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I think I hear some choppers, I got some choppers over my house, I don't know what to say but
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Andrew Huff said choppers, other people have had choppers, I got choppers over my house
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every night, I must be over the target.
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I found the mummy!
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Well, gang, I guess that wraps up the mystery, and the mummy too!
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We will win!
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Are we doing the city of the A's?
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Yes.
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Are we doing the city of the A's?
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Yes.
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Yes.
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Two days ago.
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What sites did you see?
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Think of a bear and a tummy.
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Ball?
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Ball?
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Ball?
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You don't understand Mr. Brown.
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The bomb is a holy weapon of peace.
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Are we doing the stand on the city of the A's?
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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
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This is KIGO, oh, biological, high-resistance, low-noise,
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information brief brought to you by a biologist at 7th of October, 2023.
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The Nobel Prize has recently been awarded for the extraordinary
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extraordinary vaccines that have saved almost 14 million lives.
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They're misleading the young ladies and gentlemen.
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We've got to put a stop to it.
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They are misleading the young.
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And we've got to put a stop to it.
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We've got to teach them the history before it's erased forever.
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The next generations are being set up with lies.
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We cannot hand over our children to these charlatans.
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It's going to require everyone to stand up.
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Even if you can see the brick wall at the back of the theater,
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there are other people who can't.
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We've got to show them.
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We've got to show them.
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There was no spread in New York City infectious clones,
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and the only real threat to placebo batches were likely
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distributed, and transfection in healthy mammals is dumb.
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Protocols were murdered, gained a function in mythology.
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The Scooby-Doo mystery is a real thing,
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and the players are spectacularly committed to lies.
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That's all we got here.
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MUSIC
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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
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This is Giga Home Biological High Resistance Low Noise
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Information Brief brought to you by a biologist.
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My name is Jonathan Cooey.
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I'm coming to you from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Like I said, it's the 7th of October, 2023,
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and we've got so much work to do.
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It's kind of absurd.
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So we just have to keep working,
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and that's why, once again, I'm here to tell you
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not to take the debate on social media,
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not to take the debate on television,
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but keep learning the biology,
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keep trying to learn the real history,
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keep trying to learn how money really works,
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and take measures to save your family from this nonsense,
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but definitely, please definitely disengage
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from solving this mystery.
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It's not a mystery that needs solving,
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and that's the reason why we're here at Giga Home Biological,
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because it is not a matter of what is true that counts,
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but a matter of what is perceived to be true,
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and they've known that for a very long time,
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much longer than a few years.
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Chatty GTP is an illusion compared to the amount of control
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that they've had over us through this very mechanism
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of controlling the spectrum of debate
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and having a very lively debate within that controlled spectrum
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to make it seem like everybody's free.
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When in reality, the very perceived reality
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is defined by that debate itself,
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and that's what the intellectual dark web has done to us.
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That's why we keep making these people map discussions,
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because we need to figure out what these people did in 2019
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and 2020 and 21,
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so that we can see if there's a consistent pattern of behavior
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fighting for sovereignty and fighting for the sacred,
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and if not, then we need to disengage from them.
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And so we've talked many times,
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but the essential illusion, the essential faith,
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is the idea that there was a novel virus
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that everyone was vulnerable to.
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The idea that we had to do something,
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and that's why we took the extreme measures
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of giving little kids iPads at home
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and shutting down schools,
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shutting down small businesses,
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masking children,
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separating people from their elderly family members,
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the whole nine yards.
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And if you want to really see through it,
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the easy way to do it is to find people
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who are telling you that this transfection is not immunization.
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Try to find people that are telling you
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that intramuscular injection
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of any combination of substances,
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the augment the immune system is a pretty dumb idea.
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And then you'll be able to whittle it down really fast,
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because most people are talking about bioweapons,
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most people are talking about amyloidosis,
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most people are talking about crazy lipid nanoparticle,
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poor quality control,
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and people are talking about DNA contamination.
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And so we're almost there.
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But as long as we stay focused on their little spectrum of debate
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where maybe the mRNA was done or rushed wrong incorrectly,
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Nobel Prize was given to the wrong person for the wrong reason,
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then we're not arguing about what we should be arguing about.
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And we're not asking the right questions.
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I think that's another way to think about it if that helps you better.
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These people have tricked us into asking the wrong questions.
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These people have tricked us into chasing the wrong villains.
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These people have tricked us into trying to solve the wrong mystery.
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And they've given us this illusion of consensus about what that mystery is,
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the illusion of consensus about what the obvious conclusion is,
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the illusion of consensus that we have all come to agree about this
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when we haven't.
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We have discussed recently with Denny Rancour and Peter McCullough on my stream
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about the all-cause mortality being quite unrevealing with regard to
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a novel cause of death sweeping the world like a plague.
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The math doesn't support the idea of a novel cause of death
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sweeping the world like a plague.
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And that's a problem because if you say to somebody that there's a new cause of death on Earth
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and that everybody's equally vulnerable to it,
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and then there isn't an increase in all cause mortality across age groups
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that's detectable in temporal relationship to this declaration,
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you have a problem.
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If where there is an outbreak in one geographic location,
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there isn't an outbreak in subsequent nearby geographic locations,
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then you have a problem.
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And that's what seems to have happened in a lot of places in the United States
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and in fact around the world.
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And Denny Rancour's data seems to show a sharp increase
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in all cause mortality as the countermeasures were rolled out
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and specifically the mRNA shot around the world.
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And as would be expected,
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serial exposure to this kind of a reagent
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is going to result in possible cascading effects or avalanche type effects
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in the immune system as the reactivity of the immune system builds.
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Now there's some people that are arguing that IgG4 is showing up
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and so that means that we're building a tolerance to this spike protein
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and that is possible.
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It's possible.
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It's one possible mechanism, one possible outcome,
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but they have no, they can't guarantee that because they don't understand
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the mechanism by which in some people that's occurring
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and in some people it's not.
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In some people they just keep getting repeated respiratory disease
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and repeated somehow become COVID positive again
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or not COVID positive but still sick.
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Long term lack of energy, all the other things that people have
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many countries and many, many places we see the same signal.
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impactual because this was around the same time that Peter had just recently
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come out like I have with the idea that just the whole vaccine schedule in America
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in the hands of a competent scientist, PCR is highly accurate, well, duh.
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that we have nothing to question about the faith.
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The novel virus is defined specifically by sequencing reactions,
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which are all driven by PCR.
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that he has no conflicts of interest with regard to telling you
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that the fidelity of these, these diagnostics and the fidelity of these
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sequencing reactions is beyond, beyond question.
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viruses raining down from the sky on the order of 800 million viruses per
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square meter per day.
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in the world.
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But you know, we can find all these little pieces and put them together
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and convince you that what we're finding is real.
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I think there's a lot of shenanigans going on and I think the behavior
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of these people reveals that it is indeed shenanigans.
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It's not people genuinely fighting for the truth, trying to organize
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around health, freedom and sovereignty over ourselves and our children.
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You know that Kevin McKernan is not fighting for that.
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He's fighting for something to do with personalized weed
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and genetically modified pot plants.
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Philip Buckholtz is making money as a sequencer and as a test maker
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and as an advisor to all the companies that would ever want to take advantage
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of any of this mythology in the future.
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He's asserted himself as a guy who does that for a licks.
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We're really good at that.
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Me and my lab are really good at that.
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100% on board with the idea of a novel virus for which we have to do something
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which we could keep tracking and we should keep sequencing
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and keep making better sequencing technologies and sequencing products for.
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We've looked at these four guys because there's some game being played here
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because it's just really short through the corner.
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George Webb's favorite biological advice comes from Dr. Paul Catrell
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who's not even a doctor even though George Webb says over and over and over
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and over again for three years that Paul Catrell is going to med school
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and was going to med school at the beginning of the pandemic when he wasn't.
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Every once in a while he says it wasn't med school.
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It was something you do before med school.
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So then he's not Dr. Paul Catrell but he is because he has a PhD
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from Walden University in finance where he did chaos theory and bond trading.
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So he's kind of like that guy that does pizza reviews from New York City
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but then this guy is more like the Jurassic Park character
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who did chaos theory so he's like a combination of the guy in Jurassic Park
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with that pizza delivery or the pizza review guy that also traded,
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day traded and made a lot of money like I don't know it's just such a joke to me
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and what becomes more of a joke is that somebody like Robert Malone
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wants us to believe that in his quest to save the world
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he came out on the bread wine steam podcast in the way that he did in June
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and then also he came out on Paul Catrell
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with Paul Catrell and some other radio network enlightenment radio network
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because he's just trying to get the word out there.
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You know because he's got all these connections in government that just ignore him
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so you know what does he got to do he's got to stream with these kinds of people
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even though he used to work with carrot funded bullshit
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carrot funded bullshit has already been on the web all over the place
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for six months before June 21
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Robert Malone comes out and pretends he doesn't even know
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or doesn't even mention that he knows carrot funded bullshit until June of 21
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now all of a sudden yeah okay I'm on Paul Catrell and I know carrot
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it's not good ladies and gentlemen because
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Malone also says that George Webb's a bad guy right but
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but tells you where to find him and Paul Catrell
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was streaming many many many times with Kevin McCarron
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and you know that we followed Charles Rixie and Kevin McCarron
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not too recently or not too long ago
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April 26th on this Vay John health conference which occurred on a Saturday
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and it was Christine Grace followed by Charles Rixie
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and Kevin McCarron
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and these were really quite
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let's say low level poorly organized talks all three of them
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Christine Grace may be very smart and she may have a lot of information
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about how lipid nanoparticles work she may have a lot of information
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about the kinds of things that they can do when they interact with DNA and RNA
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she may have a lot of information about the polarity
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different particles and how that figures into how they cross membranes and that kind of thing
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but the talk that she gave had slides
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that had too much gibberish and
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readable material on it with not a lot of obvious
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messaging and she she skipped a few slides
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every once in a while and she talked very nervous and very fast so
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wasn't pretty difficult to get much from her talk
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then Charles Rixie gave a talk about censorship
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and used a bunch of slides you couldn't read or see what they were but you were supposed to
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take your word for it that that was his
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sub stack or this is a multicolored spreadsheet
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with all the papers that he's read and then Kevin McCarron
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came on and did a I don't know what
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would you call that like if you were a master student giving a
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presentation about amyloid that that's the level it would be at
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it definitely wasn't at the level of somebody who studies it
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or at the level of somebody who's got an idea of the next project he wants to do
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or how he's going to do experiments to prove that this is happening
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he never once really made the argument about why
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this particular virus as opposed to any other virus with a fusion protein
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or any other transfection of any other fusion
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protein would be any less toxic than this one
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he never made an argument about why the
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the virus would be particularly dangerous and the
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transfection would be particularly dangerous or which one would be more dangerous
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when I'm clearly arguing that the transfection is much more dangerous
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than whatever is floating around as the virus even if it's an
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infectious clone and that's what I've been trying to argue from the beginning
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if you're unlucky enough to be sprayed with an infectious clone
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or made to inhale an infectious clone then things bad things will probably happen
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but if you transfect yourself with a
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foreign protein most assuredly you're playing the same game if not
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much much worse with many many many more tissue in
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your body than just the mucosal of your lungs
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and gut and so we're in a big trouble here
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because interestingly enough these stars
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have all crossed again and this illusion of consensus
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seems to have really really strong connections between
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all of these pieces the
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laying down of this worst case scenario
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which was done by people like Paul Catrell
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people like George Webb people like Kevin
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care people like Charles Ricksey people like all
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the people in drastic like me there were screaming very early on
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that this could be a lab leak and unable
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to get the message out that that doesn't mean it's danger as it just means that it's probably more likely
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a man-made thing than it ever is something coming out of a bat cave
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the worst case scenario a billion
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people going to die was something that needed to be seeded
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that it all worked out people on the TV say look they gave them the Nobel Prize
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thanks Cara of reflections on the Nobel Prize
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Macmillan where do we recognize Dr. Philip
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people that Robert Malone has streamed
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with like Paul Cottrell and
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incidentally you're going to hear in this interview that
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Robert Malone came first time on Dr. Philip
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of 2021
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the same month that he made his debut
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on Brett Weinstein I just can't believe
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that this happened today and more importantly I can't believe
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the kinds of things that he says unfortunately it's already
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950 so it looks like I'm going to be up a little later
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than I wanted to be up on this Saturday but I am going to be up because it is
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a video that needs to be wrestled with
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it's extraordinary
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hello good evening good afternoon to everyone
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here thank you for joining me for this really really
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fascinating discussion with regards to Robert
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Malone no it's important for people to realize
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that actually I had the first video
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interview with him all the way in June 2021
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and at that time it was just purely by chance
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that I realized subsequently that he was actually
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the inventor the creator of the mRNA
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technology that in itself was a fascinating insight for me
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and since then I have watched him grow from strength
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to strength going across the world and
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effectively impacting the scientific perspective
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and across the world now today is actually
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my birthday and the biggest gift that I've had
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is the fact that we have here Robert Malone with me
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to discuss ideas about mRNA technology
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his history how he felt about the Nobel Prize
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and all these issues together should in truth
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be a remarkable discussion so the first thing that I'm going to do
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is bring Robert in as opposed to just have a quick introduction
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hi Robert how are you? Hi Phillip thanks a lot for having me back
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it's been a long time and a lot of water in the bridge
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absolutely grateful for you asking me to come back onto your broadcast
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well yes as I said it's a tremendous honor for me to actually have you
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because these days you're literally one of the biggest
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voices out there depending on which side of the fence you're on it can be a
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bit of a problem but in truth everybody does hear what you say
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whether they like it or not so with that in view
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can you just give us an introduction of yourself
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Robert let us
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did you just hear that please tell me you heard that without me
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having to reel it back and then I'm going to reel it back and we're all going to enjoy it together like an
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extra potato chip that we didn't know we had
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it does hear what you say whether they like it
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or the biggest voices out there depending on which side
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of the fence you're on it can be a bit of a problem but in truth everybody
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does hear what you say whether they like it or not
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everybody hears what you say
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whether they like it or not it doesn't matter what side of the fence you're on
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isn't that an interesting phenomenon boy I wish I could get my
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message out like that I wish I
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I don't know how he does it despite the censorship
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on either side of the aisle it doesn't matter what side of the issue
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you're on you're gonna hear Robert Malone boy that censorship
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is rough huh I mean that's that's an impressive statement
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so with that in view
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can you just give us an introduction of yourself
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Robert let us let us know a little bit more about you and your background
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here we go so the
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truth of the matter is that I actually live
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and enjoy living a simple life I live on a 54 horse farm in Northern Virginia
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that I homestead it together with my wife Dr. Joel
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Glassville Malone from just being atheists
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I was born in Palo Alto California
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at the Old Stanford Hospital and grew up in the Central Coast California
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moving frequently the son of a
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Mills University train or college train teacher
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and a Stanford trained electrical engineer who was very
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involved in the defense industry and high voltage
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systems I landed in
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high voltage systems is that like high voltage weapons
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I mean what does that mean I he's in the defense
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high voltage systems it's just so silly
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it's gonna get much worse you're gonna gonna believe the kinds of things that he says
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here and as you're listening I want you to try and follow
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along and see if you
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if you hear that bell what I'm indicating is
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I'm saying something that he probably said because
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he was made to say it because somebody
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brought it out somebody reported on it somebody
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said something about it it was never intended to have to be talked about
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but this is the updated list this is this
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October 7th updated who is
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Robert Malone speech and it is spectacular sorry
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yeah and in my youth
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and pretty much grew up in the Santa Barbara metropolitan area
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and then went to university at
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Santa Barbara City College, UC Davis
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Northwestern University, UC San Diego
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in the Salk Institute and
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Northwestern and Harvard Medical School for my final fellowship
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in global clinical research. I'm trained in pathology
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I've also in virology
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immunology molecular biology and was very active
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as a bench researcher really
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beginning about 83 84 kind of cut my teeth with
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HIV and mouse mammary tumor virus which is
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a retrovirus model of breast cancer in mice and then
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through my work in gene transfer first at the
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Salk Institute focusing on retroviral vectors then
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as a assistant professor at UC Davis I grew a
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medium sized non-viral gene
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therapy program was recruited to University of Maryland
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Baltimore where I had additional discoveries that led to
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a whole other field of gene delivery that nobody talks about these days
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having to use to do with pulse electrical fields
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and the founding of a company called Anovio that's still running in San Diego
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using that technology and then
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to the uniform services university of the health sciences
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where I helped create a breast cancer research program
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and issue banking laboratory and research laboratory at Western
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Pennsylvania and then joined
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a company that had just obtained
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the what's called the prime systems contract for
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bio-defense products for the Department of Defense called Dimeport vaccine company
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up in Frederick, Maryland almost across the street from
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Fort Dietrich which is where the United States Army
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medical research group is that used to be the bio warfare
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group but now is the bio-defense group and at that
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in that job in that position I had
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experience with virtually all the major
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well really end minor vaccines that are in development for
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bio-defense for the U.S. Army and defense complex
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which is where I was brought into connection with a lot of
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people that are called you know referred to as deep state
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many people who have CIA connections
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I'm not CIA I've never been CIA I've never been approached by the CIA to the best of
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my knowledge but you can't work in bio-defense and not work with CIA people
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I've also worked for Gates funded nonprofit
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it's defunct now but I know that world pretty well
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that building a Zika vaccine was not going to be very practical
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platform and worked for a long time for a company that uses
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in grants and contracts for a variety of companies
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including companies that are
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basically inside DC defense contractors
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I've been granted a secret clearance but my passion
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remains in small farming and my 44 year marriage with
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my wife Dr. Joe Glaspel Malone where high school sweethearts
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and these days we produce Lucetano horses
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here in our farm in Virginia up against the Shenandoah Mountains
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so there's a kind of a broad brush stroke
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of who I am and what I do excellent listen I think
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as I listen to you there I remember
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holy cow that was crazy
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so let me just see
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let me just see if we can do this here
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so he did mouse tumor virus
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he called himself
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he's trained in pathology, virology, immunology, megalactic and molecular biology
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cut his teeth in mouse tumor viruses which was a mouse
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model for breast cancer then he did retroviral vectors
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when he speaks of vectors he's talking about using them to carry DNA
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they're talking about transforming things then
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so like transfection would be with our mRNA but then with DNA
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I missed a lot of stuff in there because there was also
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the part about windber and the breast cancer institute that had
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the really high speed internet pipeline and had access
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to all of the military cancer data
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and he put the husband
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of a postdoc that he had and as a director of
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that institute that's a married couple from Nigeria
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it's just all very strange
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kind of happening there and then that put him in real close proximity to where
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the plane went down in 2001 so that's
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a little strange he's worked for the Gates Foundation and he's worked for a company
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called PAF which was one of the primary guest companies in the Gates Foundation
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or funded by them he also worked for a regulatory
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affairs sweatshop which I don't really know what that is
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he worked with some phase one two and some three trials
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he was tip of the spear of the Ebola vaccine where he brokered the sale
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of the Ebola vaccine candidate from a company called Newlink in Canada
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to Merck. He was involved in a
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under a lot of biodefense products I apologize you can't read that
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drug repurposing for Zika influenza vaccine development
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baculovirus and caterpillars
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and he's got what is this
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he got 10 billion I thought it was like
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2 billion now he says it's 10 billion for
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beltway banded companies so he sounds like a really great guy
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but really right now he's into his 44 year
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marriage with his college or his high school sweetheart
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and raising Lucetano horses so
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holy crap that's interesting I would say
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there's quite a bit in that narrative that wouldn't be there
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hadn't been for the work of some of the people that you
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follow some of the people that we trust
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so thanks to all those people especially Mark Gulag
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well the first time that I had an interview with Gert
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and he went through his background and I thought oh my goodness
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no wonder it is a worry
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when you say something that is counter to the narrative
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and we're going to be coming into that in a moment
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but I think it's very important to start with
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that question of mRNA technology
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now in all of the background that you have listed
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I don't hear a lot about
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the work or that original work with
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mRNA why did you not continue
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after you had that experience of the breakthrough
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in thinking so you would have been at that cutting edge
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as you said in Salk Institute you had that moment where you
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envisioned it why did it not continue
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well not only envisioned it but I left the Salk
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because of the politics that were going on over the patents
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with a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder
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my mentor is now out
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and basically is being a very abusive person
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but I continued that work at a small startup
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across the street called Vaikal and it's at Vaikal
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that we had the additional discovery of naked DNA
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and RNA delivery into mouse muscle
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and the reduction of practice of all of this
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for the purpose of vaccination
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so we demonstrated there that you could inoculate
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mice with the messenger RNA that I had synthesized
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and caused them to mount an immune response against the encoded protein
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and so is that where the patents come from
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because yeah looking behind you
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there was a number of patent filed
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so the original patent disclosure was made at the Salk in 1987 or 88
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and then a patent was filed from the Salk
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and I never got a straight answer
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when I left the Salk it was still pending
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they had first determined that I was a sole inventor
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and then they put my mentor on it
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and then I left and went to Vaikal
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and I asked the Salk a few years later
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what happened to that patent because they're supposed to just
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they're supposed to notify the inventors of any actions they take under
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the Baidole Act in the United States
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and they had unilaterally decided to abandon the patent
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at the time when my mentor, Interverma,
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had been a consultant to the company Vaikal
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so the Salk patent would have interfered with the Vaikal patents
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and it was dropped
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Can I just ask the chat?
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Did they flash to the second camera yet?
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Is that why you're saying why did he put patents on the wall
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or did they flash to a second camera yet?
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Yes or no?
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Anybody in the chat did because there's a second camera coming up soon
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and then the Vaikal patents there was nine of them
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that came out of their original filings
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Watch your cover
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kind of 1990-1991
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He's going to trigger it himself
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They issued
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and then we had, Jill and I had a subsequent patent
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actually multiple patents
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you know that's
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as shown behind me
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Nice
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and they cover the formulations
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You see he's got a button he triggers it with
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he's got to look down to see which button he pushes
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on his little streamer thing
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so he can get that patent wall side shot
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That was brilliant
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Okay, so one was
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purchased by the army
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use of various
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candidate lipids
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we were the first ones to put cholesterol into the formulations
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we came up with solutions to the endotoxin problem
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but we were way ahead of our time
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and Vaikal when I left
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I had signed an employment agreement
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that among other things
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resulted in my getting compensated for the patents
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with one US dollar
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but I also
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signed away any rights to work in that field
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subsequently
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and at one point I got a
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cease and desist letter from the CEO of Vaikal
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BJ Simone who used to be at Merck
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that I should not do any research
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as an academic
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directly relating to what I had done
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when I was at Vaikal
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so
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Vaikal was very aggressive about the intellectual property
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they sold it to Merck
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Merck tried to make DNA vaccines work
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they thought RNA wasn't going to be
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feasible to manufacture
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they failed
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they spent over two billion
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they turned the IP back to
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to Vaikal
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and Vaikal burned about a billion
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or a billion and a half
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and they failed
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but what they did do through that whole time
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is very aggressively block anybody
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that would work on DNA
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or RNA vaccines
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until the patents expired
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and then after the patents expired
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the market cap for Vaikal
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basically crashed
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and the company
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was basically merged
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for less than cash value
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so it's
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I don't think the patents
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expired in 2001 though
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and I think Mark has shown
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that
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the patent or rather the stock
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of Vaikal crashed or ended
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pretty much in September or October
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of 2001 right?
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isn't that right?
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so that's weird
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yeah the line glows
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that's for sure
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not where you then start
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to speak about your work
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because before that you
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couldn't I really couldn't
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yeah well no at that point
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in all this work that we did
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mostly at UC Davis
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with the different positively charged
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fats and the pharmacology
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and biology and mechanism
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of action work
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we had done a lot of work
|
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on trying to develop gene therapy
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for cystic fibrosis
|
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involving pulmonary
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or intratricular inoculation
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of these formulations in mice
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and in monkeys in non-human
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primates
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and also the basics
|
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of delivery and equipment
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but he said that the patents
|
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expired and Vaikal
|
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||
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prevented anybody from using the
|
||
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||
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mRNA technology until the
|
||
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patents expired and then in the
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patents expired
|
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their stock crashed
|
||
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|
||
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but I don't think the patents
|
||
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||
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that he had would have expired in
|
||
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|
||
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2001 correct me if I'm wrong
|
||
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||
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someone in the chat
|
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that's weird
|
||
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putting jet injection and post-electural
|
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|
||
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field we were starting with some
|
||
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||
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in gold particle delivery
|
||
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|
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which is another technology in this mix
|
||
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|
||
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that is gone by the wayside
|
||
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||
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and with the
|
||
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||
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positively charged fat formulations
|
||
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|
||
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we could never overcome the toxicity
|
||
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|
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|
||
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they're highly highly inflammatory
|
||
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|
||
|
and so we moved on to other
|
||
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|
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|
||
|
delivery technologies that were more
|
||
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|
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|
||
|
efficient including post-electrical
|
||
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|
||
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fields that didn't have the
|
||
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|
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|
||
|
toxicity
|
||
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|
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|
||
|
and primarily focused on the DNA
|
||
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||
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|
||
|
delivery not the RNA although we
|
||
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|
||
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48:35.800 --> 48:37.800
|
||
|
did get a very broad patent
|
||
|
|
||
|
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|
||
|
on mucosal vaccines
|
||
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||
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|
||
|
that covered virtually any gene therapy
|
||
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|
||
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|
||
|
vector
|
||
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|
||
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|
||
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but I couldn't get any of that funded
|
||
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|
||
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I got recruited to
|
||
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||
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Umariland
|
||
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|
||
|
and we did the electroporation work
|
||
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|
||
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|
||
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and I wrote what I think was
|
||
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|
||
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|
||
|
probably one of my best
|
||
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|
||
|
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|
||
|
personal proposals ever
|
||
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|
||
|
48:59.800 --> 49:01.800
|
||
|
and it went into
|
||
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|
||
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|
||
|
the NIH for review and it was
|
||
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|
||
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|
||
|
rejected based on
|
||
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|
||
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|
||
|
the fat. So he said this a
|
||
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|
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|
||
|
couple times and it's just dawned
|
||
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|
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|
||
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on me
|
||
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|
||
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listen
|
||
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|
||
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any of that funded
|
||
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|
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|
||
|
you know
|
||
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|
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|
||
|
it covered virtually any
|
||
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|
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|
||
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gene therapy very broad patent
|
||
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|
||
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just on the DNA delivery
|
||
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|
||
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not the RNA already did get
|
||
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|
||
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a very broad patent on mucosal
|
||
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|
||
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vaccines that covered virtually
|
||
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|
||
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any gene therapy vector
|
||
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|
||
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just on the DNA delivery
|
||
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|
||
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not the RNA although we did get a
|
||
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|
||
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very broad patent on
|
||
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|
||
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mucosal vaccines that covered
|
||
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|
||
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virtually any gene therapy
|
||
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|
||
|
vector. I want you to think about
|
||
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|
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|
||
|
this video that I've seen on
|
||
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|
||
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the internet for a second
|
||
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|
||
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I've seen this video on the internet
|
||
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|
||
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about patent trolls
|
||
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|
||
|
and patent trolls are these people
|
||
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|
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|
||
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that have a patent
|
||
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|
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|
that seems to apply to a broad
|
||
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|
||
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you know like I don't know
|
||
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|
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||
|
one of the kinds of patent trolls
|
||
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|
||
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that I understand
|
||
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|
||
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that's out there is somebody
|
||
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has a patent
|
||
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|
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on website
|
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reviews,
|
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website product reviews
|
||
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on a website
|
||
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|
||
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and so they go around
|
||
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|
||
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suing medium to small sized
|
||
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web based
|
||
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businesses
|
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|
||
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that have reviews on their website
|
||
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|
||
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and sue them for
|
||
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|
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|
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patent infringement
|
||
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|
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|
||
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and this is called
|
||
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|
||
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|
||
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patent trolling
|
||
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|
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|
||
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and it only happens in certain
|
||
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|
||
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jurisdictions in America
|
||
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|
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|
||
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but it's a real thing
|
||
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||
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now what Robert Malone just said
|
||
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there
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is
|
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what he said there
|
||
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|
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is
|
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that he had a broad patent
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on mucosal genetic vaccines
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can you imagine the possibility
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that if this patent
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exists right now
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that he could potentially
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patent troll
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any company
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that violates his patent
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and especially now that he's
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motivated by
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this PTSD
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that he got diagnosed with
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as a result of
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his interaction with this VICO company
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and his terribly abusive
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ender verma
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whose career also seems to have
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been kind of ruined by these patents
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one of which was purchased by
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the army. He casually
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mentions the endotoxin problem
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which is also a new
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game piece on the board along with
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the DNA
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and the endotoxin problem was
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especially just added
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to the game board
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by another than Josh
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Getsko, a guy who's been
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on my program before
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and who was on John Campbell's
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stream on YouTube a couple of days ago
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talking about the DNA
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contamination but also
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the endotoxin, the cell wall
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of the bacteria that's used
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to generate the DNA that
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generates the RNA
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VICO sold patents to Merck,
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sold them back to VICO,
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then we have this incongruency between
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when those patents expired and when
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VICO's stock crashed in
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2021 or
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2001.
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He mentions pulse electric
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fields twice. He also talks about
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gold particles. We've talked about all of
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those as ways to
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transfect and to transform
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animals and tissues and cell
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cultures and we've
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stated over and over again that you
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were depending on whether you use
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mRNA or DNA you would call it
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transfection or
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transfection respectively.
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DNA versus RNA decided
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to stick with DNA
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and pulse electric fields so that
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he mentions again
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remember this is key
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that we were granted a broad
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patent on mucosal genetic
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vaccines and that's very
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interesting because going
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forward there's going to be a lot of
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those because as I've
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stated at the beginning we are
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going to transition away from
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vascular injection because we are going
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to come to the realization in the coming
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years I guarantee it
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that rejecting
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the American
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way too early
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way too aggressive
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way too often
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way too many targets
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immunization schedule
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was the right idea
|
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and it could be that
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20 years from now there are a couple
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vaccines that are accepted as
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as
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a subcutaneous
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vaccines that can work
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there could be some that you take
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orally but we're going to be getting
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rid of most are all
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intramuscular vaccines I am
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sure of it because we are
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we are just not augmenting the
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||
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immune system the way that we think we
|
||
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||
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are and it's curious if he's
|
||
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|
||
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positioning himself
|
||
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|
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|
||
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as a patent troll just letting
|
||
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|
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|
||
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everybody know
|
||
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|
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|
||
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every time I go out on one of these
|
||
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|
||
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|
||
|
little podcasts I'm just going to drop
|
||
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||
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|
||
|
that there you know that whole wall
|
||
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|
||
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of patents back there some of them still
|
||
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|
||
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exist one of them
|
||
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|
||
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is for a very broad patent
|
||
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|
||
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on mucosal
|
||
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||
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genetic base back scenes
|
||
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||
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that's pretty impressive
|
||
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|
||
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but
|
||
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||
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I couldn't get any of that funded
|
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I got recruited to
|
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U Maryland
|
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and we did the
|
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electroporation work and I wrote
|
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||
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what I think was probably one of my
|
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|
||
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best personal proposals ever
|
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|
||
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and it went into
|
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|
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the NIH for review and it was
|
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||
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rejected based on
|
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the fact
|
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quote-unquote that Merck had already
|
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|
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solved the delivery problem which
|
||
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||
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of course they hadn't but
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||
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this is the way things are and when
|
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|
||
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you're a soft money
|
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|
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young investigator
|
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|
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you you don't have
|
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too many times it back
|
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that doesn't really sound like a
|
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||
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jiving story to me and I'm
|
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||
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going to tell you why
|
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|
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because I don't think
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the NIH would
|
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solve the delivery problem which
|
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of course they hadn't
|
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but this is the way things are
|
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and when you're a soft money
|
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|
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young investigator
|
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|
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you don't have too many
|
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questions about why because I don't
|
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think the NIH would cite
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Merck as a reason
|
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why you would reject someone's
|
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proposal
|
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unless Merck published it in a
|
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nature article or unless Merck
|
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published it in a journal
|
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like you wouldn't just say no
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Merck's already solved that
|
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that's not how grants get
|
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rejected
|
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and a pharmaceutical company would
|
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be a very odd
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use as a rejection
|
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as a basis for rejection
|
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and in fact I would think
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it would be pretty easy to file
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an appeal in that scenario
|
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it smells
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fishy to me
|
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it's just another way of making
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him seem like he's like the victim
|
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and he's been
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fighting big pharma for a long time
|
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or something like that and I don't
|
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think that at all
|
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I think he's been trying to
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catch on to the freight train
|
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of money that is
|
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|
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the speeding
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|
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global pharmaceutical industry
|
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and occasionally when you try to grab onto a moving
|
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|
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freight train you can get hurt
|
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you didn't mean to land but I mean come on
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let's be real here
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I guess cricket
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for me it's baseball
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but you know if you don't hit it out of the park
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you're out
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that's true
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that's true I think that's true now too
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I mean young investigators
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really really really need to
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hit it out of the park
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the last job you're going to have
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in academic biology is going to be your postdoc
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I mean there are
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no positions for
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of unrepressed
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backgrounds
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it's just gotten out of control
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the content of your work
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the content of your character
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your work ethic
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it doesn't matter at all
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it's all secondary to your
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perceived station in the hierarchy
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it's pretty scary
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and I had a wife that
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but I doubt he experienced that
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when he was in academia
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thank you very much
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sorry if I was implying
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that any of those current
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issues
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were in existence at the time
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when he was hopping around from
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retroviral lab to retroviral lab
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where people were stealing
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retroviruses from france
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and bringing them back and
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claiming that they had cured them
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they were running around
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this
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writing grants about how
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retroviruses were going to be curing cancer in 10 years
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come on
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a child
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two children at that point in time
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and
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I really I couldn't tolerate
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that
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the environment
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of modern academe for
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a soft money funded
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investigator
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and this is why I
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went to industry
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again and then to government
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contractor
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so let me ask you then
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so from a personal point of view
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you had to almost
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so he was forced to go work for
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government contractors
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he was forced to go work
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for DITRA and DOD
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because academia is just so
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harsh
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I mean he's not going to give
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any credit to anybody that does make
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it in academia you know like
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J about a chariot or something like that
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like those guys aren't great
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or I admire everybody who made
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tenure nothing like that
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he got
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the raw end of the deal he got
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PTSD he was treated terribly
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they stole his ideas he got the
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short end of the stick
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woke away from
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your baby
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I was
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I was
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I was
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one of the lead
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individuals speaking to the press
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about what I knew concerning the
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death of Jesse Gelsinger
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at the hands of Jim Wilson
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and you pen
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from overdosing going off
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protocol with
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adenovirus.
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and
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I'm afraid that
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I don't think he would have set a
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dang word about this
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had somebody not founded
|
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already known about it. And we not already talked about it lots of times. I don't think
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he would have said a word about this. Because I don't think his, I don't think his I say
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it again. I do not think that his career was ruined. He claimed in an earlier interview
|
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that he made the career of the New York Times reporter that covered this story and quoted
|
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|
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him. And again, if he's suffering, if he's losing his career, then what happened to him?
|
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|
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Did he go off to the farm? No. He went and got another job at a government funded health
|
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university setting up a breast cancer institute and handing it off to a Nigerian couple who's
|
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the woman of which was a postdoc of his. It doesn't sound like it really cramped his
|
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style at all. He was just moved up the ladder.
|
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I knew what basically what happened there was I was taking training in bioethics from
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a prominent bioethicist. We heard this story before him and his wife were taking a bioethics
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course and that he really admired this bioethicist. Mr. E. Maryland, as was my wife. And I went to
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him and said, this has happened and I know these things about this. They're not being discussed.
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They're not available in the press. And he told me he thought I had a moral obligation to go to
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|
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the press and share what I knew. And so I did it knowing that it would probably destroy my
|
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|
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academic career. And it did. But I was able to recover, survive. I got the appointment at the
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Uniform Services University Health Sciences and was able to kind of rebuild a whole new career.
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But yeah, I made a conscious choice there to speak out about things that I thought were unethical.
|
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|
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And you could also say that he said just enough to appease and quiet the intense ethical debate
|
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around what happened with Jesse. You could say that he kind of, you know, basically again, what are
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we talking about here? We're talking about a carefully controlled narrative where both sides
|
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|
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of the argument are actually on the same team. And I'm positing now, like I think other people
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have posited earlier, that maybe he's not the, you know, the savior, the guy in the white horse
|
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that we think he is, because he keeps kind of being this mediocre guy on a white horse an awful lot.
|
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In fact, very curiously around the first time that they ever tried to use transformation to fix a
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genetic disease. And look who's right there to, to again, just like he's doing right now, be that guy
|
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|
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who's got to bring the bad news. Just enough bad news, just enough. So that everybody keeps believing
|
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the main story, which is that, you know, in this case, the denovirus is will work. It's just that
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they tweaked the doses. And they didn't tell everybody that they were tweaking the dosage.
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And so it seems as though he whistled blue on the fact that they changed the dosage without ever
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reviewing the protocol again. And he would have never done that. So it's not questioning the
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mythology. It's not questioning the intention. It's not it's questioning what? It's not questioning
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the biology. It's not questioning the possibility of augmenting the perfect pattern integrity that
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is a person. I hope you can see this, ladies and gentlemen, because we've got him now,
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not like we can do anything about it. But we can see him for who he is. The sunlight is shining.
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There's no shadows anymore. There's no doubt in my mind that we're being played. It's just a
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question of who he's playing for. But he's not playing on the side of America. He's not playing
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|
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on the side of your family or mine. He's getting it while the getting's good, just like a lot of
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|
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these other people are getting it while the getting's good. And maybe it's because somebody
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was going to get it no matter what. If Robert Malone didn't take this job, maybe they'd have
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given it to carrot-funded bullshit. He would have moved over here to America and done it.
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Maybe they'd have found somebody else. I don't know.
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What the bottom line is, is that the novel virus faith is intact. If you listen to Robert Malone,
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argue about who should have gotten the Nobel Prize. The faith of the novel virus is intact.
|
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If you listen to people talk about whether the lipid nanoparticle should have been more positive
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or negative, or we listen to people talking about misfolding proteins leading to amyloidosis
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or pre-odd disease. Without any mechanistic explanations, without any thorough science,
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just in vitro garbage to try and tell you more stories about the ghosts out there,
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more stories about whose masks should be taken off, and more stories about what villains we
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should be chasing. The only mystery to solve is, is how in the world are all these people
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connected like this? Why is he streaming with this person? Are you telling me that he can't get on
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Tucker Carlson? Or are we being governed? And if we're being governed, then it's not time for Robert
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Malone to be on Tucker Carlson anymore, because there's too many people that are awake.
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And we don't dare want to wake any of those TV watchers up anymore. We don't dare want to
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wake any of those TV watchers up anymore. Those people are the last trapped people.
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And so his job now is to talk to you and me and all the people that are already awake and know
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something's wrong and are never going to take another shot and make sure that they don't question
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the novel virus narrative. They don't question the gain of function narrative. They don't question
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anything going forward because their next one, they're going to bring out another one of these
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shots and say it's better. And so you got to accept a novel virus and you got to accept
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the contamination and you got to accept the quality control narrative so that the next one
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can be better. Maybe they'll use electricity and DNA and again, and Novio will get a contract
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and then you'll be taking the vaccine from trusted Robert Malone, the most interesting man in the
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world, to save you from Marburg virus. We're being played, ladies and gentlemen, by somebody who calls
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himself a molecular biologist, virologist, pathologist, immunologist, bioethicist,
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and horse trader had to live with the consequences. But what I learned from that was that
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if you maintain good friendships and good relations with colleagues, you can survive a blow like that.
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They'll help you. I use the metaphor of a rock and roller throwing himself onto a mosh pit.
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You know the image that I'm talking about and finding that people would catch me and hold me
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and allow me to carry on. And with that comes a huge sense of security that you can act
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in accordance with your morals even though it will often have major consequences
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and still survive. But the thing about it is that you come through that and you still own your soul.
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I think we're worth it. So here's an important piece of the puzzle that I'm trying to unveil,
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and it's to do the fact that you would not have been able to get through that period
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without the support of Jill. And secondly, I know that Jill was a primary factor in you speaking
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out about your work with mRNA because you could have kept silent. You could have just let it ride.
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Why did Jill insist that? Listen, you need to share this. You need to talk about this. Why was
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because there was a no bell rise at so remember that when I left the salt, I left with a diagnosis
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of PTSD because they were saying that people were being saved by the millions and they weren't
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given any credit to my husband. That's why Jill urged him to speak up. It certainly wasn't to save
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people. It certainly wasn't to tell everybody not to take it. They were advocating for every
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old person to get this shot. Apparently, he took it himself after he had COVID as if that makes any
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sense to an immunologist, a molecular biologist, virologist, not a very smart one of those.
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And that's not a trivial thing. I don't just say that. I was a hot mess. And that's something that
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doesn't go away throughout much of my professional life to find myself in highly competitive environments
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where the same kinds of behaviors are common. And I had also since those early discoveries
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really had a heck of a lot of gaslighting and ridicule from people who benefited by positioning
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themselves as more important than they were in the story and building companies off of that,
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and so I had learned a survival strategy of basically staying quiet and laying low
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being not readily visible. I certainly would speak at conferences but didn't make much of.
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I basically set aside that early trauma and the events associated with it and just went on with
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my life and built other skill sets and other research focus. And so when this started to heat
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up and frankly, particularly, I was triggered by a comedian in Canada who posts videos under the
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pseudonym What's Her Face that did a video that really went through and dissected what happened
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to my Wikipedia page after I was on the Dark Horse podcast and all the wicked editing that
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happened with that to write me out of history. And at the time, there was a clear marketing
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campaign to get Currico and Weisman the Nobel. This is two and a half years ago now. And my wife
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who has lived through all of this experience at first hand, Dr. Jill Glasspool Malone.
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Dr. Jill Glasspool Malone, it's a little shitty because certain doctorate is not in
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something like biology or molecular biology or virology or pathology or anything related to
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medicine except it's psychology. So, you know, doctor, it's just lame. I don't ever call myself
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Dr. Jonathan Cooley because I think it's kind of lame. If you're not a medical doctor, you should
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say Mr. Mrs. And you can say PhD if you want, you know, but I just don't see the point of saying
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Dr. Jill Malone, unless you're really, you know, you mean something with it. Like, and here,
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you can only mean to mislead people. And it's annoying. I find it really annoying. Just when
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you say Dr. Paul control, you know, you say Dr. Kevin McCann. Everybody introduces me as JJ.
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And then everybody says, yeah, but that's all diminutive and everything. What it is is humble.
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Because I understand that I'm just a reader. I understand that I have a lot of bench experience
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with a very limited aspect of molecular biology, a very limited aspect of neurobiology, a very
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limited aspect of animal behavior, a very limited aspect of small animal surgery, a very limited
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aspect of of animal breeding, and an absolute mountain of expertise on electrophysiology and
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brain slices. And with that, extremely weird, but varied background in biology that includes
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an enthusiasm of birds since I was a kid, collecting reptiles since I was a kid, a love of all kinds
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of animals since I was a child. I come at this with a firm and beautiful respect for nature
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and how complex it is. And a real firm understanding that the real appreciation that you need to have
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as a biologist is that there's so much that we're never going to be able to figure out because it is
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this complex interaction of complex interactions with complex interactions
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with pattern integrities.
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I just don't feel the sacred here. We're being sold down the river by people who've already
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given up on the sacred who already believe all of the keys are in our hands. They believe that
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it's just a matter of time before all these mysteries are going to be solved and all these
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nuts are going to be cracked. Robert Malone is exactly one of these people
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who probably thinks there's too many people on the planet and certainly too many mouth breathers
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and that we need to use the medical data that we can to make this go forward because otherwise
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it will never go forward. And I think he's positioning himself for whatever changes are to come,
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just like a lot of these people are, just like I am and just like you should be.
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Said no, Robert, this time I insist you have to stand up and fight what's being done to you.
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And I really, you know, I'd partitioned all of that in my mind and set it aside and
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really didn't look at it, didn't try not to think about it as a defense mechanism.
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And she hauled out, we had carried the old data to the extent that we were able to extract it from
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by Cal and the salt. We carried it with us in a great big box through all the moves and academic
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appointments and everything. And she hauled it out and went through it and pulled out key documents
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and assembled them and wrote an essay in which she described from her point of view what had
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transpired. You see, and that essay is something that Mark has captured images of and she had
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posted this essay on Facebook. So even though that essay doesn't really exist anymore on the
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internet, it's still there in some places. I think you can still have a, there's still a link and
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included the receipts, the documents and the patent disclosures, etc. And, and sent that off
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to UC San Diego, faculty and leadership, Salk Institute, people at Moderna, an old colleague
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that had invited us to the Carolinska years and years ago, that was-
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So she sent a letter to Moderna, the Salk Institute, the University of San
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San Diego, or wherever that was. She sent that letter to all those places. That's pretty bold.
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A letter about PTSD, a letter about his, his, his ideas getting stolen from him,
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idea about how millions of people's lives are being saved by his technology and nobody's giving
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him any credit for it. She sent that letter to Moderna and the Salk Institute.
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Volved in RNA delivery and became a collaborator and was often asked to the Carolinska years and
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years ago, that was involved in Canada, Salk Institute, people at Moderna, an old colleague
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that had invited us to the Carolinska years and years ago, that was involved in RNA delivery
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and became a collaborator and was on the Nobel selection committee a couple years ago.
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And, and basically said, no, this is what's happened. And, so that's, that kind of set that
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all in motion, the process of objecting to being written out of history and having my
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own contributions overlooked. And, of course, there was massive backlash from corporate media,
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notably a very ugly piece, poorly written in the Atlantic Monthly. It has a graphic with two
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syringes crossing over my face like skull and crossbones with my image in red. It's very striking.
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Somebody wrote the other day that it was basically an invitation for assassination as far as they
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were concerned. But I took a lot of arrows over that. And, you know, the Atlantic Monthly,
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the Washington Post, the New York Times, Business Insider, Forbes Magazine, all of these entities,
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as well as my haters in academia, particularly at the Scripps Institute of Research.
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There's one that I don't want to amplify. They all focused just on the published manuscripts.
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None of them will acknowledge the patents. So, because I was at, at a company, all of that stuff
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had to go into patents, not into papers. And so, it's weaponized that, well, I didn't really do
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what I did because I don't have the peer-reviewed publications. Seriously, I had a whole girl,
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poor Robert, written out of history. Only have a few. They happen to be among the most highly
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cited in this area. But that's all whitewashed over as if that... I want to understand, Robert.
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Now, this is an interesting question. As you were talking, I thought about it.
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Just imagine that you had stayed silent as you had typically done. You said nothing.
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And what happened still happened? How would you have felt? Would you have felt the same? Better?
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Worse? What do you think? I think it's good in... It's been particularly therapeutic starting with
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your broadcast, but so many others where I've been asked to tell the story of what transpired
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at the soul and at Vycal. And there's a school of thought that when you have a traumatic event,
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you need to talk about it many times before you can heal from that event.
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And I'm a much better person, even though it's been rough. I'm certainly healthier
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psychologically because I have gone through this process of sharing and expressing
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what I've experienced. And I've had feedback from so many people, particularly graduate students
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that have in postdocs that have had to live in this really rather twisted modern academic environment
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express to me, you know, I so much appreciate what you said. I had similar experiences.
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These are what happened to me. And I think the whole thing, not to sound too touchy-feely,
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has been very therapeutic. I know when he tells the story of his PTSD that he experienced with his
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patent dispute with Vycal and the Salk Institute, I think to myself, man, I just want to call
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and tell Robert Malone how happy I am that somebody's finally speaking out about the way
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that us postdocs suffer. Just for me, but for a whole cohort of people that have also experienced
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these types of rather average behavior from high profile academics. I'm going to share
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something here now. So this is the Nobel Prize. This is the second of October. So this is the
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PDF from the Nobel Institute. And they have here, Catalina, Kariko, and Drew Weisman.
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I want you because you knew this was coming. And I want to understand because I'm thinking
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about it from a scientific point of view. When you've done work and you've created ideas
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and then not be credited for it, it does hurt. Did this hurt? Even though you knew it was coming.
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Did it hurt? To reel back, when Steve Kirsch and I went on the Brett Weinstein Dark Horse podcast,
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three of us sat around for about 20 minutes before we started the broadcast and discussed
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the potential consequences of what we were about to do. Oh my gosh, the consequences could be
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drastic. Brett, you could lose the Google payouts that you get from YouTube and the ads that run
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on your extraordinary podcast. Robert Malone could lose all of his illustrious career as a
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vaccine broker and horse salesman. And Steve Kirsch, he's got his own company. So he'll be fine. Oh no,
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wait a minute. He was asked to step down from his company.
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So they took the risk anyway, and they titled the podcast three easy steps to end the pandemic.
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And then in the first 10 minutes of the podcast, Brett proceeded to tell everybody how they were
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an example of how strangers could hang out without masks, because infection and injection on the
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right, double injection on the left, and master of prophylactic ivermectin in the middle.
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We haven't forgotten he would like us to have forgotten that he never came out against anything.
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And you could call it speaking against the narrative of safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines.
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And we thought at the time, Steve was the one that was most bomb proof because he had his own company.
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It caused him to lose his company. His board of directors basically asked for his resignation.
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And Brett, certainly he got demonetized. That was a huge impact for him. My understanding is he was
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quite depressed for a while. And as you would well imagine, if that's your main source of income,
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getting demonetized from YouTube. And for me, the discussion was that the Nobel was in play
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at that time, and that this would jinx my ability to prevail in that or be included in it. And so
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it was a conscious decision that that was a risk, consciously taken, but that it was the right thing
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to speak at that time. And so when this dropped, I was in one sense surprised, in another sense,
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not surprised. I was surprised in that my colleague from the Carolinska that I mentioned, who's a
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full professor and works on RNA delivery and self-replicating RNAs, had assured me that the
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committee two years ago had reviewed the contributions of Currico and Weismann and had determined that
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they were not sufficiently meritorious to warrant the price. And the committee at the time apparently
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was surprised because they had not been aware that I had done that original work. And as apparently
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Moderna and Pfizer were not aware because they didn't cite the patents, and that's another story
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right now. They're busy in a patent battle. And now Pfizer paradoxically is citing those old patents
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in their attacks against Mert, I mean, against Moderna. So I had been told that the committee had
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reviewed this and found that it was not sufficiently meritorious. And my expectation was that the
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committee was just going to stay away from this topic, you know, certainly for many years until it
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had declared itself, let's say, in terms of what were the real issues with this product,
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these mRNA vaccines for COVID and the technology platform, et cetera. But clearly,
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they decided not to. They decided to take it up and they voted to grant this in a very odd way.
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It is, it is, and you've got it highlighted there. Basically, they did a carve out
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just for this to make this award. And the wording is crucial there, as is the press release that
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corresponds to this. The, it's the carve out is restricted to just mRNA vaccines against COVID-19.
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So this is a Nobel award for enabling the rapid development of mRNA vaccines against COVID-19,
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not for the development of the core technology platform or anything else. So as Jill and I were
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pondering this and, you know, mRNA just read it there through their groundbreaking findings,
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which have fundamentally changed our understanding of how mRNA interacts with our immune system.
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That's the key. So by chemically altering the mRNA, we have learned a little bit more about how
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mRNA interacts with our immune system or interacts with the intracellular machinery,
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which processes mRNA and foreign mRNA in particular. We've learned a little bit more
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enough to use it as an excuse that contributed to the unprecedented rate of vaccine development.
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So during one of the greatest threats to human health in modern times. So
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what's important to see here in my, from my perspective, is that Robert is now still having
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a debate about what role he played in the development of the mRNA technology
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and what things are going to contribute ultimately to the enablement of these development,
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the development of the COVID-19 vaccine. So what part of this is he not going to challenge?
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He's not going to challenge that this was one of the greatest threats to human health in modern
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times. If he was trying to free us like like Jessica Hockett and Nick Hudson and Thomas Binder
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and Peter McCullough and Bobby and a lot of other people, I think, are trying to free us.
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Excuse me. We've really got to get it into our heads that one of the things that we needed to
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spell is this mythology that it was one of the greatest threats to human health in modern times.
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Bobby's not there yet. Peter McCullough is not there yet, but we're trying.
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And you saw that Peter McCullough had the first time at a sparkle in his eye about this idea
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when he was talking to Daddy Rancour. So we're going to get there, but we've got to keep pushing
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and we can't let people put it on the screen and then not talk about it. Distract us with
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you know, the precise wording of enabled the development of or no, we are now
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putting into the Nobel Prize record that they saved us from one of the greatest threats in
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modern history. So the lie is not the biology of the mRNA vaccine. The lie is that.
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That's the lie. That's what makes it okay for it to have been rushed. That's what makes it okay
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for it to have contaminants and still get the award because otherwise it wouldn't get a reward,
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right? It wouldn't get an award if it hadn't saved anybody's lives. Then it would have been
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a rushed product that hurt a lot of people. I hope you can see how important it is
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that that's in there, that they're saying it, that it is the justification for awarding them
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the prize and talking about the biology of that is accepting the fact that the greatest threat
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to human health in modern times just passed us by.
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Or anything else. So as Jill and I were pondering this and you know, how do we process this and deal
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with it? Her point immediately was, well, actually this is kind of indicating because the committee
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has not, has explicitly not made the award for the invention of the technology, which was what was
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being advanced in the press in stat news in Boston and others, CNN originally, before I started
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objecting, was that Kariko and Weissman were the ones that had created this technology. When in
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fact, they came, they didn't even start doing any of this stuff until 15 years after what I did.
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So, so in a way, it was okay. Now, the assertions that are made by the committee
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are largely false and fairly transparently false. The assertion that Kariko and Weissman
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produced these four papers that involved the use of a a pseudo-uridine modified base
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incorporated into synthetic RNA, reducing inflammatory responses relative to non-modified RNA.
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They hold the patent on that from you, Penn. And that patent is fascinating because it says nothing
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about vaccines. And Kariko and Weissman originally did not intend to work on vaccines, but rather
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were focused on cancer when they did these discoveries. So, there it's absolutely true
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as the committee asserts that Kariko and Weissman made these discoveries and they made them after I
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had left. And I've congratulated them on that achievement of the Nobel Prize for their discovery.
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The next statement that's made there in that clause that justifies the product and in the
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press releases, they talk about effective vaccines. That's highly debatable. And they also assert
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in the press release, the vaccines have saved millions of lives and greatly reduced disease.
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That's also really in flux right now, that that thesis. But you notice they speak of effective,
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they don't say safe and effective, which has become the mantra. So, they dropped a safe part.
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And then in their press release, they talked about that what was really important here was that
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the pseudo-uridine invention was what was enabling for the rapid development of these products. And
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that's also a false statement. The discovery phase and development of the, let's say, composition
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of matter, that's technical patent talk for a vaccine is usually, and in this case also, a very
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small fraction of the overall, the discovery phase and development of the, let's say, composition
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of matter, that's technical patent talk for a vaccine is usually in, in this technical
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in development of the, let's say, composition of matter, that's technical patent talk for a vaccine
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is usually in, and in this case also, a very small fraction of the overall time necessary for
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development. The reason why these vaccines were developed so quickly had nothing to do with mRNA,
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but largely had to do with dropping the normal processes for assessing pharmacology, toxicology,
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biodeistribution. No, there is not wrong. It's really interesting to say that their,
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that their new idea of chemically altering uracils was an enabling technology that allowed
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these vaccines to develop so quickly. But in reality, the only thing that needed to be done was
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we needed to shorten and get rid of all this regulatory procedure and declare an emergency under the
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prep act, which is really what he should say here, right? Which is really what he should say here.
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He should say it explicitly declaring an emergency under the prep act is what allowed this to happen.
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He should say that explicitly. If he was trying to save us, will he say it?
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Pharmacokinetics in phase one, two, three clinical trials, pharmacosis for assessing
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pharmacology, toxicology, biodeistribution, pharmacokinetics, in phase one, two, three clinical trials.
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That was a pretty stupid, complicated way of saying that they declared an emergency under the prep act
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and then that meant they didn't have to do anything. You could keep it real simple, but instead,
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it's often stupid, complicated. And you don't say what needs to be said. That's how the narrative
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is being controlled. Ladies and gentlemen, that's why we have to listen to Robert Malone, because
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then we can hear the barriers. We can hear the boundaries. We can hear the boundaries of the
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debate on this side when we listen to Robert Malone. We can hear the boundaries of the debate on the
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other side when we watch PBS NewsHour. And once we can see where the boundaries of the debate are,
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we can start pushing there. Because otherwise, we're pushing on their practice dummies.
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And we're running in their little wheels. So we got to listen carefully. We got to find out
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where the edge of this narrative is and that we need to push hard on it. And so some of the
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places he's pushing are real. It didn't save millions of lives. It didn't enable the technology.
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The prep act enabled it. But then as he says it correctly, he stops short of giving you the truth.
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And that's exactly the magic. That's exactly the enchantment.
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He should have done said the prep act and emergency here. And he should have done
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said that we need to stop the government from being able to declare an emergency again. And then
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all this goes away. But he's not saying it. Including dose escalation. And not to mention the
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nonclinical and clinical toxicology. So it was it was the dropping of the regulatory norms that
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resulted in this being done so quickly. It wasn't really anything to do with pseudoridine.
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Well, it raises a good point because I was asking about this as I was doing my research.
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I realized that actually they even modified the pseudoridine even further by creating an N1
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methyl serodeuridine, which is what they've used in the vaccines, which is quite remarkable. I guess
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what they're saying is just the concept of create using this pseudoridine is the innovation. It
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doesn't matter how you then subsequently adjust it. Yeah, that that could be the logic. It's it's
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I'm not aware. And remember what I said, the salt, I think there was six or eight Nobel laureates
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there, including Francis Crick. I'm not aware in the history of the Nobel Prize for medicine
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or physiology, that those that originated the technology were not included in the final
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award. That's very unusual. And the the point that all of these, let's say irregularities or
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untruths that are used to justify this award, really, in my mind, speak of a
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the logic underneath this, not really being grounded in rigorous science and medicine.
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I think it has more to do with politics. That's a controversial statement on it. Really don't
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want to come across as sour grapes or or denying in any way, or casting shade or disparaging the
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achievement of this, or or to second guess the Nobel Committee, it made their decision.
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But I do note that Pfizer is a major donor to the Carolinska Institute. So whatever happened
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here, it happened. I was surprised you asked about my emotions. I was surprised. What what
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was more hurtful for me than the actual award was the rekindling of the box trolls and social
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media scientists attacks on me, asserting that this demonstrated that I didn't actually do what I did.
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That's that's just hurtful. And it's not it's not based in in fact,
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and it's, you know, it's, it's, you know, what's hurtful is when doctors are told they have to
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follow a protocol and then those doctors follow the protocol and then lie to the patients about
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following the protocol and the fact that it's going to help them. You know what sucks is when
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people are lied to about why they have to stay away from their grandmother while she's dying.
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You know, it sucks is when people are lied to about why they're being treated the way they're
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treated or how they're being treated or what they're being given. I don't know if he suffered
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that much during the pandemic. I don't know if he's really in a position to whine about just him all
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the time. When lots of other people lost their businesses, lost their jobs, lost their livelihoods,
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lost family members, lost children, lost parents, lost use of their hands.
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I just think it's a little disingenuous for him to be singing for an hour and 15 minutes about
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how much pain he suffered as the hurtful internet. The hurtful, unwritten history that is his
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when he just wants to be a humble horse farmer, famous for saving the world, I guess.
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Tearing off the the scab over the psychological pain, frankly, I don't want to sound like a
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whiner. Do psychological scars have scabs? Of what was deployed against me by corporate media
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two years ago, two and a half years ago, but that's the modern ecosystem in social media is this kind
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of really rather wicked behavior. The way that they brought out the truth was somewhat very similar
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to how they brought it out all the other times in the Scooby-Doo. Robert Malone got to be on Tucker
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Carlson. Robert Malone was on Rogan. Robert Malone was on every podcast.
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And while he was out there, he was telling the story of viruses, telling the story of his technology
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being stolen from him. Telling a broken story about it might be working, it might not be working,
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it should be working. We don't know if it's working. Controlling the narrative, being the star of the
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show, touring the world, touring the world. He's just a humble horse farmer. But in order to save
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the world, he's definitely willing to do a week long cruise off of the coast of Turkey with a bunch
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of dissidents. He's definitely willing to go to the EU three times a year. Sometimes he's doing nine
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hits a day, nine podcasts a day. Sometimes he puts out 21 single space pages of text every day.
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And he's got horses and emus. Ladies and gentlemen, something is incongruent here.
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Something is very, very incongruent here. And if we follow this to the end, I think we're
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going to figure out what's going on. I think you're going to see the Scooby Doo for what it is. I
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think we can expose these people because they're all connected. There's no possible way that George
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Webb, Paul Catrell, Robert Malone, Charles Ricksey, Kevin McCann, Dr. Philip McMillan,
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a carrot fund in Bosch, and Dr. Paul Catrell, if I didn't say that already, are not all connected.
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There's just no way. They're definitely all connected. They seem to be all part of the same
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sideshow, pushing the worst case scenario, pushing rumors of the worst case scenario of the shot,
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the worst case scenario of all the different ways the transfection went wrong.
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Instead of all the ways the transfection is wrong. See the difference? All these people are pushing
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the ways the transfection went wrong instead of the ways the transfection is wrong. And they're
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all related. They've all been on each other's shows. Robert Malone has been on this guy's show
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in the same month that he was on Bret Weinstein a month before he went on Joe Rogan and broke the internet.
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And Robert Malone is streamed with Kevin or with Paul Catrell while at the same time talking
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out of the other side of his mouth about how one of his arch nemesis is on the internet is
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none other than George Webb, who says the biggest hero in the medical community speaking out since
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2020 is Paul Catrell, fake doctor, bus rider MD,
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who supposedly his arch em is in arch one of his arch and nemesis in 2020 was none other than
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Kevin McCarid, who convinced me that I should fight with him against the silver salesman.
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Ladies and gentlemen, this is breaking very fast. The illusion is breaking because all of these
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people have underestimated our ability to look back on the internet itself and see the videos
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that they did and see a pattern that's incongruent. But it's very incongruent when you're liars
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and you have to keep track of all the lies that you told it's really hard.
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Especially when there's videos of all the previous lies that you told and anyone can go look at
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them and if they spend enough time, if they waste enough time on the drama, then all kinds of stuff
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seems to fall out. Of people that just want to hate and there's nothing to be done about it.
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You just kind of have to suck it up. Snowflake and deal with it.
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That was the one that was more hurtful than the decision by the committee. I could have used the
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money. But Kariko and Weisman have already scooped up the Lasker award, the similar award from the
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Israeli government. When they got the Lasker award, they wore masks for the photo.
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Her award from the Spanish government. There was clearly a big push here and this is big science
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and that's just the way big science goes. If you don't, one of the things early in my career
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at the Salk, one of the competitors to ender verma was Tony Hunter, who also ran Nobel Laureate.
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I guess I'm now an also ran. For some of his key work, Brilliant Man. Mine like a trap.
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And he once said to me, if you think this is the last major discovery you're ever going to make,
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then you should get out of science right now. This is basically a bucket up
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and don't line. And this is just the way things are. Science is a hard ball game.
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And so, and the other thing about this, you're asking about the emotional state.
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My entire professional career, I've had to deal psychologically with the gaslighting and
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denialism and all of this wire line. And this is just the way things are. Science is going to make,
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then you should to me and for some of his key work, Brilliant Man. It's all one of the competitors
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to ender verma was Tony Hunter, who was also ran Nobel Laureate. I guess I'm now an also ran.
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And for some of his key work, Brilliant Man. Mine like a trap.
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And he once said to me, if you think this is the last major discovery you're ever going to make,
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then you should get out of science right now. This is basically a bucket up
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and don't line. And this is just the way things are. Science is a hard ball game.
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And so, and the other thing about this, you're asking about the emotional state.
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My entire professional career, I've had to deal psychologically with the gaslighting and
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denialism and all of this. And so, I kind of almost had a lot of that, that emotional
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baggage burned out of me.
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You know, I'm going to say something now, and I had responded to a few comments on social
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media as well. And I, as I wrote something, I reflected on it. And my feeling is that the
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technology has some limitations. But my honest instinct is that they did it with the wrong disease
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at too big a scale. Meaning that if they had done what the intention was, which was to focus on the
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high risk cohort and try to protect them with the technology, I think the risk or the potential
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exposure of the technology would have been significantly lower. But the exposure of the
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technology would have been significantly lower. Exactly. You would not have been able to see
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that the technology sucked because it would have just killed old and vulnerable people with
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comorbidities. That's what they should have done. If they were really just intending to get rid of
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the get rid of as much chaff as they could. And he just said it right there. The technology
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would not have been as exposed if they had just used it on the weak and vulnerable.
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But they used it on all kinds of healthy people. And now we've got a problem. Did you hear it?
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The technology for your scale, meaning that if they had done what the intention was, which was
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to focus on the high risk cohort and try to protect them with the technology, I think the
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risk or the potential exposure of the technology would have been significantly lower. And I said
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something here. I'll finish with this statement. I said that no matter what the political situation
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is, the people who have been hurt in one way or the other by the technology will never
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be silent. And that's in effect the thing that is unstoppable. And so the platform, even though
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it could have more modifications, more benefits, could be destroyed at this altar. Any thoughts on
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that? So I had warned about this, and not just the platform, but the entire vaccine enterprise
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has been compromised. And public faith in public health, the reputation of the CDC,
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the reputation of the FDA, I speak about this from time to time. I was speaking to a Portuguese
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audience about a year and a half or two years ago. And an older woman asked me a question and
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prefaced it with a preamble. And she made the point that throughout Europe, the FDA had always
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been believed to be the gold standard for integrity and rigor in regulation of drugs and
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biological products. And that she had come to now understand that the FDA was corrupt
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and could not be relied on. And when she said that, I had not allowed that thought to come
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into my mind up until that point, he didn't think the FDA was corrupt, even though he was
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involved in getting $10 billion worth of grant money from the United States government. And it
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involved in bringing lots of different technologies to market via the FDA. In fact, what did he say?
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Holy shit. He said he worked for a regulatory affairs sweatshop, which had to do with FDA
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regulations. He didn't know that the FDA was not to be trusted until then, even though he was
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in the business for 20 years of taking advantage of gaming that system.
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I mean, can you believe it? Can you believe that he's even got the gall to talk these words,
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to speak these words in this order? But of course he is. He's woozy on with right now. He's on with
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somebody who's on his team. And it was not and rigor in regulation of drugs and biological
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products. And that she had come to now understand that the FDA was corrupt and could not be relied
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on. And when she said that, I had not allowed that thought to come into my mind up until that
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point. And it literally hit me like a brick to the head. That's absurd. That's as absurd as his
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story that he didn't know what the w w w w w w e f or seppy and all these other things people
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were up to before he was told about it at the start of the pandemic. That's the story. That's
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the story that we are told that Robert Malone didn't know about the w f until someone else told
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him during the pandemic. He just woke up. He didn't even know that the FDA was corrupt until someone
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in Portugal told him. Um, in this rush, this Operation Warp Speed, and all of the profit rush
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Operation Warp Speed. Uh oh, I wonder who he's who he's thrown under the bus here. Again, uh,
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in Miss wouldn't that be convenient? Just in time. Coming to the rescue of the blue side.
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Information and disinformation that was propagated by the government and the withholding of
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information about adverse events, for instance, myocarditis in particular. Uh, what we had done
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as a United States health and human services and, uh,
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by defense infrastructure and and really biomedical pharmaceutical complex is we had destroyed or
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severely damaged our competitive position in the world as the preeminent, uh, developer and
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manufacturer of these types of products. And my prediction had been then, and I think we're seeing
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it accelerate that what would be the logical consequence would be that the United States would
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continue to lose its its dominant position in biopharmaceuticals to India and China, one of which
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is considered a hostile nation. And the other one is at best a frenemy, uh, certainly a strong
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competitor. And that's, that's what's happened. The United States now has to import not only final
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drug product, but, uh, drug precursors, if they're going to do that. And the reputation of the FDA
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is trashed globally and, uh, within the States. I, the damage that's been done here, uh, through,
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uh, the logic of emergency use authorization of, uh, products that are proven to be neither safe nor
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effective. Uh, in response to what was, uh, basically marketed or propagandized as a highly lethal
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respiratory virus with a 3.4% case fatality rate. When it based on Ferguson's modeling largely,
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uh, in Imperial college and his group, uh, and has proven to be paradoxically, Mr. Trump got this
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right. Early on, he, there's multiple video clips of him saying that the fatality rate here, I think
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he calls it mortality rate is well less than 1%. That turns out to be the case. Uh, and the whole
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logic that did, and so why won't he explain that they did something in New York City, which Jessica
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Hockett has identified as like a bomb going off and then using those numbers out of context
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and spreading that out throughout the United States in certain places where the protocols could
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be enacted, they were able to create a brief pulse of increase in all cause mortality that they then
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extrapolated from. It's not just the models. It's the models plus this little tiny start blip
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that was required so that everybody could say, but do you see it? It's right here. It's starting.
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It's about to go to a billion people dead. And then of course, as Jessica Hockett showed,
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it just went up. And three weeks later, it went down and it never went up again for the rest of the
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year. And so is he going to point that out? Is he going to explain that it wasn't just the
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exaggeration of the danger of the virus, but it was actually the inversion of the protocols,
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the imposition of the protocols, the complete reduction of the use of antibiotics to treat
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secondary pneumonia? And do you know that a lot of these EUA PCR tests, when those results came back,
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they said under the results that this PCR test cannot rule out effects from secondary
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pneumonia and secondary bacterial infection. Almost all of them say that. Look it up.
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Interpreting these results positive cannot rule out the effects of secondary bacterial infection.
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This was a highly lethal virus that would overwhelm our hospitals, cause us to need to have mass
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graves and pre-servants full of dead bodies and et cetera, et cetera. That's all turned out to be
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false propaganda. But that is what has been used to justify these breaches of what are really
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international norms of ethics and product development that have been developed over decades. And so
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we're now left. I discredited Fauci hotels and Collins since 2020. Collins and his
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immunomethology was in my stream for the first year and a half of my work. Those children have
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been dismissed a long time ago. So I'm sorry you missed it, but I won't go backwards to them. Those
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guys are stooges. Francis Collins is not a genius. Even Tony Fauci is not a genius. These are stooges.
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I could tell you my colleagues in the
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clinical development and earlier phase pharmaceutical development space
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are perplexed now. What's happened in the states with regulatory affairs in the FDA
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is that what had previously been a fairly rigorous and highly structured process.
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We all knew the rules. We knew what the process was. We could project how much it costs. We could
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project the timelines and grind away for a decade to get the product developed and safe and effective.
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And now it's kind of anything goes if they want it to go. And if they want to hold you to
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higher standards, they will and you can't predict what it's going to be. People are left with,
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well, who do I have to pay off? What do I have to do? The whole system is now compromised.
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Its integrity is compromised. And he just figured it out recently because some
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woman at a talk that he was giving in Portugal pointed it out to him. Before that, he didn't
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realize that the FDA was corrupt. All kinds of implications.
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I want to ask you a part of the question because another piece of the puzzle, even though we speak
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of mRNA, the delivery system with regards to lipid nanoparticles. And I heard you speaking about
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this recently. And I also had a recent conference and someone, Christy Grace, had made some very
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important comments about this. And I just brought up here one of the paper that shows major delivery
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systems for these mRNA. Those graphics are grossly naive. Oh, are they? Yes. So all I want to know
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is that when you see the different strategies for delivering the mRNA, have we ever at this scale
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used the LNP in this kind of way? Are there any risks with that? Separate apart from the mRNA?
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Yes, is the answer. And we know this because of data that was shared by Moderna about their phase
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one dose escalation trials with their influenza vaccine candidate was shared to their
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sock holders. It wasn't made public, which shows that at the 100 mic level with the flu expression
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vectors, RNA, they had an enormously high adverse event rate. Something like 30 or 40 percent of
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the patients enrolled at 100 mics had developed serious adverse events over a fairly short period
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of time. So only because a lot of this work is not being done rigorously and by basically treaty
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based on a meeting that was held chaired by Margaret Liu at the World Health Organization
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little over a year ago, the decision has been made within Western regulatory authorities
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that the candidate lipid formulation that you were just referring to that, by the way,
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if somebody in my opinion, if you're going to give the Nobel for the enabling technology.
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The people that should have got it was Peter Collas at University of British Columbia and his
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colleagues because that is the enabling technology. And that technology is licensed to
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a company that I think Justin Trudeau's family owns a lot of, but I could be wrong.
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Is that the lipids in formulation structure in the East of Pegg that is used by all
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Keraback Moderna and Biointech, Pfizer, that's who really made the breakthroughs
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after decades and decades of hard work. And I've known Peter Collas throughout my career as one of
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the top lipid formulation specialists in the world. And if I can just thanks for joining Janet
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horse a little further, there were three companies in the running originally. The third one was
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called Keraback and he was they were funded by an obscure investor that you've never heard of
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before called Elon Musk. And they ran a more conservative phase one trial with antibody
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titers as endpoints in humans in which they used a significantly lower dose than even Pfizer did.
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Member of Moderna's three times Pfizer. Are you hearing that Elon Musk's RNA company used
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a similar mRNA but without pseudo-uridine and they still got a robust response? Not as robust
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as the high dosage of Moderna or of the pseudo-uridine treated high dosage of Pfizer,
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but they got a good reaction. They got of antibody response and they didn't have to use pseudo-uridine.
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Is Keraback the company of Elon Musk being set up as the next best mRNA production line?
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Interesting. And Keraback was a fraction of the Pfizer dose but Keraback did not use pseudo-uridine
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and it got a robust body response but not as high as those that had used the higher doses.
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But those data demonstrate that you don't have to have the pseudo-uridine. It works just fine
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without it. And Moderna didn't use to use the pseudo-uridine. It made a decision kind of the
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last minute to license the enzyme. But the cationic lipid formulations are intrinsically toxic.
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The mRNA and its immunosuppressive characteristics because this isn't really mRNA. This is a chemically
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synthesized molecule that has pseudo-uridine of whichever form throughout its backbone. That's
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not a normal characteristic of RNA. The placement of pseudo-uridine in normal RNA is very strategic
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and specific in where it's placed, not all the way through the molecule.
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And it is absolutely immunosuppressive. That was the intention but that's a double-edged sword,
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especially when you do them with immune responses. And then there's the spike protein.
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And if we compare, for instance, by the FDA and CDC's own admission,
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the Novavax product, which is caterpillar cell produced and caterpillar virus produced spike
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protein, the adenoviral-vectored products, one of which the J&J had been sold in the United States
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until recently. And the two RNA products that also express the spike, they all have the common
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feature of cardiotoxicity, the myocarditis and pericarditis, and yet their core platforms
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when used for other purposes do not show that characteristic. So major problems with myocarditis
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and pericarditis in coagulopathy were not problems with prior adenovctored vaccine candidates.
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They haven't been problems with prior Novavax technology candidates. So I think it's reasonable
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to conclude, you're a scientist, that this is basic Sesame Street stuff. We have these different
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products, they have one common characteristic, they cause this spike protein to be present in
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the body at very high levels in a very abrupt kinetic, very different from the natural infection.
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And systemically, rather than mucosally, so very different, again, from natural infection,
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and they all have this common feature of cardiotoxicity and coagulopathy and stroke and everything.
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And so my thesis is that we have a cluster of toxicities that are attributable to the formulation
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itself in the presence of a polynucleotide, because you can't make these particles, the
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peter colus particles in the absence of a polynucleotide. They have to have a polymer,
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an anionic polymer to self-assemble, you know, based on ionic interactions.
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So the lipid particle is toxic, the mRNA is immunosuppressive, that's a toxicity,
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and the spike protein is toxic. Those toxicities overlap, and the vector sum of those are particles
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in a process that has been very, is very complex from a pharmaceutical standpoint,
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and involves multiple active new chemical entities.
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So I want to ask you a question, Robert, and I wanted to think about from a scientific perspective
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as a scientist. I am baffled why the scientific community as a whole, you know, the public seems
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to have clued in a lot of the public that something isn't quite right. Why is there this almost
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ideological perspective? It's because the narrative has been curated. It's because the
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narrative has been curated by people like Robert Malone, being on streams with Dr. Philip McMillan,
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curating a narrative about an investigational vaccine and about a novel virus that we needed
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to do something for. That's the reason why we're here. That's the answer. There's about 30 or 40
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more minutes of this interview, but like Kim Traveler, I'm also getting tired. I think I'm
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going to cut it short right here. I hope you don't mind. Watch the rest of this and see if
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there's anything interesting for me to pull out a drop in the next couple of streams. Someone dropped
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a little thread in here about data sciences and Vivek and Kushner, and it's interesting,
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so they didn't check it out. Click on it. Thanks very much for joining me, guys. This has been
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Giga Home Biological, a high resistance low noise information brief brought to you by a biologist.
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Don't forget the Ninja Mouse Killer injection of any combination of substances with the
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intent of augmenting the immune system. It's dumb, and if that's too complicated for you,
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just say the Transfections for non-immunizations and stop them. Stop them and everybody.
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They're trying to eliminate the control you're planning means necessary. This has been Giga Home
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Biological. Don't forget about the broken science movement, the initiative, a great place to find
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interesting videos to share with your friends. Also a great place to talk about the big
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lards of science that are broken. It's been Giga Home Biological. Thank you very much.
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