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We interrupt our program to bring you this important message. | |
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Good morning. | |
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Today is Thursday, the 22nd of February. | |
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My name is Scott Shearer. | |
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I am Grace's dad. | |
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One of the reasons that God allowed Grace's premature death murder was to wake me up. | |
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That's why this program is called Deep Programming with Grace's dad because I needed Grace's | |
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death, unfortunately, to wake me up. | |
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I'm hopeful through all the advocacy and research that I've been doing that somebody else doesn't | |
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have to lose their best buddy. | |
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She's the reason we're here. | |
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I've often thought how easy it is for comics to get material. | |
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They just have to walk around and they get their material. | |
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Well, I'm starting to do the same thing, not from a comedy perspective, but from a real | |
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life perspective of how this entire antichrist and false profit system that has been for | |
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the past 6,000 years has meant to control us on one side and give us the illusion that | |
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we're not controlled on the other side. | |
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I saw it this morning. | |
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I went to the dentist and it's interesting to me. | |
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The last dentist I was at, they lied to me. | |
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I left the chair. | |
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The lady, the hygienist said, you've got to get x-rays. | |
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It's a law. | |
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I said, it's not a law. | |
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Because she lied to me, I left the chair and went to a new dentist and today, every time, | |
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I think if you go to the dentist weekly, they'll keep saying you need to get x-rays, you need | |
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to get x-rays. | |
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I went in for just the six-month cleaning, which is another sigh out. | |
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But anyway, regardless, I went in, she said, you're due for your x-rays. | |
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I said, I don't ever want to be asked again. | |
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I'm not going to do x-rays. | |
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And so she said, well, then we've got to have you sign this form. | |
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And she gives me the blank screen. | |
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I said, I'm not going to sign a blank screen. | |
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What's the form say? | |
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So we go through the form and it just, I'm basically saying that the dentist, their employees, | |
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blah, blah, blah, are not liable. | |
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And so that's fine. | |
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I'm not asking you to be liable for my decision. | |
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It would be interesting to me if I had them sign that they're liable for the radiation | |
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from the x-rays on my body. | |
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I'm sure they wouldn't do that. | |
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And when the dentist finally came in, he said, well, you've got to get these x-rays. | |
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I said, well, I'm not doing that. | |
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Well, then there's going to be a time where we can't do work for you anymore. | |
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So that's fine. | |
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Then I'll find another dentist. | |
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It's just interesting to me. | |
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I mean, it's a simple example, but another one happened. | |
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I normally, I'm not reporting news on this program, but yesterday, a lady who is a person | |
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I trust sent me, the latest on the UK, the reporting that Medazzalam was used to euthanize | |
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COVID patients, there's illegal DNRs on these patients. | |
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And, of course, this is all part of the controlled release of the evil. | |
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But first, it's coming up from the UK where the United States was number one on the planet | |
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with COVID hospital murders. | |
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And so this allows the United States to point at these naughty Europeans for doing that | |
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when we did it at a rate that's 10 times worse than them. | |
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So the layers of deception are hard for me to grasp, but praise God, we've got a guess | |
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that is an expert on layers of deception today. | |
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Well, before we introduce our guest, as I always do with the show, I want to say something | |
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about my best buddy. | |
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So Don, can you bring up the actress photo first? | |
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So this is Grace after she got done acting in one of the plays that she was in. | |
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And she was really good at it. | |
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She was a gift. | |
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We're going to show a short clip, just a 42nd clip from the sound of music play that | |
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she was in. | |
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And she was the bower. | |
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And she got this part specifically because she asked for it. | |
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And she asked if she could add Liv and make it her own and boy did she ever. | |
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So Don, can you play that clip, please? | |
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Ladies and gentlemen, I have your decision of all this thing. | |
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We will start out in third place. | |
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In third place, the judges have names that sing a blown down air away again. | |
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You know, Grace have down syndrome and people don't realize the capability of somebody | |
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with down syndrome. | |
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If you let them live and, you know, that applies to all of us. | |
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But, you know, I always share these things about grace because, you know, the society | |
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is against people with disabilities, especially down syndrome in the United States, 90% of | |
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down syndrome. | |
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People are murdered in the womb today and Grace was the best thing that God ever gave | |
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us second to salvation. | |
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All right. | |
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Well, moving on to our program, Don, can you bring Jay in, please? | |
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Jay, welcome. | |
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Good to see you. | |
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Good to see you and as well, Scott, it's well, I don't know what to say other than I share | |
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my deepest condolences with you for the loss of your daughter. | |
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It's a very hard story to hear. | |
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Well, thank you very much for that. | |
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So Jay is somebody I've been following for quite a while for about two years, and he | |
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didn't know it until I tracked him down because I saw a presentation that he did. | |
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I thought, oh, my gosh, I wonder if he'd come on this podcast. | |
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And I've titled today's program, Layers of Deception. | |
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For those of you who don't know Jay, I'm going to have him introduce himself because | |
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the bio that he gave has got so many high points, I think he can say it best. | |
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So Jay, can you introduce yourself to the audience, please? | |
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Sure. | |
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Thanks very much, Scott. | |
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I'm a guy who answered very young that I wanted to be a doctor, and that's the best | |
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answer you can give to adults. | |
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Everybody lights up like a light bulb when you say you want to be a doctor. | |
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And so I got kind of stuck in that mold for a little while. | |
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I went all the way to college and thought I was a pre-med student, and I was on the | |
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wait list for five years in a row to like three different med schools in the Chicagoland | |
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area. | |
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And in that time, I was a bartender and a high school teacher, just kind of treading | |
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water, telling everybody that eventually I'm going to be a doctor. | |
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And at some point, I was making so much money as a bartender, I decided to stay just a bartender, | |
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and that kind of was the start of not necessarily bad things. | |
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Put me on a precipice that meant that when I didn't interact well with the bar owner, | |
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I lost my job. | |
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That put me in the want ads of the Chicago Tribune, and I found a technician job at | |
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the University of Chicago that brought me all the way back to my love of biology, got | |
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me already again fired up about science, but not from the perspective of med school, but | |
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rather from the perspective of doing a PhD and becoming a scientist. | |
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And I just never really considered that as a possibility. | |
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I didn't understand it. | |
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It was just I was going to be a doctor. | |
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That's what I had said and what I was going to do. | |
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Then I found myself teaching high school and really enjoying the aspect of teaching, but | |
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really just disturbed by the whole administration of school and the things that other teachers | |
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say and the number of teachers that had given up. | |
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So I was pretty disillusioned young adult for a long time between 20 and 30 years old | |
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until I found biology again. | |
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That was two years or three years of technician work at the University of Chicago. | |
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I took a chance and moved to the Netherlands and did my PhD there. | |
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I was lucky enough to trick a Dutch woman into falling in love with me. | |
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And then I took her to the Norway with me. | |
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And we had our first two sons in Norway, and then we came back to the Netherlands hoping | |
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to live there. | |
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She has a pretty wonderful extended family in the Netherlands. | |
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You know, 15 years ago was still a pretty, pretty nice place to live. | |
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But that didn't work out four years in Rotterdam brought me back to Pittsburgh. | |
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And so we tried again to start my scientific career in Pittsburgh. | |
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I got a pretty good position. | |
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I enjoyed where I was. | |
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I was biking to and from Pittsburgh, the University of Pittsburgh on my bike all year | |
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around. | |
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I was able to teach every once in a while at Carnegie Mellon, which kind of scratched | |
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the teaching itch. | |
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Everything was going pretty well. | |
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And then the pandemic started and I started to very quickly question most of it, especially | |
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the sort of what I would consider now almost ridiculous measures that they were trying | |
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to get us to do, putting on a mask as soon as you walked into the hospital and walking | |
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over to someone at the door and signing in and then getting your temperature taken and | |
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put a little sticker on your badge so that they could see that you had your temperature | |
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taken. | |
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And if you wanted to go between buildings, you had to do it again. | |
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And it just seemed so ridiculous. | |
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They didn't even want me to bring my bike to work anymore because I was going through | |
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the garage and they didn't want me to bring the bike through the lobby. | |
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And since I couldn't go through the garage and then come back through the front and they | |
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were calling the saying I was a violation of the protocol anyway, at some moment the | |
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faculty decided that I was too scary to let to come in anymore. | |
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And they basically stopped my research, stopped talking to me and didn't renew my contract | |
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and in the university system, you can't move on if you don't have recommendations. | |
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If your research just stopped, if you don't have finished papers. | |
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And so they basically just ended a 20 year career in neurobiology and I found myself | |
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kind of, I didn't know what to do. | |
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So I just kept producing more stuff on my YouTube channel where I was teaching immunology | |
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and virology and reading the papers and trying to talk everyone back into believing that natural | |
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immunity meant something from the very beginning and that a lot of these worst case scenarios | |
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they've been telling us about for the last nine months aren't real. | |
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And that eventually got the attention of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | |
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I was lucky enough to be able to help him behind the scenes write this Wuhan cover up | |
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book that came out. | |
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I guess I get my time frames mixed up now, but I think it came out like just this last | |
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fall. | |
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But anyway. | |
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Yeah, I've got a copy rate. | |
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Hey, nice. | |
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Yeah. | |
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Yeah. | |
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So that was a copy here. | |
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Yeah. | |
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And then I got. | |
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Yeah, it's a nice book. | |
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It's a nice book and there's a lot of good biology in it from me and from other people. | |
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There's a couple really important citations that are in that book that aren't in any | |
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other book. | |
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And then for six months after that I worked for Children's Health Defense and in January, | |
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unfortunately, the approach that I take apparently with my stream encroached on the way that | |
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CHD interacts with their partners and they decided to let me go. | |
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That's the all the details I got. | |
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I was offered a small severance package of $8,000 and an NDA and I turned that down | |
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because I wanted to be able to tell everybody the truth about what happened and I didn't | |
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want people to speculate that somehow I took lots of money from CHD. | |
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And so I considered it a donation. | |
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I really think that organization is still spectacular. | |
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I loved working with Brian Hooker and with Jackie Hines and the other people that I got | |
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to work with while I was there. | |
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For whatever reason, there's more interests involved in that organization than I guess | |
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can cope with a guy like me or something. | |
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I don't know. | |
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But anyway, I'm back on the internet now. | |
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I'm back to teaching as often as I can and usually what I'm trying to do is what I'm | |
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going to do for you here, which is try to bring people back to reconsider what happened | |
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in 2020 and not buy the narrative on Fox News and not buy the narrative on MSNBC. | |
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Because I think there's a way to show everybody that actually both of those narratives led | |
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to the same place and if we can do that, I think, and more importantly, if we can get | |
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young adults to realize that the ones that we abandoned for a couple years that we sent | |
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off to college and didn't keep home and didn't, I think that was one of the biggest mistakes | |
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we made is letting our college kids make this decision that, well, college is so important | |
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that I'm going to go and I'm going to take tests and I'm eventually going to take a | |
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shot in order to go back to college. | |
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We should have been there for them and I think if we had been, we might be in a very different | |
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place right now. | |
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So we have to also apologize to them for that, I think. | |
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Should I start this little thing? | |
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I'll get it done quick. | |
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Yeah, Don, Don, we're going to have Jay start and then we'll come back as we talk. | |
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Go ahead. | |
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It's all yours. | |
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Okay, thanks. | |
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So this presentation I gave a little while ago, I'm really happy Scott's letting me do | |
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it. | |
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I'm just going to give the first introduction to kind of give you an idea of how science | |
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and information and discussions can be manipulated and please don't misunderstand this as me | |
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representing this as something that I've put together. | |
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I'm standing on the shoulders of giants going all the way back to somebody like Thomas Sol. | |
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We should not be misleading the young and I guarantee you that that's what they are | |
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intending to do right now. | |
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The way that this has been best described is by Edward Bernays, the conscious and intelligent | |
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manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element of democratic | |
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society. | |
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This guy lived in the 1920s when there were only newspapers and radio. | |
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Imagine the kind of power that we have abdicated to the people that own social media and that | |
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own mainstream media and that are no longer held to the standard that even we held our | |
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TV stations to in the 80s where you couldn't go on TV and lie. | |
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You can now you can literally go on TV and lie then the the NFL is actually entertainment. | |
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It is not a sport anymore. | |
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So we have to acknowledge these things and more importantly we have to acknowledge this | |
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social media isn't the free speech world that we imagine it to be because the algorithms | |
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and because money and power are behind it. | |
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There are people on the internet that have been for years promoted artificially to make | |
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sure that whatever voice you seek, whatever opinion you seek, it is sort of already preconceived | |
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by someone that they have control over so that the limited spectrum of debate is enforced | |
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whether you know it or not. | |
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Now this the selling point I have for the pandemic that I think is most important is | |
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to understand that the left and the right, the Tories and the labor, wherever country | |
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you want to go in both sides and it's incredible really how often western countries have two | |
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sides of the coin but both sides have been fooled into solving a mystery and that's | |
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why I call it a an illusion of consensus about this Scooby-Doo. | |
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They have agreed on both sides that there is a mystery to be solved and it's a mystery | |
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about a lab leak. | |
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The important thing to see is that this illusion of consensus didn't start in 2020 with some | |
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panic on the television and radio. | |
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This illusion of consensus started already a couple decades ago with the funding of the | |
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publishing of and the encouragement with more funding of specific lines of investigation | |
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which started to imply that pandemic potential existed in mother nature. | |
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If you tell scientists with millions of dollars to go find something and show you evidence | |
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that something exists and if you find that evidence will give you more money I can guarantee | |
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you they're going to find evidence. | |
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They might not find good evidence but they will find good reasons to argue that their | |
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bad evidence is evidence of what you want to find. | |
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They have also conducted over and over again over the years many people are aware of the | |
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event 201 but you can go and find several more exercises that have occurred over time | |
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which have reinforced this idea that bioterrorism, bioweapons that this possibility is almost | |
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limitless and this importantly has led to at the start of the pandemic very many embedded | |
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preconceived notions about what worst case scenario is and they have taken advantage | |
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of that. | |
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All of these people in these meetings that had lanyards on that got to go to the fancy | |
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dinners afterward or had some special meeting in Italy because that's where all these people | |
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went that year. | |
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These people have all preconceived notions about what worst case scenario is and their | |
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careers have depended on them respecting it as real. | |
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At the beginning of the pandemic now a very diabolical trick I believe was played on us | |
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and that they told us a lot of stories about what was happening in expectation that when | |
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they transfected us and I will define that later of course when you ask, when they transfected | |
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us when they used the countermeasures that they knew they were going to use. | |
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They also knew that there would be expected side effects, expected downsides and they | |
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seeded that expectation in the story in 2020. | |
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There are lots of internet rumors and things like people falling down on the street but | |
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also intermediate rumors like heart attacks, waves of heart attacks that were actually | |
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caused by and I'm sure Scott's aware of this just do not resuscitate orders that were given | |
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to entire EMT teams so that when they went out they were told don't resuscitate people | |
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because you might spread the virus. | |
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This led to their ability to confound expected problems to come from the countermeasures | |
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with problems that they blamed on the virus and this was all done by a team of people | |
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that were already ready to go. | |
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More importantly where they were going to perform these things like in New York, you | |
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must be very very suspicious of New York because the story in New York is very stark. | |
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It is twenty four thousand people give or take were killed or died or disappeared | |
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or vanished or buried in four weeks in New York City and then the dying basically stopped | |
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and went back to Baselay. | |
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We don't know where all these bodies are. | |
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We don't know who they are. | |
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We don't know their names. | |
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No, there's no good accounting of them and in fact there are many many people who will | |
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tell you that nobody was dying in New York City in 2020 and the real dying started in | |
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2021. | |
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It's extraordinary because the way this probably worked and this is a pretty good estimation | |
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from a lot of different sides is that if this was a national security issue that they were | |
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considering worst case scenario possible then in certain places they would have the military | |
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industrial complex whoever it is the executive branch HHS DOD would have been waiting for | |
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good Samaritan doctors to show up in New York City and a few of them have probably been | |
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co-opted co-opted to go along with this worst case scenario why because we don't know at | |
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the time if the worst case scenario is going to come and we need to impress on a nation | |
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of 350 million people we need to impress upon a planet of 8 billion people that the worst | |
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case scenario is possible and that we all need to comply and so this was super important | |
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and it has been going on for four years where they have been continuously reinforcing that | |
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the reason why they acted the reason why they did what they did the reason why they rushed | |
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what they rushed the reason why they lied when they lied whatever the excuse is is because | |
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worst case scenario was possible and in fact the worst case scenario gets worse and worse | |
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as we go into the future because all of these technologies are supposedly getting easier | |
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and easier and cheaper and cheaper and so eventually people are going to make these viruses in | |
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their garage with a bachelor's degree in biology what I want is high morbidity I want people | |
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to complain so what do I do I go to Des Moines ladies and gentlemen of people on the screen | |
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I have nothing against Des Moines I live there for four years I go to Des Moines I infect | |
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a couple of Sentinel cases in Des Moines I go to Seattle I infect a couple of cases there | |
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I go to North Carolina I go to Wisconsin what I'm doing is I'm using a dispersion methodology | |
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to be able to infect Sentinel cases with a highly morbid condition these individuals | |
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complain again this is a central nervous system condition so they're complaining of whatever | |
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the bug may do so what this guy is describing and this guy's name is James Giordano and | |
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you can find him on the internet there's lots of videos off of YouTube you can watch | |
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hours of him describing worst case scenarios with regard to bio weapon deployment and how | |
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a bio weapon deployment could be exaggerated with the internet and used to destabilize | |
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a country and he's got lots of examples of neurotoxins and chemicals and nanobots and | |
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all kinds of things that it could be done with now what I would like everyone that's | |
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watching to consider is that what he's also revealing actually is that if the right combination | |
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of liars got together and decided that they were going to pretend or agree that worst | |
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case scenario was happening that a lot of what James Giordano would ascribe to a neurotoxin | |
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or a chemical or some kind of magic deployment of new military technology could be simply | |
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done with testing and protocols that had financial incentives for people to follow those protocols | |
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and unfortunately all of those things actually exist in our current timeline we have a military | |
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response that was documented in certain places in America including in New York City we have | |
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a co-opted selection group of narrative controllers that have been put in front of us from the | |
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very beginning have been selling books about the virus from the very beginning and are still | |
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in front of us now they have there was a financial and legal incentive to call things COVID including | |
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the fact that if EMTs and doctors called it COVID then they were off the hook for malpractice | |
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because this was a novel virus that was protected under the prep act a coordinated propaganda campaign | |
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to drill the worst case scenario was combined with scaring doctors by sending the old doctors | |
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home and giving them early retirement giving early professor or old professors early retirement | |
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at universities was done all around the United States which created this work wow they're they're | |
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letting the the chair of the department retire that's crazy this must really be a dangerous virus | |
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then they did something absolutely diabolical and they used the protocols to kill people and | |
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unfortunately for the the host of this podcast he knows exactly how this was done in one of many | |
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different examples of how vulnerable people using protocols that were absolutely amoral and absolutely | |
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wrong for for the well-being of the patient were used under the pretense of this worst case scenario | |
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and in turn those numbers were used to justify to the rest of the country that the worst case | |
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scenario was happening right and this is diabolical they knew they had to do this in order to get | |
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compliance and so now the question only is what percentage do you want to attribute to what part | |
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of this this murdering scheme because there is no need to have a virus except in the cases where | |
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like the Sohomish County man in Washington state you actually claim to have cultured the virus | |
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and sequenced its full genome and it's exactly the same as Wuhan well maybe there they have planted | |
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something like Giordano has has said to create the illusion of a pandemic maybe they planted | |
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the sequence in other places as well so that the sequence would be found and could be confounded | |
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with this worst case scenario however grace and and and Rebecca's daughter whose name i can't | |
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remember right now and all the other other victims of and people have lost husbands and wives | |
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when they went into the hospitals and it was the wrong hospital they weren't coming out | |
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and this reality was part of a pre-existing narrative that unlike what Giordano says with | |
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magic bioweapons and things like that this is really a very clever combination of misdirection | |
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and and and fear confusion frustration doubt that allowed this story of a novel virus that | |
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killed millions of people but we saved millions more from by injecting people Paul Offit just | |
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said two days ago on his little podcast that the one thing we got right was the mRNA injection | |
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wow was that exciting we got it right when we've never used it before it was the most extraordinary | |
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lie i'd ever heard in recent memory and of course they're telling us that this virus will come again | |
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i have been trying to explain that this pandemic potential in of in a bat cave or in a cell culture | |
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or in animal passage or even if you stitch pieces together has been a clever mythology that has | |
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been told to us so that we will hand it down to our children so that we will tell our children that | |
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the worst case scenario actually didn't happen and that if it did it could be billions of people | |
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dead that's what they want us to believe so that we will surrender our sovereignty and we will | |
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invert our freedom to a sort of fascism and we will do it gladly because we are afraid that these | |
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people are out of control and a lot of these intellectual dark web joe rogan bret Weinstein type | |
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people have actually been responsible for us getting to the stage where we believe this | |
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this this possibility is real so there were also guys that were talking at the beginning of the | |
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pandemic that like this dude biblical i kid you not people come in i get intubated they die | |
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the cycle repeats that guy got put on tucker carlson he says that his daughter is also he's | |
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scared because his daughter works at another hospital in new york they got people on tv to tell | |
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you that what was happening wasn't what was really happening and it was part of this exercise and | |
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you can see it because they won't do the math about where these excess deaths come from none of these | |
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people will and what this is they don't talk about the fact that they sent these doctors home that | |
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they told these emts not to touch anybody they told people that they needed to be ventilated | |
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because if you don't ventilate them they might spread it through the whole hospital | |
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they didn't tell everybody they don't explain to people that they told doctors not to use antibiotics | |
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because antibiotics don't work on a virus they told doctors that steroids don't work you can't | |
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use those to calm down the cytokine storm they didn't tell everybody that remdesivir would hurt | |
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people they didn't tell everybody that mandazalam was overused they haven't told everybody that | |
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opioid deaths have gone skyrocketing the last three years and have been mixed in with this excess | |
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deaths that have nothing to do with the novel virus they don't talk about the death certificate | |
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fraud the financial incentives to do it they don't talk about the track and trace millions of dollars | |
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who are spent just in Pittsburgh alone on four different companies that hired people to call | |
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people to tell people that somebody you know tested positive for covid they don't talk about | |
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the pcr fraud the lateral tense fraud and the sequencing fraud the important thing to see here | |
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is it's a spread of bad ideas it's scarier than this RNA virus that they're talking about the RNA | |
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molecule that they spread say spread from muhan all around the world and it's still going now | |
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and the important thing to understand is that this is done across the board and the best example | |
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for this audience might be autism and the reason why i can give you this example is because i'm a | |
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neuro neurobiologist and so i was in this field where everybody's trying to study the brain | |
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and there are potentially millions of dollars of grant money available if you have a good idea | |
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or you have a good um interesting thing that you want to uh that you want to investigate | |
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but the problem is is that these millions if not billions of dollars have been | |
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focused on particular things by asking these doctors to ask particular questions and in the | |
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case of autism and a lot of these other diseases the trick is that they know that | |
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how can i explain as quick as possible they know that the only thing that they have to offer and | |
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the only thing that they really care about is cracking the human genome and so what they've done | |
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with almost all the NIH funding but only thing i can really speak to as clearly as possible is | |
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neurobiology the study of the brain they focus on genes and the reason why they focus on genes is | |
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because this is the only straw they have to grasp on and because they can create almost an | |
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infinite variety of illusions by blaming things on genes and autism is a fantastic example of that | |
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where they have invested millions of dollars with grant calls which ask researchers to find | |
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connections with particular particular genes and autism with particular uh with particular | |
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childhood diseases which resemble autism and the genetic causes of those and then | |
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misconstruing those as explaining autism which comes from vaccine injury by uh for example and | |
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so this this cleverness extends to almost all science but the science that is most distorted | |
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by this level of of disingenuousness is medical sciences it's the sciences that impinges on the | |
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healthcare system and drugs and and the intellectual property that supports it and so all of these | |
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these investigations are pigeonholed in this way as a biologist it's it's likely that i | |
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would not have been able to get grant money to study vaccine injury models of autism so in other | |
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words they they come up with lots of grants that are a mouse model of of all Alzheimer's disease | |
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or a mouse model of Parkinson's disease but they would never ever fund a mouse model of vaccine | |
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injury they will fund a mouse model of genetic causes of autism and if you make a genetic | |
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knockout mouse that doesn't socialize well with its mom and you call that a model of autism they'll | |
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fund that till the cows come home but if you tell them that you want to make and develop an | |
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animal model where you use a vaccine equivalent to inject and then investigate what happens to | |
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that animal's physiology you'll get it not a dime and that that's the that's the reality of it so | |
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for 10 years they've been putting billions in the uu in america into the genetic causes of all of | |
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these things and so now the entire field is more or less convinced that the genetic | |
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causes are the only thing that we need to worry about that our interaction with the environment that | |
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interference with development that that any of these things are secondary to the genetic causes | |
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because first and foremost that's how i get my money and so with regard to the pandemic potential | |
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that we are now told is inevitable and exists for all time the same methodology was used you | |
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give money you tell people what you want them to find and then they publish papers | |
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that says well we kind of found some stuff and if you do that long enough eventually you have a | |
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whole trail of papers that can be pointed to and said well pandemic potential exists in mother | |
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nature subscript 4 5 6 pandemic potential has been identified in bat caves subscript 2 3 and 4 | |
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and if you go back to those papers you find that those papers say the same things well there might be | |
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and this limited spectrum of debate is where we now live and we imagine that there's all this | |
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certainty and that all these people on the news are correct and that they all know what they're | |
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talking about more than we could possibly ever understand so we might as well just give up | |
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watch Netflix and not question them and in reality most of what we think is high fidelity biology | |
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which is defined a pandemic over the last four years is smoke and mirrors and the most terrible | |
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thing is is that the moms and dads who had vaccine injured kids already were onto this fraud the | |
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the people that were affected by AIDS and AZT were already onto this fraud and it's just | |
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unfortunate that the media machine has already kept us apart for decades and now the pandemic | |
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now represents a time where this limited spectrum of debate can kind of be exposed for | |
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what it is and we can kind of reorient and try to I guess the best phrase is to take our country | |
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back again I don't know what else to say other than that yeah well is that right are you still | |
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there I am well thanks Jay that was fantastic you can hear me okay I could hear you no yes sorry I | |
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had one down there for a second yeah that was that was really good these layers of deception I | |
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mean they create a false science and then base their evidence on something false that that they | |
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created I mean that is it's it's really something to me and I want to have Don play this clip | |
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about Edward Bernays you introduced him but I want to play this clip and just I want to | |
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spend just a couple minutes on him because he really got this idea of propaganda going so | |
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Don can you play that clip he's a guy that was brought to my attention by Vera Sharav | |
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who's also a good fighter on our team yes she starts her presentation with him every day every | |
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time so I give a big shout out to her and her work well I just talked with her this last week | |
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she's fast she's writing a book right now she's she has been a gift to me personally with all | |
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of her knowledge Don play the Edward Bernays clip please a pioneer in the field of propaganda | |
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he's also referred to as the father of public relations Bernays believed that public relations | |
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is not a gimmick but a necessity he argued that public relations could be used to shape the | |
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response of a general or particular audience he understood that perception often mattered more | |
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than reality Bernays was born in Vienna Austria in 1891 and later his family moved to New York City | |
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he graduated from Cornell University with a degree in agriculture in 1912 one of Bernays major | |
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contributions was his groundbreaking book titled propaganda published in 1928 which rebranded the | |
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term propaganda as a consistent enduring effort to create or shape events to influence the | |
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relations of the public to an enterprise idea or group in it he expounded his belief that an | |
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invisible ruling elite could control the masses through psychological manipulation | |
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awesome yeah I think that was a it's a good clip it gives everybody a flavor a couple of things I | |
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want to share is are that first of all that man lived to be 104 years old it's interesting | |
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yeah it's interesting to me that a number of these people who are | |
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really evil they live to be over a hundred we're not going to cover that today but you can just | |
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chew on that if you're you're listening the the thing that I want to mention is we had a law in | |
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place that was put in place in 1948 called the Smith month act and interestingly the Smith | |
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month act said that the United States could only use propaganda against foreign countries all right | |
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so it you know that's a that's propaganda in and of itself because now we have this illusion | |
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that they're not using propaganda against us and the what I would consider the third largest | |
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sign up that we've ever experienced in United States history happened post 1948 which was the | |
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JFK murder but that was when that law was in place well then in 2012 the law is repealed so now we | |
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can we can lie to our own citizens and it's legal and Jay was mentioning you know he was mentioning | |
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that earlier but I wanted to connect the dots on how they do this I mean they they do it with | |
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these levels of deception and it's it's mind-blowing to me uh so any comment any further comment on | |
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that Jay before we move on no no I just am really happy that we connect on Bernays because he's | |
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his historic relevance also I mean he's it's too old not to take seriously if they could | |
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think in that way when there were only a few newspapers and word traveled very much by word of | |
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mouth what they can do now with cell phones and and social media I'm afraid none of us | |
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understand how bad it is I don't think we can understand how bad it is I I agree I have stopped | |
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trying to understand how bad it is because you end up going in these rabbit holes and you can't | |
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get out of them you just jump from hall to hall um a you know speaking of newspapers I'm gonna | |
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have Don bring up a newspaper clip next on the screen so can you bring up the gold standard | |
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all right so this clip is from April 6th of 1933 and what happened on April 5th of 1933 I think | |
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is extremely significant as to how they pulled this off and what happened is we went off the | |
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gold standard as a country on April 5th and this article says that anybody who doesn't turn in | |
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their gold is subject to a ten thousand dollar penalty from the government all right so why do I | |
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say that God says the love of money is the root of all sorts of evil well before April 5th of | |
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1933 they they meaning everybody in you know the United States is leading the charge here but they | |
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had to balance the budget after 1933 they don't have to balance the budget anymore as we have a fiat | |
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currency and so now they can use money to literally buy any single person they want | |
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and there's no accountability anymore because it's a fiat currency I think it is one of the key | |
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tentacles of how they were able to pull off things like COVID but I mean COVID is is I don't want to | |
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focus on COVID from the point of view that it's over and all of that I want to focus on COVID | |
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because what COVID did to me personally is expose the evil that has been going on for a long time | |
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and that's why I showed what happened in 1933 you know and then if you look at you know the the | |
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focus on people that are are into eschatology as a scyop you know because they can't stop going | |
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down rabbit holes they they're looking for the mark of the beast and they don't realize the | |
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mark of the beast is this whole system that we've already been into I mean there's a digital | |
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currency okay well I mean we get I mean that's the worst thing we're already in in that era | |
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right we only use credit cards we have a fiat currency so the next it's just the next generation | |
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of what we're already used to all right I want to uh switch gears and drill down this COVID | |
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scyop you know you know a little bit different light from some of the angles that I've been | |
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investigating so you know just we'll set the stage I'm going to have Don bring up a couple | |
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of clips then and then we're going to do some deep dive into some things that are on my radar | |
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screen that I believe you've you're probably one of the only few people who can answer so we'll just | |
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start with we know that COVID was a scyop so what is that scyop in in in tail well it entails a | |
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virus it entails a pandemic it entails hospital murders and entails a quote vaccine end quote | |
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those are the four elements of the the scyop so they had to start this with this three weeks to | |
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flatten the curve you know so we kind of all bought into that idea okay well if this is real | |
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three weeks to flatten the curve everybody can give up three weeks no biggie right all right well | |
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of course that was a lie well then they start the false testing and so now well boy everybody's | |
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got COVID we got drive-through testing centers you know this whole you know I'm on just on the | |
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surface level here folks but then okay well now it gets serious we got to do the hospital murders | |
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and we've got these these refrigerated trucks in New York City with you know people stacked up | |
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like cordwood and it's like oh my gosh this is you know this is the scyop that at this point | |
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my wife and I were buying into so now we get all COVID prepared at our house right we've got | |
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Ivermectin we got vitamins but you know so then once Grace got a cold we tested her with the home | |
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test that my wife Cindy got from Walgreens and oh my gosh her oxygen dropped to 88 percent and | |
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you know literally Grace would be alive today if we wouldn't have taken her to the hospital | |
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and I'm not going to go on that rabbit trail I've talked about on many many shows before well then | |
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now we start looking at some truth all right so that's the lay of the land now we look at some | |
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some truth if you can look through the headline so Don bring up the first headline the the daily | |
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beast screenshot okay so let's read this together Jay Trump's COVID data crunchers seek | |
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coronavirus racing down America's major highways all right so they use this as | |
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their talking point that we shouldn't travel okay because we're spreading it by traveling | |
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and yet what they're doing and I'm going to have you comment in a minute Don bring up the next | |
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screenshot because now I went to world data and this this screenshot that Don's going to bring | |
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up next okay it's up on the screen now you see it's interesting that if this thing was a virus | |
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that we all need to be fearful of you can see the date I picked was September 21st 2020 Jay | |
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you can see well why why did certain countries not get it and I'm I picked out specifically if | |
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you look at of course Greenland didn't get it and you know there's a whole movie I'm you know | |
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getting to Greenland but then the interesting country that didn't get the virus as of September | |
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21st of 2020 was Ukraine anyway what is your thought about this you know at this point in the | |
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in that whole scheme where there you know I when I started to see these maps that oh wow this is | |
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interesting it went along these highway corridors and it didn't it didn't jump certain countries I | |
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started okay is this thing even a virus so the show is yours go ahead my response would be that | |
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this is in retrospect I think really strong evidence for the play which I think they really | |
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planned all along which was that the island that I will step back one second and say that I do | |
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think that most of the theater that was engaged in was orchestrated by the five ice countries | |
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including ourselves so Canada Australia New Zealand England us and of course that's because | |
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these are the people that we can most easily identify with as Americans and so what needed to | |
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happen is Americans needed to see examples of lockdowns that were number one much harsher than | |
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theirs and number two that worked and so Australia New Zealand are examples of lockdowns that worked | |
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and they they locked down in Australia most of us can't remember that they were allowed outside | |
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for one hour a day they locked down for hundreds of days in a row they weren't allowed to go from | |
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state to state unless they were vaccinated and that level of control they could have never executed | |
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in America but they needed to set an example and they needed to be able to say that because we | |
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locked down we didn't have any cases until 2021 and so that's the story that I think was there that's | |
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the that was the thing we were being shown these ridiculously angry Australian and New Zealand | |
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leaders but also the Americans saying well maybe their lockdown is going to work you know and maybe | |
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maybe the Japanese are wearing masks and that's why they're not sick all of this speculation was | |
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pre-prepared and it's part of this limited spectrum of debate where then the people on TV are arguing | |
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not about whether there's a virus but whether or not the lockdowns there are working better | |
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than the lockdowns here yep exactly that's exactly what they want they want us to get into these | |
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dialectic arguments that have nothing to do with the truth oh we're gonna rattle through a couple | |
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more here so what do you think about when they pulled the Johnson and Johnson shot yeah it's | |
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exactly the same thing and the worst part about this is is that we can go back to Jesse | |
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Gelsinger and know that they already knew that adenovirus wasn't going to be a useful way to augment | |
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a human body the functioning human body Jesse Gelsinger is a guy who had a very rare genetic | |
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disorder missing a enzyme in his in his liver it's very debilitating you have to have a very | |
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special diet yeah yeah yeah and they tried to transfect his liver with the enzyme that he needed | |
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using an adenovirus vector which is very similar to Johnson and Johnson and AstraZeneca | |
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and after it worked for about a week or so of course his immune system attacked his liver he had | |
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acute liver failure and died this hasn't been improved in any way because you're still encroaching | |
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on the same you know barrier and the same immune system that needs to understand the difference | |
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between self and non-self and the moment you start transfecting foreign proteins into parts of your | |
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body the immune system is not up to that challenge that's not a natural that's not a natural question | |
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that the immune system ever has to answer yes and so that's the problem you know there aren't | |
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supposed to be cells in your body that are expressing foreign proteins that's that's if they are they | |
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need to be eliminated and and so anyway I think that's that's probably the best | |
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and the most diabolical part of the rollout because that is pointed to as evidence that the system | |
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works and that when there's a red then when there's a bad signal we pulled it from the market and so | |
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exactly obviously if we didn't pull the mRNA off the market there was no signal | |
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yeah yep it's like it was I'm going to come back to that because I see there's a bigger | |
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sacrifice that I think is coming so J&J gets sacrificed for the good of the agenda all right | |
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so then you know the first big lawsuit that was filed was the remdesivir lawsuit in California | |
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all right and so I have an opinion of that but you have a perspective of the remdesivir lawsuit | |
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was that the one about glass in the bottles no this is that there is a number of families | |
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got together the attorneys filed against Gilead for producing remdesivir because remdesivir | |
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killed their loved ones okay so you know I see the remdesivir lawsuit as what's the best case | |
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scenario you know the best case scenario is Gilead has to pay the people who were killed by | |
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remdesivir assuming it can be proven which you know it's easily proven but I mean you're trapped | |
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in the court system first but assuming that they win what what do they get they get a payment | |
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relative to a drug that killed them it doesn't stop anything because all it is is a the worst case | |
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scenario is a money judgment so I see that as simply another distraction and they're moving on | |
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to substantially worse things while people are thinking you know putting their hopes in a remdesivir | |
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lawsuit one okay I want to move on to one that I'm guessing you that's everything I don't want | |
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you to move on yet I think it's a really interesting um I don't disagree with you at all it's just | |
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the first time I've ever heard anyone characterize there any remdesivir lawsuit could almost fit | |
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into that category exactly if you're going for financial damages which inevitably is what people | |
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go for then you're not solving the problem at all actually and that's that's really interesting | |
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well we structured Grace's lawsuit specifically to go after the people who pulled the trigger | |
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that's why our lawsuit is extremely expensive because we didn't you know the the attorneys just | |
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wanted us to go against Ascension Hospital System because that's where the money is but we named five | |
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doctors and two nurses to make a statement that the people who pulled the trigger are responsible | |
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for pulling the trigger you can't blame the hospital that they loaded the gun somebody still pulled | |
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the trigger and that's the same thing with remdesivir and the reason it's it's true with remdesivir is | |
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because you know you could you could say in the first three weeks four weeks maybe of the hospital | |
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stays that well we didn't know but now you've got the COVID era is 39 months and they're still using | |
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it and it has a 75% kill rate well now you're responsible because you you know nobody is that | |
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dumb to not see the kill rate in the hospital that you work at and same with same thing with | |
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ventilators so you could use remdesivir and ventilators same thing you know you're you're not | |
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you know people are responsible remdesivir is not responsible ventilators and aren't responsible | |
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people are responsible so people have to be held to account that's the only way to you know if | |
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we're going to use the system wow god i've never heard anyone say this it's so extraordinary | |
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to me that i've never heard anyone say this before well i it's not it but i'm just a dad so | |
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anyway i just see the leader you you you have come off to me in our in our previous conversations as | |
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being a guy who has been um meddled with on this and encouraged to go in the wrong direction or | |
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or in a useless direction several times and hearing use is simply describe it this way is | |
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really enlightening to me and it's something that i know i can take and repeat because it makes | |
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perfect sense to me to think this way um i i really like it a lot um and it will also it also i think | |
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this this concept also will put more onus on all of these health care practitioners to understand | |
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what they're doing and to think a little bit more about about their responsibilities to their | |
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patient because right now i think they do kind of hide behind the the you know i'm just part of | |
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the system i just do it i'm told kind of thing yeah yeah i agree all right i want to go through | |
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another one i was asked this one is because i was on a show and they asked me do you think that | |
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there was ever a virus and you know i'm don't have any credentials like you do but i mean the | |
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the research that i have been exposed to i thought no this was this was never a virus | |
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and so the lady who was the host said well what what do you make then of the patents the patents | |
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for the virus i said well how do you know that the patents weren't planted to get us to think that | |
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it was a virus so anyway your perspective on planted patents yeah so that's i i'm right there | |
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with you um i just want i would like to maybe clarify just a little bit to make sure that | |
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the people that are listening um get it uh the the point is uh a rather simple one um | |
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and i'll just you don't have to go away um i'll just use it here uh hold on one second | |
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and this needs to go away and this needs to come back and so i will just use this one slide here and | |
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just show you this picture so this is a little animation of what's supposed to happen inside | |
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of your cell as a virus is assembled this little tiny red string there is supposed to be the genome | |
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of the virus that's wrapped around these bigger pink proteins which are the end protein | |
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and then the virus gets enveloped into this endosome and uh it's going to repeat again now here | |
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so you see again the genome gets packaged around the end protein and then it gets | |
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invaginated into the endosome and the endosome already has spike protein expressed on the inside | |
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of it so then at the end you get this little ball so this is a cartoon which has been given to us | |
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by the pbs news hour and bill gates and all these virologists and because the cartoon is so pretty | |
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and detailed it's very tempting to believe that their their understanding of this process is as | |
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pretty and as detailed and that would be a complete lie um it's important to understand that they | |
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they have a loose idea of how viruses replicate but for example i wonder if anybody in your in | |
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your audience understands that the influenza virus needs to carry an enzyme with it in order | |
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to make copies for itself and a coronavirus supposedly doesn't need an enzyme with it because it makes | |
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its enzyme after it gets inside of your cells already a huge difference that they never talk | |
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about with regard to these viruses but it's very different in their cartoon the reason why this is | |
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important is because the cartoon that they have told you is one where the virus goes into your | |
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lungs and it makes copies of itself and then those copies come out and go to other people but | |
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if you read virology pre-pandemic and you try to understand the phenomenon of RNA viruses you | |
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understand that none of the real virologists on the ground believe that cartoon that the virus | |
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goes into your lungs makes copies of itself and comes back out they understand all kinds of things | |
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are not real about that cartoon they know that the virus can't make copies of itself very well | |
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it's very hard for it to grow in new tissues or to jump from animal to animal in their own | |
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best estimation they can never really find full sequences in the wild and instead they need to | |
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find fragments of it and then fill in the blanks to get a best guess of what this RNA might have | |
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been had they been able to retrieve the whole virus from the bat or from the cave or from whatever | |
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sample they had it in from the sample of the patient and so this important distinction about | |
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what viruses are and what they aren't in a laboratory has been obfuscated since basically AIDS and | |
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they have been using similar techniques that are actually indirect measurements of the presence of | |
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something and never definitively show that this structure is related to this effect or these | |
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proteins are related to this effect but they're all co-present or correlated with | |
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it's never a direct measurement so the most important thing to think about here is whether or not the | |
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virus can make copies of itself and how well it does that because in in RNA virology they can't they | |
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know that they can't and they used to whine about it that RNA viruses are so hard to study because | |
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we can't ever get them to grow and the reason why that is is more because of the aspects of | |
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DNA versus RNA DNA is a double-stranded molecule DNA has a number of enzymes that work together | |
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that can copy it and also proofread the copies RNA is single-stranded most of the time in nature | |
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and most of the time when we use it in our bodies messenger RNA is single-stranded and therefore | |
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if you were to try and copy it you wouldn't have two copies to compare to so proofreading it would | |
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be more difficult and in fact the mechanisms that are used on double-stranded DNA can't be used on | |
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RNA because RNA is single-stranded so coronaviruses are actually single-stranded RNA and if you think | |
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about coronaviruses like a mixtape if you want to make coronaviruses in the laboratory and you | |
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assemble them and you find one you can't make copies of a mixtape over and over and over again | |
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because the tape copies will get more and more terrible nobody will want to use them in headphones | |
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because the sound deteriorates CDs on the other hand can be copied you can share them with your | |
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friends you can and they can make copies of the copies that you made and they don't deteriorate | |
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in in quality this analogy is pretty close to how RNA versus DNA would be copied in any | |
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mammalian or or well eukaryotic system it doesn't matter what biology you're talking about | |
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copying DNA is high fidelity and copying RNA if it's even done his lower fidelity than this | |
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copying process so what that translates to very simply is that RNA virology doesn't work very | |
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well in a dish he can't really grow them very often and if you look at these coronavirus papers | |
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that from all these crazy laboratories that everybody's pointing out has gained a function | |
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you will find that they never can grow the virus they always find the sequence they always reconstruct | |
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the sequence retrieve the sequence and then the sequence is instead translated into DNA | |
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and that DNA then can be used to grow lots of copies like a CD lots of copies of itself | |
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now if it's a coronavirus they've realized that they have to make it into pieces to make lots | |
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of copies of it and they reassemble it but that doesn't matter for this purpose it's to understand | |
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that it wouldn't grow in culture but it does they can make a DNA copy of it the nice thing about | |
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this is is that this uses very standard industrial techniques for making any biologic you just grow | |
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it in an E. coli culture the E. coli faithfully makes copies of your DNA after you take the E. coli | |
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out of those cultures you can convert that DNA to RNA and now you have a form of the virus that | |
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never existed in nature that you couldn't retrieve from the cave that you couldn't pull out of the | |
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bat and it's super pure because it came from one single sequence of DNA that was copied many times | |
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so instead of having a swarm of incomplete RNAs which is the best possible virus model that the | |
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virology experts could be left with at this stage if it's not just all mythology that that still is | |
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is artificially recreated with this process to a purity level and to a quantity that can't | |
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exist anywhere in nature this would allow them to send it around to all their friends so that all | |
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their friends can do the same experiments using the same RNA and more importantly you could make | |
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large quantities of this and you could distribute it anywhere you wanted to and wherever you look | |
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for it you would find it and it wouldn't be variable like one from mother nature it would be pure | |
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the signal would be great the PCR primers would work perfect the the RNA would culture in a dish | |
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and you would be able to sequence it and report a full sequence unlike any virus that you could | |
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find in mother nature and the crazy thing is is that they've known that they can do this there's a | |
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paper before the the um I won't go into that now with you there are many papers before the pandemic | |
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which have tried to look at the replication fidelity of coronaviruses and found this same thing | |
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that they just don't replicate very well and the best thing that we can do the way that we | |
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can make the most infectious materials to start with a DNA clone make lots of RNA from that and | |
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then do all of our experiments from this stock which has nothing to do with whatever phenomenon | |
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they call SARS-CoV-2 that supposedly came from a laboratory in Wuhan that's the big that's the | |
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big trick that they've pulled on us wow I'm glad you have those slides at your disposal that | |
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they do a fantastic job of explaining and you have a gift at putting words to the slide so thank you | |
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for that I want to move on to one more talking point before we close today which is you know how | |
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they're setting this whole thing up now to be up all about COVID and the setup the first setup was | |
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Congress illegally ended COVID on April 10th of 2023 and if you start looking at everything since | |
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April 10th of 2023 you start seeing uh these are these are purposely the the narratives are | |
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purposely being released to get us to look at we've got to have responsibility for what happened | |
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with COVID and or COVID was we made mistakes but we'll get it right next time that's what's going on | |
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now and I see every headline through that lens and bigger picture so when I think when you and I | |
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talked a couple weeks ago Jay we talked about the movie sound of freedom so when you watch sound | |
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of freedom you see you know it was a fine film but then if you look at okay what's really going on | |
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here well why did it take them five years to release it why didn't they talk about the real | |
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issue which is what's behind the the child trafficking the the killing of children for organs the | |
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killing of children for the satanic rituals why didn't they talk about that and the real | |
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clothes the real hook to that movie was right at the end and I saw the hook of course I can't | |
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watch anything now like I used to because there's no fun in watching it I'm always looking for | |
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the gotcha and the gotcha in that film is the man who it was based on they showed his testimony | |
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his live testimony you know wasn't live in the film but his his real testimony in front of congress | |
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and that congress is making a commitment to end this that we're going to have legislation | |
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oh my gosh congress is in on it congress is in on this whole COVID science so you can't have | |
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congress do an investigation of itself or pass a law against itself when they're in on it | |
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all right so now that being said we my wife and I watched the movie shot dead and I know the | |
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director and producer of the the documentary she's she's one I believe is trustworthy so I'm not | |
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looking at that film as as bad but it was all about vaccine deaths and injuries and it was it | |
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was well done as soon as I got done with it I said to my wife I said Pfizer is going to be a sacrifice | |
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and I think that's coming we have to have a monster sacrifice so the agenda continues realize the | |
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agenda is what they're after so if they make a big sacrifice so they sacrifice J&J before I said | |
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I'm going to come back to that I think Pfizer is going to be a sacrifice to keep the agenda going | |
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so what's going on is you know we've got the election cycle which that diverts 70 percent of | |
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the population right there but then you know they've reduced gas prices everything's back to normal | |
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you know that's part of the scyop to get us focused on okay now that COVID's over everything's | |
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back to normal we've got to have accountability for COVID and I'm going to have Don play a clip | |
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and tell you why I played and then J.J. I'm going to let you rip on that so go ahead and play the | |
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clip Don we shouldn't be told that we have to take a vaccine speakers at the rally arguing their | |
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loved ones could still be alive if medical protocols were different during the pandemic | |
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I think people had to suffer I think many people died that didn't have to they're now calling for | |
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accountability we should not have to worry when we go to our doctor are we going to be on the right | |
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side of politics it is time that we have an investigation here in Oklahoma there was people | |
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who've been trained who who are medical positions that should have known better than this and they | |
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have a responsibility to treat patients and not listen to what they know is untrue representative | |
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Humphrey says the rally is one of the first steps taken to eventually make laws in the state to | |
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prevent something like this from happening again I appreciate all the doctors and nurses and | |
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the ones who who fought through it worked and at risk of their own life and who did that so | |
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they're much appreciated this is not any kind of attack on the medical field this is an attack on | |
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how that we allowed politics and money to overtake our medical agencies and medical departments and | |
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make medical decisions he says next they will request an interim study and collect evidence to | |
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present to the attorney general interestingly his name is JJ Humphrey I just picked up on that | |
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coincidence I met him last this past Saturday I flew to Oklahoma City to speak at the state | |
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capital for this event and so the local Fox station does this coverage and my wife showed it to me I | |
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didn't know that they had done the coverage she she showed it to me and I instantly said | |
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that is complete bullshit and the reason is just he's got like all you can just listen to these | |
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politicians they go right through the talking point so first I just jotted them down as I was | |
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listening so first we need to have a choice relative to take the vaccination or not well so you see | |
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that we still are on the vaccination agenda okay vaccinations are it's all a saiap the whole | |
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vaccination agenda is a saiap then he said that you know we've got to have accountability for | |
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the pandemic we need to have an investigation I mean who's going to investigate this the only | |
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people qualified are guys like you and I Jay and then this is not about the doctors and nurses | |
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well the heck it isn't I mean those are the people who pulled the trigger so anyway he hit | |
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all the talking points that they're trying to sell us right now so that we can have | |
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accountability and we all buy into okay we got the best government on earth anyway I probably | |
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gave you all the answers already but I still want your perspective no I I don't think I'm even | |
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seeing it as as well as you but I what I'm what I'm most fascinated by now because you're really | |
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getting me excited about it is how do we how can we what is the right idea do you think what we | |
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need to do is I just I'm processing this in real time can we get for example the the doctors | |
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to turn on their administration then like in other words once you | |
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make this momentum so that okay now people understand that actually you should blame the doctor | |
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now the doctor has to say okay well hey wait a minute I was told and I needed now the doctors | |
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got to turn and and up the chain I don't think that's such a bad idea | |
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essentially it seems like some of these people are suggesting we should skip all those people | |
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and go right to the top of the chain go right for the NIH or something or the CDC instead of | |
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prosecuting the doctors but I do see your point it's it's extraordinary I was jotting down other | |
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notes so it's a it's a it to me I don't I don't doubt at all do you know who Ted Gunderson is | |
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I don't oh Ted Gunderson is a guy who used to work for the FBI you should look him up | |
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he might not be alive anymore but Ted Gunderson was after the the networks of the sound of freedom | |
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back in the 90s already actually dropped out of the FBI because the FBI wouldn't do anything about it | |
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and became quite a whistleblower for a long time tour in the United States like just giving away | |
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packets of information he used to be the head of the FBI on the whole west coast actually | |
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Ted Gunderson the this fight has been going on a long time Ted Gunderson is the guy who woke me up | |
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about some of the the history that I lived through when I was a teenager and I have no doubt in my | |
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mind that that what we experienced over the last four years was an unprecedented level of | |
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of an attempt to invert our understanding of of what reality is and make sure that none of us | |
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had a solid footing that mattered and and that's that's really it's one of those things where I | |
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still find that the people that are now opposing us Scott are trying very hard to get us to commit | |
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to one particular explanation when it's a crime scene I'm not supposed to come up with the the | |
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explanation for how they did it I just know that it's a crime and I know that these people are lying | |
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about what actually happened and your point is really it's really sinking very deep | |
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and it also makes me kind of sad because I don't know maybe you've you've obviously thought about | |
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it longer than I have what do we if we can't and I agree we probably can't turn to the current | |
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city in Congress is is one possible solution to elect people like you and me should we start | |
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running for office is that a solution or not really yeah it's a great question and it actually | |
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brings up it's I'm going to answer that in the frame of starting to wrap things up sure sure | |
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you're going to come on my show anyway and we're going to do this again yeah we're going to talk | |
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yeah you'll have another week of process yeah you know the the solutions that are being | |
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proposed are all man-made so you know having us guys like you and I run for Congress | |
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those type of things are all under I see them all under the false profit system power back to the | |
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people because it doesn't acknowledge how we got here we got here by rejecting God and we can't | |
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there's nobody going to be held accountable for for the real psi up here you know they're going | |
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you know if Pfizer is a sacrifice that will look like accountability but it's all to set up you | |
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know if the false profit system looks like hey we're going to go back to the gold standard we're | |
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going to have Nuremberg two trials we need to give control back to the people those are all | |
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great talking points that are being sold right now if you watch you'll see these talking points | |
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are being sold as so a way to say this succinctly is the plant there's there's a plan to take down | |
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the cabal so the cabal we look at okay this whole you know the great reset this is all the cabal | |
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has got this all set up well the plan to take down the cabal was written by the cabal | |
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so this really gets people in the right frame of mind for the solution because the solution | |
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has nothing to do with the proposals that you're hearing the solution | |
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is understanding everything that's happening through a biblical worldview and what God said | |
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I'm just going to read a scripture reference j in 2 Thessalonians chapter 2 verses 10 through 12 | |
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it says they perish because they refuse to love the truth and so be saved for this reason God | |
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sends them a powerful delusion so that they will believe the lie and so that all will be condemned | |
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who have not believed the truth but delighted in wickedness so I see the powerful delusion I | |
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mean I could be wrong with this but I see the powerful delusion as the anti-Christ evil system | |
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and then the red pill false prophet less evil system the two sides of the satanic coin | |
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are the powerful delusion and it's called the world and we get sucked into that and thinking | |
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men can save us is been around for a long time you know the people who were led directly by God | |
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the Israelites in first Samuel chapter 8 you know they wanted a king you know and they begged | |
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Samuel give us a king and Samuel pleaded with God and said hey you know what should I do here | |
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and God said give them their king so God won't go against what we what we want and we want a king | |
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we want somebody to save us from this mess and it's already set up anyway so that's what I see I | |
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think the answer to this is repentance I think covid was a call to repentance | |
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that's how I see it now and I I really can't see it any other way so when I look at Grace's lawsuit | |
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for example Jay I don't see it about money at all we've already said if we get any money we're not | |
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taking it and that's why we did the more expensive path that's why we didn't haven't taken money | |
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from people who have offered to sponsor our case it's got to be above reproach we're using the case | |
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to shed light on evil and that's the purpose of the case and that's why I've been on 800 shows | |
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and I just want to keep sharing so that people can wake up and you have a chance to save yourself | |
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from a hospital stay of course physically but more importantly to the spiritual message that | |
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I'm sharing right now so anyway that's my my two cents worth | |
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um it's uh I want you to have the last the last word of course so go out you thought all yours now | |
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um I don't know I don't know how to approach this because I I don't I don't typically um on my show | |
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I don't really talk about um these kinds of issues I try to stay very much a biologist um but I hint | |
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at the idea that that at the heart of my understanding um lies this idea that somewhere | |
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in in all of my work and reading and and investigation I keep running into this | |
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irreducible complexity that that is everything that makes us sacred and and and makes our you | |
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know we can study biology and bugs and how animals work it's of course you want to understand how | |
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God's creation is connected and and how it all sings together and what our place is when within | |
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it but but um most of the the impetus for our investigation in academic biology is trying to | |
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undermine that or trying to dispel that as a right as a as a sacred idea and so um I don't know what | |
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it is about me and my in my being that drew me out of academia but I always knew that what was | |
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going on there wasn't the appreciation of the sacred that I wanted it to be and and instead what it | |
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was was the demystifying of it and the the um the almost uh desecrating of it in many in many labs | |
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um and this took a long time for me to wake up to um and I'm trying my best to craft a message | |
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which um the presence of of God and Christ is behind me and and visible um without necessarily | |
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me always calling him to to mind by name um and and it's really important um I tell my kids this a | |
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lot I say it to my wife a lot um it's really important that that's there otherwise I don't I | |
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would never have been able to keep um the the hope alive that that what I'm doing might contribute | |
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to something that will keep our grandchildren safe um and and as you've outlined it you know we are | |
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up against it's this is for all the marbles this is from generations past already things are | |
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are are crescendoing right now in our lifetimes that unfortunately or fortunately | |
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um it's in our lifetimes that this is happening I mean I I can't tell you how | |
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awesome it would have been if I would have grown up in the 50s and been a biologist in the 60s um | |
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I would be dying right now as uh as a happy uh go lucky emeritus biologist you know that | |
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that spend his time hiking with his grandkids and and and if I could have gone out in 2019 like | |
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that it wouldn't have been a bad way to go but we we have been chosen to be here um for whatever | |
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reason um and I can't thank you enough for for sharing your story as as often and as widely as | |
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you do it takes a lot of courage and I'm sure um it costs a lot um it's it you know it's uh | |
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well you know it's really it's something really special and I don't I can't imagine losing one | |
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of my children um I'm sure that the reason why I haven't is because I would not have been able to | |
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and be a good example as a Christian like you are um I probably would have done | |
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or acted much differently and so you're in my prayers man I don't know what to say I feel like | |
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I'm uh I'm definitely lucky to have ever run into you and cross pass with you so | |
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I I feel the same I mean I uh | |
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God gets all the credit here I mean I am shocked at what is inside of me I mean he he truly | |
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um is in charge the coincidences there there's no coincidences all the things that he set up | |
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for a time such as this for me to be active and have no fear in what we're doing and you know | |
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there's there's so many things but it's it's all him so Jay thanks so much for coming on and I will | |
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see you next week if you just want to hang around for a minute here at the end we'll say goodbye after | |
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Dan signs us off okay very good | |
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please stand by for further details we return you now to your regularly scheduled program | |
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you | |
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