is what I'm saying. | |
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Oh, nothing is enough. | |
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Absolutely, you should absolutely do it. | |
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But if people think, oh, that's great, they've got it. | |
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That will be a fatal error. | |
02:12:04.260 --> 02:12:06.900 | |
We, you know, got to demand people | |
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pick up the bloody baton and run as well. | |
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Absolutely. | |
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That's why I say, yeah. | |
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Look, and my floor, I've got a neurologist | |
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at Columbia University. | |
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Do you know that he's still in masks? | |
02:12:19.100 --> 02:12:21.940 | |
Now that is a real crime. | |
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We're talking neurology. | |
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He never picked up a real. | |
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I know. | |
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Anything. | |
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Yeah, it's very depressing. | |
02:12:29.260 --> 02:12:34.100 | |
I know, I know a doctor who, who's met specialists | |
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when he was still allowed to practice, | |
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he's a foot surgeon. | |
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And the person would say, oh, I'm really busy | |
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and he would say, my friend would say, well, you're busy. | |
02:12:41.660 --> 02:12:43.220 | |
And he said, yeah, I've got really unusual | |
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a whole bunch of neurological conditions. | |
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And he would say, do you know why that's happening? | |
02:12:47.780 --> 02:12:49.820 | |
And the guy would like, look at him slightly | |
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and say, well, obviously, the vaccines. | |
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And then my friend said, you can say anything about it? | |
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He went, no. | |
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Right? | |
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They're good Germans. | |
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And you know what I mean? | |
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That either. | |
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They're really good Germans. | |
02:13:02.700 --> 02:13:03.540 | |
Oh, yeah. | |
02:13:03.540 --> 02:13:04.940 | |
They're all over the place. | |
02:13:04.940 --> 02:13:06.580 | |
But I take your point. | |
02:13:06.580 --> 02:13:13.180 | |
In England, the self-employed, we call them white van man. | |
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They often drive around and are like a battered van. | |
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And they fix stuff. | |
02:13:16.940 --> 02:13:17.980 | |
They fix the electrics. | |
02:13:17.980 --> 02:13:19.860 | |
They put fix your plumbing. | |
02:13:19.860 --> 02:13:21.060 | |
They mend your car. | |
02:13:21.060 --> 02:13:22.100 | |
Do your drive. | |
02:13:22.100 --> 02:13:26.300 | |
Those people, when most of them were never fooled, | |
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I don't know why it is. | |
02:13:27.500 --> 02:13:29.540 | |
Well, some psychologists just gave me an explanation, | |
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but I went for us. | |
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So I agree with you. | |
02:13:31.860 --> 02:13:36.100 | |
I think what they don't know is they don't know how bad this is. | |
02:13:36.100 --> 02:13:39.900 | |
They know that they're being lied to, but they used to that. | |
02:13:39.900 --> 02:13:42.500 | |
Some of them have told me, we're always lied to you, Mike. | |
02:13:42.500 --> 02:13:43.540 | |
I'm used to it. | |
02:13:43.540 --> 02:13:45.540 | |
It's like they never tell us to. | |
02:13:45.540 --> 02:13:46.620 | |
That's one of them. | |
02:13:46.620 --> 02:13:49.860 | |
Yeah, they don't trust authority. | |
02:13:49.860 --> 02:13:51.940 | |
They don't trust authority. | |
02:13:51.940 --> 02:13:58.220 | |
But so how to get them beyond the points of not trusting the man. | |
02:13:58.220 --> 02:14:00.540 | |
And I'll just give you one tiny example. | |
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In London, the mayor, Sidicarn, has greatly restricted the flow of ordinary people driving | |
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their cars in London by imposing what's called the ultra low emission zone and then expanding | |
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it, which is what they'll do. | |
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They'll eventually stop you moving around in your own privately owned powered car. | |
02:14:21.940 --> 02:14:24.700 | |
That's what they will do. | |
02:14:24.700 --> 02:14:31.820 | |
And the system operates on a series of automatic number plate recognition, AMPR cameras. | |
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And they've been put up on hundreds of poles around expanded London. | |
02:14:39.300 --> 02:14:47.700 | |
At night, what I think are probably working class men in vans, go out, put on a balaclava, | |
02:14:47.700 --> 02:14:52.380 | |
get out their battery powered angle grinder, take the bloody things down. | |
02:14:52.380 --> 02:14:56.140 | |
And they're called blade runners, these people, and they have taken down hundreds | |
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and hundreds and hundreds. | |
02:14:58.100 --> 02:14:59.100 | |
So it's good news, right? | |
02:14:59.100 --> 02:15:00.100 | |
That's good news. | |
02:15:00.100 --> 02:15:03.780 | |
These people know they've got to do something. | |
02:15:03.780 --> 02:15:04.780 | |
This wasn't me. | |
02:15:04.780 --> 02:15:09.340 | |
I was on March in London a few months ago with someone who understood what we were talking | |
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about, you know, the concerns that person reached out to the head of the blade runners. | |
02:15:15.940 --> 02:15:18.940 | |
Because we thought, wouldn't it be good if we could combine them together? | |
02:15:18.940 --> 02:15:23.380 | |
And unfortunately, their disappointing answer was we are not marching with a bunch of lunatic | |
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anti-vaxxers. | |
02:15:24.380 --> 02:15:27.580 | |
So it just gives you this information. | |
02:15:27.580 --> 02:15:32.980 | |
So the working class guys who are taking down the Eulis cameras think I'm mad. | |
02:15:32.980 --> 02:15:37.980 | |
They're not about to be my, I want them to be my allies, but at the moment, they're just | |
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concerned about car regulation. | |
02:15:39.620 --> 02:15:43.100 | |
They're not interested in jobs and WHO and Bill Gates. | |
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Sorry to say that at the end, but that's the reality. | |
02:15:47.820 --> 02:15:50.300 | |
All right, Mike, we're going to keep moving. | |
02:15:50.300 --> 02:15:57.820 | |
So Vera addressed us two years ago this month and Vera posted the recording and the Q&A | |
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into the chat. | |
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And it was a masterful presentation on the Spanish flu mic. | |
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So if you ever want some entertainment, what's the beautiful present day? | |
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I'd love to. | |
02:16:05.620 --> 02:16:06.620 | |
Yeah, I'd love to. | |
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That'd be great. | |
02:16:07.620 --> 02:16:08.620 | |
Thank you, Vera. | |
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Okay, Celia, then Hoodie's going to give us a quick report and then Stephen will say a | |
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quick thing. | |
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Well, come on Celia. | |
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We're a big fan of Celia. | |
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Everybody here. | |
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Unmute yourself. | |
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Mike, tremendous presentation. | |
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Thank you. | |
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I'm a big admire of yours. | |
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And I especially appreciate your clarity of language so important for breaking the spells. | |
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I wanted to go to something you said in the beginning. | |
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I wrote down your choice of words, the super natural. | |
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Did you say force that super? | |
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Yeah, super national force. | |
02:16:46.620 --> 02:16:47.620 | |
Yeah. | |
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Sorry, super national force that had all the countries marching in lock step, which was | |
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so terrifying. | |
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Now, I'm sure it grew up in Sweden, but one doesn't have to be have Swedish to have watched | |
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with great interest what Anders Tignel did in Sweden, and he did he did his own thing. | |
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And then there was Magafulli in Tanzania did not end well for him. | |
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So one did see at least two countries, maybe there were a few more step aside. | |
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I don't want to really take time to try to figure out why they might have done that. | |
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But what I do want to ask you is this, given that there was this super national perfect | |
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near perfect coordination of nations in the beginning, doesn't that sort of indicate that | |
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the WHO pandemic treaty that we are all dreading May 24th was already in force. | |
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And if so, what do you think about that? | |
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And lastly, in other words, are they about to kick in with yet another degree of super | |
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national force, or has it already been in place? | |
02:17:56.460 --> 02:17:59.820 | |
You make it you make a very good point that that's a very, very good point. | |
02:17:59.820 --> 02:18:05.220 | |
I think you're saying just to summarise back that already seemed to be the levers | |
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of power, the networks of influence, the being able to dole out the orders and have them | |
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followed, that was already in place. | |
02:18:13.140 --> 02:18:17.540 | |
So in a way, I think you're saying to what extent would it really make any difference | |
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if there was or wasn't this treaty in place? | |
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I think that's one thing. | |
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That's right. | |
02:18:21.860 --> 02:18:22.860 | |
That's right. | |
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That's a good point. | |
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That's a good point. | |
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Do we have a chance? | |
02:18:25.860 --> 02:18:28.700 | |
Do we have a fighting chance? | |
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Do you know? | |
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Well, we definitely always have a chance. | |
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You know that. | |
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It's over. | |
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It's over. | |
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That's for sure. | |
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My first line in the sand will be when they try and make us have a digital idea and I'm | |
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not having it. | |
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I know there will be very bad consequences, but I'm just saying it will come and I want | |
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the people on this call to rehearse in front of the mirror that they're not going | |
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to take it. | |
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Because if 89, if you take it, I think, well, I won't do the next step. | |
02:19:03.940 --> 02:19:06.180 | |
It's like you've stepped into a killing machine. | |
02:19:06.180 --> 02:19:12.700 | |
Sorry, Vera, to use that particular phrase is very deliberate because what people need | |
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to hear right now is where have they failed? | |
02:19:17.380 --> 02:19:18.900 | |
Where have the wheels come off? | |
02:19:18.900 --> 02:19:21.700 | |
Where is their Achilles heel? | |
02:19:21.700 --> 02:19:22.900 | |
You mean as an individual? | |
02:19:23.260 --> 02:19:25.220 | |
No, I mean, the bigger apparatus. | |
02:19:25.220 --> 02:19:26.220 | |
Oh, right. | |
02:19:26.220 --> 02:19:27.220 | |
No, the perpetrators. | |
02:19:27.220 --> 02:19:28.220 | |
Yeah. | |
02:19:28.220 --> 02:19:29.220 | |
No, it's a great, it's a great point. | |
02:19:29.220 --> 02:19:30.220 | |
That's a very good point. | |
02:19:30.220 --> 02:19:37.340 | |
I mean, I think that if you're able, lots of people have been able to suspect that things | |
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were wrong from different perspectives. | |
02:19:41.220 --> 02:19:44.820 | |
For example, I'm a massive fan of a singer called Ian Brown. | |
02:19:44.820 --> 02:19:49.580 | |
He was the lead singer of Stone Roses and then had a long solo career and in the summer | |
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of 2020, he wrote a song called Little Seed Big Tree. | |
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And when you read the lyrics, it's like he worked out all the stuff I've told you. | |
02:20:02.060 --> 02:20:07.420 | |
And because of the time it takes you to arrange, rehearse, get recordings and so on, he probably | |
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have written those lyrics in the spring of 2020. | |
02:20:10.740 --> 02:20:15.460 | |
Now, how did an uneducated man from Manchester work it out? | |
02:20:15.460 --> 02:20:16.780 | |
I don't know. | |
02:20:16.780 --> 02:20:17.780 | |
But he did. | |
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If you look at the lyrics of Little Seed Big Tree, tell yourself that the author didn't | |
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know what was happening. | |
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And I promise you that the explanation isn't because he's one of the perpetrators. | |
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He's someone whose career was badly restricted because I think he turned down the deal that | |
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lots of other people took. | |
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All right. | |
02:20:36.780 --> 02:20:37.780 | |
All right. | |
02:20:37.780 --> 02:20:38.780 | |
So, yeah. | |
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So they made what I'm in brief, lots of people spotted that it was mad and fraudulent. | |
02:20:45.660 --> 02:20:47.660 | |
And I think it's a great question. | |
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It's a really good prompt to us to think about what's the sharpest thing for each of us that | |
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made it obvious. | |
02:20:54.460 --> 02:20:59.060 | |
Because the fact you're on this call, you didn't drift here, you came here. | |
02:20:59.060 --> 02:21:02.340 | |
So I think that's worth building on, Celia. | |
02:21:02.340 --> 02:21:03.340 | |
Thank you. | |
02:21:03.340 --> 02:21:04.340 | |
Yeah. | |
02:21:04.340 --> 02:21:05.340 | |
Thank you. | |
02:21:05.340 --> 02:21:09.220 | |
And many people from different angles, Mike well said an important question. | |
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All right. | |
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Woody, quick announcement by you. | |
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Mike will be interested in this as well. | |
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Woody presented to us in January, I put the recording into the chat, Graham. | |
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You go. | |
02:21:19.300 --> 02:21:21.300 | |
What is, say what he is, Charles. | |
02:21:21.300 --> 02:21:22.740 | |
So he's a second pilot. | |
02:21:22.740 --> 02:21:26.300 | |
Yeah, he's a sect, Pontus pilot who refused to be jabbed. | |
02:21:26.300 --> 02:21:27.300 | |
And Woody, he's recording. | |
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I'll put it in the chat. | |
02:21:28.300 --> 02:21:29.300 | |
Go. | |
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Go. | |
02:21:30.300 --> 02:21:31.300 | |
Woody, give us a quick Senate. | |
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He resigned. | |
02:21:32.300 --> 02:21:33.300 | |
He resigned. | |
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Good man. | |
02:21:34.300 --> 02:21:35.300 | |
Yeah. | |
02:21:35.300 --> 02:21:39.260 | |
I've heard of him from a friend in Australia already as a great man. | |
02:21:39.260 --> 02:21:40.260 | |
So thank you. | |
02:21:40.260 --> 02:21:41.260 | |
It's an honor to hear from you. | |
02:21:41.260 --> 02:21:42.260 | |
If he's here. | |
02:21:42.260 --> 02:21:43.260 | |
He's here. | |
02:21:43.260 --> 02:21:44.260 | |
He's here. | |
02:21:44.260 --> 02:21:45.260 | |
Speak up. | |
02:21:45.260 --> 02:21:46.260 | |
Unmute yourself. | |
02:21:46.260 --> 02:21:51.260 | |
He's not on my, on my panel. | |
02:21:51.260 --> 02:21:52.260 | |
He's here. | |
02:21:52.260 --> 02:21:54.260 | |
He should be, Mike. | |
02:21:54.260 --> 02:21:55.260 | |
He's there. | |
02:21:55.260 --> 02:21:56.260 | |
Okay. | |
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Well, first of all, thank you for allowing me to speak up at the last minute. | |
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And Dr. Michael, you, I have great admiration for you. | |
02:22:04.420 --> 02:22:06.660 | |
And our mutual friend is trying to tee something up. | |
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And when you're ready, if you're prepared, I understand you're tired because I'm exhausted | |
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as well. | |
02:22:12.420 --> 02:22:17.380 | |
Look, I don't want to touch quickly on what happened in the Senate Royal Commission hearings | |
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in Australia and Canberra last Wednesday. | |
02:22:20.420 --> 02:22:25.180 | |
John Lard of the SAC paramedic and I attended to give evidence in the, in the Royal Commission | |
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towards the, the, the structure of the Royal Commission. | |
02:22:31.340 --> 02:22:35.980 | |
And what, before I went in there, I had nothing really prepared, but I sat in the car and | |
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I prayed and I asked for guidance on which way to take this. | |
02:22:40.460 --> 02:22:44.020 | |
Now what I've realized in the last three or four years as you would have, Michael, as | |
02:22:44.020 --> 02:22:50.260 | |
well, is that a lot of, a lot of people involved in handing down these mandates and rules and | |
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regulations, they're corrupted, but they're not just corrupted from a financial perspective. | |
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They're intellectually corrupted. | |
02:22:57.420 --> 02:23:02.220 | |
A lot of them, a lot of them, a lot of them really can't string a solid argument together | |
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and sadly some of those are our elected representatives. | |
02:23:05.700 --> 02:23:08.660 | |
So we have to look at them from a different angle. | |
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In my life as an airline pilot, I was also a human factors facilitator or instructor. | |
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I used to teach cabin crew in Peru, how to solve a problem, that a critical problem by | |
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critical thinking and teamwork. | |
02:23:21.460 --> 02:23:26.500 | |
Now this came about after an accident in the Everglades in Florida back in the 70s when | |
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a United Airlines DC team crashed into the Everglades because all the pilots and the | |
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flight engineer were concentrating on changing a light bulb in the landing gear. | |
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I remember, I remember reading it, yeah, I remember reading. | |
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As a result of accidents like that, human factors was a genre that was formed to make | |
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airline flying safer. | |
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And in that capacity, I also taught medical surgical teams and Air Force crews that were | |
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sent to us on a subcontract basis to participate in our course. | |
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What I realized in all of this was before I went into the Senate hearing, I have to appeal | |
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to those people who don't have the common sense to listen to arguments from us because | |
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they just want to follow a narrative that's been pre-prepared for them. | |
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I talked about Apollo 13 and whether people believe in the Apollo missions are not irrelevant. | |
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But the scenario is this, there was an accident on the spacecraft on the way to the moon. | |
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And as a result, Houston, we have a problem. | |
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And as a result of that call, a whole lot of people got together to work out some solutions | |
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to get those astronauts home. | |
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Now according to the story, they took tape and cardboard basically to get a square peg | |
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to fit into a round hole and they got them home. | |
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When I spoke to the Senate, I said that we're in a similar situation. | |
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When this so-called pandemic was released upon the world, a whole bunch of people in | |
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the scientific arena raced to find a solution which was a vaccine. | |
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And while they were all in mass, racing defined some kind of a solution, a whole bunch of | |
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other people like you, Mike Eden and Dr Peter McCullough and Pierre Corry and others were | |
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saying, all right, they're looking after this that far ahead of a solution. | |
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What have we got in the cupboard that we can use now to save lives while they're developing | |
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that? | |
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And so a whole bunch of you got together and you said, hey, Dr Tess Lorry looked at Ivermectin | |
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and all these other people came together with a whole bunch of solutions. | |
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And they went back to the authorities and said, hey, while you're working on a vaccine, | |
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we've got solutions for you, let's implement these. | |
02:25:34.200 --> 02:25:39.440 | |
Now in the Apollo 13 scenario, the mission controller said, yep, that's great. | |
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Let's do that. | |
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But when it came to this COVID madness, not only were the doctors who were working on | |
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what we had in the cupboard that was already available, censored, so were their solutions. | |
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And led me to say in the Senate that we are at the pointy end of the worst human factors | |
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disaster in global history, because the solutions that are readily available now have been canceled. | |
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And my urgency message to the Senate was government, you must listen. | |
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When I used to fly aeroplanes, if ever there was an emergency situation I was involved | |
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in, and I wasn't ticking all the boxes to get the aeroplane on the ground like the crew | |
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did in the Everglades, I was trying to respond to a message from a copilot, Captain, you must | |
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listen. | |
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And that's working to the Senate. | |
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And there were two senators in the chamber, but several on the call that weren't available | |
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to be there to present those people, none of them asked a question after that. | |
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They couldn't argue with it. | |
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Now, if we go in with the science and all the other stuff, they would argue they would | |
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come out and ridicule or whatever. | |
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They could not get over that, because that's the real truth of what's going on. | |
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There are solutions readily available. | |
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They have been ignored, and those who were proposing them through pragmatism and reason | |
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have been canceled like yourself. | |
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And we have to appeal to these intellectually handicapped politicians and bureaucrats that | |
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there are solutions, and the people who have those solutions should be brought out | |
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of the cupboard and into the light where they can participate in the debate and get people | |
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well and get our countries back on their feet again. | |
02:27:17.720 --> 02:27:23.800 | |
And I can honestly say that the video of that presentation to the Senate is going viral, | |
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and I believe we need to look at different ways of waking people up. | |
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And I believe that's one way of doing it. | |
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We have to stop saying people have got to go to jail, people have got to hang. | |
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They've got to look at the intellectually handicapped, stop running down rabbit holes | |
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in different directions and focus on the target. | |
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And I think we can do it. | |
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And Michael, you have done so much work, and I congratulate you for that. | |
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And I'm really concerned about you personally, because you're much more than most other people, | |
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and I thank you for it, sir. | |
02:27:54.920 --> 02:27:55.920 | |
Oh, thank you. | |
02:27:55.920 --> 02:27:56.920 | |
Thank you for saying that. | |
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And I think we're all doing what we are, as it were, dropped into this moment in space | |
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to do, including your thing, you just said that the such powerful word is like, Captain, | |
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you must listen. | |
02:28:11.480 --> 02:28:12.480 | |
That's great. | |
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I mean, because, yeah, I'm sure that that has saved lives repeatedly as an end of crisis. | |
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So yeah, maybe it's Mike, you must listen, or whoever it is. | |
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I think you're talking about, can we find ways to get additional, or can we find ways | |
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to get allies? | |
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At the moment, in the past, I've tried to inform them, and I think they don't really | |
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know what's going on. | |
02:28:38.800 --> 02:28:44.560 | |
The 650 elected members of Parliament in Westminster, I think most of them do not know what's going | |
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on. | |
02:28:45.720 --> 02:28:52.360 | |
I don't think they've all been, you know, shown the script and told, you know, this is your | |
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reward if you go. | |
02:28:53.360 --> 02:28:54.840 | |
I don't think they know what's going on. | |
02:28:54.840 --> 02:29:01.080 | |
I think they're not expected to really participate, but to turn up, I think they call them lobby | |
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for that. | |
02:29:02.080 --> 02:29:04.280 | |
You'd expect it to turn up and go over to the bloody lobby. | |
02:29:04.280 --> 02:29:08.000 | |
If you're told to go through the eye lobby or the no lobby, that's what you do. | |
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And certain people get selected to get, you know, government positions, and then they | |
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get more senior government positions, and so they're willing to be very accommodating | |
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off their party. | |
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And so if someone like me points out, your government, your party is doing the wrong | |
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thing. | |
02:29:24.920 --> 02:29:31.080 | |
It's just, you know, I know they know before they even hear me that if it sets them against | |
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their party, it doesn't matter what I tell them, they're not going to do it. | |
02:29:35.400 --> 02:29:42.400 | |
All right, that's, and I think they also deselect people like you and me. | |
02:29:42.400 --> 02:29:47.640 | |
So when people like you and me never get elected, even if we wanted to stand, they'd have removed | |
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us because it's like that hoodie guy sounds like he's going to be clever and trouble. | |
02:29:52.920 --> 02:29:56.320 | |
So we've ended up with a whole bunch of bloody drones. | |
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I've noticed in your saying that you seem to have at least two people who have got their | |
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head screwed on and are brave enough to speak about it. | |
02:30:05.480 --> 02:30:07.880 | |
And tick is one of them and there's another guy. | |
02:30:07.880 --> 02:30:10.880 | |
So I'm not looking at, I'm not looking at politics. | |
02:30:10.880 --> 02:30:18.440 | |
So really, Renik and Michael Roberts, I'm sorry, what's the name, Josh? | |
02:30:18.440 --> 02:30:26.520 | |
You've got some very well informed people who weren't shut up and they are being heard. | |
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I'm not looking at politics. | |
02:30:27.920 --> 02:30:29.800 | |
I don't watch any mainstream media. | |
02:30:29.800 --> 02:30:31.200 | |
I've seen them. | |
02:30:31.200 --> 02:30:34.360 | |
So whatever, they've managed to get around the world. | |
02:30:34.360 --> 02:30:35.360 | |
And that's good. | |
02:30:35.360 --> 02:30:36.360 | |
All right. | |
02:30:36.360 --> 02:30:37.360 | |
We're 20 minutes over. | |
02:30:37.360 --> 02:30:38.360 | |
Yeah, no way over. | |
02:30:38.360 --> 02:30:45.400 | |
But there's some who said all three in the end, Stephen, you must listen, just momentarily. | |
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Very good. | |
02:30:46.400 --> 02:30:54.160 | |
So seriously, I think what something about what Celia said, there's already some vulnerabilities | |
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there, rather than what me worrying about, they have got awesome power. | |
02:30:58.160 --> 02:31:02.160 | |
And if we're not bloody lucky and determined, they will roll us over. | |
02:31:02.160 --> 02:31:04.240 | |
But I'm not over. | |
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And that's why I'm thinking there's probably they've made some mistakes which we need to | |
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capitalize on. | |
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And I think Graham has hit on some points, which is in every legislature, there's a | |
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handful of people who are brave and clever. | |
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You imagine if we could get them all together and let's say we had three from every one | |
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of a hundred and 92 countries who are articulate and brave and plugged in, you'd have whatever | |
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that would be. | |
02:31:28.520 --> 02:31:31.320 | |
You probably have a thousand people. | |
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I don't know. | |
02:31:32.320 --> 02:31:33.320 | |
Can we do something? | |
02:31:33.320 --> 02:31:38.440 | |
I don't want to form a one world team, one that's ever said Macabre and frightening and | |
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also we provide an opportunity result to be wiped out at one time. | |
02:31:42.720 --> 02:31:47.280 | |
There seem to be too small a number in any one country to get a breakthrough in any | |
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one country. | |
02:31:48.280 --> 02:31:53.120 | |
There's no point in us getting with the bronze medal in every country, we've got to get | |
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gold somewhere. | |
02:31:54.120 --> 02:31:59.320 | |
I don't know how to do it, but I feel we've got to get gold somewhere. | |
02:31:59.320 --> 02:32:02.480 | |
Charles, you must listen. | |
02:32:02.480 --> 02:32:05.120 | |
We can't let Michael go without a twenty second prayer. | |
02:32:05.120 --> 02:32:07.120 | |
Please don't let us do that. | |
02:32:07.120 --> 02:32:08.120 | |
I know. | |
02:32:08.120 --> 02:32:09.120 | |
What are you doing? | |
02:32:09.120 --> 02:32:11.560 | |
Graeme is a wonderful communicator. | |
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He's an airline captain or was and I think he was the most senior in Australia at the | |
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time he resigned. | |
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I don't know whether that's true, but anyway, the point is that he's a wonderful communicator. | |
02:32:24.800 --> 02:32:30.080 | |
He's incredibly trustworthy, he's very sensible and I think he's exactly the kind of guy who | |
02:32:30.080 --> 02:32:34.640 | |
is able to put these messages out to the public in language that they understand because | |
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he needed to do it when he was an airline pilot. | |
02:32:38.480 --> 02:32:39.480 | |
Thank you, Stephen. | |
02:32:39.480 --> 02:32:40.480 | |
Okay. | |
02:32:40.480 --> 02:32:41.480 | |
Hoodie, go for it. | |
02:32:41.480 --> 02:32:42.480 | |
And now, Charles, come here. | |
02:32:42.480 --> 02:32:43.480 | |
I have a question. | |
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Stephen, we'll do it. | |
02:32:44.480 --> 02:32:45.480 | |
We'll do the prayer. | |
02:32:45.480 --> 02:32:46.480 | |
And then your last question, Stephen. | |
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Okay. | |
02:32:47.480 --> 02:32:48.480 | |
So, or Hoodie. | |
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Thomas Binder as well. | |
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He had his hander before and the last day of the year. | |
02:32:52.480 --> 02:32:53.480 | |
Wait a minute. | |
02:32:53.480 --> 02:32:54.480 | |
Thomas, quick question. | |
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Go. | |
02:32:55.480 --> 02:32:56.480 | |
I haven't. | |
02:32:56.480 --> 02:32:58.880 | |
I haven't got people of leaving, Stephen. | |
02:32:58.880 --> 02:32:59.880 | |
Come on. | |
02:32:59.880 --> 02:33:00.880 | |
Thomas, go. | |
02:33:00.880 --> 02:33:04.680 | |
Stephen asked me whether I wanted to say something, so I rose my hand. | |
02:33:04.680 --> 02:33:05.680 | |
Hi, Mike. | |
02:33:05.680 --> 02:33:06.680 | |
Great to hear you. | |
02:33:06.680 --> 02:33:07.680 | |
Hi, Thomas. | |
02:33:07.680 --> 02:33:09.960 | |
It's time to meet you in person once. | |
02:33:09.960 --> 02:33:12.440 | |
I hope we can do this. | |
02:33:12.440 --> 02:33:15.280 | |
I fully agree with everything you said. | |
02:33:15.280 --> 02:33:22.760 | |
I think the most important things we have to inform the public are three first. | |
02:33:22.760 --> 02:33:24.800 | |
There was no pandemic of a killer virus. | |
02:33:24.800 --> 02:33:33.680 | |
There was mainly, if not completely, an RTPCR testing pandemic second, the whole mRNA vaccine | |
02:33:33.680 --> 02:33:39.040 | |
platform is basically flawed, so it must be banned. | |
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And the third is refused to accept anything that contains digital in its name. | |
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Yeah. | |
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These are my two cents. | |
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Yeah. | |
02:33:50.080 --> 02:33:53.560 | |
I absolutely wholeheartedly endorse all three of those things. | |
02:33:53.560 --> 02:33:54.560 | |
Thank you. | |
02:33:54.560 --> 02:33:55.560 | |
Thank you, Thomas. | |
02:33:55.560 --> 02:33:56.560 | |
Thank you, Stephen. | |
02:33:56.560 --> 02:33:57.560 | |
Okay, Stephen. | |
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One question because then we'll have a closing prayer from Hoodie and then we're going to | |
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go. | |
02:34:02.760 --> 02:34:08.000 | |
Mike, I noticed that you say that there was no pandemic, but you also say the formulation | |
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was such that actually, you know that it was a complete fraud. | |
02:34:12.480 --> 02:34:17.280 | |
They used three different methods to kill people, and in fact, I think you went on to | |
02:34:17.280 --> 02:34:20.160 | |
say there were two more which you had limited knowledge of. | |
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I think it's extremely important from you to that the people around the world hear that | |
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message, that, yeah, installation, if you like, and then if they want to know more, you | |
02:34:32.240 --> 02:34:34.640 | |
can provide all the evidence. | |
02:34:34.640 --> 02:34:35.640 | |
Yeah. | |
02:34:35.640 --> 02:34:36.640 | |
I am. | |
02:34:36.640 --> 02:34:42.560 | |
I am right now in a process where someone reached out to me to say, we need to get what | |
02:34:42.560 --> 02:34:47.000 | |
you've said down in writing, you need to speak to me, and I will write the bloody article. | |
02:34:47.000 --> 02:34:50.720 | |
So I've actually had someone do exactly what I needed. | |
02:34:50.720 --> 02:34:55.040 | |
They threw me the life for us to say, grab all of that, I'll pull you to the shore, and | |
02:34:55.040 --> 02:34:57.400 | |
then I'll record you speaking, I will write the article. | |
02:34:57.400 --> 02:35:01.560 | |
So it'll be me, it'll be me and the author. | |
02:35:01.560 --> 02:35:04.080 | |
So we are going to do this in the next couple of weeks. | |
02:35:04.080 --> 02:35:09.640 | |
So we need wordsmiths, and we need people like Celia Farber, who's a brilliant, insightful | |
02:35:09.640 --> 02:35:16.360 | |
author, expert on the AIDS virus, and she was thrown into that at a very tender age. | |
02:35:16.360 --> 02:35:20.840 | |
But I think that we need to play to our strengths, and so I'm talking from a medical doctors | |
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point of view. | |
02:35:22.040 --> 02:35:28.840 | |
In my view, there was not only no pandemic, but there was no disease called COVID-19. | |
02:35:28.840 --> 02:35:30.880 | |
It was a fake disease. | |
02:35:30.880 --> 02:35:33.000 | |
The PCR test we know was fraudulent. | |
02:35:33.000 --> 02:35:39.200 | |
You wrote with Wolfgang Woodard, I'll go think about that to the European message. | |
02:35:39.200 --> 02:35:42.520 | |
So you understand that, but I understand that the medical doctor and all doctors in the | |
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world should have understood that it wasn't properly diagnosed, this so-called disease. | |
02:35:47.320 --> 02:35:51.560 | |
So the whole thing was a fraud, it was a fake. | |
02:35:51.560 --> 02:35:58.320 | |
And so there was no, and why was it, so they tried to say, oh, but you know, so it wasn't | |
02:35:58.320 --> 02:36:04.040 | |
even clinically possible, it wasn't possible to diagnose it clinically, that's the point. | |
02:36:04.040 --> 02:36:09.400 | |
So there was nothing that a medical doctor could hang his hat on and say, that's COVID-19. | |
02:36:09.400 --> 02:36:13.120 | |
They tried to say, oh, loss of taste, loss of smell, and all this nonsense. | |
02:36:13.120 --> 02:36:17.600 | |
And it seemed everybody in the world seemed to forget that when they had a cold previously, | |
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they lost their sense of taste and smell. | |
02:36:19.720 --> 02:36:24.960 | |
And the same with, and then they say, oh, it lasted longer with COVID, no, sorry. | |
02:36:24.960 --> 02:36:30.360 | |
There was no symptom that was pathognomonic for COVID-19. | |
02:36:30.360 --> 02:36:34.760 | |
So the whole thing was a fraud, and it's been done before. | |
02:36:34.760 --> 02:36:43.000 | |
They did it with the swine flu, and Wolfgang Woodard, the German hero, he forced an investigation | |
02:36:43.000 --> 02:36:50.320 | |
at the Council of Europe, which is a constituent part of the European Union. | |
02:36:50.320 --> 02:36:55.280 | |
And the investigation is on the end, the report of that investigation is on the internet. | |
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It was a fraud. | |
02:36:56.560 --> 02:37:01.120 | |
They did the same thing in 2020, and we're still living through that nonsense. | |
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We need to expose these. | |
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Come on. | |
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But how do I have any trials? | |
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No, we're some half an hour over. | |
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People are leaving in drive, Stephen. | |
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You don't care. | |
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I do. | |
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I don't care about the people who leave, because if they leave, they shouldn't have left. | |
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Come on. | |
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Come on. | |
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And it's not the fault. | |
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I just nearly finished. | |
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Charles. | |
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So there was no COVID-19, there was no pandemic, there never was a pandemic. | |
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Pandemics are not possible in the future, and no fear is necessary, because they used | |
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fear propaganda against all the population around the world to promote this nonsense, | |
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this Trojan horse for totalitarianism. | |
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We need to expose them. | |
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OK. | |
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Thank you, Stephen. | |
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Hoodie, closing prayer, please, for Mike and the group. | |
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Dear Lord, Father in Heaven, we just call on your Holy Spirit, Father God, to know | |
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that we nurture the heart of Michael Yudin, a man who has given so much to bring so much | |
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truth at such great cost. | |
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Father, we know this is taking a toll on him, and we're all paying a price, but he is paying | |
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a very, very high price. | |
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Lord, we need to be called to action. | |
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We need to find ways to penetrate the truth into the houses that make the differences. | |
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So Lord, as we proceed further, we ask you to guide our every step, but most of all, | |
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our prayer at this moment is that you would surround Michael Yudin, with angel sword | |
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drawn to protect him, to watch over him and to cover him. | |
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And this is our prayer in Jesus' name, Amen. | |
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Amen. | |
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Well said. | |
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Thank you, Graham. | |
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Beautiful. | |
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So for those with the time, Tom Rodman has put the link into the video group for those | |
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who have endless amounts of time to do that. | |
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Well done. | |
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If you do, there's the link, Mike, thank you so much for being with us, Stephen. | |
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Thank you for organizing, Mike, to be with us. | |
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And some very important information, please, what's the recording for those of you who | |
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are alive? | |
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And we will see you again on Sunday night, Monday. | |
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Big round of applause to Mike. | |
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Hopefully you can see us, Mike, that we're all clapping. | |
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Yeah. | |
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OK. | |
02:39:01.920 --> 02:39:05.960 | |
Thank you very much for inviting me and then putting up with me, because as you can tell, | |
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I can not only talk for England, but I can talk for anybody and not stop. | |
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But thank you very much. | |
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I've enjoyed the interaction. | |
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Thank you, Mike. | |
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Wonderful. | |
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Thank you, Mike. | |
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Enjoy the rest. | |
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Cheerio. | |
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Thank you. | |
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Thank you. | |
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Thank you. | |
02:39:21.480 --> 02:39:22.480 | |
Bye-bye then. | |
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Thank you. | |
02:39:23.480 --> 02:39:24.480 | |
Bye-bye. | |
02:39:24.480 --> 02:39:26.480 | |
Thank you so much. | |
02:39:26.480 --> 02:39:27.480 | |
Thanks, Charles. | |
02:39:27.480 --> 02:39:28.480 | |
Thank you, Stephen. | |
02:39:28.480 --> 02:39:29.480 | |
Great job. | |
02:39:29.480 --> 02:39:30.480 | |
We got there. | |
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What do you say, Mike? | |
02:39:31.480 --> 02:39:32.480 | |
I'm sorry. | |
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I just felt that it was such an important presentation. | |
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Yeah. | |
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No, it's OK. | |
02:39:36.480 --> 02:39:37.480 | |
I wouldn't get another. | |
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Well, we would get another chance, but you know, you can't recreate the atmosphere. | |
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The evening and I think we should all feel that that was well spent. | |
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That was time well spent. | |
02:39:47.480 --> 02:39:48.480 | |
Yeah, it was. | |
02:39:48.480 --> 02:39:49.480 | |
Thanks for being here, guys. | |
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Thank you. | |
02:39:50.480 --> 02:39:51.480 | |
Bye-bye. | |
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Thank you. | |
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Bye-bye. | |
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Thank you so much to you as well for that, Fred. | |
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Thank you. | |
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All right. | |
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Bye, everybody. | |
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And to everybody who asked questions. | |
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Thank you. | |
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