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If you're sick, don't leave the office without spitting in a cup or getting swabbed because | |
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every virus, they can figure it out and the infection can only be treated by the specific | |
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antibiotic. | |
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So there has to be a culture like stop letting them ruin your body and everybody else's | |
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right, it weakens, it weakens the ability with, with regards to the, yeah, I developed | |
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antibiotics resistance edus because I had it so many times and I was in the hospital | |
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so much. | |
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My kid is that MRSA twice. | |
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But like the top immunologist in Chicago, he told me before the pandemic, the mask | |
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will make you sicker because you'll only have germs on it. | |
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You don't have an immune system. | |
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If you wear a mask, it will do the opposite. | |
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The only way a mask would benefit you is if you knew somebody was sick and they wore | |
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the mask. | |
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But he told me, I had a time because I was quarantined since 2014 and I was like, hey, | |
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can I like come out of my bubble? | |
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And he said, you can go to a restaurant, but say six feet away from people. | |
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So like I had heard all of these things pre pandemic and I hadn't developed the tools | |
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how to keep myself safe. | |
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If you follow like, I follow this old Netherlands vet, he asks all of the, all the things, what's | |
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their diet, what's their stress level, have they traveled and what are they eating? | |
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He prescribes steroids for inflammation, antibiotics, or like temporary pain medication. | |
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And he talks to them about nutrient deficiencies in the soil in their local places. | |
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And then he says, one was the last time they did a parasite cleanse. | |
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And that is shit that like animals and people are the same. | |
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They go back to the ancient Egyptian scrolls. | |
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They tell you what infections are. | |
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They tell you what viruses are. | |
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They tell you what everything is and how to treat it. | |
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Like I was the person in the medical system like they're not trying to kill me. | |
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They're they're helping me until they were killing me. | |
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And I couldn't deny it. | |
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It is my girl. | |
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You have passed the broccoli efficiently. | |
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They gave you broccoli and you have passed. | |
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Like they literally told me don't eat fruits and vegetables and I've been asking them since | |
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I was a child. | |
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Does it matter what I eat? | |
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No. | |
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Chew your food. | |
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Don't eat fruits and vegetables. | |
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Who said that? | |
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The University of Chicago, the University of Wisconsin, these doctors in the country. | |
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I removed them. | |
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Well, I didn't remove them. | |
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I just removed this mic. | |
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That's right. | |
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I mean, I have 43 years of how the medical system fucked me down to the big joke of the | |
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week, you know, 13 years post menopausal and they diagnosed me as pregnant. | |
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And don't look at the Mayo Clinic, no, look at the top doctors. | |
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And then they're like, oh, well, then you have cancer. | |
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And I'm like, I don't have cancer. | |
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Stop it. | |
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I was only trying to point out dies to what John was alluding to with week, couldn't have | |
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a pandemic because we have antibiotics. | |
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And then they started killing everybody off because they weren't administering antibiotics | |
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like our pandemic emergency. | |
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They threw everything out the window and started using new protocols to endorse their new narrative | |
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and their fucking pandemic. | |
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They don't know. | |
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It's mad science. | |
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It's mad science on steroids as far as I'm concerned. | |
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It's been a wonderful discussion. | |
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Folks, pleasure is always drawn and everyone else until next time. | |
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Be well, be kind to one another and we got this folks time is on our side. | |
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They tested me for all kinds of viruses last week, the viruses they didn't test me for | |
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strep and COVID. | |
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The two things that like strep is I would need antibiotics for. | |
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And then the doctor that I got when I had to go back to a different emergency room, I said, | |
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how about a strep test? | |
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And he's like, do you want like the COVID one and stuff like that? | |
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And I said, no, I only want something that I need an antibiotic for. | |
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I don't need to know the rest and he's like, yeah, okay, good thing. | |
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Like he got it. | |
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He was like with me on the whole like, this is bullshit. | |
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And what I'm saying is like, they know this is bullshit. | |
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John, I'm working on, sorry, I didn't mean to cut you off before he even began to speak. | |
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But I'm working on some stuff offline and I would like to share some things with you | |
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and maybe pick your brain, could make it accessible for me to DM you. | |
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Yeah, you can. | |
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Thanks. | |
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While you were saying that, I followed you back. | |
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Oh, you're awesome. | |
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Go ahead. | |
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I was just going to say that my phone's eaten up, so it's going to start glitching out. | |
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I am exhausted, so I'm going to take off. | |
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Thanks for, thanks for listening to here. | |
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I had one question for you, John, before you scoot out of here, so I was kind of skimming | |
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through that exegeta border. | |
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It kind of looks like the core of it, while their claim is that they just, they want | |
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to get away from egg-based influenza vaccines. | |
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I'm currently reading the river. | |
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So it goes back into the 50s, right, polio vaccine, HIV, Simeon virus, all that jazz. | |
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And I'm just curious, like you've done a lot of research on this. | |
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So how many vaccines are there outside of the influenza vaccines that they're attenuated | |
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through the egg? | |
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Is it most of them? | |
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You got the wrong guy. | |
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I don't know any of this stuff. | |
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I hardly read any of it. | |
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I can show the data that I have with regard to what people are dying from, and that's | |
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what I do. | |
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But where there's a whole bunch of people studying stuff, I don't spend my time going | |
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there. | |
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I'm sorry I can't answer, but I've never had a flu vaccine in my life. | |
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I had the flu once, maybe 10 years ago or something, and they didn't have any room for | |
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me in the host. | |
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In the ER, I was stuck in the hallway. | |
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They started me $600 for an ER room anyway, even though I didn't get one. | |
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And they did a flu test, even though it was too late to use Tamiflu, and that the treatment | |
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was going to be the same regardless of whether or not I had the test, which was freaking | |
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ridiculous. | |
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I had to pay hundreds of dollars for the test, and I'm like, wait a minute, why didn't they | |
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tell me that the treatment doesn't matter whether I get the test or not? | |
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They just wanted to have me pay for a test. | |
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Exactly, because they can't charge you for it. | |
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Yeah, right. | |
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So they just, I was like, fucking, I'm not paying that in those fucking assholes. | |
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Because you go to any other business, and it doesn't work like that. | |
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They tell you what's going on, and you decide whether or not you want to pay for it. | |
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And I was like, okay, come on in, we're going to do everything to you, and you're going | |
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to have to pay for everything. | |
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We're not going to tell you what it is. | |
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Anyway, the point is, fuck the flu test. | |
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And all the other stupid shots that they're giving, and one of my friends has taken a | |
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flu shot for like 50 years in a row, or however long it's been out. | |
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And every year, I'm going to get the flu shot and get the flu shot, and I think you're | |
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ridiculous, dude. | |
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He finally is like, I'll never get another flu shot. | |
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And he is indicative of very many people. | |
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They destroyed the vaccine market. | |
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So it is important though that people like you read the books and can tell us what's | |
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going on, and all the bad stuff. | |
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I just, you know, I got a shot when I was four years old, and I went deaf in one ear. | |
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And there's a lot of kids deaf in both ears from that shot. | |
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And I just know, like, you're not testing shit, and the human body takes care of stuff. | |
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The one thing though, antibiotics though, she's unreally, I've been so sick, practically | |
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dying a number of times in my life, and antibiotics, I feel great right after five hours. | |
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And, oh, I've got so much more energy, my body's not feverish anymore, it's knocking | |
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down the strep bronchitis, pneumonia, those are the three things I get, usually. | |
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I strep a lot in my life, like 104 degree fever kind of thing, delirious, how difficult | |
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to walk. | |
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Anyway, sorry I couldn't answer, but why take any, it's all bullshit, you know, let God | |
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sort it out. | |
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Well, thanks for, thanks for, you know, letting me know, I'll ask this in another space. | |
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I'm just curious. | |
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If you can, if you can get, if you can get to Kevin McKernan, or even pose your question | |
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to JJ Cooey, you'll get a better answer there, both. | |
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Yeah. | |
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Yeah. | |
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Although they don't, they don't like each other, but yeah. | |
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No, but they both work in the same sphere. | |
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Kevin's in genetics, and JJ's more on the biology side. | |
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So Kevin's the expert on the genetic side. | |
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Although he, he has a lot of knowledge, Kevin's really smart, but, but, | |
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Byron Brindle, or Brittle, he'd be one to ask, but I never see him in spaces. | |
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No, he, he's, well, he was involved in a few things, because he was in our group, like, | |
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it was, I brought Kevin and JJ into Christian's group, and Byron was already there, along | |
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with Jessica Rose and Stephanie Sennep from Archie or Doe, and a few other people. | |
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And so, so I was there for, like, a year and a few months, but Kevin and JJ came in for, | |
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like, six, seven months before we all kind of just broke up. | |
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Yeah. | |
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And, and then I did a reunion kind of thing with, it's on the videos out there. | |
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You guys know a lot of people helped me. | |
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Mark Koolak kind of ran the, you ran a Twitter space, I don't know, Vlog's still here if | |
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you remember that. | |
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And then, it was a year ago in March, because we did it on St. Patrick's Day, March 17. | |
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But I don't know if you heard at the beginning part, where before Kevin got there, JJ, | |
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Jessica Rose, Stephanie Sennep, Mark Stewart, I'm trying to get the audio working or something | |
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on my computer, and they're talking, they're like, yeah, I have to look up stuff that Kevin | |
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says. | |
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He's just so smart that, and these are really smart people, but when it comes to the stuff | |
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that Kevin knows, he's just out there, and he can apply it, and he can bring it down | |
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to a level that anybody here can understand. | |
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But often he doesn't. | |
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He talks, well, above, I'm like, I don't know what you're talking about, dude, no clue. | |
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But he can bring it down. | |
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Anyway, just a little anecdote there. | |
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That's out on Rumble, you can, you can play in that video, and I chopped up Stephanie's | |
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as a separate presentation, and JJ Kuis as a separate presentation, and they're pretty | |
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good. | |
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You know, video editing, edit them. | |
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Mark's theory's really good. | |
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It really is. | |
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Unfortunately, he doesn't get a lot of credit, and people think he's crazy because he tries | |
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to say it's everything is associated with ball of theory, but it's more than 50%. | |
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More than 50% of the harms from the vaccine are just standard ballous injections. | |
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I believe he's right, but he says it's 100%. | |
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So people don't take them seriously, unfortunately. | |
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Anyway, thanks a lot. | |
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Have a good night, everybody. | |
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I'm sure you guys can find a lot of stuff in John's sub-start that he's got on his profile | |
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page. | |
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And thank you, John, so much for being so patient with us and helping us out. | |
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I appreciate it. | |
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Where's that book? | |
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Where's that book coming? | |
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I was just going to say that. | |
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Okay. | |
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Let's see. | |
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How do I say this? | |
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I was very frustrated, and now I'm not frustrated. | |
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I am now taking control of the whole thing, and it should be completely done by Monday | |
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evening. | |
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Actually, both books should be completely done. | |
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Both books and e-books should be completely done, and I hope to have a printer contract | |
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signed by Tuesday or Wednesday, and then it's two weeks until the book's shipped to the | |
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fulfillment house, which I will sign a contract with Wednesday. | |
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And at that point, it's just a matter of shipping. | |
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So I set a date of there's no way it's going to be passed February 21, but I hope it'll | |
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be like a week before that. | |
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So that's the time frame that people will see actual books. | |
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Well, you know what? | |
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The e-books could come out earlier because there's no shipping, and there's no printing. | |
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So I could potentially get the e-books out there in a week. | |
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Yeah. | |
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I could potentially, yeah, I could potentially get the e-books out there in a week. | |
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A lot of people ordered the e-books, but people did bundles, so there's like partial orders. | |
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And when I don't know if you know what I'm talking about, there's two publications come | |
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out. | |
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One is the real CDC, and I have my original subtitle back now. | |
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Not the one that's being advertised out there. | |
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I'm just not going to say anything until I get some contract legal stuff done. | |
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But the CDC memorandum is the second publication. | |
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I don't call it a book. | |
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It's a spiral bound, eight and a half by 11, 157 pages of about 400 graphs, and about 130 | |
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pages of text, double spaced, like a legal document. | |
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The subtitle of the CDC memorandum, the subtitle is Notice of Criminal Liability, and a non-redacted | |
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version. | |
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So the original version is going to go to the directors of the CDC FDA, NIH, 12 of their | |
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underlings, and then six state attorneys general, at least, and then hopefully get it before | |
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some grand juries. | |
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And then the redacted, it's not actually redacted. | |
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What I'm doing is I'm swapping real names for fictitious names in Minnesota to adhere | |
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to a promise that I made about revealing actual names for Minnesota. | |
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All the Massachusetts names are actual. | |
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But people won't know what's a real name and what's a substituted fake name that I put | |
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in there. | |
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But I'm telling you, the Massachusetts names are right. | |
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You can actually look up the obituaries, check out what I've done. | |
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You can go to various reports, look up the various numbers. | |
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So you can corroborate all the evidence that are in the 172 enumerated paragraphs. | |
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And you could probably figure out the Minnesota stuff, because you've got the various record | |
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numbers which don't have names. | |
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You won't be able to look up the share file number which are in there for the birth certificates. | |
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But if you see a 78-year-old man who died on a specific date, you might be able to find | |
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that and find out his real name if you were to go through that much trouble. | |
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Anything can be found out. | |
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But like I said, I changed the names of those. | |
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So that's not going to be a week behind the book. | |
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It's going to come out when the book comes out. | |
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So I have those two publications. | |
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Most of the people bought both of them as a bundle. | |
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I didn't think I'd sell a lot of CDC memorandums, so the original list price is $150 and then | |
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I kind of knock it down to like $90 if you buy it from me direct instead of like through | |
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Amazon. | |
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But what I made in the book is $40 retail and then on my site it's $25. | |
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So you get a $25 and a $90. | |
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If you buy the two of them together, it's $55, which people told me, that doesn't make | |
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any sense. | |
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You look stupid. | |
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Like, yeah, I look so stupid. | |
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How come everybody's buying the bundle? | |
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So the reason why it was so high on the CDC memorandums, I didn't think I was going to | |
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sell more than a couple hundred and there's a lot of tooling costs to get the printer | |
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up and running. | |
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And by the time I'm done, I'm losing money selling the book. | |
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So the price had to be really high. | |
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But then when I bundled it, the economics are all working out. | |
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So I should be able to make money on the books and not, you know, it'll be good. | |
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I'll be happy with what happens. | |
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And I'm in control. | |
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I'm in charge. | |
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And now I have a date that I set and I'm going to hit my date because I'm an engineer | |
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and we hit our dates. | |
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I'm not a publisher, but I'm now self-publishing. | |
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So sorry for the long-winded answer. | |
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But there you go. | |
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It's all good, John. | |
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I've been following you since the early NCIs and I truly think you're making it a sint. | |
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They don't like praise though. | |
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No, I'll buy your bundle. | |
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Oh, hey, did you, I don't know if you guys saw the Epoch Times interview came out today. | |
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That was from November, early November, and that's part one. | |
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Part two is coming. | |
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That one's they've got, they put up some good graphics as I'm talking. | |
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You know, they're a good news outfit. | |
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I was on the high wire a week ago, a week and a half ago. | |
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That was like millions of people saw that and I had a whole 50, they said it was going | |
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to be a half an hour. | |
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I was there 54 minutes on the air live. | |
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What else? | |
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Oh, the New Hampshire testimony. | |
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The first bill I testified at on one post alone, a woman, she cut it down to four minutes | |
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and the important parts posted it and 40 and she's got almost 400,000 views on that. | |
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And then it's gone to other platforms. | |
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It's just in the Twitter thing. | |
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And then a week later I testified on the bill that I wrote on Thursday and that's got 80,000 | |
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views in 24 hours and it's still going. | |
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It's going strong. | |
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And that's for a bill that's, I mean, I'm biased, I wrote it. | |
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I think it's the best bill in the history of healthcare. | |
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It forces them to do their job to the analysis that I've done. | |
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They have to by law perform these reports and analyses quarterly and annually. | |
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And there's a provision where four different teams are selected by lottery for all these | |
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people. | |
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Anybody can submit a proposal if the proposal meets minimum standards of competence, then | |
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it's put into the vat and you roll the balls and then you pick out four. | |
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So four are selected by random lottery from the qualified proposals and they get access | |
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to the state computers and a state office for four weeks. | |
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And they produce a report and the state gets to see the report two days before it's released | |
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unless lives can be lost during those two days and then the teams can release the reports | |
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directly to the people. | |
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And what this would do would be the first of the ability to correlate vaccines to death | |
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certificates and Medicare and Medicaid and other health systems that they have access | |
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to. | |
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It would be a full transparent analysis of data keeping individual data private under | |
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NDA. | |
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But instead of government employees looking at it, you'd have actual people who could | |
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actually do math and do stuff with it and then produce the reports to the people. | |
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And we would know that if a drug was introduced, oh, you know, there's thyroid cancer happening, | |
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you know, in these zip codes or in the state, beginning at this time, it's like, what happened | |
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at that time? | |
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Oh, that drug came out. | |
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That works on your thyroid. | |
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Oh, yeah. | |
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And it gave everybody cancer. | |
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Okay. | |
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It would bring public health transparency. | |
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It's an intelligent system that there isn't any of in the entire world. | |
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It's what public health departments should have been doing all this time. | |
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But they're just pharma marketing and salespeople, we're paying them to kill us with our tax | |
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money. | |
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And of course, the government's fighting this bill, but I hope everybody can get behind | |
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it. | |
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We can pressure New Hampshire to do the right thing for their own people because the data | |
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belongs to the people, but the government is hiding the data from the people. | |
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And we were being given these products because they know they're complicit. | |
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Oh, yeah. | |
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Yeah. | |
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So, so that's the bill 1661 in house. | |
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It's house bill 1661 in New Hampshire. | |
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I hope you follow it. | |
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There's if you follow me on Twitter, you'll see a bunch of posts on it. | |
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It's it's hopefully, hopefully it'll go viral. | |
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You know, a couple of big names are holding back from promoting it. | |
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I don't know. | |
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I do know why, but it's more ego than anything else. | |
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You know, I wrote a good bill. | |
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It's fantastic. | |
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And I defended it. | |
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I didn't just go up and talk like we all do. | |
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I went up with the representative who submitted the bill and I talked for like 14 minutes | |
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or something or 15 minutes. | |
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And then it was question after question after question after question from both Democrats | |
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and the Republicans in New Hampshire from the house members, the congressmen of New Hampshire. | |
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None of them could poke a hole in it. | |
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I had two doctors kind of rolling their eyes by the time I was done, they were nodding | |
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with me. | |
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Even the Democrat guy was nodding like, oh, yeah, you're right. | |
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Yeah, you're right. | |
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And then after what the best part was that after me, if you go to the original video, | |
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you'll see the director of the Health and Human Services Department of New Hampshire came | |
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up to oppose oppose the bill along with one of his assistants who handles all the data. | |
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Very thick Chinese accents, sometimes difficult to understand her, but she's the one he brought. | |
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And just I'll try to sum that up and then I'll go. | |
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There were questions asked of him like, well, what about these excess tests that were presented | |
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in the specific causes? | |
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Are you at all concerned? | |
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Well, you know, we kind of look at everything. | |
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We look at all the just this bullshit dance of words. | |
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And then she didn't, she wasn't having it said, no, do you have any plans to investigate | |
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this? | |
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Well, we look at a lot of stuff and we look at this and it's so obvious to anybody from | |
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New Hampshire or anybody in the world, they're not going to look at their public health. | |
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The director of the whole department was just asked, are you going to look into what's killing | |
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people? | |
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And the answer was, fuck you, we don't, we'll do it if we feel like it, but we don't feel | |
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like it. | |
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So we're not going to do it. | |
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And I'm going to dance around your question and screw you guys like, holy shit. | |
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And then they asked the woman who understands the data. | |
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What did you do to investigate the potential deaths from COVID vaccines? | |
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Well, there's a code and we looked at the code and there were no deaths from that code. | |
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And she's talking about a specific code made for COVID vaccines that I don't even | |
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know what the health code is, but it's never been used. | |
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She evaded and then she basically lied to them by omission because Y59.0 viral vaccines | |
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and TA8.1, other complications from immunization, not elsewhere classified, were absolutely used | |
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by many people around the country. | |
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I know at least Massachusetts and Minnesota, but I assume others because the same codes | |
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were used in both those two locations, 1300 miles apart. | |
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So if any were used in New Hampshire, they wouldn't know because they didn't look. | |
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So you have the whole department, their entire investigation and she just admitted this to | |
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the house members, the entire investigation to check to see if anybody's getting hurt | |
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from these vaccines is, well, we looked for this code and it wasn't there. | |
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That's it. | |
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They didn't look for other codes. | |
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They didn't go into cases and look at people. | |
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They didn't compare vaccine dates to death certificates like I want to do, and they opposed | |
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the bill because they want to prevent me from finding all the stuff that they won't look | |
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for. | |
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And it all comes out right there. | |
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I speak and then they speak and they look like total assholes trying to screw over their | |
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entire state full of people and I named a bunch of people. | |
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They told me not. | |
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They did interrupt and say, you can't use the last names because I had just finished with | |
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the 11th name of people who died on the same day of their vaccination. | |
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I named 11 people who died on the same day of vaccination. | |
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And when I finished with the 11th, you got to stop using last names. | |
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It's like, oh, okay, I'm done. | |
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It was good, though. | |
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Yeah, I suggest if anybody has any, if you want to look at something, go look at that | |
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and you got to be patient because it's testimony and it takes a while. | |
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The four-minute thing that N40 posted is great, it's got 80,000 views. | |
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But if you want to see how the state responds, the highest guy in the entire state responding | |
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to me and you look at how somebody said, I'll repeat what somebody said, that I commanded | |
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the entire room, I answered every question and I won every debate and I just, I cleaned | |
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house. | |
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It was all and that's because everything I'm saying is right and I'm doing it in the interest | |
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of public health in New Hampshire. | |
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And then you get the whole, the department head comes up, won't answer questions, kind | |
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of evasive bullshit answers, not going to look at anything. | |
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The one thing they look at is a code nobody uses, all bullshit. | |
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It's like so stark, like, wow, government really doesn't care if people die. | |
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Right. | |
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So anyway, thanks for listening to me, go on again. | |
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I guess it's a good night. | |
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I won't be talking for a while. | |
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I'm going to avoid spaces because I talk too much. | |
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So thanks for having me. | |
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No, I'm not. | |
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I'm doing so much. | |
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I think Heather has a quick one for you before you run off. | |
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Yeah, I was going to say, John, you can't come into a space and then, you know, talk | |
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about all these things and then say, you know, you want to go to bed or you have to leave | |
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and because that's just not fair because we could keep you up here forever and keep asking | |
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you questions. | |
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But mine is very simple actually. | |
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And I'm sorry if I'm keeping you, but, you know, I just have to go ahead. | |
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So do you think when I say we are reaching people, I'm saying we meaning you and, you | |
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know, all the other people who are sharing information and facts and, you know, trying | |
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to spread the information and trying to get it out there, especially people like yourself, | |
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right, who are who have the facts, who have the data. | |
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Do you think we're getting somewhere? | |
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Do you think we are, yeah, it's sinking in is it's getting to people? | |
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Yeah. | |
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But like I said, in January 2021, this won't end until everybody knows somebody. | |
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So we're at the point where everybody knows somebody is just they have to make that attribution | |
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and they may not make the attribution in the first or the second or the third, but when | |
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they know the fourth person who died, they're making that attribution that when I gave the | |
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speech on Thursday, not that I drove from the State House in New Hampshire to boxred | |
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masks. | |
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Like I presented to like 50 people, man, it hurts. | |
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I mean, woman comes up, she lost her son and she lost her sister, sister was 76. | |
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And her son, no, that's her sister, she was 76, her son is best certificate. | |
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It says he was, oh, shoot, where's the age on here, I'm sorry, 51. | |
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Her son was 51 years old and he died and her sister was 76 and she died. | |
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And he died from a suspected pulmonary embolus. | |
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And they have as the second one, COVID-19, and he was vaccinated. | |
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So they blamed it on here's another vaccine death. | |
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She knows the vaccine death and pulmonary embolism is a huge signal for the vaccine, huge. | |
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And they, and here's the state lying and saying he died from COVID-19. | |
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So you have two frauds. | |
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One is a fraudable mission, the other is fraud a commission, and her sister died from | |
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hemorrhagic shock and acute bowel ischemia. | |
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So all the clots that shut down the bowels, the bowels can't push food through if the | |
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muscles, the autonomic, you know, put contracting and pushing all the food through your system. | |
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They can't contract if they don't have any blood because clots, the ischemia, you know, | |
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shut down the downstream oxygenation of the muscle cells. | |
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And then of course, that was two days. | |
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And then after two days of that, age is hemorrhaged hemorrhagic shock, I mean, she, sorry. | |
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So, you know, there's two people and one woman are people, but she was already on board. | |
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Obviously, her son and her sister were not on board because they, they took the vaccines | |
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and died. | |
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But we talk about that whenever I do a presentation and more and more, it's just happening. | |
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People are really, I mean, they're making the connection. | |
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The people who don't believe and didn't believe in what we were saying, they're starting | |
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to believe. | |
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So yes, the answer to your question is yes. | |
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And it's coming. | |
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And there are guys like a guy I talked to last week. | |
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What is he? | |
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He's like 60, 63. | |
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I'm 59. | |
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Talk about ready to go that this guy's getting in fights with Antifa. | |
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You know, he's like, but yeah, I mean, he's, he's ready to go. | |
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If you don't want to me, but he's saying, you think those Boston cops are going to save | |
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you? | |
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The Boston cops are sitting right there like, fuck you, I'm going to fuck you up. | |
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He's ready to go. | |
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It's a powder keg. | |
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It's a powder keg there's people are people are dying. | |
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They lose in family members. | |
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You got the elections coming up. | |
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The stuff's going to happen there. | |
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But there's a powder keg. | |
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It's going to blow up, especially in the, the red states. | |
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So I hope that answers your question. | |
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Yeah, I'm glad to hear not, not in obviously not glad in the way where it takes this, right? | |
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People losing people, but you, you get what I'm, you get what I'm. | |
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Yeah. | |
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It's happening. | |
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People know, but unfortunately, and keep talking about it. | |
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Don't let them off the hook. | |
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Because the ones that believed in it, the hubris they have, doesn't allow them to say it out | |
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loud. | |
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Well, fuck you, say it out loud. | |
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I want to hear you say it, you know, like, come on, you got to fight for your family. | |
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So all right. | |
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I guess I'll stick around for hands if they have anything to do with me. | |
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Otherwise, I'll go to bed. | |
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You're awesome love way too kind. | |
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East Coast. | |
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I'm not sure you've been in the room long enough to have a question for John. | |
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Is your question for John? | |
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Partly, I want to say, John, I very much respect you. | |
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I've worked in healthcare and what you're saying really resonates to me as in my | |
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profession, I am north of the border. | |
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I am in Canada, but I was forced to take the COVID vaccine in order to keep my job at a | |
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hospital in Toronto. | |
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And well, now I have a health condition. | |
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I have a heart condition because of the vaccine. | |
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And I know it's from the vaccine, even though doctors say it's from the vaccine, but | |
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three weeks after I got my second dose, I started having heart issues. | |
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Put two and two together had no health concerns prior to such. | |
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Anyway, keep up your fight. | |
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Keep spreading the word and I wish you guys the best of luck in your election | |
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coming up because, well, | |
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to be quite honest, we may never have another election here. | |
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Yeah, you will. | |
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Well, once we get this place straight now, we'll help you straighten that out. | |
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Trudeau's introducing an election reform, which means | |
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mail-in ballots, digital voting machines, and three days | |
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for them to screw with ballots. | |
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So, yeah, but that's still a year and a half away. | |
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No, maybe we'll fix things before then. | |
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I hope you guys do. | |
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I wish you the best of luck. | |
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And honestly, in three months, I might be in the US. | |
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So I'm really hopeful on that part. | |
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That's awesome. | |
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He's customer. | |
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Hello. | |
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Do you have another question for? | |
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Yeah, sorry. | |
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I forgot myself for John. | |
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Yeah, I do. | |
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I'm just curious, John. | |
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They can't possibly, you know, when someone dies now, they can't possibly be | |
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still using COVID as a death. | |
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Like, are they really? | |
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Yeah, I mean, not as much as they used to. | |
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But, well, not in Massachusetts as much because they're named on lawsuit. | |
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And I named four individual medical examiners and the chief medical examiner | |
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for fraud on death certificates and those individuals, I don't think they've | |
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certified another one in the last year and a half since I sued them. | |
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I think they've avoided writing COVID down. | |
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But I think others are. | |
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Yeah. | |
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It just would shock me. | |
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I mean, like someone said in here, Julie was saying, you know, they didn't even | |
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test it for COVID. | |
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I've heard a lot of people say they're not even asking anymore. | |
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Like they're not doing that. | |
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And for them to use that on death certificate, I'm sure that would peak, you | |
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know, that would, you know, bring some enlightenment to some people that, you | |
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know, might be up. | |
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That might be another connector that could possibly connect them together. | |
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And I also wanted to say to you, East Coast, did she leave shit? | |
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I just wanted to say to her, like whenever they tell her, you know, just tell her, | |
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you know, it is just that. | |
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I think that's part of we were saying that last night in this space that people | |
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have to start communicating to the doctor. | |
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Like we need to start to get firm with them. | |
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And yeah, you guys should come up with another ecosystem of, you know, I mean, I | |
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wrote, I was getting attacked pretty good. | |
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I think he's still practicing, but, you know, I reburged Dean. | |
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He's a good guy. | |
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And then Trotzi just lost his license to practice. | |
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You know, Mark Trotzi. | |
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Yeah, we saw that. | |
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Ira keeps the super low profile. | |
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We've been itching. | |
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I've dug around and then I figured out he doesn't want to be screwing around with | |
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social media. | |
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He's trying to try to fly to social media. | |
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No, no, I just, this is just, I got an email from the other day. | |
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Just, you know, I, I, you've been, we used to talk every week on that, on that call. | |
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He was on that call with Bridal and Kirsch and the rest of them. | |
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I, I, um, I don't know, there's a chapter in my, there are two chapters in my book | |
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that gets into EBM, evidence-based medicine. | |
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It was really McMaster University. | |
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It started with a law passed in Canada. | |
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You guys fucked us off. | |
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Excuse my language. | |
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Um, and then in the mid 1960s, you reformed healthcare, part of which was reforming | |
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how medicine was taught in medical schools. | |
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And so the McMaster University was tapped to come up with a system and, but | |
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they, they looked at him, you know, putting more layers on top of the scientific method | |
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and go doing evidence-based medicine. | |
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And they flipped the scientific methanauts head such that the patient in front of you | |
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was, was relegated to the lower form of evidence and that the research papers were | |
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the higher. | |
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And then so by the time it was at 81, 82, they coined that actual term EBM. | |
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And then by the time 92 came around in 10 years, every North American medical | |
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school was teaching EBM. | |
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And so every doctor, 50 years old and younger, um, I, I just picked that as a cut off. | |
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It's probably, I don't, I'm within a few years of it. | |
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They were all taught EBM and they, they bow down to the central authority of what | |
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does the literature say, literature being dispensed by medical journals that are captured | |
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and CDC and FDA and NIH. | |
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And if they deviate from the central authority, they're putting themselves in their | |
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licenses and in jeopardy of losing them, whether it's a certification board, you | |
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guys have to come up, the medical colleges up there, college of positions and surgeons. | |
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And so they, they err on the side of caution, not caution for the patient, caution for their | |
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career. | |
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And so they'll prescribe a medicine that might be more deadly, that might be less | |
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defective. | |
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They will do that to save their career and they'll be putting the patient at risk. | |
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I do an analysis and one of the things I wrote, I can't remember, but, you know, imagine | |
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if there's a 5% chance a guy might die if you do what the government says, or a 1% chance | |
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they might die. | |
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If you do what you want to do, that you know is better for the patient because you know | |
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that the patient has certain genetics or eat certain foods or has certain water supply. | |
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And you're going to make that decision as a doctor to opt for the 5% chance of death. | |
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And if you, you take that, spread it all across society, you've got 4% more people dying. | |
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This shouldn't be dying. | |
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And, and that's what I talk about losing at the margins of normalcy, where a patient might | |
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have a little bit different of a diagnosis, might be something different about them. | |
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They're, they're not normal. | |
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And so when you optimize the system for financial gain or for, I don't know what the hell, it | |
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would be financial for the government, but you lose patience at the margins of normalcy. | |
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And that otherwise would have been saved if you had allowed the doctor to do his duties the | |
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way it used to be done, where you pay attention to the patient. | |
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And part of the things they're all doing now is they get their heads turned and they're | |
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typing in a little laptop God on a wheelie table that they bring from room to room and | |
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they type in all the stuff and the laptop tells them how to treat you. | |
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And the treatment is usually pharma. | |
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Oh, you need this drug, you need that drug, you need this drug or you got to go for this | |
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test, you got to go for that test, you got to go for this test, you got to go for that | |
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test because there's just automatons at this point, most of the time, you know, they're | |
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reading what's being said and they're telling you what the central authority told them. | |
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So, yeah, evidence based medicine sucks, medical, the doctors need to be told, you need to | |
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tell the doctors. | |
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And I told this to really, so my older doctor who's retiring is all in for the vaccine. | |
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And they bring in this young kid, it was his second week. | |
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And because I had my stomach was killing me, it still hurts. | |
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I think I figured out it's chocolate and I'll urge the chocolate now, which I love | |
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chocolate and I didn't have a problem before when I'm getting older. | |
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But he sent me for a test, no test, but I was telling him about my book, telling | |
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about everything. | |
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He was like, and when he typed into the laptop, he looked at me and I said to him, you know, | |
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you're the only guy who knows how to type like I know how to type. | |
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He could look away and he's like, yeah, I said, and you looked me in the eyes | |
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the whole time, he's like, yeah, I said, you do your freaking job. | |
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You're like 20 something years old. | |
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And we laughed and I made fun of them for being a kid and everything. | |
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And it gave me hope. | |
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But when I told him about everything, he was like, he knows what I'm saying. | |
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It's true. | |
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He was indoctrinated, but he didn't buy into it. | |
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He knows how to be a doctor. | |
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I want to keep this guy for the rest of my life as a doctor, but he's rare. | |
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It's rare. | |
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He knows everybody else is indoctrinated into a fucking cult and they don't | |
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know how to do their jobs anymore. | |
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Who came up with the EBM, John? | |
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I can't even remember the guy's name. | |
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It's my book. | |
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That's the three guys in McMaster University in Canada. | |
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Yeah, my daughter was born there. | |
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And you know, they gave her vancomycin and just listening to you talk, John, | |
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makes me, you know, and I often think, you know, as years progressed and the more | |
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more I learned, I just wonder. | |
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