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And if I could just get it right every once in a while, right, it would just be a little
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better.
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Man.
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Oh man.
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Thanks, Greg.
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Greg is there like a rock.
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Thanks, Rodney.
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And thank you to all my subscribers, those in the past and the present, thank you very
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much.
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I think we're just going to do the first few slides of this start and give our guest
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a chance to catch up some communication problems, but I do think it's going to work out.
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And Paul Elias Alexander might join us this morning for a chat.
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Let's hope that this works out.
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We're going to try and get a really succinct discussion together today about the first
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aspect of the mythology of the pandemic, and that is the infectious clone.
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And whether or not this is a significant idea or just some, you know, who cares infectious
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clones are just the way they do it.
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I have a feeling that after this morning, a lot of people are going to finally, even
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if you've been following me for a while, are going to have a new level of insight into
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the power of this idea.
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And I hope we can convert Mr. Alexander to our view as well.
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So come on now, don't mess with me.
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I forgot I had it set up like that.
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I wasn't even going to play any music today, which is also very good, but let me cut over
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here quick.
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I'm not really sure.
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Good morning.
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This is Guillaume Biological.
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It's a very odd start this morning, some music and then not, and whatever.
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Usually, I give everybody a little bit more time to join us on these open study sessions.
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But this morning, I have a clubhouse discussion that I'm going to stream this afternoon at
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four.
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And then I'm presenting an eight to another group of doctors.
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And I was hoping to have a chat with one Paul Elias Alexander, PhD, a former Trump
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administration consultant or advisor or official, as well as how do I get to talk to is this
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the mean that he's here?
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I only see one person in the meeting.
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Hold on.
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Just let me straighten this out.
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I still only see one person in the meeting.
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I guess he doesn't understand that I'm going to zoom and he's going to zoom with me and
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I'm going to stream separately.
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I think he thought that we would tell a bunch of people about the zoom.
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I'm not sure if that's it.
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Let me see if we get here.
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Now he's calling me.
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Hold on.
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Yes, sir.
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Yes, sir.
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Yes, sir.
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Yes, sir.
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Yes, sir.
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Yes, sir.
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Yes, sir.
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Yes, I'm looking at you on your streaming, but I'm looking at you and everything, but what
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do I have to do?
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Oh, you have to join the zoom meeting that I sent you.
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I don't think you sent me that.
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Okay, well, I just sent another email with it.
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You can check it again when you asked me to.
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Yeah?
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He should be here in a second.
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I'm really excited because we have been talking about this for a while.
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We've been trying to get something on film about the way that this all goes.
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So I'm just going to put this music on and we'll wait for him to join us.
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The idea is to try and convince people that the natural biology of coronaviruses and
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indeed the natural biology of RNA viruses in general is quite prohibitive to what these
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people have termed a pandemic where millions of lives are at stake and billions of dollars
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are at stake and perhaps the livelihood of all of the seven or eight or nine billion
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people on the planet are at stake because of this never ending and, in fact, increasing
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danger because of climate change.
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That's what we're here to dispel the mythology of.
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They have used fine computer models, beautiful computer animation to convince you of these
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biological concepts which are inherently and internally contradictory.
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There he is.
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I see him.
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I'm going to put him on the screen in a second.
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It is really exciting to have him here because it is only very recently that we became aware
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of one another and that we were thinking in such parallel ways.
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I took the risk of sending him an email and the next thing you know, we've had a few
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phone conversations and we've hashed out some of these broad biological ideas.
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I'm going to pause this wasn't my idea there.
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And so let me escape out of here and see if I can bring you over to the screen, sir.
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This should work.
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There he is.
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Look at that.
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So now you should be able to see everyone.
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I'm not sure how far behind the zoom will be.
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So you might want to, around the stream will be behind the zoom so you'll probably want
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to turn up the zoom and then monitor the stream or something like that.
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You should be able to see me on zoom too, right?
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I am.
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Okay, good.
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Would you like to give a very brief introduction as to how you got all messed up in this and
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where you are now, what you're doing, plug your sub stack, et cetera, so that people
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know who you are.
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They all know who I am because there's only a few people here for me right now.
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So give them a few minutes.
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They'll all start tweeting.
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We'll have a few hundred people in the audience in about 15 minutes.
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Okay, well, I can speak now.
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Yes, please go ahead, sir.
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Sorry.
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Thank you.
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First of all, Jay, thank you very much for allowing me to introduce this session and
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your group.
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And you're right.
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We've had some actually very engaging discussions recently.
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And I think I find your depth and breadth fascinating in terms of your understanding
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of a lot of the issues around the pandemic and total, but the gene injection itself and
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what we are dealing with.
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My belief, day one, has always been that this was not a bona fide pandemic.
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So I want to put that on the table.
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My background training is in epidemiology from the University of Toronto in Canada
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Graduate School.
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I did a short program, so I'll be brief at Johns Hopkins in a little certificate program
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in bioterrorism, biowaphere.
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I actually had the pleasure of being taught and met Dr. Donald Henderson, D.A. Henderson
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who is credited with eradicating smallpox and he wrote that seminal paper in 2006, basically
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saying that lockdowns, school closures, quarantines at the border, all of those things
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were devastating and will always fail.
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But you incur as least societal disruption as possible in an emergency like a pandemic.
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And you basically allow society to live normal with least disruption and basic issues like
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hand hygiene and that you only isolate.
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You only isolate voluntarily sick and well people with a strong clinical suspicion of
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illness.
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No one else.
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You only must test sick and well people with a strong clinical suspicion.
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You only detain people at a border who are sick and unwell.
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No one else.
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The vast majority of society must live normal and I'm on record three years ago, even
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in as part of the Trump administration seeing clearly the all we needed to do with Dr. Scott
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Atlas was isolate the ill strongly protective vulnerable always, but you let the vast majority
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of society live free unfettered lives.
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I went on to an Oxford, I did a graduate program in clinical epidemiology and then I was going
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to read for a doctorate of Johns Hopkins in bioterrorism under Henderson, Donald Henderson,
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but I couldn't get a proper funding because I was not a US resident at that point.
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I am a US resident today.
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So I did my doctorate at McMaster in evidence based medicine, Dr. Gordon guy at who founded
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the degrees of evidence based medicine supervise me, they might post off with him.
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Okay.
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So I went into this discussion quickly is I worked at it will have the organization
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I worked in 2019 back again with the whole Washington in COVID as a pandemic consultant
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advisor in April, May of 2020.
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I got word from the Trump administration people to come to Washington to join the Trump administration
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and I worked as a senior pandemic advisor.
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So from a technical point of view, I'm one of those people like Dr. Mike, et cetera,
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heavily worked in the area of COVID from day one.
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I don't pretend to be a bigger expert than new people in this meeting nor J.
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We all have done a lot of work and a lot of us understand things.
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I think the lay public has surprised me in the sense that, well, I'm not really surprised
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but I'm happy that they are actually more technically sound and engage in more critical
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thinking than traditional doctors and academic scientists who this has though their brains
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fell out of their buttocks, fell out of the behind because we are in a disaster situation.
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We've lost a lot and society and I think basically the pandemic was a fraud and a hoax period.
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Just everything that was done about it and while I work in the administration, you know,
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I've been part of the group with early treatment, et cetera, and I'm out there fighting and
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So Jay provides a fascinating place for me because I shared with him some of my thoughts
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and we realized that we have a lot of things in common.
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term. How do we get people to look below the rock or to peer behind the curtain?
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So how do we ask the right question? Because what was done here was wrong, nothing worked.
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We have zero, zero evidence, zero none across three years that any lockdown, any school closure,
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any mass mandate, any business closure, anything worked, everything failed, nothing worked, zero.
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push it on people on new gene injection. So the question is, why, if this is not working,
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how do we stop it and how do we get the right people now to think like Jay and to at least
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consider what he's saying, because remember, we are scientists and as scientists, we don't
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run around suing each other if we disagree, we listen, engage, we even evolve our thinking,
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my thinking is evolving, good to see of people like Jay, and I imagine you guys here because you
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are and Jay are collaborators in some ways. So I appreciate Jay and I'll turn it back over to you,
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thank you. Wow, that's crazy. So what do you think and your mind would be sort of the best
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overarching start? Do you think we really should start with the gain of function versus infectious
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clones and explain to people why the pandemic doesn't have a good foundation in biology,
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at least as they've shown it on television? Or do you think that we should start more from the
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the numbers and the basic biology that they've simplified to the point of lying to us?
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Which do you think is the better one to start with today? Because I'm ready to do either one.
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And yeah, I know that we do both. Yeah, we sure sure we can do both. Yes. Okay, good. So I'm just
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going to start quick then with sharing my screen and then I'm going to put myself small. What that
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might mean is that I have to fool around with how to get you to be large on the screen. So let me
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just see what happens when I do this. And then I do this. I do this. I do this. And now I want
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you on the screen. How do I do that? I need to get writing here. And then this will get me there,
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right? So I want that one to be a different one. Sorry, it's going to take me one second because
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I knew this was going to be a problem, but I needed to fix this now and not later.
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I might just have to switch back and forth between you and it. I just don't like not having you on
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screen. Give me two more seconds because I think we can edit this better if I fix this. I'm going to
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add one. So that's what I'll do. I'll escape here. Sorry about that. And I'm going to change this to
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this one. Right now I'm logged on the screen. Yeah, I know that's perfect. Now I'm going to
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try and change this to something else. I'm going to make this the primary. Right? No, this one.
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No, the primary. Yes, that one. Yeah, there we go. Okay. And we're going to close this. No, save it.
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And I turn this one on. Yeah, there we go. So we can flip this around like that.
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And then I can start this as a slideshow. And now I'm going to switch every once in a while
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between these two things. But I think if I have hell screen here and I copy this,
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I should have put you up there. Anyway, I'm going to do this like this for now and I'll switch it
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back to the thing here. So this should work. Oh, no, it's the wrong one again. Dang it.
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Dang it. Sorry, I'm such a clown here. Primary monitor. Let's see if that works. Current slide.
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Yes. Okay. So this is a small picture, but the people that are watching have seen it before,
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this is the all cause mortality in the United States. In this picture, it is from 2014 all the
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way to 2022. And so if I cut, oh yeah, but then I can't cut over here to the big screen shoot.
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I don't really like this. Darn it.
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Okay. But Jake wants you something. Yes, go ahead. Are you trying to get that
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the information screens as big screens? Right now it's large. You are large, right? Or not?
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Yeah, behind it, which is fine. I don't know if people need to see me as such as here,
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if I ask a question, because I would like to ask questions, but can you just open that
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screen or the mode you were enlarging it? Yeah, I'm just gonna, I'm just gonna get out of here
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and switch between them. Sorry, I think that's the better way to do it. So we go like this,
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we go current slide. And I'm you can, they can hear you in the background and this is fine.
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Yeah, excellent. Okay, so this is the all cause mortality in America. It is between 50,000 and
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70,000 a week, more or less, maybe 68,000 a week over the course of, oh, sorry, Mayor's my mouse.
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Over the course of 2014, all the way to the beginning of 2022. And down here in the brighter
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blue, what you see are people who've died of pneumonia. And the thing that we've been told is
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that somewhere here at the beginning of 2020, a brand new cause of death appeared. And that
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we're calling COVID. But what you see in these numbers is actually a very large increase in the
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number of people that have died of pneumonia. And it correlates very well with this increase in
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COVID, which is in the red there. What you'll also notice is the year on year, I'll move my head
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from 2014 all the way to 2020. The number of people that dies of pneumonia is very consistent.
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It's somewhere between 5000 and 4000 every year. And a subset of that is depicted in yellow
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as the identified or calculated influenza cases every year. That's usually just hand waving done
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by the CDC with some testing and a lot of modeling. But then over here, that all changes. There's
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a new cause of death now. And that new cause of death is causing an increase in pneumonia deaths
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like a doubling or even a tripling in the second wave. And this, these numbers were the numbers
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that they showed on PBS NewsHour. They didn't show this number. And had they shown this in the
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context of all course mortality, it would have been very hard, hard, much harder for them to sell it
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as the disaster it was. What I'd like you to think about is the possibility that there's a better
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explanation for why so many people died of pneumonia after two or three decades of there being a very
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constant number of people dying of it. Why all of these numbers don't have to be a new cause of
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death. And that is because we've seen this all before the who has done this before. The who has
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declared a pandemic in 2009 of a dangerous avian flu virus. And in 2020, they declared a pandemic
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of a dangerous novel coronavirus. This novel coronaviruses was detectable by what we now know
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as a very nonspecific PCR test for this RNA virus. And it was applied, as you said, to very low
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prevalence populations, not just people who were sick with symptoms, but everybody that would
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drive up through and drive through. And in addition, anybody that tested positive with this nonspecific
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diagnostic was in us and was in the system was in a system that had financial incentives for them
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to be mistreated for pneumonia, mistreated for respiratory disease, and mistreated for a novel
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respiratory disease based on this nonspecific test alone. The financial incentive enabled a
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larger portion of all cause mortality than the normal pneumonia and influenza to be prioritized
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as a new national security threat that could be addressed with a vaccine. This story was then
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perpetuated for three years. I suggest that if the molecular biology of this story is real,
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that there was likely something involved in the beginning, a release of something that
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allowed the molecular biology to be true, because a natural coronavirus cannot produce the molecular
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fidelity that was present from the beginning of the pandemic. In other words, if a virus is spreading
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around the world, there should be some sequential change that can be measured. And there's virtually
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no difference between Wuhan, Washington, New York, Italy, Spain, Iran. These are all the same virus
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for a very long time. And that's statistically and biologically impossible if you believe
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the cartoon that they've told you on TV. So the real goal was to make you surrender your
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individual sovereignty and to change human rights to basic granted permissions. And the way that
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they did this was that they confused you. They specifically confused you over the last 20 years
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about the dangers of natural viruses by publishing paper after paper about the pandemic potential
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of coronaviruses, paper after paper, where viruses are purported to be enriched. This is a cartoon
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that says you take a virus that's green and you pass it through several featuring dishes. And at
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the end of these several passages, the virus has become more dangerous. They've also told us they
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can do the same thing with animals in gold and hamsters or in ferrets. They can make a relatively
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benign flu virus into a very dangerous pathogenic potential virus. And more recently,
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they've even led Congress and the rest of us to believe that you can take pieces of different
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viruses, assemble them in a laboratory, and then that new virus has the potential to go around the
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world like the fuse of a firecracker. And I would suggest that there's really no biological evidence
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that any of these are actually possible. It's not likely that there are viruses in mother nature
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that can do what they've told us has happened. It's not likely that there are viruses in a
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laboratory that can do it. And there are not likely combinations of genes yet to be found
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that could do it. And we have to come to this understanding on the basis of basic biological
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principles, not cartoons like this, because this is the idea they they want us to be a have a
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super national group of organizations and rules that governs us in the event of a pandemic. And so
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essentially, they are setting up a mythology upon which a super national organization can
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govern us into eternity. And we don't want to let that happen. The way that they've done this
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is that they've changed our mind about basically four things over the last three years. They've
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changed our mind about the basic coronavirus swarm. They've changed our mind about all cause
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mortality by basically not letting us think about it. They've changed our mind about how our immune
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system responds to a respiratory virus. And they've changed the literal meaning and the expectations
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that we have around vaccination. So let's take a little quick look at this in a little more
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detail. A lot of my viewers have seen some version of this before. So I'll go quite quickly,
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because I want to get to the clone that kind of ties this all together. They first of all,
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they've changed the way that you think about the coronavirus swarm before this. There used to be
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about 200 different ways to get a respiratory disease that could lead to a secondary pneumonia.
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And these were all just balled up into one thing, P and I. But in 2020, we reformulated all these
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different and disparate causes of respiratory disease. And basically, with a very high
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financial incentive, convince people to call something and anything that they could find
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this new thing, even if it wasn't, because it was a national security thing. It's okay to do it,
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because better to take too many than not enough, better to over count than to undercount. And these
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that we have that there is a new cause of death. And since none of these tests and none of this
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trying to find them in our background. Ajay? Yes, sir. You could.
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was it as lethal as they said? In other words, was this a non consequential coronavirus
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that was circulating? And then I think you are because you've touched on PCR the way I understand
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it is. Technically, we detected something in February or March of 2020, so I'm letting your
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that was always there. You're asking me that question? It was always circulating.
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the fidelity of this PCR test is such that it's detecting something new rather than something new
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in Italy and did sequencing in Spain and did sequencing in Wuhan and did sequencing in Iran
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were not all working together to come up with the same sequence and then wink at the camera and
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say, yeah, it's all here. But more importantly, it had to be. It had to be a very distinct,
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uniform molecular signal that would fool multiple governments, multiple health organizations,
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multiple groups of very smart molecular biologists. That means the signals can't be fake. They can't
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be false positives. They're real. And the only way to get such a uniform, reproducible signal
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around the world of the same almost identical genetic sequence of an RNA virus would be
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to release it. You had to release a perfect copy in multiple places. Otherwise, it's impossible.
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what your argument, which again, I am on site. So in other words, what we're seeing already
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at the beginning here, if I understand you correctly, which is what I'm thinking also is
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that something was released. It was actually circulating globally. So that actually opens the
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point that our immune systems had seen this in some capacity before. So we had some level of immunity,
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some level. But key is this that the PCR test and when we say that it was flawed and fraud and
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garbage, it's not that it was really flawed and fraud. It was that it was detecting
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real coronavirus, but old recovered coronavirus. Absolutely. Absolutely. And it can be the
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best part about this is is that it can be both. It can be that in certain places in the United
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and high levels of molecular positivity. And so these doctors didn't see ghosts. They saw what
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they saw, but there's not seeing it throughout 2020, throughout through 2021, throughout through
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to 2023, like they expected they would when we were back in March and April of 2020.
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people that they had. Everybody in Wuhan expected the same thing. We have 22 people with a weird
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pneumonia. They thought it was going to come 2,200, but it never did. And that's the extraordinary
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part of the story. The positivity remained. The the detection of the virus was everywhere,
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but the standard symptomology of this, you know, altitude sickness with like ground glass capacities
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and yada, yada, yada. This was a very small number of cases in 2020 and virtually none now.
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point release spreading around the world, but an exponentially decaying multiple point release.
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And this is this is much safer. This is much more grounded in biology. And it explains why they took
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so much time to to lie to us about these basic principles of of of what was causing respiratory
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disease before the pandemic and how you treated it. Because again, you you're well aware of this.
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disease that led to pneumonia, antibiotics and and steroids would probably be somewhere on that
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chart and they took both of those away because this novel virus didn't need those and it needed
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remdesivir and it needed early ventilation and whatever other cockamamie things that they recommended.
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this protocol was was instituted nations wide. And so you got a triple tripling in the number of
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people dying from what normally was just secondary pneumonia. We're really in trouble.
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in that that pneumonia curve that is embedded nicely into the what the government releases a
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inference are like illness or respiratory illness across time prior, especially elderly vulnerable
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people would have access to. But for the first time, governments, colleges, state boards, doctors,
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denied access. In other words, it is it is a fact like they do not resuscitate orders on the
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sedation. There was a move to the nine doctors treating patients with antibiotics that you could
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not treat and which is what you are saying is this is what people actually needed. Yet they
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will deny what they were needed and given the cockamamie, cockamamie, maybe devastating alternative
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treatment. That's what you see. Yes, I am saying that and especially early on when I know at least
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people could possibly prevent spread. So they were putting people on ventilators that could talk,
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which is crazy. So if we just keep if we just keep up with this here, so first we they change the
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way that we think about the the coronavirus swarm so that instead of thinking about us
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us having a long history of combating an unknown respiratory disease that leads to secondary
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conditions that we knew how to treat for a long time, they convinced us that there was a whole new
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paradigm required because this was a novel form of death. And the way they convinced us was really
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is primarily with the with the shot. I mean, sorry, not with the shot with the test. So what
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what I have here depicted is before the pandemic, you might have had these numbers looking like
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this where the different colors represent different causes of death, but then post the start of the
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pandemic. Anybody that tested positive for the test was listed as a COVID mortality. And so it
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it could have easily, and in fact, I argue that it did, take this same diagram, same number of
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people that would have died, and change it into this, which is still the same number of people dying.
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But now we're saying that they're dying of different things. So that's a new cause of death.
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There's no proof of it in the numbers. The problem is there's no proof of it in the numbers. And in
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fact, the PCR tests are the only evidence for this that these numbers were shifted into a different
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column. And if they really wanted to show you, they would have been showing you all cause mortality
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from previous years to show you the exact magnitude of this new cause of death, and to really teach
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you and your kids why this was a national security priority that required everything to be shut down.
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and we still haven't gotten past antibodies and neutralizing a virus. And that already
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should have told anybody with a basic bachelor's degree in biology that this was nonsense.
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They've misled us about seroprevalence, which is antibodies because of national security priority.
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If you have a secret meeting that tells people that you need to stay on message because our
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country is in danger, then people will usually stay on message. And I will argue that because of
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the nature of the countermeasures and because of the nature of the prep act and the emergency that
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they're working under, that they would have had many secret meetings or at least closed meetings
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where they would have told people to accentuate seroprevalence and to emphasize the presence of
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antibodies and neutralizing the virus, because this is what our countermeasure does. And we need
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as many people to take the countermeasure as possible. This is a national security priority
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very different than having the well-being of all of your citizens in mind. This was accomplished
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over the course of many years, because again, remember, all of the vaccine technology in America
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only meet this bar, which is that you inject a child with the product and the product produces
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a predictable antibody in the serum. There's no other real evidence of their efficacy,
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and I think we're starting to peel back this narrative in the United States, and we're starting
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to see that a lot of us have been taken advantage of by oversimplifying our immune response to the
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point of making it really not an explanation anymore. They have taken away your understanding
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of the immune system so that you can't exercise informed consent on any of these products.
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proteins, and then it animatedly goes into the cell. They make a beautiful video about antibodies
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lock into place and block the cell from entering. They even make beautiful videos about the the
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vaccine that's the same way. And these beautiful videos while very convincing are not necessarily
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based in any biology at all. They're a sales pitch. They're a product video. It's a brochure
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in 3D. And that's the unfortunate truth of what has happened here. The countermeasures
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are exactly that. They are countermeasures which are representative of a shift.
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respond to a hypothetical biological threat in the form of the flu vaccine, and all of the machinery
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and all of the the manufacturing capability that was devoted to the flu vaccine was there,
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not because it was doing any real good for the flu, but because this is a national security priority,
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we have to have this stuff ready to go in case we really do need to make a vaccine against something
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that was coming in the future. They have now shifted. And in fact, this was a plan for about
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10 years that they would shift from this egg based recombinant protein vaccine based stuff
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to an RNA based platform. This has been coming for a while. They just don't want you to realize
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that. And again, it's coming. And it's part of this bamboozlement of your immune system. If they
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simplify your immune system to the point where you don't understand it, they can sell you these
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products as effective. So the current focus is to say that this transmission saved millions of people
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and that lots more people would have died from this virus. And this is effective. It shows the
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effectiveness of this original rollout. Sure, it needs, it needs, it needs improvement. We can
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make it cleaner. We can get the DNA out of it, but it already worked very well. That's the whole
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concept they're trying to sell you. Here's the example from the same video. The lipid nanoparticles
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anywhere else. It just goes to the dendritic cell. And then here's the terrible part. It goes into
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the dendritic cell. The DNA, the RNA is released. The RNA gets transcribed, I guess, into the
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protein. The spike pro there goes through the ribosome. There's the spike protein. It gets
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folded, I guess. And it goes onto the surface of the dendritic cell. I don't see MHC 2 there.
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I don't see a major histocatibility complex presenting it. Maybe that's shown there. I don't know.
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thing where they say the virus replicates like this. The virus makes you sick because of this.
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These sequences are evidence of live virus. This PCR test is evidence of spread. And we need to
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lock down. These are all hand waving. These are all Jedi mind tricks because none of this is based
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in real what I would call biological observations taking the product will protect your grandmother.
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We have a duty to society to mask and socially distance. All of these things were brought out as
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coercion. They are coercive words and coercive ideas which take away your understanding of the
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fact that ventilating people to stop spread killed many. It stops you from thinking about the
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application from very early on of remdesivir has killed many more people than it's saved.
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has killed a lot of people shutting down schools has hurt children and led to more suicides.
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ruined businesses and and crushed communities. And all of this stuff is completely ignored
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under the pretense that there is a cave a bad cave virus or again a function virus that's still
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circling the globe and we should keep our head down. And this is very much not true. They have
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led us to believe with stories of Fauci's emails and the denial of gain of function research.
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definitely covering it up. And this is why I put Scooby-Doo on the screen because they have fooled
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the left and fooled the right into believing that for three years they've been covering up the real
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origin of this virus and that it's definitely a lab leak and the evidence for it is their cover-up.
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This leads you to be trapped just like I was a few months ago before I figured out what
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infectious clones were. So that's what I was going to do next. Do you want to
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you have any questions or anything like that before I break? I could touch base quickly. Sure.
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Okay so first of all to one of your previous slides where you were listening out what killed
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you know if you would consider I mean it's your project and your but we know for a fact that
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the sedatives like my dazzle arm and oh yes killed many of our people in the nursing homes
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and any hospital settings because their breathing was already depressed
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and that that is in their death. Another thing to Jay is that we have strong evidence that
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many of our elderly and vulnerable persons who they put in hospitals in the COVID protocol
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they became very malnourishment dehydrated and dehydration and malnourishment killed
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many of our elderly along with isolation but what people didn't understand is these elderly
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were not fed they were not getting no liquids nothing especially when they put them in the
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interbethrin ventilation it's a very critical issue also it's a it's like a complete package
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that put our elderly and vulnerable they were already vulnerable because a lot of these who
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oveied by had some medical conditions already heart heart illness diabetic problems renal
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failure or sorts of issues and then you are putting them in this COVID protocol I want to
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remind your viewers something because it's very interesting to you. You touch base on it with the
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PCR test you know just so that and I know Jay you are an expert I'm not seeing anything you don't
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but I just want to make sure that we set the table properly because you are throwing a lot of
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very very heavy bombs here and we need people to understand it when we looked at the data
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I did an analysis myself with with Dr. Atlas from it when he was at the Eisenhower building and
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we we summarize all of the evidence that any PCR test over 24 cycles
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Now that you're not detecting prior recovered coronavirus that's not what we argue but anything
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over 24 cycles was non infectious non pathological coronavirus and that's the argument so once we
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cycle that 40 and 45 which is what CDC said when you come to an above that was not coronavirus
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there was Lisa not Lisa anything over 24 was uh was non infectious non-culturable non-leitha
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and I want to also because it's very important because we were cycling at 45
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so everything in other words when they made the argument that 95 percent of these
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positive cases were false positive there's a lot of legitimacy to that we we closed society
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down took children out of school closed businesses with largely false positive people
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and that's what history I believe will show and I will end this interruption by by telling
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people this my office said okay so when I went to Washington my office was in health and human
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services health and human services is the umbrella agency that CDC NIH FDA etc reporter
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so health and human services is situated right opposite the capital building and for a reason
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because many of the people in health and human services spend a lot of time in the capital building
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in hearings on a meeting and so they wanted close proximity so like the FDA CDC NIH etc had
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sub offices so I worked with all a lot of these people like like uh han redfield
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juror all of them fauci etc what I'm trying to tell you is operation warp speed
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for the drug and vaccine member operation was it was not just for vaccines it was for all of the
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therapeutic and the government needed decision to take the seventh floor of health and human
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services and make it the headquarters for operation warp speed operation warp speed was run
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opposite the capital my office was on the sixth floor I worked directly below operation warp speed
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and what I'm telling you that is because you use some terms early and I want the public to
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set the table properly when I went on to the seventh floor for various reasons example in
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meeting I can tell you that the entire seventh floor of health and human services building
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was comprised mainly of united states army personnel and united states navy personnel
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operation warp speed was principally a military operation and I am not somebody from any outside
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on television or behind a computer writing emails in different email groups speculating
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what do these rules was I'm speaking from the inside remember I didn't see anything negative
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here I am not railing against the department defense in my statement here I'm just first
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speaking of back operation warp speed was a pure military operation HHS CDC FDA NIH had a
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seat at the table when they were invited to speak the military ran the pandemic response the
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military ran the vaccine development and response the people I spoke to was in heavy military
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uniform these were scientists etc from the United States military army navy many of them are
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tremendous people I met and worked with I'm trying to make you understand what you said is a fact
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people could speculate what you said when you put that to them on your slide DOD yes that's not
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guessing that is a fact I was there that's what I wanted to see so with regard to the PCR just
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to circle back with that I just wanted to be clear that that so the the issue is for the people at
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home that to detect the whole genome of the virus you can't do that with PCR PCR has limits in terms
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of the size of fragment that can be amplified so if you were going to try to detect a book
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you might only be able to amplify three pages of the book and so you would want to choose
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pages from that book that were unique to that book if you chose pages that were very similar
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to other books your test wouldn't be very very specific and unfortunately the nature of pandemic
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sorry of coronavirus biology is that the the RNA dependent RNA polymerase and the end protein
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are two proteins especially the RNA dependent RNA polymerase that are highly conserved across
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coronaviruses across different species even and so the fact that they two of the markers of the three
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in any PCR test from 2020 or 2021 we're targeting proteins that have their own homologous version
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in every other coronavirus is something that set the groundwork for an incredible number of false
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positives beyond that of just amplifying beyond 30 cycles we're talking about a background where
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the that where a amplicon could start amplifying and it won't be false because a lot of these
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PCR tests are nested primers so when they amplify something it's real it's a real signal but the
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question is have they chosen a signal that's specific for this virus or generalizes across
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all coronaviruses and in reality the spike protein is the only protein that is unique to this virus
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so the rest of the PCR test is not specific and at some point after the discovery of
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amachron we stopped looking for the spike and indeed we were told that amachron is a
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PCR test where the spike doesn't amplify and so it is an extraordinary jump to go from PCR
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positive to say somebody has SARS-CoV-2 it's impossible actually but it was done en masse
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for 2002 and most of 2021
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just to get you to perfect so but when what are your thoughts then on the fact that when we
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look at the science what was published out there in the literature from other countries who were
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using the PCR and they put out data they were saying they were showing that when they correlated it
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this deep the amplification the cycles with with infectiousness or for pathological nature
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they found the 24 to 25 cycles and above could not predict pathological virus what are your
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thoughts oh I have I have I have no problem with that I mean there is okay I'm just trying to make
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sure that you understand that within the the range where molecular biologists would agree that
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it's a good signal there are also false positives because of this background so it is even worse
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than what we we thought in the sense of yeah there are false positives because they overcycled
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the test but there are also false positives embedded in what people are calling true positives
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because there are coronaviruses in the background that they won't acknowledge
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this test is not specific for do you see caught it and so that just makes it worse it's not I don't
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know how to quantify that but I think the infectious clone part will really clear it up because it'll
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get people thinking also about the infectious cycle and why that matters and so if I start there then
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the infectious clone is a really important thing to understand because it's basically how all
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of virology is done I want to start everybody on the same cartoon Paul has seen this cartoon before
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and so have some of my viewers but anybody that's joining me for the first time this one will be
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a good one what they have told you is that the yellow virus this will be SARS-CoV-2 for this
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illustration gets into your lungs and when it does so it makes copies of itself
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and as it makes more and more copies of itself you start coughing some of those out
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and people around you can get sick with the virus that will also replicate in their lungs
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make copies of itself and spread spread spread alongside of this story is a little caveat
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and that is that in history like historically it is very difficult to take from a patient
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enough virus to get it to grow in a cell culture the stories that we have been told are that we
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don't have cell cultures that are specific for these viruses it's hard to make a cell culture
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and a virus grow together we don't have the right medium we haven't found the right cell type
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but in reality it has more to do with the content of this swarm in biology we talk about populations
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in terms of with using different terms and when we talk about the population
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of the simplicity of their genome their RNA and every time they make copies of themselves they make
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a mistake and so when a virus infects your lungs and makes lots of copies of itself it's not this
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picture it's not many many copies of a book or many many copies of a baseball cap it is in fact
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many imperfect copies a lot of which depicted here as empty don't even get the requisite number
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of genes to be able to replicate themselves they're erroneous they're broken they're missing
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something and this is because the nature of viral replication is far from perfect and they've known
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this for a long time in fact as long as they've been studying viruses they've seen this signal
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and tried to explain it away as part of the infectious cycle and when I say infectious
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copies leave your lungs and go into someone else the details of that story are important
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because they underlie the idea of asymptomatic infection they underlie the idea of super contagious
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versus not contagious and they also underlie the idea of the fidelity of the genome the idea that
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the virus that was in Italy and Spain and New York and Washington and Wuhan and Iran all
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had the same sequence at the start and maintained it for quite some time as they spread from all
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these places and then at some point it was all delta and then at some point it became all omicron
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and that belies a certain level of not belies a certain level of but it implies a certain
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uniformity in the biology a certain uniformity in the genetic in the genetic pattern that we see
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here stop so that's the issue that we're trying to confront because what they tell us is a virus
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from the wild that's really hard to culture is an actuality in their own description of it
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a difficult swarm to culture because if you are sampling from a sample that very few of the viruses
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are actually fully capable of causing a new infection then that would explain very easily why
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they have such a difficulty culturing it one example from the Wuhan lab is they took over 7,000 samples
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kind of biology that we've been doing we've been looking for things in the wild that are very
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difficult to study because of the nature of the way that they replicate and how imperfect it is
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the way that we've discovered that allows us to address this issue is to take a sequence of
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an RNA virus that we find in nature using our very complicated molecular biological techniques
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and it has built-in proofreading because it's double-stranded the best part is is that you can make
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many many copies of DNA and it lasts forever in a dish if you combine and in the right circular
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DNA called circular called like a bacterial chromosome or just a circular plasmid of cDNA
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like I have depicted here you can let bacteria make lots and lots of copies of it now you'll have
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lots and lots of copies of the DNA version of this imperfect RNA swarm when you add RNA polymerase
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you make thousands trillions of copies of the RNA all of which are identical that's impossible
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for the wild virus to do because RNA can't copy itself perfectly but if you start with DNA
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and lots of copies of it that are perfect and make your RNA from that now when you
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transfect yourselves you're going to get lots and lots of copies the swarm will be very different
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than this it will be a pure swarm that pure swarm will allow you to infect animals it will allow
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you to freeze stocks and send it to other people and it will allow you to repeatedly create experiments
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write grants etc you don't ever have to go out in the wild again you don't have to sample from
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another patient again you can just use the cDNA clone that you created in the year 2002 after
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the original SARS pandemic to make as much infectious RNA as you want and this has been told to you
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as being standard procedure when it's the only pure form of a synthetic virus or any virus that
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exists anywhere there is no pure form in nature because RNA can't copy itself that way there is no
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pure form in nature because the assembly process is super unreliable so if you go back into the
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history of this stuff and just look for infectious clones or infectious clone and on virus you can
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find on PubMed for example of this year this is 2010 you can find like eight papers infectious
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clone of old blue dwarf virus of a of a flu virus of avian hepatitis virus of a herpes virus
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a feline virus this everything they're all made from DNA copies of infectious clone
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the reason why this is important is because the wild virus is a bit like a mixed tape
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if you've ever made a mixed tape for your girlfriend back in the 80s what you did was you took different
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songs from different albums and you put it on that tape and then you gave it to her like a
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Valentine's Day gift and the trick was is that you started out with a with a album that you bought
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in the store that when you made a copy the song would still sound pretty good you could play it in
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the car or play it on your walk minute would sound great but your girlfriend couldn't make a copy of
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it because then by then the songs would have too much noise in them you wouldn't want to listen to
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it in your earphones that's the nature of imperfect copies you can think of RNA like this
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and you can also think of making a cDNA version of of of a virus as being a CD version of a
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mixed tape such that you can make as many mixed tapes as mixed CDs as you want and you can copy
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that mixed CD into more mixed CDs and you won't lose the fidelity like you do when you're copying
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cassette tapes this is the best analogy i can come up with for why understanding
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the natural virus remember the natural virus is the cassette tape that's over here in the corner
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and we want to understand it by making a cDNA CD cDNA version of it we want to understand it
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by putting it into a bacteria and let the bacteria make lots of copies of the cDNA version of
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the cassette tape we want to understand it by making lots of copies of the same RNA
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perfectly copied from these DNA so that we can understand what the RNA cassette tape does
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the way we do it in every paper is that we use electricity to force that RNA into a cell culture
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cell culture makes copies of the RNA and we can infect animals we can make cultures of it we can
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do plaque assays and this is cassette tapes but back here where the DNA was that's where the
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danger is that's the one that tests PCR positive because PCR is not RNA it's DNA and so this is
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where it gets tricky this is where it's really important that everybody follows and i don't think
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i've shown this to Paul yet so if you want to pause here for a second we can pause here
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and then and then we'll go on to this next part so basically g what you're saying is
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in the wild natural natural virus then in the wild when you are infected and you get virus into
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the into the nostrils nasal pharyngeal passage down inside the lung deep into the
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then you get you infected so you're making multiple copies many many many million billion
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that's what they say that's what they say yes yes let's say thousand what we are seeing then
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is because of the very unstable error prone genetic copying mechanism in in in the virus
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in this case single stranded RNA single stranded RNA the resulting copies of the virus
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are not all the same in other words because they are you you're also what you're saying is
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many of them would be broken to be suboptimal in their ability to infect absolutely they are
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and i have video of many different virologists explaining this for many different viruses
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it's just a known fact they're called non-infectious interfering particles they're called
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they have a couple different names for them and they've tried to characterize the relative
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proportion of infectious particles and non-infectious particles for various viruses
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but it's only become possible very recently and that's what i wanted to kind of explain now because
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before this they don't they just do plaque assays and they tell you that this gives us some idea of
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the concentration of the virus in the culture but none of these are direct measurements of
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the number of particles none of them are direct measurements of the contents of the particles
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and none of them are are measurements of the ability to really replicate high fidelity because
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a plaque assay is just cells cells making a re having a reaction to what you put on them
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if something is growing in a plaque assay to call that definitively replication of virus
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up until now maybe was a bit of hand waving that they got away with but recently we have these
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techniques called nanopores this technique called direct nanopore sequencing that gives us the
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opportunity to look at what's really happening in that in that preparation so that's what i want
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to do here next so the question is um in the natural infectious cycle what's the ratio
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between good particles up here in the colored and bad particles the ones that don't have any
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color and depending on this ratio of course we would understand the infectiousness and we would
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understand the infectious cycle very differently and so i want to remind everybody of a positive
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that i've been making for some time which is whatever viruses are they can't make cells do
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something that they don't already do and i'm going to argue that cells are making and using
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vesicles to communicate with one another all the time and that a coronavirus is likely just
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an obligate pathogen that briefly hijacks that same machinery to make a few imperfect copies of
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itself it's a bit more like a noise or dirt on a record than it is a pathogen per se and i think
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the best way to see it is to see it through nanopore sequencing why is nanopore sequencing so
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exciting well at the start of the pandemic even we were told and explained that sanger sequencing
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is the gold standard for sequencing any biological entity and certainly for sequencing this coronavirus
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sanger sequencing is not something where you can take a long strand of DNA let's say 30,000
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base pairs like a coronavirus is purported to be made up and sequence it from beginning to end
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like a lot of these other diagnostics they are limited by the need to to amplify the molecules
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and make many copies of them before you're able to sequence them and in sanger sequencing you're
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limited to the length of the PCR amplicon that you can raise up and i'm going to just throw
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something out there i don't know if this is the correct answer i think the longest amplicons are
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somewhere between 300 and 500 bases it could be a thousand the point is is that the PCR reactions
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that are required to do a whole sequencing of the coronavirus is in between 99 and 106 depending
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on which product you use 99 amplicons are looked for and amplified and then a computer lines up
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all those amplicons and comes up with a consensus sequence that it spits out and says this is the
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variant that was inside you and if a certain number of those amplicons don't amplify
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then the sequencing reaction will be said to fail direct nanopore sequencing is a new technique
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where they use a modified ion channel protein which is a protein that can sit in a lipid bilayer
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and allow salts to move through like sodium or potassium if it's open and if it's closed nothing
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can move through and what they've done is taken a couple of different ion channels and modified
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them so that when DNA or RNA passes through the channel and there's a voltage on either side of
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the membrane the voltage will change in predictable ways as the the the bases pass through the channel
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and if they do this enough times they get many reads and there's no limit to the size of the
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molecule which is capable of going through the nanopore up to two million bases can be read
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continuously in these preparations so this is an exciting new addition to the toolbox of
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virology because for the first time now instead of using a gel to look at the total contents of a
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infectious an infection in a cell culture we can look at the particles and count them and see what
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we see when we look for the RNAs that are produced during infection so the idea is of course depicted
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in this cartoon here that the RNA which is this little pearls here are wrapped around the end
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protein and then those get all organized into a nice neat genome ball that is invaginated into
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an endosome the endosome already has the spike protein expressed on the inside so that when
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the the genome is assembled it's perfect and ready to go so the question is how often does this happen
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and what evidence do we have that it happens all the time in this paper that I showed you earlier
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that I brought up direct RNA nanopore sequencing of full-length coronavirus genomes they take
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and they use let's see if I can see it recombinant viruses and total RNA isolation were performed
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as previously briefly full-length cDNA copies of the genomes of human coronavirus 229e and a
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couple other ones were engineered into recombinant vaccinia viruses using previously described methods
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in those methods they make many copies of the RNA using a virus and a that that infects a certain
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cell type it's a little bit more complicated than how it's done now but it works to make many many
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perfect copies of the RNA of the HCO that's human coronavirus 229e one of the four that's
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known to be endemic so what they're going to do is they're going to put it into a cell culture
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you don't need to see this this is just showing you how they they create the recombinant coronavirus
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and lots of it you can check that out later and what they're going to do is put it into the
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cell culture and then they're going to look in the cell culture to see what RNA they can find
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because a full genome RNA would be a a virus subgenomic RNA will be RNA that's being used by
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the cell to make spike protein and protein and protein and all the other proteins that are necessary
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for the assembly and copy of the virus and a lot of the infectious cycle is hand waving for these
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virologists because they don't want you to quantify well really how many viral particles are
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there how much of this RNA is actually packaged where does it all go they don't want to answer
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those questions but they do have some answers this paper by the way is from 2019 so what they
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find when they look are different RNAs and they have them listed here the longest one is RNA one
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that's the entire genome that's what you would expect it to be the predominant form in the dish
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if all that's happening is it's making lots of copies of the virus then most of the RNA we
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should find in there should be full-length genomes packaged in balls ready to infect the next cell
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underneath here we have other RNAs of different lengths including the S protein and protein etc
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so let's look at what they find in the sample they find the longest leads are 26,000 base pairs
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that's pretty good that's almost the full genome that's a pretty good coverage you can never get
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that with Sanger sequencing but they find lots of other small ones and there's lots of errors
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because this isn't perfect but whatever we've got long pieces so that's great let's see how
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they come out quantity-wise so if you see the coverage here this is the the number of of amplicons
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that they find a number of RNA species that they find so this is 10 to the fourth that's that's
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isn't that 10,000 so if you go here they're finding more closer to 60 or 80 or 90
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thousand is that what it is of the N protein RNA and I don't know what is that 40,000 of the M
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20,000 of the E around a few hundred of the S and actually if we go to the circle diagram
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to show the coverage they only found two RNAs that seem to cover most of the genome
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two so hundreds of thousands of N protein RNAs are present which would do fine on a PCR test
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hundreds of spike protein RNAs are presents which would do fine on a PCR test but full-length
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genomes they only found two using this state-of-the-art sequencing technology
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that doesn't need amplification is it biased by PCR just throw it all through it can read the RNA
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and the DNA and they only found two full-length genomes in a cell culture that was transfected
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with a clone that was supposed to have millions of particles of full genomes had two and hundreds
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of thousands of the N protein RNA alone what this means is their cartoon of how this looks
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has been defined already a long time ago let's look at this old paper when we look at this old
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paper and we look at the gel which separates the sub genomic RNAs from the full genomes
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and they're looking for all of this to try and quantify the difference they find N protein huge
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band S protein huge band E protein huge band M protein huge band full-length genome is a shadow
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very much almost undetectable so they've known this for 20 years the viruses don't replicate
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like the cartoons that they show in their talks the viruses don't replicate like the cartoons that
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they show in their grants that that viruses don't replicate like the cartoons that they show that
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underlie pandemic potential of them and so what if we have been misled about the infectious cycle
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we clearly we have been PBS NewsHour still talks like it's just a virus with variants and the
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variants are consistent across your household and that you can see them and that they're there
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they've never explained to you what the swarm is they've never explained to you the contents of
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the swarm they've never told you that the vast majority of particles in a in an infection are
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not infectious and the reason why they haven't told you that is because then the whole story of
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zero prevalence being paramount will unravel then the whole story of while we got to block all
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these particles will unravel the the story of super spreading events will unravel because you
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can see if these non-infectious particles can still cause irritation in the people in your house
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a sore throat a cough for a couple days you might imagine that that's infectiousness
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when it's actually just shedding of non-infectious particles by somebody infected with the coronavirus
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and I think that a lot of older doctors have had this feeling in their gut for many many years
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that the way that that infectious disease spreads is not as cartoon simple as they've been told
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since they started their thing so why are we isolating it the way we are why can't we culture
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it this is all explained by under a better understanding of the infectious cycle I think
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that's where we are the tv has told us that these are the dangers and in reality the only
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dangerous purity if they make enough of one of these and they put it in enough places they can
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tell us the story of spread that isn't backed up by any of the biology that they've done previously
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but will have all the molecular signatures and the brief the brief fidelity and sort of
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obviousness to the doctors that while there was clearly an illness of course there was an illness
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but it was likely an illness caused by a release of a clone so that they could claim a uniform
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molecular signal around the world claim that there was a pandemic for which these non-specific
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tests were specific for and then as it went on the explanation would shift from there is a virus
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to its different variants to whatever and that all allows them to absorb what's in the background
|
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so if you want to pause here then i've got those those those best cartoons of the total
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explanation i think everybody old up so i could ask a question yeah you bet you
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so what we really begin to say because remember i said from my own and from my own
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point of view that this was a hoax and a fraud from day one in terms of what we were dealing with
|
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that this was never really a pandemic that this was never really a lethal
|
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pathogen as was presented to us and we shut the world down before and many of us were damaged
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because of what we were seeing and it didn't come forward with a narrative but what you are
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you are given a very cogent high-level presentation here basically is saying that
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we are potentially looking at a release multiple places across the world
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how am i going so far jig it's perfect i mean this is the only way and i think this is the
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cartoon that i'm about to present really explains why it has to be that way and why
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the best part about it i think in and we talked about this that's what got you excited i think is that
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it means that very few people are totally wrong it means very few people just totally got it wrong
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tony fauci definitely got it all wrong i mean these people for sure but people like you and me
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and people that are fighting on one side or the other they have not seen ghosts they are seeing
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real things they are seeing real contradictions there are real incongruencies here and i think
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|
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the story or that's let's say this the hypothesis that lines the most of these incongruencies up for
|
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the most people that think that they're arguing against one another is the idea that this virus
|
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was in the background previously or related viruses are in the background from previous and that makes
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the test a specific and it's really that simple and once you once you grasp how much that could
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explain in combination obviously with the dumb protocols that were instituted on the back of the
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test it there's there's almost no need for a virus anymore and the only reason why you need
|
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the virus is to see the molecular pattern to make sure that the molecular biologists in Italy were
|
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like whoa it matches and the people in Iran were like wow it matches and the people in
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Washington were like holy man it matches because then they're all fooled they're done
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the biology is there and they're not going to question it because this idea was never offered
|
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to them on tv ever once it was forced on them as a novel thing and the biology that they saw in the
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very beginning matched up even the doctors that's the trick so let's see this one is this one here
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so if we first of all i'm gonna the graphics are going to get just a little bit mixed up but
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you won't you won't be confused by the first scenario that Tony Fauci presented us to us in
|
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the very beginning and pretended like that this was the only possibility is the natural bat
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cave virus i have the planet earth in green because the protocols the lockdown they didn't hurt anybody
|
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the vaccines have saved lives in this story there is a natural bat cave virus that escapes
|
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in china it travels around the world and as it travels around the world it's changing
|
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those changes are pretty uniform at some point there was a new variant in africa depicted in blue
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that blue omicron variant went around the earth and now that we're here in 2023 a shoot i forgot
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to put the years on here these are every these are meant to be different years so here's the
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start of the pandemic then 2020 2021 2022 and 2023 and so this is the tv story right we couldn't
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have done anything about it we were trying but we couldn't did jump it's going to jump again
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for sure it's because of climate change and there's too many people in yada yada yada
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in this scenario novel coronaviruses can jump from other species and they can do pandemics
|
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the pcr false positives were rare asymptomatic spread was real and there was only some over
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counting actually most of the time we are under counting the variants are evidence of both spread
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and the continuing evolution of a single novel virus and we spend money studying viruses on
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gain of function research these are all what people on that watch like cnn believe so then maybe
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there's some people on fox now or republicans that have been convinced that it's a laboratory
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bat cave virus so in this case it was in a lab it doesn't even have to be fixed or changed or
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altered it just has to be a virus that was brought from the wild into a laboratory and then escaping
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through a lab worker leaking out of a out of the wastewater and again we have the same pattern
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but in this scenario let's just throw in the fact that the lockdowns were damaging let's throw in
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the fact that the protocols that we rolled out didn't help everybody we can even speculate that
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maybe omicron was a second release which is a lot of people's speculation that
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omicron is so different than the previous virus that it has to be a second release
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so in this story there are multiple bat cave viruses there is possibilities of multiple
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releases but it's a virus itself that can go around the world like a firecracker and so again
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and novel viruses can jump from species they can also leak from labs pcr positives are rare
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asymptomatic spread is real and there's some over counting variants or evidence of spread
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and continuing evolution of the virus and some fringe people even say that omicron was one of
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those two but the vast majority of them just say that a lab leak virus could do this for four years
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because we spend money on getting a function research so this is where
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we can pause this is basically the trap that most people in america and around the world are in
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and this is what i mean by the scooby-doo for the people who aren't living in america scooby-doo is
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a show about teenagers that follow a list and series of clues to figure out a mystery and my
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suggestion is is that they laid clues for the left and for the right clues in the form of drama
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in front of congress clues in the form of foyer requests clues in the form of partially redacted
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emails so their irrespective of whether you were on the red or the blue team you were eventually
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going to be led down a mystery path where you pulled the mask off the bad guy and it's a lab leak
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and it could happen again and as long as you come to those two conclusions that it was a
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virus and it's a scary one and that it could happen again your children and your grandchildren will
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be trapped forever in a biology that is not supported in the literature at all and doesn't
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really acknowledge almost half of the things that we know when we look back in in retrospect from
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three years and that's what's most important here i'm just going to very quickly
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add a few things it doesn't matter if you fight and say that the vaccine is bad
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if you accept gain-of-function viruses it doesn't matter if you say that the lockdown hurt people
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and you accept gain-of-function virus you're still stuck and so are your grandchildren
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the only way out is to not accept the premise that a virus can be released from a point
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and circle the globe for multiple years infecting millions killing millions it's just not possible
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and so the scenario three that has emerged that emerged actually very early in 2020 already in the
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background was this idea that there are no viruses at all and so this third scenario has
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been trapping more and more people that i know based on what i've been saying because people have
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started to say that looks like dr cooey doesn't believe in viruses anymore but that's so disingenuous
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and so far from the truth it's frustrating but there are lots of people from the very beginning
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that have been promoting a narrative of no virus at all and this is also a trap
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so the fourth and final scenario is that it's previously in the endemic background so i hope
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this comes out right in animation wise so that i can explain it as correct as possible
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in the background at the start of the pandemic there were a number of known human coronaviruses
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in addition there were a number of unknown human coronaviruses all of which were in circulation
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all of which had a geographic organization to one another there might be different ones in
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asia than there are in africa and there might be different variants in north america and south
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america but there are human coronaviruses in circulation and many of them are related to sars
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and the reason why is because the original sars pandemic in 2002 it didn't disappear
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the lab releases that occurred in 2003 four six and nine didn't just disappear
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because we locked down or we controlled them and the countless number of lab leaks that have
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occurred that have never made the newspapers have also not disappeared but rather have contributed
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to the background coronavirus that causes unknown respiratory disease every year for millennia
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on this background if you were to release a a infectious clone that was molecularly identical
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in several places in the world and simultaneously told people how to test for it
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you could claim that there was a pandemic occurring that release would create a very
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brief period of time where the pink virus would be available and would produce positives on three
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amplicons the end protein the RNA dependent polymerase and the spike but you would get many
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false positives that would get you the end protein and the RNA dependent polymerase on
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the bcr without triggering the spike because those were the background viruses that didn't
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have this spike on it as a result false positives occurred depending on which test you used because
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not all tests in 2020 required the spike many required two of three amplicons
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so if you got the spike in the end you were positive if you got the spike and the
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RNA dependent RNA polymerase you were positive and if you got the RNA dependent polymerase and the
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end you were positive it depended on what product and it depended on what lab was running it
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01:31:45.660 --> 01:31:51.900
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the point is that at a certain moment in the pandemic it turned out that the pink virus was
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01:31:51.980 --> 01:31:58.540
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gone but it doesn't matter you know why because they called omicron s protein drop out
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01:32:00.060 --> 01:32:04.860
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so tests that no longer showed the spike protein but still tested positive for the
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end and the RNA dependent polymerase were called covid-19 but they were actually
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01:32:12.300 --> 01:32:19.260
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infections of the background coronaviruses that have those same homologous genes but not
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01:32:19.820 --> 01:32:27.260
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the Wuhan spike and they very craftily knew that they could do this they very craftily knew
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that this would work because they probably already knew the contents of this background
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01:32:32.860 --> 01:32:38.940
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better than they let us on it's that simple because that's what leads us here to where there are
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01:32:38.940 --> 01:32:44.300
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variants there's an infant story to tell and they can even say that the the countermeasure that
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01:32:44.380 --> 01:32:51.260
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they rolled out forced these variants into existence it's a magic thing where what they did had
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had consequences that could be viewed and measured around the world that's how spectacular their
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01:32:57.100 --> 01:33:04.620
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transfection is but what's unique about this hypothesis is that in this scenario PCR false
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01:33:04.620 --> 01:33:09.980
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positives are not all false but a lot of the positives are just bringing up one of these other
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01:33:09.980 --> 01:33:15.580
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viruses sequences reported that variants are real but not real variants of the Wuhan sequence
|
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01:33:15.580 --> 01:33:22.620
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this is a very carefully controlled and tie rate titrated narrative about a very a virus that is
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01:33:22.620 --> 01:33:31.340
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changing when we don't know we have no reason to doubt that they already knew this whole catalog
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01:33:31.340 --> 01:33:35.900
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at the start that they already knew what would be in the background and what they what sequences
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they could bring out they could have already arranged them in the correct order so that as
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the variants came out that the computers would all necessarily put them in the right file of
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01:33:46.380 --> 01:33:53.580
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genetic order this would be trivial to orchestrate if this background existed and we know it does
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01:33:54.380 --> 01:34:00.700
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we absolutely positively know it does because before this that's what coronavirus people studied
|
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01:34:01.580 --> 01:34:06.780
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now this signature was likely created by the deployment of an aerosolized RNA or DNA that
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01:34:06.780 --> 01:34:11.420
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would cause consistent respiratory disease locally and then had a detectable molecular
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01:34:11.420 --> 01:34:17.180
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signature that could be identified as a coronavirus more importantly to understand if you are infected
|
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01:34:17.180 --> 01:34:22.860
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with a clone you will have a different viral load than if you are infected with a natural virus if
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01:34:22.860 --> 01:34:28.220
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I can just draw a cartoon on a piece of paper quick because I don't have a slide for this
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01:34:28.860 --> 01:34:35.180
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um can you whoops that's not what I wanted can you see this Paul here yeah okay so
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01:34:35.900 --> 01:34:41.820
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the thing that I want to explain is the idea of of what happens with a clone versus when you get
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01:34:41.820 --> 01:34:48.300
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infected with a natural virus so the the point is is that in both of these infections we're
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01:34:48.300 --> 01:34:55.020
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going to get infected by 10 virins okay 10 virions that means 10 viral particles are going to infect
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01:34:55.100 --> 01:35:01.340
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this guy and 10 viral particles are going to infect this guy the star guy is going to be infected
|
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01:35:01.340 --> 01:35:08.540
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with a natural virus 10 virins and this one's going to be infected with a clone so a natural
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virus in this stupid scenario is a one to ten replication competent that means it's going to
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make one two three four five six seven eight nine and one replication competent virion for every
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ten that it makes and then a clone of course is going to be pure so one two three four five six
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01:35:29.100 --> 01:35:36.620
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seven eight nine ten and they're all going to be replication competent but the point is is that
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once the clone starts replicating in the infection or the natural virus starts replicating in the
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infection then what we get afterward depends on the starting state if you start with a clone
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and it replicates exactly the same as the natural virus once you release it then these 10 particles
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10 will each make 10 copies of themselves but only one of those copies will be infectious
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because they're replicating RNA so at the end of one round of replication in a clone infection
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you will have I think this works out 90 non-infectious particles and you will have 10 plus 10
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so you'll have 20 infectious particles because these 10 are here and you'll make 10 more
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does that make sense if you start with a natural virus you're going to start with one two three
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four five six seven eight nine plus one replicating virus and that replicating virus is going to make
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one two three four five six seven eight nine ten nine imperfect copies of itself and one
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perfect copy of itself so can you see why this infection isn't going to be very infectious why
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this infection isn't very dangerous why this infection would be really hard to culture from
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01:37:02.780 --> 01:37:07.740
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but this infection would be a joke this infection would be easy to culture from and this infection
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would be a very severe viral load upon the start it's totally different if you were exposed to
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a bat cave you would be exposed to this ratio of particles if you were exposed to a clone
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you're exposed to a hundred percent infectious particles and that difference extends into the
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replication cycles and even in this simple experiment or example where I say that the replication
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competence is one to ten the reality is according to the paper we looked at that the replication
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competence could be one in four hundred thousand and that difference means is that the vast majority
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of the particles when you're sick that you cough out are immunogenic to the people in your family
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it will teach their immune system about the end protein and about the S protein and about the M
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protein but it won't be replication competent so they'll get symptoms for a little while but
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they won't get sick it's the reason why lots of people who had people in their house with the
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original infection are also serum positive and this is the beauty of this is that you get to the
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01:38:22.540 --> 01:38:32.620
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stage where you can see that this is mostly almost exclusively lying there's no there's no magic
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virus there's no scary laboratories there's no bioterrorism there's no uncontrollable entity
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there's no variables it's just very consistent lying and very consistent lying will create a
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permanent bioterror bioweapon natural virus risk of a pandemic or that a super national organizations
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or set of organizations could govern the world on into infinity if we accept their cartoon biology
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of how this works i think that's about the best summary i can do well another words j what you're
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doing is um in your look we spoke before and i told you things that in a minute say what we said
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on this call yeah maybe you're subsequent but first of all if if johnnie on his street johnnie
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needs to see this a couple of times stuff because it's very shocking in other words because you're
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gonna you are asking people to think in a completely not that johnnie on his street would
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johnnie and she might understand this better than even medical doctors who actually have two hours of
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immunology and virology and vaccinology and even common sense so but the point i'm making is you
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are actually saying what people like myself were arguing which is that from the get-go this was
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benign and mild mild enough this is my argument gee and tell me if it fits with your presentation
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that had we done nothing had we done nothing no lock thumbs no school clothes of nothing
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just just isolate anybody who's really sick with symptoms no vaccine nothing no therapeutics
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just make sure that people who develop pneumonia which which is most likely elderly people
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etc got their antibiotics we have lost a vast vast number of fewer people in other words
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every single thing that we did from lock thumbs to to to the therapeutics that we use to the
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vaccines and to how we treated people in the hospital setting which is the situation with
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my dazzle arm the lack of antibiotics they do not resuscitate the pump emitter gram decivir
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the ventilation etc the toxic drugs the isolation that is what killed our people not
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this benign virus as you just explained it am i correct i i i you're nine nine nine nine nine
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percent there in the sense of i do think that that we have to keep
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open the possibility that they that the clone uh molecular entity that they use to create the
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signal that molecular biologists and hospitals experienced around the world which is symptomology
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and you know culturable virus um was done with a clone and so that means that as i drew in that
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picture the people that were infected with the clone or near the release point were likely
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experiencing a very severe respiratory disease but that respiratory disease did not have the
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capability of propagating around the world from any of those points and that's what we need to see
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why wasn't the southern why wasn't it two weeks later that hospitals in the south of Italy had
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exactly the same as what they had in northern nearly why didn't that happen it's not because
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of lockdown because that's not how viruses work those people were on the train those people were
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going back and forth but somehow where these extremely sharp peaks of death like in new york
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city in the beginning happened probably happened where the clone was released and so if my hypothesis
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correct then the reason why these early treatments like hydroxychloroquine or ibramectin early in 2020
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were so effective is because where they were being given to people that hadn't a unnatural
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viral load that could only be generated by exposure to a clone and that's what makes this very tricky
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yeah in other words that's where we back it up to what we're seeing you were right and you were
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wrong and that's what you were trying to see yes we are not coming out we're trying to get people
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to think in a different way to appear as you say behind the curtain we're not saying that you
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were wrong so in other words what you are just said is early treatment hydroxy ibramectin the
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the that mccollinies people fashioned you know multi-sequence combined antivirals corticosteroids
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etc had has its place in these types of respiratory illnesses but for most severe illness in other
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words if i am if i'm trying to understand what these slides are showing and what the argument
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here is and what what we are asking people to think about is that benign more low level non-consequential
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infection cannot really respond to early treatment it may be a wash in other words you know it may
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be a wash yes that's what i'm trying to see and and that is why when we say that the vaccine
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cannot work did not work it's in other words if i even back it up one more step what i'm saying
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the one thing that we did here for sure was take lives with the treatment of people and bringing
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this gene injection that is seemingly killing people in other words again had we done nothing
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the early treatment have its place and role yet for initial release of clones direct
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clue serious serious virus am i i'm trying to just put my yeah so remember that one of the
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arguments i am trying to make or i'll bring it up again not remember i don't want to sound
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condescending it's a lot of disparate ideas that the purity of the virus is more important
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than the content of it so they want you to believe that a particular combination of genes
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or a particular inserted sequence on a particular spike protein can result in a in a in a
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in a virus that's now capable of producing a pandemic where without that little gene or
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without that little insert it wasn't it was just a normal one and this is a is a shiny object
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that they can talk very complicated about and give you all kinds of papers that show that this
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particular sequence is really important in this experiment and blah blah blah blah but what they're
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talking around is the the what i would argue is the real problem that if you make a pure version
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of any of these corona viruses and make it in sufficient quantities then someone who gets
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infected with that pure viral swarm will have a noticeably more severe respiratory infection
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with a noticeably higher viral load than can be created if you stumble into a bat cave and get
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sick and that's because the clone is so pure and so replication competent that it can create
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a level of virus replication that's not it doesn't exist in nature if a regular natural virus produces
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one in ten and a clone starts out ten for ten then you are really in trouble if you get in
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think of it this way paul if you go out into the sandbox behind your house there is a small
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quantity of uranium and no matter how much you pound on that sand with a hammer it's never
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going to result in a nuclear explosion but if you take enough dirt from your backyard and you take
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all the uranium out of it and you put it in one tiny little place you can create a little nuclear
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bomb it is the purity of the virus that they create with infectious clones that cannot even
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doesn't it cannot exist in nature and when they release it it exponentially reverts back to this
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non-infectious particles swarm and so it's only at these points of release where the biology
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and the math and the epidemiology can add up to this supremely uniform molecular signature this
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is the part where most of the mystery gets solved because there's just no way for a virus to to
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to make as many perfect copies of itself as would be required for the story on television
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in other words what you're saying is based on how virus operates in the natural environment in the
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wild and let's say let's even use that to a mule's ratchet that over time viruses would in their
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replication in the mutations that are coming would mutate downwards into less less lethal
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mowing factors but less pathological versions that's what you're arguing that that left
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in its own that's where we're going to go and if we accept that this was a release of using let's
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use it to impure if I clone yes initially that with time the virus would settle down and become
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behave like how it should but that initial release likely across the world simultaneously
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or near simultaneously those people who were exposed in the initial waves were the people
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who suffered pathology and were our loved ones who died yes but subsequent subsequent to that
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people died principally because of the lockdowns how we treated them within the medical system
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and now this devastating vaccine that we brought that was to me never needed no I think actually if
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you look at the the immunology of it and realize that that the other implication of the hypothesis
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that we're currently discussing is that vaccination to a structural protein of a coronavirus could
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interfere with our previously existing immunity to the endemic background and what they may have done
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with the people that took the shot is taken their very strong innate and acquired immunity
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developed over their whole life to the background coronaviruses and reset it or
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or augmented it in a way that doesn't help them in the future and this has been seen with other
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viruses when you vaccinate people against dengue fever or a yellow dengue fever and you vaccinate
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them with the with the attenuated or weakened virus they make antibodies to the structural protein
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and those antibodies end up making the next infection much worse and the inflammation
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response to the next infection much worse and so there's a possibility that when a lot of people
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are experiencing is that the whatever happened in terms of augmenting their immune system by
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exposing them to lots and lots of this imperfect spike protein product has caused their natural
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immune memory to the background coronaviruses to fail and that's why a lot of these people
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are getting sick that's why they're getting repeatedly infected you don't have to say they're
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getting repeatedly infected with covid they're just getting infected again and it's because
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their immune system is no longer functioning normally other than that i don't know what to say
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other than their immune system is not functioning normally my kids haven't been sick really this
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school year but um they have friends who are who are twice injected that their mom laughs
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about how often they have to stay at home and they went from strep to something else to something
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else and you can just shake your head and say i told you not to do this but people are going to
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have to learn that that we have very good understanding of what um what limitations there are to how
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we can augment the adult immune system and the kid immune system and we have just thrown all
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of this basic understanding out the window when it comes to vaccines in america and as a result
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unfortunately a lot of the other western nations are more or less following behind they're not nearly
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as bad um but the vaccine industry in america is is is just a farce i mean we already know that
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it's a farce well j two things quick i want to mention
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findin bosh one yes i'll ask i'll ask you a question too i'll mention um the uk in the report 42
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i'm trying to remember it exactly because there's so many like yourself papers always in our head
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there was one i think report 42 in um 2022 earlier on march and they stopped reporting
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and in the report 42 they said that something unique and it was one line hidden deep inside
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of that report that was showing that you vaccinated are actually second and second shot third shot
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will become more infected than you unvaccinated but it was a line that was inserted in the in
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the discussion section that unless you found it it was in fine print they said that persons who got
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two shots and then were infected they found that they were not producing end protein
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an antibody that's correct and that that gets yes that's a huge huge evidence it's a huge
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it's a huge red flag again because what they argue is that they've augmented your natural
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immune response and it turns out that at least from a seroprevalence perspective the strongest
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signal in a natural infection is the end protein which if i can remind you what we just
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looked at please remember that this all matches up perfectly if we look at this old paper
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ah no that's not the right slide all on one second let me just move it uh if we look at this
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old paper here and we look at the the data from their their gel get up here and get it in here
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you can see that already back way back when they've looked at this and the largest portion of RNA
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that's produced during a clone infection in a dish is the end protein RNA that means there is no
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doubt that the most abundant protein in an affected cell is the end protein so it makes perfect sense
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given their own data that the first and most prevalent immune response to this would be the
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end protein here's the problem though Paul the end protein is a highly conserved protein across
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lots of corona viruses because it is the protein around which the genomic RNA is purported to be
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wrapped so if you change that protein too much it won't be able to not up the the RNA in a correct
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way to make the packaging go so the end protein almost can't change so if they made you uh if
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they forced you or or suggested to vaccinate you against that that would have actually maybe been
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a very good target for a one shot shot but they knew that they knew that that's been already
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discussed a long time ago they've tried the end the the homologous protein of the end protein
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with AIDS it's not a suitable target for immunization either that's just already been tested
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it's terrible yeah but i mean it's i mean to a non-birologist like myself
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when i look at it i would ask myself for immunologist i would say why then
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looking even though you say it's not a good target they actually chose the most unstable
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mutable portion of the virus to pose as a target so it's almost as though jay it was designed to
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fail yes yes i totally agree with that it that it was it was designed to because they could get
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more shots in arms they could get they could justify it they could explain the the evolution
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of the virus it's all part of the planned story but i think you if you could go back and do the drawing
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again because i think in presenting this as the first salvo is the first salvo people need to
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understand that concentration of purity that you argued about can you go back with a clean
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pH again sure sure no problem i'll draw it a little better that is what the late person needs
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to wrap there because your whole theory this whole theory spins on this issue here
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so i'm going to just draw the same thing with squares these are two people
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um this is a dude here and this is a dude here so the star guy is his lungs are going to be
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infected with a clone and the circle guy is going to be infected with a natural virus
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so the first posit here is that a natural virus when it makes copies of itself it makes
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imperfect copies of itself and all virology understands this all virology calls these
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non-infectious particles or defective viral particles something like that and so for the
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purpose of this illustration we are going to use a ratio of one to ten meaning that when it
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makes a copy of itself nine copies will be non-replication competent they will be erroneous
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they'll missing something they didn't copy perfectly and so they're not good enough
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to make another person sick but one will be a perfect copy we'll color that one in
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that one has all the genes necessary to go on and infect another person it might even be better
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than the original virus like a new variant but the rest of these can't do anything other than
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irritate the lungs of anybody that they get into now if we make a clone of this wild virus
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what we're going to do is we're going to make a DNA copy of it
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right we're going to make a DNA copy of it and that DNA copy we can grow up lots of copies of it
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in a bottle with bacteria in it and that results in many many many copies of the same RNA
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after we're done with it and so that means rather than getting infected with a natural virus
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we can put as many perfect copies of the virus as we want into our our experimental animal or in
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this case our experimental person so and to make these similar and to understand the difference
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between a natural infection and a clone infection we're going to use 10 particles so we're going to go
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one two three four five six seven eight nine ten for these particles here being in our friend
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the circle and then we're going to take 10 cloned particles that we grew in a dish after we
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exposed the dish to the RNA that we made from copies of DNA so perfect copies of this virus
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we took this virus alone this sequence and we made lots of copies of it so this guy gets 10
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one two three four five six seven eight nine ten and this is the difference because now we're
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going to go through one cycle of replication meaning that all the all the viruses that can copy
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will copy themselves and they will copy themselves in the normal way that the RNA will copy it's
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RNA it can't be perfect it's perfect when it's DNA you can make as many copies as you want here
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when it's in the in the bacteria and they'll all be perfect or really close to perfect but once
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you translate them into RNA and let the RNA go into your dish or your RNA be passaghed or your RNA
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go into a person or in an animal then it's RNA copying RNA and so then it's going to go revert
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back to the normal ratio of 10 to 1 so then what happens in the first round of replication well
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you get 90 non-replicating particles because each one of these will make 10 nine that can't
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copy and one that can so out of all these 10 there will be 90 that cannot copy that's the open
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circle and there will be 10 that can copy themselves so in total after one round of replication in
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this person's imaginary lungs there are 110 particles 20 of which are replication competent
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particles and 90 are non-replication competent and all of those can irritate your kids all of
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those can irritate your grandparents all of these can cause new infection in anyone that they get
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into now let's look at the natural infection well it's 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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after one round of infection in the natural infection most of the particles here are not
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infectious only two of them is infectious most important thing to understand is that this guy is
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only fighting against two infected actively infected cells whereas after one round of replication in
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the lungs of a clone infection up to 20 different cells are now making viruses it is a step up
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from the natural infection by at least 10 fold and now this is on the very simple math of one for
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every 10 is infectious and what I'm trying to argue is that the the slides and the papers that
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we have looked at suggest and maybe this is maybe the slide that I should use suggest
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that hundreds of thousands of RNAs of the m protein are made hundreds of thousands of the
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m protein hundreds of thousands of the e protein are made all of which could potentially be packaged
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as as as non-replication competent variants because they're RNA they're doing something they're
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in the sample they're measuring them they're counting them as present how else can we explain
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the non-infectious particles if we look further for the long form RNAs they found two
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so for me the best explanation would be go back one slide and say well the ratio of
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n protein containing particles to full genome containing particles is somewhere between 100,000
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to 1 and 500,000 to 1 that changes our little our little calculation on the paper an awful lot
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if a natural infection is one out of 100,000 and a clone is one for one now we have a very very
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big problem because a natural coronavirus infection is a viral load with a ratio of one to 100,000
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and we know how to fight that we have normal immune responses to it we have normal inflammatory
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responses to it what happens yes but what happens if we are infected with a pure infectious clone
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where the ratio at the start of the infection is one to one now we have a very big problem
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because that means that instead of instead of inhaling a cloud that will only actually irritate
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a lot of cells and infect a couple you inhale a cloud that will infect every cell that it interacts
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with and irritate every cell that it interacts with and that is the exponential difference
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between sorry a clone infection and oh yeah I got to escape out of there and and what we were talking
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about is a natural swarm infection and and keep in mind that that everywhere in every laboratory
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they are using infectious clones so everywhere that you would get infected in a laboratory you're
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going to get infected with a clone not with a natural swarm this this increases the danger of
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laboratory work but it actually also shifts it completely away from what they told you it was
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which is these people making unique combinations it has very little to do with the unique combinations
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and much more to do with the pure nature of of these clones that's where the danger is and maybe
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even worse that's where their utility is the only way that they could usefully convert a harmless
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background of coronaviruses into something that they could monetize and govern us about forever
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is to make us believe that that very safe and and and and and and uh friendly background of
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coronavirus is actually a very dangerous set of pathogens that is even more dangerous because
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there are people like peter desak tweaking around with genes and making combinations that wouldn't
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exist in nature and it completely distracts you from the fact that the real danger is that they make
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these high purity DNA derived versions of these RNA viruses and if once you understand that then
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you can see that the biology of those RNA viruses is not high enough fidelity it is not
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robust enough to produce the pandemic that they've told us it is produced
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so nothing worked because nothing could work yeah something like that indeed are very
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you know like um this this conversation has gone on for longer and i know you allowed me to
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sit in and just ask question but for the second um segment would you be allowing the other
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participants to ask questions and also um when would we have the second uh what would be where
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would we go yet how could we move forward with this um the second one could be a little bit more
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in depth and cover some questions that people can send to you or me in the next 24 hours
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for example another thing that we can focus on is right now we didn't really talk about the
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immunology at all we could do a very brief overview about the real response to a respiratory virus and
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why seroprevalence and antibodies are a distraction which is something that i think everybody should
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understand you shouldn't take my word for it and so i that could be a really good subject
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actually is just do the basic response to a respiratory disease and and uh what we knew before
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2020 and then how they've told us you know that this these products are supposed to work so that's
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another thing we could discuss is transfection and why uh why the why i call it a transfection why
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everybody should call it a transfection and why you should be very suspicious of transfection being
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used in animals that are supposed to live for 20 more years um i think that might be a couple
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good things to hit in other words jay i agree with you so maybe even if not Friday to be as
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Wednesday tomorrow might be difficult you know we could even find time over the weekend i don't
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know if you're cool i'm always not i i meet whenever i meet where you tell me the time and i
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will fire this up i could make myself available Saturday or Sunday and um i like that i like that
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topic and and the way what i'm suggesting is because because i myself want to share this across all
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the groups i'm working with to begin this come because you have i think the main message here is
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nobody is right and nobody is wrong and we have to be able to be adults in this discussion or
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we are we are scientists we are we are doctors we are we are the public the public actually is
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more advanced than scientists to me but we are people who are thinking all of us the public all
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of us together we are part of humanity we are part of this society so let's not put distinctions
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behind us here but we are so grateful i'm so grateful but somebody like you amongst other
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people that i have known but you have you have you have explained something that is
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biochemists and all sorts of different things um skill sets i mean but you did not try to do
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that here you're trying to make people understand your thinking you may not be you're not trying
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to force it than anyone you're asking people to think right absolutely i i just i can't stress
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enough you give me the time i'll schedule it i'll blast it out and on the meantime i'm gonna take
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this video and cut all the nonsense out of the beginning and shorten some of the things that i
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everywhere else in a couple hours can you well let me ask you a question can you also give me
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all of the when you take all the edges that you say like they are chatting you know whatever
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doesn't matter to me but it could stay but can you give me a copy because i like of course yes
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absolutely so yeah that's gab twitter everywhere absolutely so but what i'm saying is what you're
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trying to say is that um we need to figure out what really went wrong here because lots went wrong
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and at the end of the day we have a reported one million people in america died alone and the
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question is really we need to know how much of that was from real virus and we are beginning to
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argue not that appreciable portion many people we can't discount it this virus this whatever it was
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was devastating to some very vulnerable people no doubt but what we begin to argue is that
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is that the things that went wrong here need a real serious sophisticated thinking now
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with a very elegant explanation but it's sophisticated that you that you willing to step back and say
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you know what my preconceived notions of what happened was wrong oh it's it it it now it has
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been updated and i have to be willing to consider at least consider what j is saying what we are
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trying to argue because i'm in this discussion with you because i actually accept in total
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what we are seeing i mean they have questions here and there but with all that i've been through
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and see and know and read and i'm heavily read in the area i think this is one of the most logical
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explanations because we are trying to make sense of what the hell happened and nothing makes sense
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but this explanation does far and if we can evolve it more and but not any edges and stuff
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i think i think that you have a very very cogent argument to be needed and um we have to get it
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out there i love it i love it do you mind if i quickly before you go play that video that i
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played for you of dr g or donald explaining how he would do it in 2017 okay just going to end on
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that and then we'll we'll be ready for the next one early but i want is high morbidity i want
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people to complain so what do i do i go to demoy ladies and gentlemen of people on the screen i
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have nothing against demoy and i live there for four years i go to demoy i infect a couple of
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sentinel cases in demoy i go to seattle i infect a couple of cases there i go to north carolina i
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go to wisconsin what i'm doing is i'm using a dispersion methodology to be able to infect sentinel cases
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with a highly morbid condition these individuals complain again this is a central nervous system
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condition so they're complaining of whatever the bug may do it'll produce some cascade of
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neurological and neuropsychiatric signs and symptoms and then what i do the real bug that i use
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is the internet i take attribution for that yes i'm a terrorist group
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and i have done this by infecting with a highly little agent and the first signs and symptoms of
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lethality are x y and z these people are really sick with this but then i say others who are also
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infected will show subdramal pre-dram signs of lethality and what that will be is anxiety
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sleeplessness agitation what i've now done is i've got every individual who is diagnostically
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hypochondriacal and i've got every individual who's the worried well flooding the public health system
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banging on the door the cdc comes back and says nonsense that's not real i come back and say
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that's fake news and as i just want to say that the chat is thanking you profusely for coming
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they hope that you will come back and i know you will i can't thank you enough you like a new
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brother i have from another mother i love it i love it i'm so grateful for you joining me
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i think it's good to cut it off sharp here and just try to find a time when we can do it again
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very soon and promise me that you will yes part two and i'll be here we just need to
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spend a long time on the weekend please we can't we can't let too much time go and when we start
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the next show if you could jay because this is really your and i want to put you out there i want
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to make you center stage this is can you do a quick five-minute recap first of the first show
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so that so that so the people we could then hit the floor running again at bill absolutely right
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i we will do it yes thank you sir thank you very much thank you to all your listeners for
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bearing with me thank you bearing with me he says can you believe what just happened
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can you believe what just happened
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Paul Elias Alexander was on the stream and we discussed the basic big ideas of an endemic
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background and of a SARS infectious clone being used to see the idea of a pandemic he really likes
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it he follows it well this is something that we need to push forward so if you want to help
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and you never did before please sign up for twitter and share it put it on facebook
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send it everywhere in a few minutes i'll have it up on vimeo where i can put a link on my it will
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be on the first video on gig home biological and then you can also use that to link it to places
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and then i'll try to get something up on bit shoot and rumble and stuff after
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the afternoon i have a meeting with the writing team so i'm not sure if it'll be until three
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but all of this is planned we're going forward and you heard
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Dr. Alexander he's coming back for sure so get ready get fired up i told you that we weren't messing
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around i told you that we were going to do something serious this is it so again thank you very
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much for joining me this is getting a gig home biological high resistance low noise information
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stream brought to you by a biologist i can't thank all my subscribers and supporters and
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people to share my work enough we are finally starting to make progress i feel a real kind
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of momentum here and i hope you do too i hope you're as excited as me i don't know if i'm going to
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see you until tonight um in fact tonight i the the talk that i'm giving at at eight will not be
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streamed but the the clubhouse meeting at four will be streamed so i guess i'll see you at four
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thanks for coming and i'll see you guys again soon
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so
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So that was the name of the mysterious bear.
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It turned out she was holding.
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I had to tell so many stories about them,
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so many rumors.
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I thought someone told me that they had a talking bear.
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I thought the bear would never speak it.
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