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Well, hello world and welcome to the Shannon Joy Show. | |
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We're broadcasting from the Joy Virtual Studio right here in the beautiful Finger Lakes region | |
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of New York State. | |
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It is so good to be with all of you today. | |
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It's the flagship station of the Shannon Joy Show. | |
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Let's get right to our very, very special guest today, Dr. Pierre Corey, once again | |
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in the Joy Virtual Studio, looking tan, healthy, vindicated, happy, I love this staging behind | |
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you. | |
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It looks fantastic. | |
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I might have to poach that because we're going to be redoing the background here. | |
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You look great. | |
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Thank you so much. | |
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Warrior Doc on the front lines, FLCCC. | |
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We're going to get into all of his credentials and everything he's been doing, but welcome | |
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once again. | |
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Glad to have you. | |
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Woo hoo. | |
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You got me like all pumped up. | |
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That was a really great introduction. | |
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Thanks, Shannon. | |
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It's good to see you again. | |
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Well, listen, it is going to be the medical doctors, the warrior doctors who save America. | |
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I am convinced it is those of you who stood up in the dark days of 2020 against all of | |
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the lies you were persecuted, you were maligned, you were taken out. | |
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Many lost their licenses. | |
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Many were had their reputations besmirched across the medical community. | |
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People lost their jobs, but you stood up and you continued to stand up. | |
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If you guys don't know, Dr. Pierre Corey, you must. | |
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He is the president and chief medical officer over at FLCCC Alliance. | |
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This is an amazing organization that is treating Americans and citizens across the world who | |
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are suffering from long COVID, from COVID-19 vaccine injury, and they've been treating | |
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patients since day one with their amazing protocols. | |
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He is also active on Twitter. | |
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He is active in lawsuits. | |
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He is among the medical freedom warriors, this community of warriors standing up. | |
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We're still in the midst of this. | |
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He is the best-selling author of the war on Ivermectin, which you can get in the show | |
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notes. | |
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I have the link for you right there. | |
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You can follow him on Twitter. | |
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His handle is at Pierre Corey, and you must, must, must follow his sub stack, Pierre Corey | |
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Medical Musings dot com. | |
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That is his personal sub stack. | |
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And let's get right into it. | |
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You deserve a great introduction because you are doing just unbelievable work, servant | |
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leaders in the medical community. | |
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You wrote the book, the war on Ivermectin. | |
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And recently you've had a huge victory landmark case in the settlement. | |
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The judge has now ordered the FDA to take down all the misdiss and mal information about | |
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Ivermectin, that disgusting horse paste, add all of the propaganda. | |
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They have to remove it from their website, all social media, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter. | |
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You name it. | |
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It was a huge victory along with your colleagues, Mary, Dr. Mary, Tally Bowden and Dr. Paul | |
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Merrick. | |
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How does it feel? | |
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First question, how terrible does it feel actually to be right about this all along and | |
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be vindicated after such character assassination? | |
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Yeah. | |
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I mean, it is, we haven't had many victories in terms of medical resistance movement, which | |
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you know, from this totalitarian oppression. | |
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But we busted them here, Shannon, you know that we busted them. | |
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So, you know, that core case, basically, they had to admit that they had unfairly inserted | |
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themselves in the practice of medicine. | |
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They overstep their statutory authority and they have the settle. | |
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And like you said, they have to remove everything I've said about I've met, but here's the | |
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important thing. | |
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This is why I don't know if happy is what it makes me, but it's important because what | |
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are we trying to do here? | |
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We're trying to expose the truth and, you know, they had to admit what they did. | |
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And the problem there though, Shannon, is that so many people die. | |
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This is more of like an exposure victory than a real victory for patients' health because | |
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people die to the result of their actions. | |
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And the more important thing that I try to bring up about this FDA thing is there's a | |
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chapter in my book called the Horsti Worm or PR campaign. | |
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And I just want to point out that in a span of 10 days in August of 2021, starting with | |
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the FDA tweet, August 21st, 2021, they say, you're not a horse, you're not a cow, stop | |
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at y'all, right? | |
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So this snarky little tweet goes out from the FDA, which is outside of their authority. | |
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Right. | |
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A few days later, the CDC sends a memo on every state medical board, every licensed | |
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physician in the country gets this memo saying that's a rise in calls to poison control | |
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centers. | |
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Right. | |
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So now they're scaring. | |
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Now the CDC gets in. | |
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So this is important, right? | |
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FDA and the 21st, the 26th, the CDC steps in, sends out this memo, which is absolutely | |
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misrepresented the data. | |
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There's like a 70% rise in calls to poison control centers. | |
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Two journalists found out it was like two calls. | |
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Yeah. | |
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So FDA, CDC, then three days later, CDC probably can't poison control themselves, by the way. | |
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Oh, this guy's the voice. | |
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Absolutely. | |
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I would not put it past them. | |
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And then Anthony Fauci out into national television with Jake Tapper. | |
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And he says, there's no clinical evidence that this works, you know, and a national | |
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television. | |
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So you have this coordinated series of actions. | |
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And then right after that starts the media firestorm, right? | |
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So boom, every single late night show host, I mean, they all got the memos, right? | |
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Right jokes about Ivermectin. | |
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There's a horse deworm and there's nothing but a horse dewormer joke. | |
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News broadcasters, newspapers, horse dewormer, horse dewormer, horse dewormer, horse dewormer. | |
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Right. | |
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So so you have this coordinated series of our public health agencies attacking a drug, | |
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which at that time on the day of Fauci's CNN appearance, I think there was 63 controlled | |
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studies, like 30 random, I mean, the amount of evidence for Ivermectin is overwhelming. | |
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Right. | |
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And then this media firestorm, I was like to point out two days after Fauci and when the | |
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media's going nuts on horse dewormer, Joe Rogan gets COVID, right? | |
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And then he turns into the whipping post, you know, the whipping boy and so, yeah, I've | |
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tried the message Joe to say, Hey, man, you picked the wrong time to get COVID, but you | |
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know, it was fierce and like, you know, we were talking about, you know, I don't have | |
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evidence for this, but I suspect, you know, Webber Share with this massive PR firm that | |
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has simultaneously clients of Pfizer, Moderna and CDC, I think they executed it. | |
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They used all of their media fire power and they just sent out, I mean, that was a wicked | |
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vicious campaign. | |
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And let me just finish on at the end of that campaign, because I was working at that time | |
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in an ICU in Wisconsin, retailers, so retail pharmacies just absolutely stop filling hospital | |
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formularies. | |
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They stopped stocking Ivermectin. | |
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I mean, that memo got out somewhere also and that message got sent out and you could see | |
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what everyone was doing. | |
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They were stopping to fill Ivermectin and going back to the case, the case was brought | |
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literally the people that standing like Mary Talley Bowden, because she had audio recordings | |
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and video recordings of pharmacists arrogantly refusing to fill valid prescriptions citing | |
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the FDA's opinion. | |
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And the last thing I want to say about this, because it's subtle, it's not that subtle, | |
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but the FDA, every time they communicated Ivermectin, they always included the following | |
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sentence. | |
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The FDA has not approved or authorized COVID for Ivermectin for COVID. | |
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But Chad, as you know, and many people know, we don't need the stinking FDA to approve | |
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it for COVID. | |
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We don't need approval. | |
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We don't need, so it's like, they're literally manipulating us into thinking that because | |
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they haven't approved it. | |
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What gets even worse is they even set on their page on their website that they haven't | |
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reviewed the evidence for Ivermectin. | |
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So why are you going after a drug that you haven't performed a review and you haven't | |
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approved or authorized? | |
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I mean, we don't need this off-label prescribing and they know off-label prescribing is not | |
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only legal, but it's championed by the FDA. | |
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So I would want any of your listeners who are still unconvinced of the corruption around | |
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Ivermectin and the attacks around Ivermectin, ask yourself, why is a major regulatory agency | |
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behaving in this fashion? | |
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Thanks for listening to The Shannon Joy Show. | |
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Well, and it does scream PR campaign. | |
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If you've been in media and you watch media and I have, I was in marketing and advertising | |
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and radio television billboard for 13 years prior to starting my show, I ran campaigns. | |
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I know a campaign when I see a campaign, you know, a 10-day time period, every single | |
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angle you have, you know, messaging going out to government officials, messaging going | |
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out to healthcare officials, messaging going out to the general public via the late night | |
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shows, shows and the social media accounts, the morning banter, you name it. | |
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And then obviously this horse-paced, you know, ad that they put out. | |
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The question I have, I have two questions for you, actually, how many lives do you think? | |
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I mean, this truly is, this is tragic in so many ways because so many people could have | |
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so easily been treated and cured and gone on to live healthy lives if they had access | |
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or knowledge to not only Ivermectin, but hydroxychloroquine and, you know, some of | |
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the other monoclonal antibodies and some of the other things that we were seeing, how | |
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many people do you think could have been saved if the government hadn't pursued this course | |
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of action? | |
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I mean, I think it's the vast majority. | |
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I mean, in this country, you're talking in the many, many hundreds of thousands. | |
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I mean, it's hard even to save that number because you're talking about lives that died | |
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unnecessarily. | |
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And the thing is, you kind of brought it up in your question, which I appreciate because | |
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it's hard to blame all the deaths on the war on Ivermectin without considering the war | |
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on hydroxychloroquine. | |
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That was the same war, same tactics, same results. | |
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And hydroxychloroquine was on the radar way earlier than I've imagined. | |
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So if you go back all the way to 2020 and we had had a national campaign with hydroxychloroquine, | |
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this pandemic would have been completely different, even more so with Ivermectin. | |
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And they both work. | |
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Ivermectin is more potent, but it's, you know, it's really hard to talk about that. | |
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I mean, our world would have been different without these wars, a completely different | |
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world. | |
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We would not have, not everything would have been cratered and all the vaccine mandate. | |
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I mean, that's part of why they conducted this war, right? | |
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I mean, they needed to disappear early effective repurpose drugs. | |
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And so they could funnel everyone into the force and coerce vaccination. | |
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Dr. Pierre Corey, when you, you add into that the government protocol of isolation, dehydration, | |
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remdesivir ventilation and death that was deployed in major hospitals across the country | |
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and world unnecessarily, we're looking at just an absolute tragedy, just an absolute | |
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tragedy. | |
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And we're still in the midst of it, which is, which is crazy. | |
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This is where I want, this is where I want what I want to ask you now. | |
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I would guess that you have never in your life seen anything near this type of massive | |
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campaign against a single drug, right? | |
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To your point, they didn't like hydroxychloroquine, but they didn't really go after it. | |
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They didn't like some of the other treatments, but they didn't attack it in the way they | |
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have attacked Ivermectin. | |
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And I'm wondering if it's because Ivermectin was bigger, even than COVID-19 and even then | |
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even bigger than the vaccine. | |
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As we now move into the late stages of vaccine injury and death, and we're seeing the explosion | |
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in cancers, we're seeing the explosion in auto immune disorders that are essentially suppressing | |
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people's immune systems chronically. | |
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So they can't fight off new infections. | |
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As we are now in the later stage where, you know, Gert Vandenbosch just sent out a sub-stack | |
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yesterday talking about he thinks we're the calm before the storm, that we are going to | |
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see a new wave of illness and death, COVID-19 vaccine related. | |
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Do you think that the war on Ivermectin could have been bigger than just COVID-19 in the | |
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vaccine and the capacity that it can fix and potentially treat these other types of | |
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illnesses? | |
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You know, I do think that's certainly possible because Ivermectin is anti-viral, anti-inflammatory | |
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and it even has some antibacterial activity as well as anti-tumor. | |
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So it is a wonder drug as the Nobel Prize discoverer called it in his acceptance speech. | |
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But so it is true, you know, just like they're terrified of vitamin D and that's why they | |
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polluted vitamin D signs for three decades. | |
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Ivermectin would be like another one because it's such an amazing medication because it's | |
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so safe too. | |
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Right. | |
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But the thing is, going back to my point earlier, you know, they attacked Ivermectin just like | |
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hydroxychloroquine. | |
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Hydroxychloroquine doesn't have all those properties. | |
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So it's still literally, I think their objective was just getting it out of the COVID conversation | |
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for sure. | |
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Right. | |
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Yeah, I definitely, they had many, many reasons to go after it for sure, but they only needed | |
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Welcome back everyone to the Shannon Joy Show today. | |
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We are joined by the amazing Dr. Pierre Quarry. | |
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You can follow him on Twitter at Pierre Quarry and grab his book, The War on Ivermectin. | |
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to what is tragically or what tragically looks to be more illness and death. | |
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Dr. Quarry, there's been slight disagreements here and there within the medical freedom | |
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community, the scientific community and the community of doctors on all sorts of things. | |
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The nature of COVID, what is it? | |
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The origin of COVID-19, did it happen naturally or was it a lab leak? | |
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How to treat it? | |
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There are many gentlemen's disagreements on some of those topics, which is fine. | |
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One of the areas though that I seem to see a consensus among most of the docs, there | |
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are actually two areas. | |
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The first is that it's become very clear, I believe, and you tell me if you think I'm | |
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wrong on this, that the vaccine, the COVID-19 vaccine, whatever it is, whatever was in those | |
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vials, is far more lethal than the virus than the COVID-19 virus that we dealt with in 2020. | |
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And the second area that I'm seeing more consensus is that instead of seeing injuries | |
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and chronic illness decline as the uptake of the vaccine goes down, we are actually | |
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beginning to see, or it seems like we are beginning to see an acceleration in number | |
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and severity of chronic illnesses and disease as in relation to the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, | |
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meaning that there might be latent impact or down the road, long-term impacts of massive | |
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multiple vaccine uptake. | |
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So I wanted to ask you about those two things, the first one, the virus versus the vaccine. | |
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What are your thoughts on that? | |
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So if you look at excess mortality, it was elevated in 2020 as well as 2021. | |
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It was more elevated in 2021, so I would say you can make an argument that the vaccine | |
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is more deadly than the virus. | |
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And I would say that for sure in terms of young people, that that is inarguable. | |
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I mean, vaccine, I mean, if you know, I've written a number of op-eds on excess mortality | |
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actually in USA Today, Newsweek, and the Hill, you know, and you're right, it's late. | |
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I mean, in 2023, the first nine months of 2023, 158,000 Americans died more than predicted, | |
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right? | |
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So we're still seeing huge amounts of excess death while COVID severity is way, way lower. | |
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I mean, it's very mild. | |
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And so maybe that first wave, like particularly in New York where I was, was really bad. | |
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Yeah, the vaccines are causing just untold medical carnage. | |
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I mean, it's ending lives of massive amounts of young people. | |
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The most telling is the US Society of Actuaries report. | |
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So they're made 2023 report. | |
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They showed the data for 2021. | |
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And all of a sudden, in the third quarter of 2021, you saw like 187% rise in life insurance | |
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claims amongst young people. | |
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You're talking about like 15 to 35 or something like 25 to 44. | |
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And it's an explosion because you see the rates that were increasing. | |
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So it was high, high, high, and then also boom. | |
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So you have to ask yourself, what happened? | |
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What terrorist inventor? | |
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What war did we start in the third quarter of 2021 where we're losing all these young people? | |
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And the only answer I can come up with societal is that was the proliferation of vaccine mandates, | |
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health care institutions, governments, corporations, schools, universities. | |
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And you see this just massive explosion of deaths of young people. | |
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And you know that you can't argue with that data. | |
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We know medical journals are corrupted. | |
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We know that for every study that's so something's harmful, they can put out five that says it's safe, | |
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but nobody can explain why they're dying like that. | |
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And then sorry, Shana, what was your question? | |
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Can I just ask you one more question on that topic? | |
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Because I was in New York during 2020 when there were all of the excess deaths. | |
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And what I remember, there are two things in particular. | |
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First and foremost, the protocols that were sent by the government in terms of determination | |
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of a COVID death were very broad, right? | |
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You could get hit by a bus. | |
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And if they were able to get a positive COVID-19 test, then that would be deemed a COVID-19 death. | |
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And I think in addition to that, when you consider the lack of treatment, right, | |
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what if we had a bad flu season or another virus and everyone got on the vitamin D, | |
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a little bit of Ivermectin or whatever, you actually treated it. | |
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But the government was telling people to stay home until they couldn't breathe. | |
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And then they were going in and getting the government mandated COVID protocol, | |
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which then exacerbated their situation. | |
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So could you make the argument that even though that uptick in 2020 wasn't really that great, | |
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an uptick or it was preventable if there were just common sense, | |
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basic treatment programs available and not the very, very generous description of what it | |
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meant to be a COVID death? | |
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Yeah. So true, oh, so one point, absolutely COVID cases and deaths were inflated. | |
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That that's been throughout. | |
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We know that through massive testing and then dying with or from all that nonsense. | |
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So for sure, those numbers can't be trusted. | |
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But I left the University of Wisconsin where I was the critical care, | |
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the chief of the critical care service. | |
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I was the head of their main ICU. | |
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I actually resigned in April of 2020 because they were really advocating for supportive care only. | |
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And if your listeners don't know what that means, | |
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supportive care only is just nutrition, hydration, maybe fever control, | |
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oxygen, those aren't treatments. | |
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That's just support. | |
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And when I was trying to be more aggressive using critical steroids and blood thinners, | |
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we would get in pushback from above. | |
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And I said, I refuse to be a clinical leader if this is how you're going to approach this. | |
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These patients are dying because they're not being treated. | |
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And we're getting the usual clap trap about, oh, you don't have any randomized control trials to | |
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support what you're doing. | |
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You might hurt them. | |
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Anyway, so I resigned there, but going back to New York, | |
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that was that March, April, and early May of 2020 were just insane. | |
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I mean, I went back to my old hospital where I'd been attending there for almost 10 years. | |
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I went that volunteer because we were getting emails, | |
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us intensivists. | |
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We're getting emails every day, come to New York now, intensivists need New York now. | |
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And I get there and the hospitals were transformed. | |
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First of all, they shut down all surgeries. | |
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They were cranking out ICU beds, making more intensive care units. | |
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So many more nurses were working in ICUs who hadn't had ICU training. | |
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I mean, it was really wicked. | |
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And we had a floor of patients that were like catering on non-invasive ventilators, | |
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full on 100%, breathing at 35. | |
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And there were two or three of them would get intubated every day. | |
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And they all had the same x-rays. | |
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It was wicked back then. | |
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But what's weird is what happened in New York didn't happen in all the cities. | |
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It's very odd the distribution of where it became- | |
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Didn't happen in Rochester. | |
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Yeah, everything was empty. | |
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They were furloughing nurses. | |
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They were furloughing nurses. | |
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They were dropping their hours. | |
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And I had people in every urgent care every hospital. | |
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And for the first six months, it was basically empty. | |
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You had a slightly busy COVID floor because people were nervous and they would go in. | |
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But other than that, so it's very strange. | |
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The whole thing is very strange. | |
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I don't want to get too tinfoil hat. | |
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This is not tinfoil hat. | |
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But if you read Bobby Kennedy's book that's recently, I think it's called Escape from Wuhan. | |
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It's a really disturbing book to read because it's a long book. | |
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He goes over the most atrocious history of bio-weapons research in this country. | |
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It was particularly the US. | |
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They've been the lead of the Japanese who are the first bio-weapons experts. | |
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Then, of course, the Germans. | |
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But the United States have been messing with bio-weapons for 100 years. | |
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And when you hear about how they've tested so many different bio-weapons, | |
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they literally have intentionally released them in areas where soldiers were in different | |
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communities to do these tests. | |
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I mean, it's truly astounding. | |
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And so when you read that book, you're like, | |
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because I've heard other people hypothesize that these were focused releases. | |
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Oh, sure. | |
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In areas harder than others. | |
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If you look at the epidemiology of that first initial wave, | |
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not saying it was, but it certainly fits that hypothesis. | |
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Well, and I will tell you, Dr. Corey, there were different experiences. | |
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In my corner of the world, Delta was nasty. | |
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Delta was particularly nasty. | |
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And I'll tell you who it hit because we were hanging out with all kinds of medical freedom | |
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people. | |
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So you couldn't swing a dead cat without finding me on a street corner somewhere with a sign. | |
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Get things open or get the nurses their jobs back because they were all getting fired | |
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for not taking the COVID vaccine. | |
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And it was in our community of relatively unvaccinated populations of people. | |
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And it just hit some of our people really, really hard. | |
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And I'll never forget that two or three month period, | |
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but I feel like I was on my phone all day long with people calling. | |
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Wait, Janet, I got to say something. | |
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It's so interesting, everything you just said, because you're not a physician, right? | |
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No, but I have said what you have said so many times, I, for me, in my entire career of treating | |
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COVID, right, which is now, I guess, getting up to four years, it wasn't just Delta. | |
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It was late phase Delta. | |
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So Delta was June of 2021. | |
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Yeah, Delta was June of 2021. | |
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And it lasted until December, when all Macron took over. | |
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But September through November, I will never forget it. | |
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I mean, I remember acting at the standard dose that was not enough in a lot of patients. | |
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I was using, we had at that time, we had first line, second line, and third line. | |
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I was using first, second, and third line. | |
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And I was actually, I saved a good friend of mine who's a cardiologist, | |
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one of the experts at using an Ivermectin in the United States. | |
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He was trying to treat himself, ran into trouble. | |
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His wife had to call me. | |
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And I really, because you're not supposed to doctor yourself because your judgment's not very good. | |
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And he's a true doctor. | |
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And I literally came in, I had him on like six or seven meds to get him through. | |
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Now, none of my patients, only one, actually, I'm sorry, only two patients went to hospital | |
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in my entire COVID career. | |
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One was actually Omicron. | |
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But, and then the other one was actually a cousin who got to me on day 10, you know, | |
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breathless, but she didn't die. | |
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She didn't die. | |
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I only had one death, but I've said what you just said, so often that that late phase Delta, | |
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I mean, I was throwing everything at Delta. | |
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And I was successful, but I had to be really aggressive and I'm an ICU doctor. | |
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I'm like, I'm pretty aggressive guy when I have to. | |
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When I see sickness and especially that severe, I was pointing out all the stops. | |
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Yeah. | |
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I mean, so I wouldn't discount any type of speculation that in certain geographies, | |
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certain locations, certain times that they wouldn't deploy certain bio-weapons, | |
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if this is part of a larger plan. | |
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And I think a lot of people are very open to this concept that we might be in some type | |
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of biological warfare situation right now. | |
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I think that that's just, the evidence bears out. | |
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Yeah, I mean, I don't even, I mean, again, I guess there are differences of opinion, | |
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but I don't think you can question that, right? | |
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So we all know that this was a came out of a lab. | |
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This is genetically engineered number one. | |
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Number two, gain on function research is a euphemism for bio-weapons research. | |
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Right, right, right. | |
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It's the same thing. | |
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Yeah. | |
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So I don't even like that name gain of function because I think it's bio-weapons research. | |
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So you're basically talking about a weaponized virus that got out of a lab, right? | |
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And so, I mean, this, you know, and I sometimes joke with my, my chronically ill patients, | |
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like my long backs, long COVID patients, I say, because it's so complex. | |
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What happens to these patients? | |
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There's so sick so many of them. | |
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I say, you know, I'm learning as I go. | |
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This is my first bio-weapon disease. | |
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I shouldn't laugh. | |
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Why am I laughing? | |
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There's nothing funny about this at all. | |
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Literally, I'm trying to explain that. | |
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Yes, you have to laugh or all she'd stick your head in the oven though, right? | |
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I mean, because what are we going to do with this? | |
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I mean, right? | |
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My patients generally laugh at that joke. | |
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So, you know, it depends how they're feeling. | |
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Not feeling that well that day. | |
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You know, I go easy on them with the humor, but anyway. | |
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Then I don't feel like a total asshole for laughing at them. | |
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No, not at all. | |
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All right, we got to go to break. | |
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Save me. | |
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We're talking to Dr. Pierre Corey today on the Shannon Joy show about dealing with bio-weapons, | |
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gain of function research and what went down in the dark days of 2020 | |
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and what we can see and what we can expect moving forward. | |
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When we come back, we're going to talk about the continued persecution of medical doctors | |
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who are saving patients and treating patients. | |
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You'd think that this was over, especially after the Smackdown of the FDA and their war on | |
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Ivermectin, but we're still continuing to see doctors silenced, persecuted, | |
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hauled before medical boards to defend their licenses and their practices. | |
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And it's very, very concerning given where we are at in the emergence of this truth. | |
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And then also, I would like to talk about what appears to be a new round of vaccine | |
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injury and death, the headlines about the turbo cancers and the increased cancers, | |
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and then also these autoimmune disorders are very concerning. | |
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So, we're going to ask him about all of that. | |
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When we come back right here on the Shannon Joy show. | |
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Well, hello everyone. Welcome back to the Shannon Joy show today. | |
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We are joined by our good friend, Dr. Pierre Corey. | |
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He is seeing patients, treating patients, actually practicing. | |
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You can go to doctorpeercory.com, doctorpeercory.com. | |
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That's drpeercory.com to see everything that he has to offer there. | |
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Also, please follow him on Substack. | |
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His Substack is pheercorymedicalmuseings.com. | |
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You can also follow him on Twitter. | |
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His handle is at pheercory. | |
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I'm going to have to make sure that you follow me, Dr. Corey, | |
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because I was looking to promote everything. | |
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I'm like, oh, she's not following me on Twitter. | |
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Don't say anything so, Shannon. | |
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So come on now. | |
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All right, at Shannon Joy. | |
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Yeah, at Shannon Joy radio. | |
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Radio, Shannon. | |
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We only just started doing video on the show. | |
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This is, we're now in, I want to say the 18th. | |
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We started the fall of last year with video. | |
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But the first 10 years of my program was all A.M. | |
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Trustful radio. | |
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Yeah. | |
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And in the dark days of COVID, let me tell you, | |
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I was basically in my bedroom talking to a wall monologuing for 15 minutes, | |
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because they kicked me out of the studio at iHeart and sent me home. | |
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It was awful. | |
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It was the worst thing ever. | |
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I will cry before my show sometimes because I did not know what's going on. | |
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And I didn't have any bumper music or banter, no producer, nothing. | |
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It was just like me and the mic. | |
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It was awful. | |
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That's funny. | |
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I'm a follower now. | |
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So yay. | |
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Nothing like a little public shaming on the show. | |
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That's right. | |
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I'm just messing around. | |
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Dr. Pierre Corey is with us today. | |
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I want to move on to what is very distressing to many people within the medical freedom | |
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community. | |
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I think among the docs and the scientists, there was a genuine hope that as vaccine uptake declined, | |
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right? | |
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We are down in probably single digits right now, at least in the United States of America, | |
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in terms of vaccine uptake, which is a miracle. | |
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It's a huge win against the PR firms and the campaigns of misinformation and disinformation. | |
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However, tragically, instead of seeing the rates of myocarditis, pericarditis, neurological | |
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disorders, all cause mortality, cancers, autoimmune disorders, it seems as if not only | |
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are they accelerating in number, but also in severity. | |
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And so I'm looking at all the metadata. | |
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I'm looking at all the different studies coming out. | |
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There's a mountain of research now at our fingertips about the mechanisms of vaccine | |
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injury and death. | |
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We're seeing the reports on the white fibrous blood clots, which are very concerning, right? | |
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And it just seems all very dystopian. | |
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So what I try to do is I read all the best scientists and docs out there. | |
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I'm looking at the metadata. | |
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And then I match it with what I see in my own community. | |
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What's being talked about at my dinner table, at the Easter dinner table, with my family, | |
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within my community? | |
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And I will tell you the chronic sickness and illness, people who cannot stop getting sick, | |
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young people, friends of my children, right? | |
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15 year old girls, 16 year old boys who are out every four weeks with something that completely | |
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lays them out. | |
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They're testing negative on everything, okay? | |
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Flu, strep, COVID, you name it, but they're so sick they can't get out of bed. | |
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It's completely knocking them out. | |
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The cancers, the aggressive stage three cancers out of nowhere that seem to have metastasized | |
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in like hyper speed, right? | |
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And this seems to be accelerating to me. | |
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That's the sense that I'm getting. | |
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You are in the field, you're treating patients, you're connected to all the best | |
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thinkers, scientists and doctors in the world. | |
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What is your sense of what is happening right now? | |
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And are you concerned that we might be entering a new wave of a very severe illness, | |
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post COVID vaccine because of those vaccines? | |
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Yeah. | |
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So what I'm seeing, I can speak mostly about cancer because that's what I've been studying | |
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mostly and we've just published an op-ed in Washington Times last week about | |
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cancers in young people and their aggressiveness, right? | |
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So we guess in this movement, we'll use the term turbo cancer, the system docs will | |
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say that's not a defined term. | |
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But you're right, they're aggressive, less sensitive to treatment and they move fast | |
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and people are dying quicker than you've ever seen. | |
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And one of the things, one of the really scary data points that we have covered is | |
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Mike, me and my writing partner, Mary, about the fight for she's an investigative journalist. | |
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One of the really scary data points is the rise in | |
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cancers of it's kind of unknown primary. | |
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And that's cancers that we interpret that as cancers that are | |
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occurring and going so fast that they don't even get a biopsy before death. | |
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So you're getting these undiagnosed metastatic cancers. | |
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So that's another signal that turbo's happening. | |
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And so it's so much concentrated in the young people. | |
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But the data right now, it'll fill in over months to the next couple of years, | |
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the data right now is like certain cancers in certain age groups and not others. | |
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But year to year rises we've never seen before. | |
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Like I think it was uterine cancer in 2023 or it was 2021, 37% increase in this one age group. | |
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Like these young people, I think it was 25 to 44. | |
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I mean that is a shocking year to year rise. | |
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If you're following cancer rates, yes, they do change, but this was massive. | |
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And we have others like for pancreatic and then liver disease. | |
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So you're right, we, you know, not to hammer this drum. | |
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But when you think about what we talked about, you know, | |
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this is a bioweapon and it's literally caught, you know, | |
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it's not just the, you know, the virus that then you have literally the most pathogenic | |
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part of the virus, which is the spike protein, is what, you know, | |
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we've injected genetic material telling bodies to make spike. | |
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And you know, my practice is solely focused on long COVID and long facts. | |
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Same disease, same disease, two different triggers. | |
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But my practice is 70% long facts. | |
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Most of the majority of my practices, they've been vaccinated. | |
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And we do stuff like we check these, there's a really interesting test | |
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called a semi quantitative spike antibody level. | |
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Now it's not the amount of spike. | |
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We think it's a proxy for the amount of spike the patients are producing. | |
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But it has this reference, I'm not to get too geeky shine, but it has this reference | |
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reference range of zero to 25,000. | |
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And warm haulers, they'll come in in the hundreds to low thousands, like two, three, | |
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four thousand. | |
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The vaccine injured, they'll come in with seven, 10, 15,000. | |
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Then we have a cohort of patients that are reported as greater than 25,000. | |
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So massive amount of spike antibody that they're making. | |
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And it, you know, and you wonder why they're so sick. | |
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Yeah, have you seen any studies that have linked these cancers, these aggressive, | |
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fast moving cancers to vaccine uptake or number of doses, number of boosters? | |
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You know, is there anything out there yet? | |
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Have they begun to study that? | |
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So I don't know that that's the most of the data, the most of the studies that we're doing | |
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that we're seeing, it's temporarily associated with the campaign. | |
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So you're asking for like another layer of granularity. | |
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But I will tell you, one of the most outspoken oncologists in the world, | |
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I mean, this guy is like a veteran senior on college in the U.K. | |
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You might have heard of Angus Dalglish. | |
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I've had the pleasure of meeting him. | |
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We've had him on our webinar. | |
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You know, he's an expert at melanoma. | |
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And he started seeing his patients and he talks very clearly. | |
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He actually, I can't do it for him because I'd have to let him do it. | |
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But he goes in immunology of like, it's not the dose one. | |
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It's not the dose two. | |
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It's literally the boosters where his melanoma patients stable | |
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in admission for your all relapsing. | |
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And he really thinks that the booster is the one that does that. | |
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Do you think the cancers could be related to the suppressed immune system? | |
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So this is something that Garrett Vanden Bosch has been writing a lot about essentially. | |
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And Ed Dowd has talked about this. | |
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And we've heard it referred to as a vase type of syndrome. | |
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So a vaccine induced autoimmune deficiency or disorder. | |
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And this is where your body's immune system is just completely degraded, | |
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attacking itself and unable to protect the body from any of the incoming viruses. | |
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Could that be a contributing factor to some of these cancers as well? | |
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That their immune systems just are so wrecked by the spike that they're just falling prey? | |
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I think it's that's one of the three things that I think are driving it. | |
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So one is definitely the immune suppression. | |
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Our immune system is what surveils and keeps ourselves and our genetic divisions in control. | |
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And when you have that surveillance protector system, that gets decreased. | |
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That's going to cause a rise in cancers. | |
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But the other two that are as deeply concerning as that is that universal DNA contamination. | |
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So having all of that DNA has possibility of actually triggering and integrating and causing | |
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crancers. And then when you have to look at what is in the DNA contaminants, | |
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there's the SV40 promoter sequence, which is part of how they manufacture. | |
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And so that has been known to accelerate or trigger cancer. | |
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So you have a three worrisome mechanisms, but we live in a really dark world here. | |
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I mean, the vaccines are safe and effective, Shannon. | |
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And now you try to bring out science showing that toxicity and lethality. | |
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And there's just strings of retractions. | |
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Every time you have a devastating paper that manages to get through peer review, | |
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retracted, retracted, retracted. | |
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And so it's really sad trying to get the message out. | |
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But I will tell you, I'll finish with this, is in our publication of op-eds, | |
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we have seen a shift in what those editors will tolerate. | |
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You know, if you look at my series on excess mortality, | |
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so US today, August, we gave devastating numbers, did not mention the vaccine. | |
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We just said, hey, what's causing this, right? | |
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Like stupidly. | |
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But we talked about the timing of it. | |
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And there we go. | |
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Sure. | |
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Sure. | |
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In the news week, a few months later, this is, I think, November 2023, | |
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we slipped in, like, maybe the vaccine, we had it in there. | |
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And then the third one in the hill, we had it much more prominently. | |
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And, you know, the op-ed last week in Washington Times on cancer, | |
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we definitely put in vaccine as a possibility. | |
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And right now, a Mary Beth has a draft going where we go right after the vaccines | |
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as the most likely enhancement caused. | |
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Now, we haven't pitched it to editors yet. | |
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So I'll let you know what their, you know, what their kind of comfort | |
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feeling with that information is. | |
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So just so you all know what's going on here, Dr. Pierre, | |
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Corey, and Mary Beth Pfeiffer are grooming the mainstream media, | |
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getting them, giving them a little- | |
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Don't say grooming, Shannon, don't say grooming. | |
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Just feeding them a little bit of truth at the time. | |
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Just a little drop, little truth. | |
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Every, you go through news week, the hill, Washington Times. | |
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Mary Beth Pfeiffer, by the way, is a rock star, a rock star, man. | |
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I love her. | |
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She came to our summit for truth and wellness last year, | |
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covered it beautifully, wrote it up for Children's Health Defense and other outlets. | |
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And she, she's relentless, an amazing writer. | |
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And congratulations. | |
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No, I'm very serious though. | |
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Dr. Pierre Corey has been really the only voice from the medical freedom community | |
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that has been able to penetrate some of these mainstream news media outlets. | |
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Like USA Today, Newsweek, The Hill, Washington Times, as you just mentioned. | |
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So this is the way that you get this type of discussion and you open people's minds | |
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and you move into the mainstream news media. | |
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That's great news. | |
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That really is fantastic news. | |
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So thank you for doing that. | |
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We're going to go to break very quickly. | |
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And when we come back, we're going to talk about treatments and what you're seeing. | |
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Let's go back. | |
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Let's go full circle back to Ivermectin and other drugs as people as we face a period | |
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in time of great sickness and increasing rates of cancer and myocarditis and pericarditis | |
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and all these terrible things. | |
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What can we do to protect ourselves? | |
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What can we do to protect our families? | |
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What do we like in terms of treatments? | |
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What are you seeing? | |
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What are you hearing? | |
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What are some of the newest treatments out there that maybe are showing some promise? | |
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We're going to talk about that when we come back right here on The Shannon Joy Show. | |
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Has the dust settled from the COVID policy response far from it? | |
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The storms are many. | |
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Inflation, learning losses, ill health, high crime, broken government services, | |
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The lack of accountability or even so much as an apology is a foreshadowing. | |
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They'll keep their newfound powers and try it all again. | |
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Dr. Pierre Corey, final segment of the Shannon Joy Show. Let's talk to everyone about what we | |
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can do, right? People are sick. The cancers, the immune disorders, the myocarditis, pericarditis, | |
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the long COVID, long haul COVID, you name it. What are you seeing in terms of solutions, | |
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treatments, lifestyle changes? What areas are causing you to be optimistic in treating some of | |
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these cancers? I'm devastated today, Dr. Corey, because over the weekend, over the Easter weekend, | |
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we were having Easter dinner and I found out that a very, very close dear, dear family friend has | |
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been diagnosed with stage three lung cancer out of nowhere. She's young, 42, super healthy, | |
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a mother. And the conversation was tragic. You know, like, what to do, where to go, she doesn't | |
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trust her oncologist, you know, they're going doing, you know, the same typical, you should make | |
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sure you go get vaccinated so that you're protected. I mean, it's just insane, right? But these are | |
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like real souls and real people, real stories and real children who are losing their parents. | |
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Yeah, she's the same age as Princess Catherine. I mean, 42, right? And so, so here's the interesting | |
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thing. And I just texted Paul to come in and say hello, Paul America is my house guest this one. | |
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But he's out of here. Oh, he better pop in. Oh, he better pop in the audience. | |
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Because, you know, he, he this year got did a deep dive on cancer and the metabolic treatment | |
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approach to cancer, which is very different than standard oncologic practice, like conventional | |
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care, which is, you know, cytotoxic therapy, chemo and radiation. And there are a number of | |
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different repurpose meds that work on a different pathway to treating cancer. And he has a cancer | |
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care document on the FLCCC dot net website, which has a number. It has like the top 20 | |
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most evidence based therapy. So it's not everything that works for cancer. Because there's other | |
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things that people say work for cancer, but we just don't have good evidence for it. But these are | |
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the top 20 with the with the highest evidence. And so there's a number of stuff that we use for | |
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cancer. We have an observational study using these approaches, which you can read about on the FLCC | |
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net website. And we're not, we're not recommending that you replace standard or conventional care, | |
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but we believe that this is complimentary. And we can do put people on multiple repurpose | |
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combination therapy protocols. And, and you know, I've gotten to meet integrative oncologists over | |
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the last couple of years who've been doing this kind of stuff for years. And they're patients | |
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all outperform prognostic predictions. So, so that's one solution. Go into the vaccine injury. | |
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Long COVID long vacs. So I call it long vast, because it's the same thing as long COVID. The | |
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patients that see me, although it's a new name long COVID, it's an old disease. It's called, | |
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it used to be called myalgic encephalitis chronic fatigue syndrome. Almost all patients who see me | |
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meet those criteria. It's very simple. They, it's a, it's a pillar of three symptoms, | |
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plus a whole bunch more, but the three symptoms are new and an exerable fatigue. | |
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Post exerts some ways where if they do something, their flares, their other symptoms are their | |
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fatigue. Sometimes they can't exert themselves very much at all. So I have patients who are | |
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housebound effectively. And then some amount of brain fog, which is cognitive deficits. But then | |
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they have sensory neuropathies and dysautonomia and lots of different pain and some motor neuropathies | |
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with movement disorders. And it's just wickedly complex. But in terms of treatment, Shannon, | |
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just like in the literature around ME CFS, there is no single treatment that works in | |
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effort. We're not even close. And even when some medicines work, like, so for instance, | |
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my first line therapy is a medication called low dose naltrexone on there isn't a data support that, | |
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as well as ivermectin. I would say ivermectin is effective in about 70% of my patients, | |
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but those responses vary. Sometimes it's modest, sometimes it's large, | |
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but you know, you have to keep trying things. So now trexone, and then there's just a whole | |
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host of other things that we do. We check spike antibody levels. We try to reduce those. | |
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We address micro clotting, which is a new term in medicine. I never used before COVID or before | |
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the vaccine. What's micro clotting? Yeah, so it's the development, the aggregation of these | |
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fibrinoloid. Fibrin is one of the proteins that form clots. But these are different than just | |
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fibrin. We call it fibrinoloid because they have some amyloid qualities. Amyloid is an odd protein | |
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that can actually trigger more and more amyloid proteins being formed. And we're seeing that in | |
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the blood and it takes a specialized test. One of my colleagues does that. And you know, we're | |
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seeing like almost everyone is abnormal. But in my patient population, they're quite the degree | |
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of abnormalities high. We also see clumping of like platelets and red cells. And ivermectin is | |
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very good at breaking up the red cell aggregation. And we use a fair amount of different blood | |
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thinning strategies to very good effects. So that's like that's like one category of therapeutics. | |
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Then there's something called mast cell activation syndrome. So we're using things like antihistamines | |
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and mast cell stabilizers. And then then we use kind of systemic therapies. I've been | |
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gotten a lot of experience now using something called microcurrent therapy. Hyperbaric oxygen | |
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has a trial and support of it in this disease. Actually, that's that one is hard with my patients | |
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because it's not all are financially strapped. But you know, for them to go to a hyperbaric | |
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center, you know, five days a week, you know, for eight weeks and the amount of money that costs, | |
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it's it's not really something that I can do with everybody. But we definitely see people | |
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responding to that. And then there's just a whole bunch of the different supplements and | |
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nutraceuticals that I use. But like the my the quiver, you know, the arrows in my quiver are | |
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many. And it's kind of hard to practice with 30 things that might work. So I just work with | |
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patients, we try things, we try other things. And I will say, nearly all of my patients get | |
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better to some extent, but it's very hard to get them back to where they were. They're very happy | |
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with the care and the improvements like you take someone who comes to you disabled at 20% | |
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functioning, bringing them to 40%. They are thrilled as a physician. I'm like, what? You're | |
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still getting in the house? I know you feeling better. But you know, so it's it's again, going | |
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back to the my first bio weapon disease, and we're still trying to figure it out. But I will say | |
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this, me and my partner are getting better every day. We're learning more tricks with sharing | |
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tricks and insight things that work. And so, you know, we're just going to keep doing that. | |
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I love it. I love it. You are really servant leaders. And we're really thankful for everything | |
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that you are doing. You can find everything that Dr. Corey is talking about, and you can connect | |
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at Dr. Pierre, Corey.com. So you are seeing patients. Oh, yes, Shannon, not only my practice, | |
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but it's important. FLCCC that and that go to the treatment guides. We have one on, it's called | |
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I recover for a vaccine injury. And I think I remember position for some people are sick and | |
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they want to try some of the, you know, say full to the camera things. It's reason. But to be | |
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honest, if you're really sick, it's really needs a physician with experience or a provider with | |
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experience. Yeah, you need to. Well, and we're thankful that you that you're there. So flcc.net | |
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absolutely. We love the folks over at the flcc alliance, really from the very beginning. You guys | |
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were there. You were treating patients. And it is an amazing organization. And then Dr. Pierre | |
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Corey.com is is your actual private practice or your practice. Thank you so much. I'm going to | |
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let you go because I know what Dr. What are we not going to be? We're not going to be able to see | |
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Dr. Mary. You say hello real quick. Come on, get over here, Paul. | |
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I heard him yelling at someone on the phone in the background. Well, yeah, he's he's in a meeting | |
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with our executive director. But I said, come over and say a quick hello. | |
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The last time I had Dr. Merrick on, we did feature the, it was a big document on cancer protocols. | |
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Hello, how are you? Hey, you remember, Sharon? Enjoy. You did an interview. | |
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A few months ago. I remember. | |
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So good to see you. And we're going to have to get you one again because of the cancers. And | |
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it's just devastating. But I was just saying, um, that pro, what was the name of that protocol | |
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or that it was a document that you created? It was a cancer care is what we were discussing that he | |
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it's up on the flcc website. Yeah. Amazing. I've shared that with many, many, many people. So | |
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thank you. And as you know, there's a pandemic, you know, we had COVID now we have a pandemic of | |
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cancer. I know it's going to be it's going to affect almost every family in one way or another. | |
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And the tragedy is that standard chemotherapy just doesn't work. And we just doesn't work. | |
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Yeah. And so there is an effective alternative that patients can, you know, embrace. And so that's | |
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what people want to do. And you know, we need people like you to spread the message so that | |
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people know that the oncologists are not telling them the truth. They are alternative methods that | |
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are proven by science. You know, this is science based. Yeah. Well, we're going to get you on, | |
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we'll get you on next week or the week after as soon as you're ready to come on, we'll do an | |
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entire hour on that because you know what you can bring peer on to because, you know, he's treating | |
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the patients. So it works well as a team. Yeah. Well, we we scratched the surface today | |
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in our discussion and we're going to we're going to continue this because to your point, Dr. | |
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America, it is impacted my life with my family, friends, very dear friends who are just being | |
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diagnosed with cancer left and right. And it's just tragic. And so we got to do something about this. | |
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And I'm so thankful for both of you who are on the front line. So thank you. Thanks. | |
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You guys are amazing. Okay. So make sure that you follow Dr. Pierre Corey, | |
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sub stack Pierre Corey Medical Musings dot com. Follow him on Twitter. His handle is at | |
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Pierre Corey. And of course, his practice, Dr. Pierre Corey dot com. And the amazing organization, | |
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FLCC, one of the best, the best you guys will be featured on my must follow page. We're about to | |
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relaunch my brand new website. And so I'm going to have a page of like my favorites. And FLCC | |
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is going to have a prominent place right there because you guys are an amazing resource, | |
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absolutely trusted, and I'm really thankful for you. So I'll give you another minute to | |
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get anything else off your chest that you want to tell the audience and then we'll let you go. | |
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Oh, you know what? I think my message is we're in an information war and I just want people to be | |
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skeptical. Unfortunately, our major media and many of our institutions have been captured. And | |
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I'd want to celebrate people like you independent alternative media that without conflicts of | |
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interest. And I can openly discuss some critical issues. And so I guess if someone's hearing | |
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that message, they already know that message. They're listening to you, Shannon, but for anyone who's | |
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done convinced, I would say, you know, keep sticking with, you know, alternative sources of media. | |
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Yeah, well, and even the medical freedom community, you know, our political parties now are kind | |
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of walking us through this campaign season, not talking about this. So even people who agree on | |
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these things are getting distracted by other electoral issues. Like we got to stay focused. | |
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And that's what we're trying to do here on the show. So thank you so, so very much for being with | |
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us today, Dr. Pierre Corey. Thank you to our sponsors, Connect DeMobile, Field of Greens, | |
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