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Oh look JC on the bike was timed out by Risa. Oh time out JC on the bike JC on the bike
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It's JC on the bike it's JC on the bike yeah well I'm wise enough to know
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when a chomp needs banning and I know just the one look at round it's JC on the
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bike who says Veda didn't study music in college
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Early COVID survivors still need your help if you want to help call right now
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1-800-COVID survivors help Batman thank you very much don't forget COVID
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survivors need your help early COVID survivors need your help look at it at
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usatonic live check it out schedule for 60 minutes next it's going on French
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British Italian Japanese television people everywhere are starting to listen
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to him it's embarrassing
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seriously I think it's very important to consider the list of early COVID
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survivors that has been assembled by Housatonic Live Mark Kulacz if you haven't
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found that list please go to housatonicits.com and find that list and start to
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read it and share it thanks very much
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the faith in a novel virus is where we still are ladies and gentlemen but the
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faith is a lie and that's our work these three things are definitely true and we
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work every day to try and add to the support biological support that we have
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for those ideas there was no spread in New York City
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transfection and healthy mammals is dumb protocols were definitely murder and
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the scooty-doo is real
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Kristi you should send me an email you've been in the in the chat for way too long
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not to have a gig of them had I think I can probably arrange it I think I can
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probably arrange it for you Kristi send me an email and make sure you know
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who I'm talking about and I can probably arrange it for you I don't know about
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patches if you can give me a link of where I could make those patches maybe I
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would start doing that I now have this relatively this relatively I don't know
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weak way of doing it with a with an embroidery company that just has my
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little design and so it's it's pretty low-key and I've only been really doing
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it to to have different colored hats for myself so that the stream isn't so
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boring I made a couple shirts actually before the pandemic ever started
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because I thought it would be kind of funny to have a patch clampers line of
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clothing and so I had one jacket and a couple shirts or something that I was
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wearing under other shirts I never thought I would be using it for a logo
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for a news program so long after the the yeah the whole thing started I can't
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believe we're here it's the 15th of December we are in the middle of the
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advent calendar right now which is just extraordinary the advent calendar of
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2023 as if we hadn't had an already enough time to wake up from this the
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captain keeps walking walking into the door over and over and over again we
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never seem to get anywhere it's just the same plot every 10 minutes the captain
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comes back in and looks around and and goes back out the door we never seem to
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make any progress and the same people keep getting on podcasts and it's the
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same discussion over and over again and nobody ever approaches the real
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questions that need to be asked and it's frustrating for me to be here right now
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I'm gonna be really honest with you it's frustrating for me to be here because I
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feel like I was so taken by the Scooby-Doo and the the brilliant execution of it
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that I couldn't find a way to connect with the or overcome the no virus like
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gag and I don't think that everybody that was on the no virus side in terms of
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cognitively thinking that there was no SARS-CoV-2 was on the side of there's
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no molecular biology but the way that it was done and the people and in the way
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that they did it the number one thing you really need to keep in your in the
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back of your mind is that the people who started the the tussle between the
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extreme bioweapon side and the no virus side and the extreme bioweapon side and
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the it's 5g side those were all very coordinated groups of people that already
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knew each other's names in a way that they shouldn't have really known and
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that tells you really all you need to know about why the no virus narrative
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never really progressed anywhere until very recently and it's only ever made
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really forward progress when our own side makes forward progress and as we
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come closer to them they attacked us more and as we came closer to them they
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attacked us even more even though if we would have talked about protocols we
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both would have agreed if we would have talked about PCR tests we probably both
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would have agreed if we talked about sequencing maybe we could have even
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getting some people to agree that metagenomic sequencing is absolute
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baloney all of these arguments were part of the no-virus narrative but the way
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that they shepherded that that narrative was to use it as a weapon instead of as
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a way of pulling people away from the TV narrative and so there was no middle
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ground with them there was no well we'll let you talk to us now and if we don't
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understand this time maybe we'll talk again no no they canceled meetings and
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you know set the exact parameters of the debate all the time and there is
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probably a very good reason for it and those those borders if you want my honest
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prediction those borders are going to dissolve very quickly as Jessica
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Hockett and myself and Jonathan Engler and these other people as we come to
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basically the same conclusion albeit three years late the the right answer
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would be for them to go okay cool you finally figured it out well done but
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instead they're going to turn around and attack even though I'm currently employed
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at CHD and advocating for the investigation of the possibility that
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there may have been no real spreading pathogen and pushing Denis Rancourt's
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evidence from the all-cause mortality that there was probably no spreading
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pathogen and seeing that as an opening I'm predicting that they're going to go
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ahead and attack CHD attack the book attack me and attack us as though we're
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not making progress toward this goal and I think it's really important to see
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that this prediction when it comes true is is just part and parcel for how this
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was supposed to go we weren't even supposed to be here yet they need to
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run the clock out until the next election or even farther and we were not
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supposed to be this far and so a lot of crazy things are going to happen in the
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next weeks and months as they try desperately to recover in this fast
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break but the full court presses on and the steady pressure coming from myself
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and Mark and Jessica and others is going to continue because we finally got our
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feet on solid ground in a way that we somehow or another were prevented from
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getting our feet on this solid ground earlier and I could possibly be also
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partly my fault it's all of our faults it's the social media's fault for not
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having connected me to Jessica Hockett earlier it's it's it's social media's
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fault for allowing some of these other people to perpetuate these narratives
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for so long that we're distractions whole distractions from figuring out the
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truth and so the truth is is that we've been led to believe that there are all
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kinds of sources for pandemic potential and that these constitute of gain of
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function worst case scenario that must be respected one way or another you've
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got to admit that this exists one way or another you got to understand that
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eventually a bachelor student is going to have the capabilities of enriching a
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pathogen in their garage and that's what all these books basically tell the
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story of right the vast majority of the the texts that are in front of us
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right now these are all basically the same story about a virus made in China
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with or without American money that leaked in Wuhan and spread around the
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world for four years and people tried to cover up the source because they didn't
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want to get blamed the story of Peter and ginger Bragan written in 2020 early
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early in the pandemic pretty much the same as the story written soon after by
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Andrew Huff and then soon after by Sherry Markinson and then soon after Robert
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Malone's book and then after that her and Paul's book came out and now Robert
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F. Kennedy Junior's books come out now the difference between a lot of these
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books and Bobby's book is that Bobby's has some some historical value in the
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sense of trying to catalog the previous history of of the bio weapons narrative
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and what people say we've done what other countries say they've done what books
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say other countries have done what people say other countries have done and up
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until now and how that led here the book is basically a historical document about
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the stories that people have told during this time including stories that I've
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told and I think it's a better historical document of what occurred
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than any of the other books on the screen but it still tells the same story
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because of course the prevailing narrative on the planet no matter where
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you went was the narrative that's in in tuned in all of these books and it is
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this narrative that they intend to coerce our children to surrender their
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sovereignty and invert those human rights to human permissions that that's for
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sure I would argue that allowing me to even get any text in biology into a book
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is already a win if you if you believe how we believe you is suspect how we
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biological explanation for how people were fooled we have a good idea of how
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the crime might have been pulled off so that we can we can propose solutions and
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and directions in an investigation to figure this out that's that's what we're
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bringing that the no virus they didn't isolate they didn't that that doesn't
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get us anywhere and it never did and that's why if they take a pivot now
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same time they're gonna try and turn it around and say things like John Goodman
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said about me this week which is that I guess I'm a social engineer now from
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the garage in Pittsburgh I'm social engineering the world with my 3,000
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followers on Twitch the worst platform ever with nobody barely anybody copying
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my videos and putting them anywhere I don't have time for that Mark Kulacz is
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the only guy who's ever catalogued any of mine there is one rumble channel that's
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done I'm not trying to forget anybody out there but I'm just saying relative to
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other people and how they're working and how they're getting retweeted and how
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the algorithms help them I mean how can Mark Kulacz have like 6,000 followers
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after six years of doing what he does on YouTube it's just absurd and so this
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narrative is not going to be challenged except for from people who are wholly
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independent only people who are wholly independent can challenge this narrative
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and speak in the way that we are speaking challenging this narrative is not
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spending an hour waving foyas around and saying that they haven't isolated or
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purified the virus it doesn't get anywhere with regard to breaking people's the
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hold on people it doesn't it's not adequate and maybe some of them didn't
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understand that maybe some of them were convinced that this strategy of just
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sticking to those terms and that semantic warfare and that little tiny narrow
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sliver of debate was the smart thing to do but I have the feeling that showing
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that you agreed on a million other things and then hey wait a minute guys
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all we agree on all of this stuff why don't you just try to listen to us on
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this one thing about isolation and purification and then wow think about it
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nothing and that's where I think you can really see it very clearly and now I'm
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getting you know a lot of attention from them again CHD is getting a lot of
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attention from them again and it's unfortunate because now would be the
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time for a hey wow so I see what you mean now in that email where you said that
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you think we might all be right I shouldn't have reacted so aggressively
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and tried to get you fired at CHD instead I should have said what do you mean by
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you think we're all right all we can all be right about this what does that mean
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but no that's not where they went and so this game is not going to stop this
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game is about you being lost on a road and while you were lost on that road
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somebody came and picked you up and in that car were people that you thought
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they said that they were also hitchhikers and they also got picked up but
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actually that's not true at all the three people that picked you up in that car
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are all working together to fool you about where they're taking you and how
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much it's going to cost and what you're going to find when you get there even
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fooling you about what you see outside of the car as they drive you where they're
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going and I believe that that's what a lot of these people did on social media
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that laid down this narrative of there was a novel virus that millions of
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people were killed from that millions of people were killed by millions more
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were saved from they likely resulted from gain of function and so a virus
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will come again these people that said a billion people were gonna die at the
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beginning of the pandemic that this was a red dragon event and have never
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encroached on the consensus about this idea of what worst-case scenario since
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never encroached on it and I really think we've started to nail down what's
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going on here and we've just got to now start to think about who are the teams
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who are the competing interests back there that are all united in this
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illusion of consensus about a worst-case scenario and about what might come
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again but are themselves competing with one another these groups for power or
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for access to it and so we've been in this car with them for like three years
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now and that's why we aren't going anywhere that's why we haven't gotten
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anywhere yet because we've been picked up from this lonely lonely road at the
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start of the pandemic and we've been completely bamboozled we got in the car
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and people started telling us stories about lab leaks and people started
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arguing about it in front of us then we decided this car wasn't very safe so we
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got out of this car at the gas station and hitchhiked in another car and three
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more people started to argue about lab leak and whether or not we needed ivermectin
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or hydroxychloroquine and so by the time you are in your third car now hitchhiking
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to nowhere you've been bamboozled by multiple groups of people all playing
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the same illusion of consensus game with you and we just keep driving and we keep
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driving and the faith in a novel virus never gets questioned we haven't talked
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about the the illusion of asymptomatic spread in over a year we haven't talked
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about the ridiculous use of PCR at the beginning of the pandemic in over four
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years
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and these spread of these bad ideas is much more dangerous than the spread of an RNA
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molecule i can tell you that for sure
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and so these people have misled us and what we perceive to be true is definitely
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definitely definitely not true and that's why they behave the way they do they know
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that's not true that's why they can be confident in their proclamations so let's just rewind
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a little bit make sure we were know where we were about four weeks ago or three weeks ago
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Robert Malone updated us with the latest biology i'm just going to play it again to make sure
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that you understand where they want us to be
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alone i'm a physician and scientist and i need to acknowledge that my middle name was
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and entered as a shirt me that i will not be drawing forward to what i've got to say
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um i don't think that's a big question
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that's above my head first off i wish to speak extembraniously to you rather
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the slides there is an unmet need for a rapid response capability to allow a little
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capacity to mitigate the risks of emerging infectious disease and engineering pathogens
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that is a valid concern the technology has developed to the state where almost many
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with a undergraduate degree in biology can weaponize pathogens we know here the United
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VOD that the binary weapons that were developed by US military or deployment potentially is
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countermeasure against the Russian tank threat can be readily reproduced by virtually any
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biologists in the garage for it okay so there is a valid threat there is an unmet need
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okay so there is i'm going to turn that down sorry about that i wanted to make sure you could
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hear Robert there is a a um a real threat a real need for this prepper being prepared to react to
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a emerging disease pathogen or an engineered pathogen and that is again the consensus
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of a worst case scenario this is the same worst case scenario that kim.com has talked about
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that jeffree sachs has talked about and and and that peter desak talks about the same worst case
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scenario that can happen in perpetuity forever your children must not be raised with this mythology
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in the back of their mind they must not be allowed to be to grow up with this idea in their mind we
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must erase this now and it's going to take a lot of work because this is the new world order that
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they would like to impose on our children this idea that public health and governance by public
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health mythology is the way forward this is just the way it's going to be there are there are emerging
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pathogens there are engineered pathogens and it's basically engineering pathogens are accessible
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is accessible to any biologist in their garage i'm sorry that the audio of that is not so great
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but that's really extraordinary test no that didn't work how was that did i not set this up right
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oh i'm not going to mess with that now sorry about that um i thought that was on right no
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it's not on right wow um it is going to keep going here so yeah the past will fade into mist
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the past was erased the erasure was forgotten and the lie became truth i think that's 1984
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we're at the stage now where the the lie about the the the mystery virus the lie about the novel
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virus that killed millions and millions more were saved from is about to become the truth
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because the the past is slowly being erased actually the past was already kind of erased
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because of the way that it occurred we are very used to laying down episodic memories
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memories in throughout the day perhaps the morning context at home and then the commute
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context in your bus on your bus and then the work context and then the lunchtime context at the
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recall context or if you are in the same context as the memory was created and so when they took
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this pandemic and they said okay everybody stay at home now and stare at your screens and don't go
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to work anymore they interrupted this pattern of repeating context
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and 2021 really seemed like a long short time ago 2020 in your own mind might only be
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three months or two months it might only feel very short because you almost can't remember
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any of it and that's because you were at home and there was no context except for one
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so all the memories that would have been stored in different sort of contexts in your mind
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were now all layered over one context and so it actually makes your brain very
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it limits the capacity of your brain to to store those as independent memories and it's
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it's for sure that it makes it more difficult for your brain to store those memories independently
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in a temporal order that matters and so it is not for nothing that they locked down
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it wasn't just to brainwash you it was also to brainwash you to make sure that your memory of
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the event a couple years later would be foggy enough for you to not process it as clearly as you should
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and if we could accurately remember remember all the things that we went through during that
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year as we were home schooling our children on iPads and unable to go out for a hamburger
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or go to the gym or go to the park or go to our community center to play bingo
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I mean we are talking about some severe malevolence that a lot of us have simply forgotten they put
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and because they made us stay home and stare at our screens we had limited context change we had
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limited pattern of context change which made it very hard for us to form to form episodic memory
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to the extent to which a lot of that year or year and a half is a blur when the lies that they
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told were the strongest when these mythologies and the way that they were laid down was the strongest
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and so if the past is erased the erasure is forgotten then the lie becomes the truth we
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cannot allow this to happen we need to fight very hard to try and find the borders of this
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limited spectrum of debate within which we've had this very lively discussion about lab leak
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or a novel virus from a wet market and we've got to get our act together very quickly because
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these people have been working for three years to catch everybody and make sure that they don't
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get all the way to the finish line in time and that's really what it seems to only be about now
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is running out the clock to some next event or some next pivot and so this is the conference
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that occurred in Romania on the 17th and 18th of November where all of these people that have been
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fighting for us for so long finally got to see Denis Rancourt in person and Denis Rancourt presented
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his latest data that shows that there was no geographic evidence of spread and that the only
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all-cause mortality that matters started in 2021 there were local bomb-like events
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local mass casualty events in 2020 but nothing that resembles the spreading pathogen new cause
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of death on earth in this photo it's very important to notice that Steven Hatfill is in this photograph
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in March of 2020 he made countless videos for local blogs and conservative media outlets
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etc where he said the children carry the most virus children shed the most virus children
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should wear masks her Barney should wear masks to normalize masks for other children
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and he said that social distancing was necessary
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and so he was definitely definitely seating the worst-case scenario in the beginning of the pandemic
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and he was on many programs doing so with certainty it's not the worst one but it's a pretty bad one
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the worst one will be really bad but this is the last warning he said
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so here also in this one is Byram Bridle I should have him in green really because I do not think
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that he is a compromised guy I just think he's kind of stuck where he is because he got his career run
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over and his livelihood taken away and threatened and and so that that that'll keep your mouth shut
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pretty quick there's Nick Hudson Ryan Cole there's Brett Weinstein somebody who I'm absolutely
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certain is is or was playing for a team that laid down the worst-case scenario at the beginning
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of the pandemic and if if he's found any remorse in this or has any remorse for this I have not seen
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it evident in his podcast so I think he's just going forward and of course Brett Weinstein is
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the guy who brought Steve Kirsch and Robert Malone onto the scene in June of 2021 here is
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the wife of Robert Malone Jill Glasspool Malone this is Meryl Nass of course she and these three
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and Cole and I guess Harvey Risch a lot too Jessica Rose and Brett hasn't been doing it so much
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but these five have been touring around the world I think Meryl and and Jessica and Robert
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and Jill and Cole were all in front of the Parliament a couple times in the EU or at least had a room
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in the Parliament building of the EU and gave some talks they've also been to COVID summits around
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the world for these last three years the same basic core group of people with if you included
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Pierre Kory maybe Peter McCullough but not so much as Pierre Kory Pierre Kory is another one
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that's been in a lot of places as these people so there's a core group of individuals that has been
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at the forefront of this worst-case scenario narrative for quite some time and when I say
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worst-case scenario the worst-case scenario is it is a lab leak and it could be worse next time and
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those people that don't question that have been the ones that have risen to the top and have been
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more or less circulating the globe as as leaders of this dissident movement that's against big
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pharma and against the DoD of America that's responsible for this I guess and so that's what I think
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this whole show has been about on social media and in mainstream media but on social media is the one
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that we're all paying attention to and that's where all these characters like David Martin
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come in is that they all have a little part of the train to pull on and what I mean by that is is
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that every one of these people is pretending to participate in an action which is having
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some effect on the natural world it's saving lives you know I'm fighting for the freedom of
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America or I'm fighting for the truth or whatever and what they're really doing is pretending to do
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so and the reason why they have to pretend to do so is because they have wittingly or unwittingly
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coerced or or or or gladly have decided to participate in this illusion and these people there are
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many of them so it's not just one guy standing at the train being silly and chalking his hands up
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it's many many many people who are participating in this illusion this mime exercise and they've
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been participating in this mime exercise for about three and a half years almost four years now
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some of them were co-opted as they came out some of them were set in motion from the very beginning
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and people like Steven Hatfill were likely ready to go when they decided that okay now it's time
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we're going to start talking about this stuff and and this is the way we're going to talk about it
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Steve Go, Tony Go, Rand Paul Go you know they all whoever had had things to say they're very very
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very for national security reasons they're very very controlled things that they had to say
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and so that's what this was all about fighting about whether this was a novel virus that everyone
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was vulnerable to is not really a fight that even happened it kind of happened but only in the
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background PCR testing the questioning of that only way in the background
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and if you're arguing about early novel treatments you're not arguing about PCR
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if you're arguing about early novel treatments you're not questioning the spreading virus at all
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if you're arguing about early treatments you're actually not arguing about whether people are
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being killed in the hospital by the protocols they are using you're saying that they're getting
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the wrong thing because they're treating them wrong but we took a long time before we heard
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dissidents on our side saying that the protocols were killing people one person said that the
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protocols were killing people his name was Brian Ardis and he was saying that the Remdesivir was
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killing people and then he said that there was there was venom in the shots on Stu Peter's
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his show and everybody made fun of him to the point where he sank and with him sank his objection
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to Remdesivir his very succinct presentation about how Remdesivir was in a trial for a Ebola
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and it killed 53% of the people that used it that wonderful information
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was lost because the guy came out on Stu Peter's and said that there was venom in the shots and
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they used that to discredit him as a guy and then the people walking on this train nobody picked up
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the story nobody on the COVID doctor said hey that Brian Ardis got a short end of his stick
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and he had a really good point about Remdesivir even if he's wrong about the venom let's not
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forget that he wrote he put his life his career on the line for Remdesivir did anybody say that
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no no no when he got discredited for saying things about venom everybody just kind of backed away
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and said oh I told him not to say anything about that I told him not to go there and nobody seemed
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to remember that his original reason for being on the scene in the first place that anybody listened
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to him was because he noticed that Remdesivir was wholly inappropriate for healthy humans
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so do you see how the game is played do you see how this is done
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and in retrospect without much work you don't need a guy like me to see this you just got to think
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carefully about what really happened take some notes
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and look who was on teamwork worst case scenario from the very beginning or more importantly look
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who didn't question it look who had another job that was so important that they couldn't talk
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about the fact that the worst case scenario wasn't very likely anybody that had a job
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or a subject that they were talking about you know like I'm going to focus on veers
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about remdesivir being crazy nobody else picked it up nobody else picked up that ball when he
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dropped it and nobody saw that as curious but me maybe somebody else I don't know
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so that's what's going on here I think and that's what hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin were they were
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relatively safe substances expected to have more positive effects than negative for sure
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good effect that may or may not have on the extremely unhealthy population of america
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but I can tell you for sure that if there's one of these two that I think was probably valuable
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for respiratory disease and for inflammation and for any kind of out-of-control cytokine
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storm I'm guessing it's hydroxychloroquine because that's the one that nobody really ever
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talked about during the pandemic it's the one that everybody kind of went silent about
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Robert Malone did mention it on Joe Rogan's podcast
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we did have some fighting for it by by Peter McCullough but very quickly that that died away
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probably because he was coerced to stop that Zev Zelenko pushed hydroxychloroquine very early
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on I think we heard that something like 200 congressmen were congresspersons were treated
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with hydroxychloroquine in the first six months of the pandemic or first five months or three
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months I don't know what it was but a lot of them were treated with hydroxychloroquine
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as either a prophylactic or when they thought they had symptoms
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and so that's why I want to talk about this one because ivermectin was pushed by Brett Weinstein
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and pushed hard by Brett Weinstein and actually pushed hard by another person
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in Brett Weinstein's circle Alexandros Maranos for almost a whole year and when I suggested
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that maybe it was time to move on to something else he got really mad I mean really mad
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and he argues that he was trying to use ivermectin or explore ivermectin for its possibility of
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curing his damage from the shot or its damage from long covid I don't know what it was but
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I know for sure that as smart as that guy is and as prolific as he was as a tweeter it was just
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absolutely absurd that he spent months and months and months and months and months
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with his head up Musk's rear end saying that Elon Musk is the smartest guy on the internet
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and ivermectin is a wonder drug I think
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and over analyzing every single study over analyzing every single review and every single
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outcome like tweet threads from here to Tokyo
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oh and now Steven Hatfill's writing a book about hydroxychloroquine I mean it's just it can't be
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any more ridiculous so that we are still just running around in circles all the time the captain's
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going to come in in another five minutes again we're stuck on this spaceship and we can't get off
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let's watch this bid and see what we think
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I'm Dr. Pierre Kory I'm a pulmonary and critical cash specialist and I'm the author of the book
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the war and ivermectin. Prior to the pandemic I knew little of the true scope and scale of
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pharmaceutical industry influence over clinical trials high impact medical journals public health
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agencies and media. The day that I read the article called the disinformation playbook by the
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union for concerned scientists to transform my life I suddenly realized that we were in the midst
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of a global disinformation campaign conducted by the pharmaceutical industry using time honored
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tactics first pioneered by the tobacco industry. I'm just going to stop it right here and show you
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these tactics that are listed in this article called the union of concerned scientists and
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it's the disinformation playbook and the reason why I want to show you the plays is because I want
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you to see that the two best plays in this playbook are never ever applied to the main narrative
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they're never applied to the bio terrorist bio security state
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they're never applied to people like gee or donno
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and so as I show you these plays and we think about them that's the thing I want you to think
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about how could these plays be used to create the illusion of a pandemic
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how would you use actors on the internet and on social media in in co-hoots with one another in
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coordinated opposing narratives with one another how would you use that to create the illusion of
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a pandemic well the first thing you might do is you might manipulate government officials or
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processes inappropriately to influence policy right so you can use money to do that you can use
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grant funding to do that and now in this evident in this position I want to tell this story because
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I I think it fits here and it's just random I'm just thinking random here um
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hey thank you very much wow that's nice um
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what I want you to think about I came up with this new analogy I just want to test it out on the
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people here 97 people are here I'm really excited um there has been this thing the fix right
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manipulating government officials or processes to inappropriate influence policy so using money
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to influence policy the one that I really like to talk about is grant fault grant calls because
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how you write your grant call actually determines what research gets done and so if you don't write
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a grant call for that research that research will never get done and what I want to do is give
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you a little lesson about how I think autism has been improperly researched to influence the way
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that the entire society and indeed academia thinks about it um so what I'm going to do is I'm going
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to cut over here and go to the right um and then I just want to draw a little graph and
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hope it will make sense to you a little bit so this is a a graph of the whole continuum
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of car accidents okay I don't know if this is going to be the right graph or not and what I
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want to do is on the on the the x-axis let's say like this there are there are cause a number of
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people that are dying from the car accidents and then on the bottom axis this is a little bit of a
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metaphor or an analogy so don't think that this is like math here this is trying to get an idea
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across across the bottom here are all the causes of of a continuum of causes of car accidents right
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somewhere over here is school bus crossings over here is you know whatever and so you got all these
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bars that add up to the total number of car accidents okay and then over here right here is drunk
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driving okay so these this bar right here is drunk driving we're going to make it a big spike
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right that's the bar but if we were doing it right it would just be a very narrow sliver but
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you know apologize I'm using a pencil so we're going to use this as a bar I guess I'll make it
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a bar so these are all bars right for different causes of car accidents and this bar right here
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is drunk driving okay now the way that they have done it with autism and I think this is a really
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great analogy my wife loved it the way that they've done it with autism is that they've said
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okay so we've got a grant call for autism and we want you to find genetic causes of autism but
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in this analogy what it would be is we want you to find genetic causes for car accidents
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so the biology community of all of the major institutions in the United States get together
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at their local biology department and say hey guys there's a new grant call from the NIH and they
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want us to find genetic causes or genetic correlations correlations with genes and and auto accidents
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and so some biologists will get excited and say oh yeah but we can look in people with with uh
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with vision disorders and see if we have genes for that and then we'll look for correlations
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between those genes and car accidents great write that grant well I'm going to look for people that
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have have some kind of nervous twitch disorder or or an inherited epileptic disease and then see
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if they are a significant group of car accidents that's a great idea look at those genes write that
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grant and so if they write a grant or rather they call for a grant that says
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I want you to look for correlations between the tires that they use and car accidents you're
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going to find that there's a little sliver of car accidents that are caused by a particularly
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crappy kind of tire maybe after a rigorous rigorous investigation and many negative results
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we found a significant correlation between the use of Michelin 584s in combination
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on rear tires with blah blah blah blah and that results p-value is significant
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and if they wrote a grant call that said we want to find relationships between vaccination and autism
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it would be the same thing as if they said well we would like you to use your to write a grant
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call about the relationship between drinking and auto accidents well then you're going to find
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a wonderful correlation you're going to find a lot of stories you're going to find a lot of
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causation you're going to be able to tell a very good story about it because a very significant
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portion of all auto accidents is actually caused by that one thing drunk driving
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and so if you compared the severity of these accidents to other accidents and then said well
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you know the times when people went off the road and and and hit the curb with their bad tires
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is kind of the same as when people get in a drunk driving accident and kill a family of five and
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the median and so with autism it's very easy for the NIH to write grant calls that will find
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all kinds of different ways that you can get something that resembles autism to occur something
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that resembles a car accident but that's pretty disingenuous when you know there are drunk drivers
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on the road and it's pretty disingenuous if you know in your heart of hearts that vaccines are
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the causing this injury even if there are other ways to have a car accident it would be pretty
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shitty to ignore drunk driving as a cause and to spend no money on it it would be even worse if
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really bad if you said well come on drinking and driving very rarely causes an accident I mean
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come on most people aren't even stupid enough to drink and drive so that's just ridiculous
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we're not going to spend any money worrying about drunk drivers
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significant fraction even though it happens every year even though they know the pattern exists
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they deny it and spend money trying to find other causes of the car accidents
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people to get into car accidents and people are really blowing it out of proportion how dangerous
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drunk driving is tell me that's not a winner tell me that's not a winner and now tell me why
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we weren't there already why isn't somebody already come up with an analogy that's strong
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we're about to start winning big time ladies and gentlemen because this biology is starting
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to become clear because there are no teams anymore the only teams that are left are constructed
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fake posing teams
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I'm totally ready right now to say that that with regard to SARS-CoV-2 in the pandemic all the
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no-virus people were right but I am not willing to accept that all the people on that side that
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were really coordinating their effort were always forthright with how they went about this
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debate they were not forthright and I don't know who's responsible for it I don't I'm not gonna
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put any names on it it's very possible that Christine Massey is not responsible for her choice to just
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keep hammering foyer foyer foyer maybe that was her task given to some girl by somebody that
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she respected and trusted because that's how this is done but now we're here now we're here where
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I'm saying it and I work for CHD and so at this point now the door is wide open
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the door is wide open for a a united front
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and I assure you they're not going to take this opening and if they do I'll be very
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surprised and happy and I think we will make enormous progress moving forward it's even
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possible that at that stage is somebody like Robert F Kennedy jr who has no real
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vested interest in one way or another other than getting the story right might come around too
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once he sees that this idea is finally starting to have the acidic effects it should have a year
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ago already when I when I finally realized that cloning was the only thing that they can really
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manage to make work that they could use that molecular biology to pretend that that RNA
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virology is real that's exactly what I meant when I emailed them and said I think we might all be
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right and we might all be fooled and I really think we should get together and they said
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huh so here are the here are the things that this this disinformation playbook has is so first
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the fix then the blitz harassed scientists who speak out with results or views inconvenient
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for industry that that's what it's written for right so this is like pharmaceutical companies
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attacking scientists who are good guys but what we're not really seeing in this playbook and
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what we should really see in this playbook is how a biosecurity state that wanted to control
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its population or the population of the known world with a mythology these are the same plays
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that they would use a screen by credibility through alliances with academia professional
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societies tell me the AMA and the American Academy of Pediatrics are not these kinds of screens
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but who are they screening for are they screening for the pharmaceutical companies maybe before they
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were but now they're screening for something bigger I think and so we have this diversion
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manufacture uncertainty about science where little or none exists you mean like whether people
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will survive a novel virus whether whether a certain treatment works or whether they need to
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be ventilated to prevent spread you mean that kind of uncertainty about stuff that was already known
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like how we get people out of secondary pneumonia with antibiotics
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and the fake conduct counterfeit science and try to pass it off as legitimate research you mean
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like using metagenomic sequencing to imply that there are millions of coronavirus is waiting to
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jump 1.7 million coronavirus is waiting to zoneautically jump according to Peter Dasek and Nathan Wolff
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which again was not anything that I was denying already two years ago so there was plenty of
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common ground for the no virus people to have linked up with us much earlier but
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I do believe that certain people prevented it from happening but I definitely definitely was not one
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of them and so what I want you to think about again are these playbooks really things that are
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being run by the tobacco companies and by pharmaceutical companies to orchestrate the pandemic or is
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there a layer above this that's running the same place on us so I'll continue the video now
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I'm Dr. Pierre Kory, I'm a pulmonary critical care specialist and I guess
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prior to the pandemic I knew little of the true scope and scale I guess what I want how I want
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you to watch this is I want you to see that even even the opposition to ivermectin in this video
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as it's portrayed in your eyes should be seen as a scooby-doo they wanted us to think that ivermectin
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was valuable they wanted us to clearly see that they were denying it was valuable so that we would
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get very fired up about solving the mystery of ivermectin being valuable and as we argued about ivermectin
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being valuable and the same people that covered up the virus are now covering up ivermectin it
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sure looks like that the freaking virus is circulating and in fact that's exactly the
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bamboozlement that occurs as you engage in this debate that you come to accept the monster
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that requires the ivermectin the monster becomes an assumed part of the story, assumed part of the
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debate and that is the beauty of the scooby-doo once you start solving their mysteries you have
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accepted their monsters dang it we're getting good at this come on now
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a pharmaceutical industry influence over clinical trials high impact medical journals
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public health agencies and the media the day that i read the article called the disinformation
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playbook by the union for concerned scientists it transformed my life i suddenly realized that
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we were in the midst of a global disinformation campaign conducted by the pharmaceutical industry
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using time-honored tactics first pioneered by the tobacco industry in order to suppress the
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evidence of efficacy of a drug called ivermectin which could have ended the pandemic their actions
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in those tactics led to millions of needless deaths across the world i felt compelled to write
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to go up to warn ivermectin it was my brilliant co-writer jennifer carthi and together with this
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so so what we are being led to believe is that the withdrawal or though withholding of ivermectin
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killed millions of people that died of a virus not of protocols not of secondary pneumonia and
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denial of antibiotics not secondary pneumonia and denial of steroids now keep in mind pure
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cori has done sub-stacks about the misuse of steroids pure cori has done sub-stacks about
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you know the doctors being able to should have been able to do whatever they want and he's
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probably done sub-stacks about the ventilators not being what was needed i mean he went from
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wisconsin to new york right into the heart of it he must have seen that happening the point is
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is that with regard to ivermectin he's playing this game whether it's coerced or
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or by choice or or that he just doesn't get it that he really believes
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the one thing he hasn't considered apparently is that the protocols were killing people and so
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if you take them or don't put them on a protocol instead put them on something that will either
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not harm them or maybe possibly help them as an antibiotic or uh or uh some other kind of
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chloride channel blocker for pathogens then uh yeah there's an effect there
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and all this super fast recovery and stuff like that with ivermectin might speak to the
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fact that ivermectin has some uh antibiotic qualities helping people cope with secondary
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pneumonia but my guess is that ivermectin is never ever ever in these protocols given alone
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and once you start giving ivermectin and azithromycin or ivermectin and monoclonal antibodies like
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they did to joe rogan well then where are we then we're in in mythology land again
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and we're not debating the need the need is based on the test the need is based on pcr and that
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doesn't differentiate from a conflated background that they probably spent three years studying
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so that they could accurately roll it out over the course of the pandemic go ahead take it take
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it away take it away if and when this happens again you better get your ivermectin
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joe rogan announced on social media today that he has covid so we immediately through the kitchen
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sink out of all kinds of meds monoclonal antibodies uh ivermectin one of those drugs he mentioned
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ivermectin is something more often used to deworm horses so things are clearly bad but they're being
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made even worse by people who have refused to take the vaccine and instead are swallowing
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horse dewormer ivermectin is ineffective against covid but could put you in a coma it can kill you
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it can kill you there's no clinical evidence that indicates that this works it goes beyond
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that we actually know that it doesn't work we should talk about that that bothered you it
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should bother you too lying at your network about people taking human drugs versus drugs
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now if you think oh darn you demon if you think for one second that that was that was by accident
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that's where you're making the mistake that's where we were taken at the time
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but as you look backwards now i want to challenge you to think about the possibility that even that
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interaction with cnn and cnn's misstep with regards to saying that joe rogan was taking horse medicine
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was staged it was staged so that that joe rogan could get that clip
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and so that that clip would go viral and that people would be convinced that these people were
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covering up a lab leak and covering up what would be useful for it and it doesn't make sense
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but it's happening right before my eyes and i figured it out on my own
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it's really cannot be underestimated how much of this was a script there's no clinical evidence
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that indicates that this works it goes beyond that we actually know that it doesn't work we
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should talk about that that bothered you it should bother you too lying at your network
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about people taking human drugs versus drugs or veterinarian calling it a horse to wormers
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not a flattering thing i get that it's a lie they shouldn't have said that why did they do that i
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don't know you're the micro guy over there ivermectin can be a very effective medication
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touted as a miracle prevention and cure by far right commentators and anti-vaxxers ivermectin
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is a treatment for life and what initially led this was an fda twitter account that used the term
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y'all to express denigration of ivermectin as a horse drug the truth is that the dose that's
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used for horses by body weight is the same dose that's recommended for humans but it's formulated
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and manufactured to a quality standard that's very different the cdc put out a national advisory
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on this warning the whole country against taking this drug ivermectin formulated for horses and
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cows and sheep with that memo fired every doctor then suddenly me and all my early treatment
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colleagues around the country we were faced with problems like we'd never had before
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so it was the first time in history that we ever saw a doctor who could be prosecuted for using
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a generic safe and effective drug for the application that doctor thought was appropriate my group of
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five the core five of us i see doctors collectively were some of the most highly published doctors in
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the history of critical care medicine hall marrick is the most published practicing intensivist
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in the world as we sit here today i'm the most published person in my field in history but when
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covid 19 hit my clinical and academic world was turned upside down that's when our lives
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started going sideways professionally paul started getting numerous complaints against him that he's
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never had in his career for the first time in my entire career i could not be a doctor i had to
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stand by idly i had to stand by idly watching these people die
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i'm quite certain that marrick is not um in on this america if anything is being being
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being overshadowed by these other people because he has almost almost only good things to say he's
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only only had good things to say from the very beginning of the pandemic and he has been
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has required damping um i'm not i don't know who is doing the damping but just having all these
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other people around instead of just letting him talk um is basically part of the the goal
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because if you've ever heard him give a speech about what happened in the pandemic he's well he's
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really kind of like mike eden in a lot of ways except he doesn't go so far as to say there's
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nothing there he just says that there's nothing there that we couldn't have treated um so yeah
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anyway he's still pretty much on the scooby-doo but at least i don't think he's uh an actor
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from the fda emergency use authorization of medical products and related authorities
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for the fda to issue an emergency use authorization there must be no adequate
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approved and available attorney you know whose voice this is right this is heather hay
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preventing or treating the disease or condition if i've remembered were an effective treatment
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the vaccines never would have gotten emergency use authorization in the u.s
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if a viable therapeutic but i mean if if if ventilators and remdesivir were killing people
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and the use the lack of use of antibiotics were killing people then we didn't need something new
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we just needed to stop doing what we weren't where we were doing and so again this is laying
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down the narrative that there is a need for something new the something new was ivermectin
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that fits in this unique niche that otherwise would be filled by EUA products
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but we don't need any EUA products if all we need to do is stop killing people
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and i am definitely ashamed of how long it took me to come to this realization but part of the
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reason it took me to come to this realization is because every time i started to get away from
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the idea of the virus nobody was there to say yeah there's no virus they're killing people with
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stuff there were only people there to tell me how bad the virus was how bad the spike protein
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was how the spike protein was causing amyloid or prion disease and how the the the transfections
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weren't that bad that they were pushing the virus around so there were lots of narratives that needed
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fighting and the front to fight at never felt like the no virus front because again once you
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started fighting on that front you couldn't find allies there was nobody that was willing to
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meet you halfway help you to navigate that either you had to jump all the way and admit that there
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were no viruses anywhere and measles doesn't exist or we're not even going to talk to you
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and that was part of the same the same song and dance that these guys have performed is just a
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different part of the dance in order to make sure that none of us made forward progress that we
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always circled around and came back to the goal all the time which is not understanding and being
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engaged in a debate about a lab leak or a natural virus and whether or not the worst case scenario
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was underway like people like Charles Ricksey or or Kevin McCarron would like you to believe that
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super prions are going to come out of the plants and they're coming out of all these vaccinated
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people and out of the virus and out of the the spike protein and so it's still worst case
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scenario it's still the same thing and so we're really dealing with a bunch of what now seem to be
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disparate narratives that don't ever want to come back to baseline but just want to keep going off
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in the direction that they are in hopes that they can keep fracturing our understanding of it.
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And it's not working anymore that's the best part about it.
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And so I think I might have skipped off there and somewhere I didn't want to go but we're just
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going to leave this keep playing. Strategy existed for outpatients then the logic supporting universal
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vaccination with largely experiment. Yeah but David Ike said that there was no virus from the
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beginning but for years he had been saying that these people were lizard people without any real
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evidence and so you got to wonder again if he's not set up to be that guy who can tell you the truth
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but he's so outlandish about other things that no one takes him seriously.
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I mean that was basically the idea with Bill Cooper right? I think what happened with Bill Cooper
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is that they tricked him into believing that he saw spacecraft in in top secret areas so that when he
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got out of the army and started preaching about how the American government was being
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usurped and that we had to you know become part of the Berkshire Society and all this other stuff
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a very libertarian type position that he his position would be discredited when he talked about UFOs.
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And whether or not he knew he was being played like that is another thing entirely but a lot of
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this is done in that way. And I do think that it's possible that David Ike is one of these people who
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plays that role where maybe even Alex Jones is a guy who plays this role where he tells the truth
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about things and then the system uses him to discredit that truth. For example if Alex Jones
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is telling the truth about Sandy Hook well that was a pretty nice way to completely discredit that
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story forever wasn't it? And that's basically how they did it with a lot of a lot of these
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narratives is they set someone up to be debunked and then now that story is debunked for everybody.
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And so David Ike revealing that there was no virus is very similar to Andy Kaufman saying that
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there's no virus and then not wanting to discuss exosomes anymore. Not wanting to discuss anything
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else but the isolation of viruses and and the isolation of this virus rather than wanting to
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tell the whole story of the fraud and staying very compartmentalized within that and then always
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always always Tom Cowan and these other people inevitably get to things that they definitely
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don't understand like the physics of water on small scale or or the electrostatic forces at play
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in in a solvent and then they talk about water crystals and how people are freezing water and
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capturing images in them and it so then at the same time as they're saying there's no virus
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because they're lying about coronavirus they also start talking about things that we can
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at least on the surface say that they're a little bit nutty and that's the idea it's exactly how it
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works and anybody that tries to put it all together gets discredited. It's that simple
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and after four years it should be easier for all of us to see it. It really should.
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Mental products is no longer supportable. The war on Ivermectin is waged by very powerful
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forces with a lot of money. I mean public health was built on an obsessive global vaccination policy
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which Ivermectin would have threatened.
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They've got Pfizer's third quarter earnings revenue they're projecting to be 98 to 102 billion dollars.
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Pfizer, BioNTech and Moderna. Do you know how much profit they made from these shots?
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$1,000 every second from Wuhan virus vaccines.
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You're talking about hundreds of billions of dollars in geopolitical implications
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that would be significantly affected if the people had access to a safe and widely available
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medicine. This is an incredibly cheap drug it's off-licence it's generic it can be manufactured
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in huge amounts in India remarkably low cost.
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Works patent on Ivermectin expired in 1996. In 2021 Merck released a statement claiming
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that Ivermectin was not an effective treatment against COVID-19 and bizarrely claimed quote
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a concerning lack of safety data and the majority of studies. It was plenty safe for Merck to
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distribute widely when it was still under patent but now they're claiming the safety record is
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insufficient. And they actually made mopovinir which is just a version of Ivermectin right and so
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they just made another patented version of it which is not a very effective drug either which
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should tell you a lot about the apparent effectiveness of Ivermectin. Folks need to understand that just
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because there is an article out there that asserts that something is false recognize that those are
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paid. Recognize that people who say it's true could be paid too. Every major media outlet in the
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United States shares at least one board member with at least one drug company. Let me put in
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perspective for you these board members wake up they go to a meeting at Merck or Pfizer and then
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they have their driver take them over to meeting with NBC to decide what kind of programming that
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network is going to air. They can't be honest and objective about big pharma because big pharma
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pays their bills. In fact one analysis claimed that nine out of the top 10 drug makers spent
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more on marketing than they did on research. CNN tonight brought to you by Pfizer brought to you
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by Pfizer brought to you by Pfizer brought to you by Pfizer brought to you by Pfizer brought
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to you by Pfizer. Now even this brought to you by Pfizer don't you think it's also possible that
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they just did that they don't need to advertise but if they throw it in your face like that
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I think they did that on purpose for us. For us to go see look we can make cuts like this they
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really are awful. It's too odd. I mean it doesn't even make sense unless they were messing with us
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the whole time and that's what you need to see on all of those where Maddow covers it and they
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make fun of it on all these shows while the other people are saying no it's great.
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It's not possible for the truth to be you know I mean one of those two's got to be lying right?
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He says it's black he says it's white but they can't both be right and now you're solving their
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mystery. Now you're engaging in their debate and this debate presupposes the existence of a novel
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virus for which a novel treatment is not only necessary but currently unknown.
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If asked the question did you know how much influence your former employer had on big media
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and so on I have no idea it is clear that the pharmaceutical industry has has a great deal of
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sway on what goes on if you can shape the message then you can shape the world and that's what
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they've done. What was the last time you turned on the news and ever got an update about how
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why aren't we talking about the fact that CIA also influences the news. Why aren't we talking
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about the fact that NSA is monitoring all internet traffic in America and around the world if they
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can. Why aren't we talking about these things? Why are we talking about pharmaceutical companies
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as being the big baddies? What about SEPI? What about the who?
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What about this biosecurity state? What about Chinese government? What about
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everybody so sure they know who did it. I have a feeling a lot of people took part in the faking
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of the stopping and starting of the train and now they're all trying to slowly take their hands
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off the train and back away a little bit but they all can't do it at once or all suddenly
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figure out that it's not true. And there's a lot of panic going on right now as we start to leave
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the subway station and not watch their big show anymore. There's a lot of panic happening right
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now because all that gets left is questioning the whole childhood vaccine schedule and the whole
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public health has a whole and the only thing they've got are the skilled TV watchers. Everybody else
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is breaking free fast. Lots of them are breaking free because people are having
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unexpected aneurysms at age 48. High school kids are having heart attacks
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and people are having all kinds of new advanced cancer that went away and came back
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new cancer they never thought they've had accelerated faster than ever before.
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I don't know how that figures in with a with a bio agent that is causing pre-on disease that we
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still haven't found yet. The team worst case scenario is still working to preserve the narrative
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wittingly or unwittingly willingly or unwillingly they're all doing it. This is an old video here
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they're doing a show here now. The rest of the world is handling COVID. My wife brought
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me a sweet role so I'm going to eat it. Has launched an urgent caught up the table. It's very very
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tasty. They're seeking easier access to Ivermectin. Globally at least five countries want to use Ivermectin
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to treat COVID-19 including India and Argentina. There are numerous concrete tests in medical
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journals around the world that Ivermectin does work. The earliest reports we had one of them we had
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in Peru where they got into a good mode of using multi drug treatment with an Ivermectin based
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approach that they were crushing their curves. And the president of the Tokyo Medical Association
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announced to all doctors during a summer surge that they should use Ivermectin in the treatment.
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Within weeks the hospitalization rates reported out of Japan were lower than at any other time
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in the pandemic. And we've got to check to make sure that it was only Ivermectin that they did.
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Did they also start treating with antibiotics in the normal way of treating pneumonia?
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These questions remain unanswered but my guess is the answer to those questions will not be
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happy times for Ivermectin. The real proof positive came when COVID-19 really hit hard in Mexico City.
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They finally after lots of struggle came with an Ivermectin based multi drug approach and
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literally cleared out the hospitals. And then we have reports all the way through
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that various states in India. In India the government has been widely promoting the use of
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now please understand that both Pierre Kory and Peter McCalla said in that segment that these
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places started a multi drug approach that used Ivermectin. So from their perspective and from the
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perspective of this video the only substance that mattered in the treatment was Ivermectin but it
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was a multi drug approach. Just make sure you're hearing what they're saying because those are
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real words that matter. Ivermectin state leaders have just declared that Uttar Pradesh is now
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officially COVID free. A region with nearly as many people as the entire United States
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is totally COVID free. The miracle success of Uttar Pradesh not one mention of Ivermectin being
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used. In the countries that it has been used in the countries where the studies are the results
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are not good. They are overwhelming. They are well over 90% success rate. In the United States
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it's a horse dewormer it's horse-paced and only the illiterate ignorant and or unvaccinated user.
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The key paradox is if you look at mortality rate in the United States one of the most
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highly funded medical care systems in the world and what we find is the mortality in the United
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States is among the worst in the world. If you look at these innumerable failed policies there's
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only one way to understand them. They are literally written by pharmaceutical companies. They can
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design trials to fail to disprove the use of cheat medicines and they can make things appear
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that they don't work. And what about what about these protocols that can kill people?
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What about the protocols using Remdesivir and ventilators and not using antibiotics?
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Because again we're blaming the pharmaceutical companies for something that was actually
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orchestrated by protocols that were dictated by the government run by military people.
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And so it's maybe not a question about whether the DOD did what they did with the shot.
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So much of the fact that they did what they did with the mass casualty events
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that were necessary to establish the appearance of a spreading pathogen that could be modeled
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to be the worst case scenario. And we are being distracted into believing that the DOD is responsible
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for the rollout of the shot when the DOD was very very much responsible for the rollout of
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the mass casualty events that could be turned around and said to be spreading COVID. And they
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needed those military people in those you can look at Jessica's latest article and you can see
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that there were military people in these ICUs who are basically probably terminating people on Medicare.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I see the light of the opening of the cave. I don't need my flashlight anymore.
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I'm so close. It's starting to get cold because the air is so fresh. Holy man, it's exciting.
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I sit as a non-voting member of the active committee for drugs within IH. I've seen the
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dynamics of what are going on with all those trials, which most of which have failed.
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Unfortunately, it's eminently possible to manipulate the outcomes of a clinical study. If you want
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to study to fail, that's dead easy. Now there are fourth quote-unquote negative study of IH.
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In a major medical journal and each time is a media frenzy. There was a systematic review looking
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at randomized control. Hey, don't you one for one second think that I put Tim Truth
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in the same bucket as Andrew Kaufman and Tom Cowan. Tim Truth has been very open to hearing my
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side of the story. Very open to listening to my side and amplifying it. And so Tim Truth may very
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well be on the no virus team and he's right to be there. But Tim Truth was never one of these
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people who said I'm not going to talk to you Jay unless you tell me first that there's no virus.
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And I'm not going to talk to you about clones Jay. I'm only going to talk to you about the words
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isolation and purification. Tim Truth was absolutely open to all possibilities and
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discussions. And so Tim Truth just gets a big gold star for me for this just for being ahead of me
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on it. I couldn't see it for what it was. Just a great big bait and switch with some excess deaths
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created by protocols modeled as spread. And then just a massive abuse of us psychologically on
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social media and on television to make us believe something happening that was not.
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I am so excited how much progress we are making trial that happened done. And they found that there
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was no benefit for Ivermectin in reducing mortality, death to COVID-19, no reduction in symptoms
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or duration of symptoms for COVID-19. So it does not work. People need to understand that
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academics have been threatened with losing their position and threatened with getting no further
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research grants if they speak out against the narrative. Guess why that is? Two-thirds of the
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world's non-commercial biological research is funded by just three bodies. The welcome trust
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in the UK, the NIH and specifically the NIAID under Tony Fauci and the Bill and the indicates
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foundation. There's this pattern that is consistent with a concerted effort to mislead the public by
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withholding information using modern technology, media, censorship. Really, let's call it what it
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is thought control. He could actually control exactly what people think. And that is the that
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is a hard job. Whenever you have clear cut evidence that a drug works, you have an ethical
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obligation to immediately let the people know so that they could have access. What are you telling
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people? Holy crap. Did you see that? I want. Did you see that they actually took the clip
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of Tony Fauci saying that Remdesivir showed effectiveness and therefore we had to institute
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it immediately. And they turned around and they used it and applied it to Ivermectin not to say
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that those words can't be taken out of context creatively and used like this. But it's it's exactly
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what I talked about 15 or 20 minutes ago when I said that the only guy on our side who came out
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about Ivermectin and came out very succinctly to explain why it wouldn't work, why it was
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deadly, why it was a ridiculous idea that he sat on that couch and pushed it and not one sucker on
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our side picked it up after he dropped the ball on the venom thing. And who knows if he dropped
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the ball on the venom thing? Maybe they have put small epitopes generated from or derived from
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venom into this spike protein sequence. I don't know. But the point is is that what the orchestrated
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media theater did was they use that gaff about cobra venom to discredit artists and the whole
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show allowed his brilliant insight on Remdesivir to go down with him. Not one of these clever
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people picked up that, well, David artists might have been wrong. And that's fine about that. But
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he wasn't wrong about Remdesivir. And we shouldn't forget that that was a great contribution to our
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breakout. Nope. Everybody forgot. And here we are. We have this video about Ivermectin and we
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actually took those those things out of context when it could be an additional dunk. It's one of
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the biggest dunks of all. Then a drug that was predicted to be useful for a novel coronavirus pandemic
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by by by Alison Totura, the last postdoc of have Ralph Barrick before the pandemic.
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And Cina Bavari in 2019, an article that there might be a coronavirus breakout and that Remdesivir
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at the time still had some crazy letter numbered name would be useful in such a scenario.
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And just a few few months later, here's Tony Fauci on the couch of the White House saying that
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this new drug Remdesivir is effective and it would be just absolutely ridiculous ethics not to use
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it immediately. And away we go. And so the past is erased. The erasure is forgotten and the lie
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becomes truth. Do you see? One of the greatest stories of the pandemic has now just been co-opted
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into the Ivermectin story. It's like, what really? Is that really how we're going to do this?
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A pill, orally administered single pill given for seven to ten days, little drug-drug interaction
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and low toxicity. Give me that and I'll be really happy. Ivermectin has been used safely for decades,
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has no known drug interactions, won a Nobel Prize for its success treating humans and is on the WHO's
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I would agree with with I would agree with
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I would agree with the person who said that artist was probably set up to hang that Remdesivir story
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and I think that's probably true. That that's one definite possibility anyway. Let's say it like that.
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And so again, let's let's cite this for what it is. There is an extreme set of contradictory
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information that was being released at this time. Bad protocols, bad clinical trials,
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mischaracterization of doses or mischaracterization of uses
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and a bunch of people on social media and on mainstream media complaining that it was a poison
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making fun of people who taking it and that on the other side people saying it's a vital drug
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that they're covering up that could save millions of lives. So it is ultra-contradictory. One side
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says it can kill you and it's useless. The other side says that it's great for everything and it
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it's say could save millions of lives. And that huge gigantic contradiction is the same as
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has somebody arguing that no, Michael Jordan is a really crappy basketball player. No,
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Jordan is a really good basketball player. Only one person can be right
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and they want you to feel that way. They want the two conclusions to be so far apart
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that it is impossible for you to to to conceive a middle ground.
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Michael Jordan is the best basketball player that's ever lived. Michael Jordan is a washed up
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chump who never did anything good. There's obviously one is very close to the truth
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probably and another one is ridiculous. And with these two narratives about
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Ivermectin, they're both ridiculous. But because you're given this dichotomy that's so far apart
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and so contradictory, the logic in your brain almost forces you to choose one.
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That's the magic of this. That's one of the many tricks that they use.
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Safest, most effective medicines in the entire world. And it showed an 86% effectiveness to
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prevent people from contracting COVID. Ivermectin has been used over four billion times and it's
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used for a wide variety of treatments. Ivermectin has been shown to possess different anti-information,
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antiviral, and anti-tumor properties. That is the thing about Ivermectin. It's not good,
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it's great. Breaking news, the FDA lawyer announces that Ivermectin can be subscribed for COVID-19.
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I have never seen an evidence base this large with 81 controlled trials. 10 years of in vitro
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studies in the lab against a dozen RNA viruses all showing that Ivermectin stops replication.
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It literally is, in my mind, the single greatest public health achievement in our history of
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infection control in the world. Now, there is a possibility, of course, that Ivermectin is a
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wonder drug and an antiviral. And in the face of a transfection, in the face of a RNA pathogen,
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or whatever it is that uses an enzyme to replicate that in an in vivo preparation,
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it seems to stop replication. But I want to see those studies. I want to see what they're using for
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the RNA virus. And I want to see what they're using as a readout because I bet we're going to
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be back to right where we started, where the no-virus people would just dissect that and tear it apart.
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I think that's where we will be. And so, my conjecture is, again, here that these orchestrated
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debates about things were designed very specifically to convert all excess deaths into a mystery virus,
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for which we needed special cures for brand new cures like hydroxychloroquine or Ivermectin.
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It couldn't just be antibiotics and a steroid at the right time. It couldn't just be vitamin C,
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D, and zinc, and some, you know, warm blanket, chicken soup. It had to be ventilators and remdesivir
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in order to create the excess deaths that could be used to justify the slope right here. This slope
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was created. This was created. It was created by dumb ideas and maybe even by intervention.
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But it was not caused by a spreading respiratory pathogen. You can see it more clearly when you
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show the graph with all cause mortality behind it. Total deaths every week since 2014 to
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2022, they ignored all of this stuff in order to create a pandemic out of nothing.
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They killed a lot of people on Medicare in order to save the money that they would have cost in
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the years to come. They killed a lot of people in Medicaid or Medicare old folks homes to save
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the money that they would cost to keep them alive. And they did it all with all of these protocols
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and lack of protocol. And then the argument is, is that if we don't do all of this garbage,
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but instead give them a little antibiotics in Ivermectin to look at that, they're all cured.
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Oh, surprise, surprise. We're still not talking about strict liability for all vaccine products.
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We're still not talking about it being a Seventh Amendment violation for the PrEP Act to prevent
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me from using a a normal court to sue for damages. We're still not talking about there
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being zero epidemiological evidence for spread. And we're still not talking about these lost
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this, this money that was saved by killing all these old people and they're misconstruing it as
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a spreading virus. And that's because they've got us right now and we've got to really start
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to push back if we're going to get out of this trap. We've got about nine or 10 months, I think,
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before more more shenanigans are going to happen. And that's a very optimistic appraisal.
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But I don't feel that there's anything quite ready to go yet. And I do feel like there's a lot of
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scrambling going on, but it were not we are in danger of the lie becoming truth, especially for
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our children. And so that's why we've got to be very vigilant about this. And I think I'm just
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going to end it right there. Let me see what this was. We don't need to do that, I don't think.
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No, we don't need to do that. But we can, it'll go really quick. Don't forget, like a mixed tape,
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right? They take viruses out of the wild, they can't really grow them in a culture very well.
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So what they do instead is that they sequence in the best they can, they fill in the blanks
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from other coronavirus sequences that have been reported in the past. They make a DNA molecule
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construct of it, and then they use a series of plasmids to replicate that DNA molecule and make
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many copies of it. And so those plasmids are grown in bacterial cultures, and then those bacteria
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can be liced and broken open, and you get those plasmids DNA out of those guys, you combine them
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with a commercial enzyme or a cell culture or electropyrate them into a cell culture,
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and you can turn that DNA into RNA or into proteins. And so that RNA made with RNA polymerase could
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be put on cell culture for experiments, it could be given to animals for experiments,
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it could be stored and shared with other researchers. More importantly, infectious clone technology
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allows infectious clone RNA to be made in large quantities, so that in theory,
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a distribution of these large quantities of RNA could result in the appearance of a spreading RNA
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pathogen, which I think we've come to the conclusion that RNA can't do a pandemic. But RNA infectious
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clones could definitely be used to seed the molecular biology that could be misconstrued
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as a pandemic, especially if we have this virus on the background of previous RNA signals,
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which have never bothered to be undifferentiated from pathogen and exosome and all kinds of other
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signals that we know are there. And so that's the job of some of these people on the playing field.
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What you have to realize is that we weren't supposed to figure this out this fast, we are supposed to
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be the playing field on which these people operate. And they're supposed to be messing with each other
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using people like me and Mark. But now that we have started to see through how these people have
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been messing with the narrative via messing with us, it started to become harder for them to push
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back and forth between one another. And it appears to be that some of these criminal syndicates are
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actually starting to push against one another directly and trying very hard to just ignore
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my work, Mark's work and the work of Jessica Hockett. And of course, of Nick Hudson and Thomas Binder
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and Denis Rancourt and Jonathan Engler and Martin Neal. Please check out the sub stack of Jessica
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Martin and Jonathan that they just released. You can find that on Jessica's sub stack. It's really
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good. And it talks a lot about it interviews a whistleblower that puts a lot of a lot of meat
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on these bones as well. So there's there the ball is moving very rapidly. But please don't
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forget that we wandered all throughout 2020 and 2021. And none of these people helped us.
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We didn't get picked up by their car until June of 2021 at the earliest.
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Only Michael Yeden and Wolfgang Wodach and Crütt Wodkowski and myself and a few others were coming
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out against the narrative and coming out against the shots before they were released. And these
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people all started coming out and speaking out much, much later. And if they came out at all,
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some of these people in the top corner here are just worst case scenario from the very beginning.
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Some of them have been saying amyloidosis and prion disease since the very beginning
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and still continue to say it now. Keeping us on this road. Keeping us wandering or maybe giving
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us a ride in their car for a little while, but all the while never never planning to take us
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over the finish line. So they have sustained this illusion of consensus about a laboratory or
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badcave zoonosis about a bio weapon in this faith in a novel virus, whatever it is,
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is going to be used to try and govern our children in the future. And the way we break out of this
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is to not let them board this train. We cannot let them board this train where there's a
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symptomatic transmission where when they go to the doctor, they need a test for 17 different
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pathogens and it's all based on PCR. We don't need mRNA for any healthy humans ever, no matter
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what form it's in, no matter how they want to transfect us, we don't need it. We don't need it
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because healthy humans, your medicine should be your food and your food should be your medicine.
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We can't let our children grow up believing that people work on viruses in laboratories.
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We definitely can't let our children grow up believing what Robert Malone said earlier in the
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program that bachelor students in biology can enrich pathogens in their garage.
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This faith is a lie. It was a conflated background signal. It's become very obvious to me that one
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very plausible explanation for this is that they took a bunch of people like Nathan Wolf type
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people like Andrew Huff type people like eco-health alliance type people whatever and they spent
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about three years characterizing the conflated background signal rather the background signal
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that they intended to conflate and then they told us a story and they
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enacted a very elaborate theater about a cover up and a very elaborate theater about a novel
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virus that needed novel cures. It was killing millions of people that millions more could be
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saved from and likely came from gain of function all the while just using data that they had gathered
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knowledge that they had gathered about what this background signal was like and how that they
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could use it as a confounder for PCR tests and for sequencing.
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It is a biosecurity operation for national security reasons all the marbles are on the table
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and therefore lying to achieve your goals is definitely on the table
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and lying to achieve your bioterrorism goals is definitely on the table. We are being governed by
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mythology because we are at a time point where we are at a peak forever. The largest pure population
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homogenous genetic population on earth in India and in China will not exist forever and the largest
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heterogeneous population of multiracial people in America will never exist forever.
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These populations perfect research populations the heterogeneous version in America the homogenous
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version in certain places around the world in Asia presents a once in a species opportunity
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to collect the data to do the experiments necessary to bridge the gap from wherever we are now to
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this futurist version of humanity where we are our own engineers our own programmers
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and we do it with AI this is what they tell each other in these meetings these are the
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opportunities that they see and that's why they are behaving the way that they are behaving and I think
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there are more and more people starting to understand the significance of this interpretation of the
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story. I'm not saying that it's not about CBDCs I'm not saying it's not about digital IDs I'm saying
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those things are also about ultimately harnessing the population of the earth as as experiments
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so that we can bridge this gap between where we are now and a trans human future. Ladies and
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gentlemen please follow Housatonic Live Mark Kulacz and please follow Jessica Hockett on twitter and
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other than that right now I'm just going to be very conservative and say that's enough reading
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for now Mark's website start with the early covid survivors link and after that I suggest
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that you just explore from A to Z and find out where it leads you ladies and gentlemen this has
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been gigaohm biological a high resistance low noise information brief brought to you a biobiologist
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my name is Jonathan Cooley and I'm coming to you live from Pittsburgh in the back of my garage and
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I will probably see you tomorrow although I do have a basketball game in the morning we are fine
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in the afternoon and then Sunday I've got a morning game so I can probably do afternoon or
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evening on Saturday and Sunday and that's the plan right now thanks very much for joining me
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please keep sharing my work please keep stopping all transfections and humans and don't let them
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eliminate the control group um intramuscular injection of any combination of substances
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with the intent of augmenting the immune system is dumb. Transfection and help the humans is
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criminally negligent and viruses are not patterned integrity. Thank you very much I recorded a
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doctor's and scientist interview about the book today and I think I really took a
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tool about the clones and about how reality is that they probably didn't need to do what they
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said happened so hopefully it'll it'll bring some some extra fire to the to the debate about the
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book even though it's not selling very well that's fine um it's still uh it's still uh it's still out
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there and um we got a lot of time yet so thank you very much for joining me and uh see you again
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bye
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