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and and and
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you
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The next thing that I want to say is our lack of biological knowledge and the general poor health of America, of the American people, is being used to create the crisis they need to divide and conquer us, to ruin maybe America, I don't know, crash the dollar, I don't know, steal the rest of what limited treasury value we have left, I don't know.
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But I know for sure
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that they are combining our lack of biological knowledge and our general society's lack of good health and access to health care to create a crisis to usher in all kinds of changes that would otherwise never be necessary and more importantly never be possible.
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It's one of the reasons why I'm late today because there's a lot of things to prepare even if you're not charging for tickets and you don't plan to do anything special.
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Having a gathering of unknown number of people coming in from all different places with the potential to attract many more than you thought is daunting.
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But my wife and I are working at it and the central people involved are coming.
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And so yeah, it has a potential to be really off the hook.
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I'm pretty excited.
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I hope you guys are too.
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Let me form the style, I think that the time's near that we drop studs, there won't be no thugs here, rappers play the dumb, kinda on the space tip, but when they hear the jam, they be on the dills, now I'm not fuckin' rock, I know the territory, go ahead and try, that's a different story, similar to grim, I can tell a better one, all about a kid, who couldn't rap and didn't run, stands on the side, where the mic is getting them,
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I'll be the first to shake your hand.
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Competition's good.
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It brings out the vital parts.
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The abstract, poetic, majors in recital arts.
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Do it for the kids.
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The elders and the rap peers.
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We know the job is done.
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When we hear a lot of cheers, gotta feel the vibe.
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Word from our creation.
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♪ With their hands clap, clap, filled with elation ♪ ♪ Here I am ghetto, full with a lot of steam ♪ ♪ Think I gotta, I think I gotta, I think I gotta scream ♪ ♪ Cause that's how good it feels, child, let your head down ♪ ♪ So we can get buck wild, do your ill dance ♪ ♪ Don't think about the next, man, we must have unity ♪ ♪ And think of the bigger plan, the vision we will form ♪ ♪ We must stick together, see, I like to take this time ♪ ♪ To say what's up to Guji, the name is Q-Tip ♪ ♪ The Midnight Marauder, give enough respects to Afrika Bambaataa ♪ ♪ As a man in the world �
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I must do my job, take care of Mama Dew I won't resort to Rob, Rob you get your dough Mace is my witness, obsessed with the rap But it's the mental fitness, like shootin' CeeLo And always hittin' headcracks, the industry is luck Winnin' with the fake raps, beats to the tunes, clues from the real hit
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Not sellin' out, from hard rock to this jock I don't know what to say, but here I go, freaky If the papes come, then you know I'm seekin' I'm just a short brother, dark-skinned face Weigh a buck fifty, thirty-six waist Hair is crazy curly, foot like Mr. Curly To this day, I still believe that no MC can serve me Others try to front, but everybody know I get more props than the Arsenio Hall Show party and I'm all I was, but now I chill at home All I do is write rhymes, eat, drink shit Don't find my thrill in Amityville
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I'm always in the island fudging lucky know the time they know who keeps smiling go out on my own something that I gotta do do what the hell I want and have no one to listen to I'm prompt with my business and I do things on the double yo I'm out like Busta Duggars I say peace to MC Trouble rest in peace
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We got, we got the vibes.
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All the people in Long Island, we got the vibes.
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Oakland and Queens, we got the vibes.
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Uptown and our room, we got the vibes.
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Upstate, we got the vibes.
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If you're in D.C., you got the vibes.
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Maryland, Virginia, Carolina, vibes.
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Out West, we got the vibes.
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In the Bahamas, we got the vibes.
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Over in Europe, you know what, we got the vibes.
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We got people live, it goes on.
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A rap I'm a fan, I've seen a whole lot of slums, good with the girls, I get a whole lot of them.
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But from Pat, to Skinny, Frida, to Winnie, Emma, to Cindy, Constance, to Wendy.
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Cause I be real friendly, never on the snotty side.
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I don't brag to brothers, about the little place I got my waffles, thighs can vary.
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The sight is never scary, it's only legendary.
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My father well prepared me, my job intemporary.
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I'm here for the long shot, better yet the long term.
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I don't have a perm, in a way I do.
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I'm happy and I'm scrappy and I'm happy when I get the mic in my hand with the crowd in the stand It's as good as grand like that.
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I want to say peace
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You just gotta keep it happy
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He's scheduled for 60 minutes next.
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He's going on French, British, Italian, Japanese television.
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People everywhere are starting to listen to him.
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It's embarrassing.
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Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
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It is 108 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, coming to you live from the back of my garage.
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This is gigaohm biological, a high resistance, low noise, and whoa, what happened there?
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Low noise resistance.
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information brief brought to you by a biologist.
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Your consciousness is the prime real estate that these people are trying to occupy with their mythologies.
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And in fact, we inherited the charlatans that we are currently trying to shed.
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And that's not our fault, but it's definitely now our responsibility.
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We've got to make sure that we realize that
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When we inherited the charlatans, there was only TV and there was only newspapers and now there's social media and it's our active participation in it.
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And worse yet, the skillful use of it by our young people that is getting us further and further into this whole of governance by mythology.
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Ladies and gentlemen, intramuscular injection of any combination of substances with the intent of augmenting the immune system is dumb.
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Transfection in healthy humans was always criminal.
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And RNA cannot pandemic because viruses aren't pattern integrities.
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Welcome to the show, everyone.
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Edward Bernays told us how it was working in 1924.
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And Noam Chomsky told us a few decades later, it's a limited spectrum of debate.
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And a very lively argument within that spectrum is how this is done.
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First, they threw us out on the road all by ourselves.
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And then they pretended to be hitchhiking us, picking us up and giving us a ride, helping us out.
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And it turns out that we got into the car with a bunch of people.
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We got onto social media with a bunch of people that were going to lie to us and in coordinated
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fashion so that even the whispering in the back seat that was supposed to be about the people in the front seat was actually a coordinated theater with the people in the front seat.
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So that we ran out of one car and got into the other car and then thought the people in the new car were the heroes until one of them lied to us and then we got out of that car and got into another car and as long as we stayed on social media we were trapped.
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were trapped in this illusion of a novel virus responsible for the excess deaths that they already expected to happen for decades and needed an excuse to manage them and that excuse was of course the pandemic and that excuse was a rushed
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countermeasure set, or a censored social media, or ventilators, or remdesivir, or midazolam, but not the combination or the sum total of all of these different forms of murder to describe and justify why there is indeed no epidemiological evidence of spread.
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And while we argue about these things, of course, there is no useful progress being made on the legal front in America.
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The legal front in America is actually the only place in the Western world where any progress could be made, and so it's very important that the controlled demolition of the American governmental system and the American Constitution proceed as planned.
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That's what's happening here.
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It is a multi-generational plan, and we are in a, let's say, 10-year frame of that plan right now.
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That's why they want to keep you talking on very short timescales like the last five hours or even worse, the coming three days or something like that.
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The vaccine schedule in America is a criminal enterprise.
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You can figure that out by looking at the vaccine schedule in any other Western nation.
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You can find the word transfection in the catalog of many, many biotech companies because they had
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what are called products before the pandemic, products called transfection.
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It's a general term for a methodology using naked DNA or RNA to express a protein somewhere.
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And it would have always been criminal and healthy humans because RNA cannot pandemic.
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So there's no reason to scare people about it.
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And more importantly, there's no reason to use that myth.
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to coerce people into accepting transfection as a successful countermeasure, because that's just not what happened.
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And in fact, what I'm arguing is that a very, very complex militarized social media theater was used in conjunction with military programs like Telegram, Facebook, X, and Signal
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to create an illusion of consensus and stick to a limited spectrum of debate within all of these social media platforms, all of these isolated conversations where the truth was being found.
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And we, with our skillful use of social media actually, went right into the trap.
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head first, and most of us are still in it.
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Most of us are still bamboozled by the people on motorcycles riding around inside the sphere of death.
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And we've got to save our children from this.
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We cannot allow our children to inherit this totalitarianism where a highly trained group of acolytes on social media runs a very loud and shiny theater and our children think that's reality.
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We cannot allow this to happen.
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And that's why I'm online every day that I can be.
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And that's why I'm trying to organize a live meeting this weekend, because I really think it's important for us to get there.
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I'm just going to take that off.
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To the point where we're actually making progress and not just spinning our wheels, which we still actually are right now, because weaponized piles of money are still able to effectively use their acolytes on social media to convince most of our family and friends about what to argue and with whom to argue.
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And this is happening very, very extraordinary right now, of course, about the election, because you can almost feel this momentum where the entire narrative around Kamala is collapsing while the entire narrative around Trump is rising, at least from the perspective of our version of the
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the illusion.
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But if you get on the other side of this cloud, if you get on the other side of this military program with a different set of accounts, I think you're going to see the exact opposite narrative, where it's ridiculous to think that Donald Trump would win.
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And it's absolutely absurd to think that if he does win, that it would be by any other means other than cheating.
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And this mythology is what they want you to participate in by the
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the process of participating in that ritual, then maybe you're going to accept the outcome as they give it to you.
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So ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to Jonathan Cooey.
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My family and I have lived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for quite some time since 2016, but
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I'm originally a Wisconsin boy.
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I grew up in Kadat, Wisconsin.
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I spent about 20 years chasing tenure at several universities, including in Norway and in the Netherlands and at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, where I found myself at the beginning of the pandemic with a
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pretty substantial track record of science on the PubMed web, the web-based database that you can find there and follow up on.
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Gigaohm Biological, the name Gigaohm is derived from the methodology that I was an expert in during my pursuit of tenure.
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You can find my work at stream.gigaohm.bio and all the links there are to things that I think are worth perusing, including Jeff from Earth's Gigaohm Clips channel there at the top.
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Excellent things to be dropping on Twitter, et cetera.
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And also, of course, there's gigaohmbiological.com.
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And that place is kind of the headquarters where you can find ways to support.
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You can sign up for a
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mailing list that kind of thing um let me get over here i'm sorry i'm a little oh what i pushed fade to black wow that was wrong um i need to do this like this and then like that wow i uh
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I've been dismantling and figuring out what parts of this rig I can take with me to the community center to set up the live stream.
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Hello, my name is Jonathan Cooey, coming to you live from my garage.
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We are having a live, live event this weekend that I'm going to try and live stream and send out to the world in real time, but also make a good recording of and edit and post on my channel and others.
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We're a couple very important and
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Important friends of mine are going to be there.
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Joe Marshall is going to be there.
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Mark Kulak is going to be there.
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Scott Schara is going to be there.
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It's possible that Paul Alexander will be there.
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It's possible that some doctors from Canada who are attending the Brownstone event earlier that weekend will also be there.
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The Brownstone event is the 1st and 2nd of November.
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That would be Friday and Saturday.
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And then Sunday is our event from 2 to 4 or 2 to 5, something like that.
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um it's uh it's kind of up for grabs if you are actually going to make the trip good on you um there's no tickets uh we're not charging anything but that also means you should kind of approach it like a unknown in terms of like a i don't know a distant family relative reunion type thing where you're not even sure the food will be any good so just plan accordingly i think you won't be disappointed and you might get lucky and meet a lot of really interesting patriots
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Today I'm going to continue this All of Them Are Working for the Slavers theme.
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I think I titled this Monday Meddler Medley because I didn't want to have too much negativity on the title, but really the title is All of Them Are Working for the Slavers.
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And I think it's kind of a... It's coming back to always feeling I need to define this a little bit better, that I need to justify why it is.
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that I think this is such an apt analogy for social media, but it really is.
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Because as long as these people agree to kind of argue with some vigor within that limited spectrum of debate, then you're never gonna realize that these people aren't really going, oh wow, Jay's really got something.
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Oh, I really like what you do.
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They're just, nobody sees that.
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Those retweets and everything might be completely invisible to the rest of the world if the military program works the way that I think it does.
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And so everybody sees their own representation of the Star Wars universe, but there's no reason why across the internet that everybody needs to see the same Star Wars game.
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As long as all the ships look the same, and as long as all the scenarios are the same, then we'll agree that we've experienced the same thing today as somebody else did.
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And so that's the real thing that we need to understand.
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And now that we've surrendered our reality to these social media military programs, we are essentially no longer anchored to anything that we understand and can count on.
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And that's a very dangerous place for us to hand off to our kids.
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And so I want to make a few points about how easy it is for me.
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And I think how easy it could be for you to see that all these people are really end up working for the slavers in one way or another.
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So the last stream that I did was actually called the keeping it real study hall.
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And I tried to show you that there is the recent rise of somebody on YouTube who's been pretty working pretty steady off and on on a a rather, you know, average level
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content creator with regard to athletics and then very recently in 2023 or 24 she's become quite notable and in fact was allowed to speak in front of the Senate in that same panel where Jordan Peterson's daughter was allowed to speak and a bunch of other nutritional experts spoke.
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And so I was like a little bit weirded out by the fact that I had seen this woman who was also promoted by CHD, she's kind of a vaccine injury person, but then it's AstraZeneca, and then it's like from the trials, and so then it becomes a little weird.
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And so then you go through a recent catalog, and I mean, in the last two months, a recent catalog, and you see a lot of these meddlers that I've already identified as people that I don't think we need to trust necessarily.
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And going all the way back to episode two where we have Callie Means, this guy that was, him and his sister were on Tucker Carlson, you know, that whole thing.
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And Michael Schellenberger, a guy who's been promoted by all these intellectual dark web people, including multiple times by Brett Weinstein, running for office for something in California, et cetera.
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So this all weirded me out because this was all in the last two months.
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And then I went back and looked and I saw that, yeah, she's just been a fitness girl and she's a lady, woman, excuse me.
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And she's been, you know, just taking standard thumbnails or maybe even letting YouTube choose the thumbnails.
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And then I saw that in 2021, she had
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Vincent Rancid-Yellow on, which was really weird to me.
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And we watched that video and kind of agreed that it was weird that she would have him on and then go back to fitness for another year and a half before actually declaring episode one with Schellenberger and producing all this recent content with all these recent meddlers.
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So the question becomes, what in the heck is going on?
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And I've been trying to say that a lot of these things are examples of that video game, examples of getting in the chair and how the chair or what the chair is made of.
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They want you to think the chair is made up of viral videos and, and, and honest content producers, and more importantly, a
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an algorithm that they have no control over, just good ideas and things that people like to click on, rise in your feed.
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In no way, shape or form will any of these people, including Vincent or her, Julian Michaels or Dave Rubin or
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Matt Walsh or any of those people will acknowledge that there isn't an algorithm, it's a program.
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And if they want to flip a switch and make sure that nobody sees you and flip another switch to make sure that everybody seems to stumble upon Matt Walsh, that's a very simple thing to do.
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It's a much more complicated thing to create an algorithm that spins out of their control and people spontaneously rise with it.
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And that's an important thing to see because Elon Musk will hide behind the same thing.
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And in fact, using AI in a war zone would be hiding behind the same thing.
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It's a fine line between an AI and a program, isn't it?
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The AI that identified the four drugs, or the computational analysis that identified the four drugs, or wait, was it, or was it,
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Or was it laser scanning confocal microscopy?
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I can't even remember it anymore.
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So I think that this is really something that needs to be brought to the fore again, just because I think in these next few days, it's really vital that everybody who hasn't already really reorient to understand
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what is likely the case with somebody like Robert Malone and how hard it is to really just put him in a patriot bucket.
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It's really ridiculous to do that at this stage.
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And the reason why it was ridiculous is still available on the internet.
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It's still available on the internet.
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This frame is taken from a YouTube video.
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And so that's the reason why these people won't talk about a decades-long, ongoing, anticipated rise in the number of old people needing advanced care and end-of-life care and Medicare and Social Security.
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They've always known this is coming.
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The fact that social security was going to go bankrupt was not because of mismanagement.
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It is because there were going to be more old people than had paid into the system in the first place because it just wasn't supporting the way it should have supported this doubling at the top here.
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And this was a problem that many Western nations had.
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And that's one of the reasons why the excess mortality here being portrayed exclusively as the novel virus and the lockdowns is absurd.
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They knew that this rise was going to happen.
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And once you realize that and realize how exclusively absent it is from all of the people on social media with any reasonable sized following, it becomes very extraordinary.
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Now, couple that with the fact that this entire list
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is never discussed by anyone.
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In particular, parts of this list are never discussed by anyone but Mark and myself and Joe and Scott Shara.
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Scott Shara is the one who brought to our attention the supplementary oxygen that then became visible in Leslie Batt's case and a bunch of other cases.
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And this became something that nobody could talk about anymore.
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In fact, it feels very much like it was this revelation
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that caused Jessica Hockett to freak out on us because she was the only person was able to provoke a video response substack by Pierre Corey about all the things that were going on in New York City.
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And the one thing that we couldn't get her to ask about besides the George Floyd testimony that Corey provided was this supplementary oxygen problem and how important it was and how much literature there is behind it.
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and how easily supplementary oxygen leads to ARDS, which would be very easily classified as COVID if there was a tremendous pressure from every direction to classify ARDS as COVID.
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And so in America, they really did murder people and lie about it partially to manage the problem of an aging population and the
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potential bankrupting of our national government with this ballooning Medicare, Medicaid costs.
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I don't know which one it is or if it's both.
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And so I have also identified and will keep harping on the idea that there were many people before the pandemic that were in place already talking about epidemics as the danger of them going endemic and what endemicity is.
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We even have a speech from Barack Obama saying that white racism is endemic in the United States, which is extraordinary because the use of these words is not by chance.
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This is an ongoing enchantment.
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And that enchantment extends into the semantic realm because it is exactly how it is described in these books, where it is the lack of a common language and a lack of a precise one that makes it possible for you to be enslaved by these kinds of mythologies to enable doublespeak.
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And so these people that were in place that already thought, wow, it'd be very dangerous if one of these things became endemic and contributed to the already existing background of death that mother nature provides, but they are not able to talk about how, and will not talk about how, because we have no data from before 2020, it seems very absurd to make the claim that something is going endemic.
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We can't tell any difference from that in the background.
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And I think that's one of the reasons why I attracted so much attention in 2021, because I was saying this in 2020.
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That's why I play that video from the beginning, in the beginning every day, because in July of 2020, I was already saying that, how can they tell us that this is different from the background?
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They're not even making an effort to differentiate from the background.
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They are just working under the assumption that something is there now that wasn't there a few months ago.
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And they have no data to prove that.
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And so that's why I got mixed up with all these people, I think.
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And so many of these people paid attention to me and I got so sucked into it because they needed me to be on the lab leak.
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That's what everybody needed to be on because that was the Scooby-Doo mystery.
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That was the actual military psychological operation.
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And the goal of that was to confuse everyone with fear, uncertainty, and doubt so that expected outcomes of transfection in the population could be confused and misconstrued as outcomes from infection by a gain-of-function virus.
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And so as long as some people in the world had the feeling that they could be lying about it, and if they are lying about it, they're probably lying about it because of these,
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then there would always be this air of uncertainty that would make people more likely to allow themselves to be coerced into taking that transfection.
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And then if they combined that mass behavioral adjustment
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with a massive placebo rollout, it would be very easy for them to slowly titrate us to the truth.
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And that is, well, the old vaccine schedule sucked, but this new one that we're gonna replace with transfection is great.
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And look how many people took transfection and were fine.
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And that's why these same people that have been in front of us for the last five years have never come to the possible
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idea that, wow, you know, one easy way to meet any manufacturing quota and greatly reduce the ratio of adverse events would be to roll out placebos.
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Now you don't have to worry about freezers anymore.
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You don't have to worry about storage or mixing them up again.
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And so that's why the same people that seeded the narrative in 2020 are still in front of us now.
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The same people that were talking about the spike protein for urine cleavage site, HIV inserts, you know, gain of function and the deleted databases and all that other stuff, they're still in front of us today.
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And instead of talking about the things that they ought to talk about that were lies in order to coerce us into teaching this to our children, they're talking about DNA contamination
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as if it's something that if it was removed, everything would have been so much better.
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And they're doing that in the context of investigations like the one in Scotland, where it's obviously murder.
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This is not the spread of a respiratory pathogen.
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This is the management of a problem, a population problem.
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And you could see the immigration of asylum seekers as part of the management of this problem to make sure that the population pyramid doesn't show what it would show if there wasn't all these immigrants coming in.
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Because if it's got this bump at the top, up here, and then down here, it looks like this,
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It's easy to see, but if they pad that out a little bit with immigration, oh, now all of a sudden it looks okay.
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And to a large extent, you might imagine that that's exactly what they've done.
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And it would be worthwhile for anybody investigating these effects and these explanations to start to think about that as a possibility instead of erring exclusively on the bad batch idea or the double-stranded DNA idea.
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or any of these other narratives that don't take into account how much easier and more foolproof it would be to have a signal that was already gonna do this with a certainty in the background.
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And so you all know that you're lying about the same thing, basically.
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You're lying about murder in America.
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And that's why people won't talk about this background expected rise in all-cause mortality.
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And they won't talk about the fact that the DNA and RNA signal in the background signal is hot.
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It's not a blank slate.
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There's not nothing there.
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And you can hear Vincent Radston-Yellow, actually Rackin' Yellows say that to Julian Michaels on that podcast we watched two days ago.
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You can hear him talk about the millions and millions of viruses in the background, but they don't replicate in you.
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They're just there or something.
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It's absurdity at its finest.
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And they won't talk about how pure oxygen kills.
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And we've known this since the eighties.
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They won't tell you how PCR is used to the finest precision on the academic bench and that all those optimization steps, all those controls, positive and negative, all those extra tweaks to make it more specific for the target were never used in the context of COVID.
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They will never tell you that these were products before the pandemic with names like transformation and transfection.
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They will never tell you that even in its purest form, an mRNA transfection would not be appropriate in healthy humans for a whole list of very obvious biological reasons.
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And they won't tell you that infectious clone is actually just a semantic code word in the literature for when they substitute transformation or transfection and cell culture for a virus that they can't culture.
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And the no-virus people won't explain this to you because if they did, then there would be one less hamster wheel to run in, one less sphere of death to entertain you.
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And that's also why they won't say RNA cannot pandemic, because they will have to admit that they could have said that two years ago, or three, or four.
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I'm going to escape for a second and start this over because it's starting to overload my immediate memory here.
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So let's see where we are.
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So this is what I was saying before about skillful media, social media use.
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And I also made an allusion to, um, a, the sphere of death, which is a, it is a motorcycle stunt where you have this, this, um,
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this motorcycles riding around inside of a metal sphere.
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And so in order to give you an idea of how this limited spectrum of debate works, I thought I'd show you that actual sphere.
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So here's an example of what I'm talking about.
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These people on social media and these people on mainstream media, they are performing this act.
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And even though it seems like Robert Malone and the dirty disinformation dozen are fighting against the Fauci's and the Burke's and the whatever's, it's actually an elaborate game.
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It's an elaborate performance that's very dangerous because if they do make any mistakes, somebody will get really hurt.
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That's for absolutely sure.
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But because of the nature of this stunt, if somebody does make a mistake, they can just ignore them.
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They can just take them out of the equation and never promote them again.
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And sometimes they even fake that so that you think that, oh, wow, that motorcycle guy got kicked out for unfair reasons.
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I think I'm going to follow that motorcycle guy instead of the ones in the sphere.
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And then that guy goes and rides in another sphere, and you don't even realize that you've just been taken from one side of this sphere to the other.
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That's what social media is.
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It is a very elaborate performance.
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It's not a, if you ride your bicycle around this thing to try and talk to these people while they're performing this and they talk to you, they are not in any way, you are not engaged in their stunt.
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It feels like it.
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Wow, man, you're really riding fast.
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So am I. Yeah, but you're not really participating and the whole stadium doesn't see you.
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The lights are on the guys in this sphere, where the fireworks are.
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And that's the point too, is that social media can really feel like you're one of those motorcycles, but you're actually not.
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That is the illusion of social media.
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That is the illusion of Robert Malone.
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That's the illusion of Kevin McKernan, always talking about X, all of these people talking about X. And that's why I play it this way.
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Because it is really that evil if you start to think about how it is a chorus of liars that agree about this mythology and they get you to engage very vigorously in it.
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Get on a motorcycle yourself.
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Now I bring this lady up a lot and the reason why I bring this lady up a lot is because this is Australia.
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This is supposed to be like the UK, like Canada.
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These are supposed to be our allies, but they are in no way, shape or form worried about the deterioration of the American Republic.
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They're no way worried about the infiltration of the American government.
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They're no way worried about the usurping of the American military by the executive branch of the government.
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They're not worried at all about
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non-governmental organizations or multinational corporations that have untold influence on the American government or contractors or the intelligence agencies.
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They want to make fun of it.
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And that should be something that everyone in America, when they see this on YouTube, should be like, wait, why are they doing this?
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Why aren't they trying to wake Americans up with, why are they laughing at us?
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And what I want you to do is ask the question of why is this guy on Australian news?
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And why is it significant that that guy is on Australian news?
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Well, the first reason why is because of what he says.
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So we can listen to that if you want.
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Maybe we should.
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Russia hysteria.
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President Trump has gone to, quote, extraordinary lengths to keep saying thing I've ever heard of the United States.
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On Blaze TV.
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Alex, what did you make of the Trump rally today at Madison Square Garden?
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He had everything.
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He had Dr. Phil, Elon Musk, Melania spoke.
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And I've got to say, Trump was in superb form and he took the opportunity to announce a brand new policy during his speech.
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Let's have a listen.
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I'm announcing a new policy today that I will support a tax credit for family caregivers who take care of a parent or a loved one.
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It's about time that they were recognized, right?
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They add so much to our country and are never spoken of, ever, ever, ever, but they're going to be spoken of now.
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Thank you all very much.
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It's a fantastic policy, Alex.
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It's about family, keeping families together.
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It's about supporting those who support their loved ones.
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Oh, it's a great policy.
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And you know, this rally was great, but my favorite part was seeing AOC and Tim Walsh react to Tony Hinchcliffe's jokes about Puerto Rico.
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So I just love that Donald, Donald's keeping his edge.
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You know, he's staying edgy, having this rally at Madison Square Garden that they're calling a Nazi rally.
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It's absolutely disgusting that they label it that, but I think that this was a very monumental and powerful event, and it was awesome to watch it on Twitter and X, excuse me.
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Awesome to watch it on Twitter and X, excuse me.
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So what I'm suggesting to you is, is that these people are probably employed by X. X being this military program.
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that is being rolled out primarily to control the American public and American opinion, and its muscles are being flexed right now to try and get Donald Trump elected.
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And so for the uber class, the over class, the people that are really running the show on the weaponized pile of money scale, we are testing out the viability of Facebook to influence the left and X to influence the right.
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and X to influence, and because you can see, they know.
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They know if they're really using X hard on the left or hard on the right.
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They know if they're really using Facebook hard on the left or hard on the right.
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They know what they're doing with Discord groups.
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They know what they're doing with Telegram groups.
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And if there is a table meeting, this is a coordination of the deployment and the ongoing use of military tools.
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And so when he says Twitter in this video in 2024 about the Trump rally, and Kevin McKernan says Twitter three times on the Vance Crowe podcast, three months in a row, every time he's on in 2020, it's not by accident.
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We have been played into believing that Twitter was censored and then rescued and is now free speech and is the source and the place of this debate and where people are getting burnt and liberal tears are distilled into their finest form.
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And I assure you that simultaneously on Facebook, the exact opposite is happening.
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with the exact level of military precision that it's occurring here.
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And on YouTube and everywhere else.
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The reason why I'm so confident of that is because you can go back in the timeframe.
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Alrighty, well.
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And we can listen to Dr. Malone in 2021.
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You still rock.
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All right.
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The question I have for you is, do you find it strange that after I mean, the virus is
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It is basically a man-made virus used for, some people call it warfare.
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Okay, we can deal with that word.
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And it was released.
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Do you find it strange that Fauci and the rest of the fun bunch really disavowed themselves from it?
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we're gonna get the bottom of this right away and then it has been nothing but crickets chirping ever said but i swear after he did that i thought his face get long ever since he just seems to have kind of gotten grim you know this uh... you know this is like did he finally get access to the kennedy uh... you know notes uh... it it sure looks like
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He had a come to Jesus moment and he didn't like it very much.
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There's a few things I'd like to point out.
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This is in 2021.
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So this is kind of during the rollout in August.
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This is one month after he was on the Brett Weinstein podcast with great concern and seriousness.
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Now he can't get those smile off of his face, I guess because Daryl's really funny or something.
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Uh, and, uh,
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Um, I mean, many of my peers are increasingly of the opinion that this has hallmarks of a product of gain of function research.
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The thing that I can't, which is a fancy way of saying lab manufactured.
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The thing I can't sort out, and I don't know if we're ever gonna be able to sort it out, is
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Did this sneak out the back door in Wuhan?
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And yes, the signs are that both my friends at DOD and the good Dr. Fauci were told that you cannot do gain-of-function research.
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It's illegal.
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And so they kind of pivoted and said, oh, that's OK.
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We're going to let the Chinese do it for us.
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That makes a lot of sense.
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And we're going to send them a bunch of money to do it.
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So those breadcrumbs exist.
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So gain-of-function research in coronaviruses definitely happened.
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Is this the product of that gain-of-function research?
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This is another one of those, it looks like a duck, it walks like a duck, it quacks like a duck, but how can you ever prove it's a duck?
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Maybe it's a pigeon, but it sure looks like a duck.
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And the thing I can't sort out, and I don't know if anybody can, is did it escape out the back door at the Wuhan lab
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you know, bite and fill in the blank.
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There's a number of ways that could happen.
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There was an event in the laboratory and people got infected and then they walked around and spread it because it has a long prodrome period.
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Was somebody selling dead carcasses from laboratory animals out the back door to go to the seafood market?
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Could be, um, you know, or, or, you know, animals off experiment, that kind of thing totally makes sense.
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Having worked at a primate research center,
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You know, there's always interest in recycling lab animals after they've been used in any way you can.
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And if it was a country like China, where you got people eating, you know, buying.
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Is he suggesting that in American primate labs, they are recycling the primates for other uses?
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because that seems to be a fairly bold claim to just kind of throw out there.
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So it makes sense that the Chinese would do it.
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That's just funny to me.
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Live animals in a market.
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It's located just a couple of blocks from the Fire Apology Institute.
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I kind of, why wouldn't that happen?
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You'd expect it to happen almost.
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They'd have to have pretty tight controls to keep it from happening.
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You know, the janitor, right?
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You know, looks at looks at this collection.
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It's all like, hey, I can make an extra buck or yen or whatever the monetary thing is.
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And, you know, how can you say this wouldn't happen?
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The other thing that could have happened.
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And you mentioned the word biowarfare or bioweapons.
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There's no way to rule out that somebody didn't let this puppy loose intentionally.
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And who would have let who would want to let loose an agent
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in the literally beating industrial heart of China, I doubt it was the People's Republic of China.
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So I can't resolve these different... So a guy who works for DITRA, and who will later in this program be shown to have supposedly been vetted for possibly running U.S.
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AMRID,
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is now suggesting that the American government might have released the virus in China.
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And he's going to say that because we thought China spent billions of dollars every year on an infrastructure to contain viruses, we thought it would stay within their borders.
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This is in August of 2021, where this pink line is now, and we are in 2024 over here, in case you're unaware of the calendar.
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Potential ways that this agent could have got loose?
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But the Furing-Cleavage site and some of the other sites, whether or not there's an HIV sequence in there, it looks an awful lot like something that came out of laboratory research.
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But in a sense, it kind of doesn't matter, because here we are.
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It's gone worldwide.
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Now, one of the things about this, all the- He was about to say endemic, but he didn't actually say it.
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But it's gone worldwide, here we are.
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issue about what happened in Wuhan is that I had this colleague that I've published with before who works for one of our three-letter agencies in the government.
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And early on, he assured me that this absolutely was not a lab leak and it was not an engineered virus.
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Absolutely.
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He said, my guys have looked at it carefully and it has none of the signs of being engineered.
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Well, he said that so early in the outbreak that that in and of itself was a little odd.
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And he told me this story that the Chinese had this amazing infrastructure that they'd spilt over a billion a year on For years and years after the SARS outbreak Designed to contain any stars like virus whole bunch of infrastructure now clearly that didn't work.
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So good It's like to imagine a line in France to keep the German tanks away you remember how well that worked but they thought they had this and we thought they had this too and
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Right.
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So so one could imagine a scenario wherein an agent was released with the full expectation that it would damage the Chinese economy, but they would keep it in check.
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So did that happen?
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I don't know.
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It's a possibility.
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The other thing about this, as you mentioned, Daryl, is that.
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I've mentioned the treaty that we have with most nations.
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In which we agree that we're not going to produce lethal biowarfare agents and just deploy them.
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We shut all that down.
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We used to do it.
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We developed some of the most lethal in the world.
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World never seen before.
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We actually tested them in the field.
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That's no longer classified.
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Yeah, so I can mention it.
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Okay.
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We developed some really nasty stuff in the 60s that worked like gangbusters.
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But, um,
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But then we signed this treaty with the Soviet Union and others saying that we wouldn't do it and they wouldn't do it.
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But what the treaty doesn't say is that you can't develop and deploy what are called incapacitating agents.
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These are things that make you so sick.
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Now, incapacitating agent was a term that Kevin McCairn and Paul Cottrell and a few other clowns at the beginning of 2020 were already using.
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And I suspect it's because they were directed by or given a script written by the table that that that Robert Malone sits at.
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I don't know if it's a DITRA table or or a DOD table or a State Department table or I don't know what Seaburn table.
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You tell me.
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All I know is that the congruity, the consistency between the narrative of all these meddlers that I've come in contact with over five years is extraordinary.
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There's just no way to explain the vocabulary lining up, the ideas lining up, the chronology lining up.
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The way that all of these people approached me in groups of three or so, it was all the same nonsense over and over and over again, always trying to get me back into the hamster wheel of the lab leak hypothesis and the biology of gain of function viruses with the right fear and cleavage site in them, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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And these are all parts of a limited spectrum of debate that as long as you agree that those motorcycles riding around over there are risking their lives and we don't have to do anything, then I guess everything is solved.
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And even if you get on a motorcycle and go and learn enough to ride in that sphere with them, you're still not actually going to win the race.
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You're going nowhere.
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even if everybody cheers, even if they cheer repeatedly when you come out of the sphere, when you go back in the sphere and come out of the sphere, you're still not really going anywhere and you're not winning any races.
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And that's the point.
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Now, it becomes very significant to me to just point out a few things.
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If we go back to 2020, or sorry, go back to go to the end of 2022, and I show you that Robert Malone is streaming on the Tommy Podcast, this is 8-17-2022, with a guy by the name of Roger Hodgkinson.
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somebody that won't talk to me.
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Roger Hodgkinson is a very interesting fellow.
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And 95 to 99% is Jill's quoting the latest study.
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Here he is on the Tommy podcast with Robert Malone talking about monkey pox, actually with Jill Glasspool Malone in the background correcting his statistics.
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And they're having a debate about this.
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And he's calling him the professor and giving him props as being smart and having insight.
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into what's going on with Monkeypox.
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This is in 2022.
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You can see the pink line.
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I've turned the other one over here blue for the, the, the, the one that we watched previously.
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So now we go a year, a whole year ahead in August the next year, and he's on stream with Tommy and Monkeypox and Roger Hodgkinson's.
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Why is this important?
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Well, if you go back even farther now, and I, now I'm going to show you that
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If we go back here to Michael Palmer now, we're going to look at this, this pink thing should have been there already from the first video.
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So now we have the blue one.
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We have the yellow one, which is Roger Hodgkinson.
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I just showed you in 2022, one year later.
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And then in January of 2023, actually, Michael Palmer is on stage with Robert Malone, Meryl Nass, Aseem Malhotra, and Soph's mom in Sweden.
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Now, why is this interesting?
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Because Michael Palmer,
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is the head of what is called the Doctors for COVID Ethics, which is a different group than the Medical Doctors for COVID Ethics International, which is the group that has had me speak five times.
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But interestingly, if we go back to 2020, we will find the Doctors for COVID Ethics is actually one group.
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It's one group that had both Roger Hodgkinson and Michael Palmer in it, and Stephen Frost, and myself, and Sukrit Bhakti, and Wolfgang Wodach, all of them.
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Because the first meeting of Doctors for COVID Ethics that I went to in 2020, they were all there.
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And I was just so moved that I got to click on a Zoom meeting, and in the same window was Sukrit Bhakti, and, and,
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Wolfgang Wodach.
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I was freaking out.
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And a couple months later, I don't know the exact timeframe, although it would be in my notebooks.
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And so I could find it.
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I just didn't get it ready for this stream.
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At some point, the Doctors for COVID Ethics split into two groups.
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Doctors for COVID Ethics is still headed by Michael Palmer.
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And the other group
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The one that Stephen Frost now runs, the original starter of the group is called Medical Doctors for COVID Ethics International.
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And this guy just left.
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But this guy and this guy were the source of the fracturing and the fighting because this guy was pissed that this guy was the head of the group.
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And this guy has a book about saying that nuclear weapons are fake on the internet archive.
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And that makes him unqualified to be the head of this group.
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I'm out of here.
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And the group exploded.
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It was a disaster because he was sending mails and trying to get people to leave and get out.
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He's a liar and this kind of thing.
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And so the reason why there are two groups for Doctors for COVID Ethics can be directly tied to people that have both been promoted by Robert Malone.
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One who flew to Sweden to meet with Asim and Meryl and Sasha and Robert in Sweden and be on stage with them.
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And one of them was promoted recently in the last couple of years on Tommy podcast with Robert Malone about monkeypox.
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What I'm suggesting to you is, ladies and gentlemen, is that Robert Malone is a red thread that unites all of these people.
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And it's because it is very likely that DITRA and the State Department are intimately involved in coordinating the narrative that is being slowly titrated.
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Here you see one of a couple examples of Robert Malone on the Tommy podcast with Stephen Hatfill
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who used to work for US Amarid, who was actually the original suspect for the leak of anthrax in 2001 after 9-11.
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Was also intimately involved with the original outbreak of Ebola, maybe the original deployment of it.
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And was also on stage with Robert Malone, Meryl Nass, Nick Hudson,
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Denny Rancor, all of them, and nowhere else than Budapest, Romania, in November of 2023, at the fourth or fifth COVID summit.
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Why?
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Why all the same people all the time?
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Bret Weinstein was there too, in Romania, of all places.
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Wacky, huh?
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Let's listen.
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What's your crystal ball say?
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Look, there's four things we should have been doing right away.
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One, we have 20,000 pharmaceutical compounds.
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Let's start testing these for antiviral property.
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Who would know that spironolactone actually inhibits cytomegalovirus?
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Amen, exactly what I started doing at DITRA in January of 2020.
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We are completely aligned and that was built on work that I had done.
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I'm going to share another name that will cause you to blanch, Sina Bhavari.
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But I had worked with Sina during Zika when they had a functional high throughput screening lab.
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And so now you need to understand, you need to understand that at the beginning of the pandemic, it was stated and printed in publications that Ditra had a program called Domane, D-O-M-A-N-E.
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And Robert Malone claims to have been the guy that spun that team up.
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And that within three weeks, he had screened the entire pharmaceutical catalog.
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He told that to Tommy and many other people.
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And the entire pharmaceutical catalog of the FDA against two proteins in the virus, and identified four drugs that needed to be fast-tracked into clinical trials, including famotidine, remdesivir, ivermectin, and silicoxib.
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The same basic list that was promoted on the Bret Weinstein podcast in 2021 of June 2021.
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Now this is in 2023, but it's still very important to see this is a year or more than a year ago.
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And it's the second podcast with him, I think.
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But anyway, listen to what he says and what he says in reaction to
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Steven Hatfield saying, we should have gone with repurposed drugs.
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That has been gutted.
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Why?
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Why was it gutted?
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Yeah.
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Well, part, I know, I know backstory on that.
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Okay.
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And it's, it's part of, I mean, RID screwed the pooch in a lot of different ways.
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They did.
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They did.
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And one of the big ones was mismanaging budget and failure to report and basically exceed command, chain of command, the DITRA.
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They got to, they were riding high.
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Yeah.
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And, and under SENA, they thought they were pretty immune to oversight.
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You remember JVAP?
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Oh yeah.
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You know, that was not a bad idea.
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Yeah.
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So, so, um, that there was the, uh, clusterfrack of the air handling in the fancy new building, uh, because they had that huge foyer and they could never get the air handling right, which is kind of important if you're going to have VSO 3.
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01:05:50.567 --> 01:06:00.792
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Now remember on that podcast with Paul Cottrell's friends and associates in August of 2021, he was smiling and making jokes about how, I guess it must've been America,
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01:06:01.232 --> 01:06:03.713
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But here he's telling that he's involved.
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He knows all this stuff, all the air handling details of the lobby.
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He knows all about what's going on inside the U.S.
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government at the highest level of the biosecurity state.
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And so it's a weird place for him to be in 2023 when we just watched a video from him in 2021 where he was just casually accusing something like the American government of releasing something in China with the full expectation that China would contain it.
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A naive person watching the Tommy podcast might just think that these are two guys that are whistleblowing against the American government and they're doing their patriotic duty.
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But somebody who's been paying attention to Robert Malone for three or four years could not possibly see that.
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That's why I feel obligated to show you.
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Hi, Nate.
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Are you serious?
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I didn't know that.
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Oh yeah.
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I was vetted to be chief science at DITRA at one point.
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I mean at RID.
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You would have been good.
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Chief science at DITRA at one point, which is kind of important if you're going to have BSL3 primates.
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Are you serious?
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I didn't know that.
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No, it's a stupid joke because if you have BSL-3 primates, that's like the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
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Are you trying to tell me that U.S.
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Amerid built a building that couldn't keep track of the air handling well enough to be a BSL-3 laboratory and that these two guys think it's funny?
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even though he used to work there back in the days of 9-11 and was accused of maybe being the leaker of the anthrax.
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And this guy was vetted to run the place, but they think it's funny that they can't handle air at U.S.
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Amarid like we can handle air at every other major university in America, including the one that I worked in here in Pittsburgh.
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Our laboratory was a BSL-3 laboratory.
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I don't know.
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what a joke oh yeah oh god i was i was vetted to be chief science at uh ditra at one point he said rid uh rid um he would have been good i i would have been great yeah i would have or that they would have assassinated me um uh it was shortly after the uh
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all of the investigations about the anthrax, which had just gutted morale at RID, just destroyed morale.
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01:08:30.984 --> 01:08:34.990
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But there was that fiasco, and then there was the financial mismanagement coupled with arrogance.
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And there, I used to know the guy that was, he basically was a mole.
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at RID looking, I forget what his name is, he's a young former Special Forces guy, I think, that served in Afghanistan.
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He was there when I was.
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No, no, I guarantee he was a hardcore charger, kind of sergeant kind of guy.
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And he had basically, DITRA and the Pentagon had placed him
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in a strategic position at RID to follow what was going on in terms of management or mismanagement in the books and everything else.
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And then he filed his report, he got kicked up to the Pentagon, and they shut down RID.
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They lost the blow casing and they were chemically sterilizing, dumping it into the sewage.
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That was when they shut it down.
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I mean, the woman- And nursing homes all around US Emirate had sick people for a few weeks at some point around that closing time, of course, that everybody's aware of.
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who used to run their high throughput lab that Sina had recruited from South Korea.
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She was good.
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She left and went to Merck.
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But we are completely aligned.
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And I had made all kinds of progress.
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A lot of those agents have activity against multiple viruses.
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Yes.
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01:09:48.961 --> 01:09:49.882
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What's one of something, Robert?
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One of something is nothing.
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What's two of something?
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It's one.
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01:09:54.312 --> 01:10:06.541
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When you've got a highly mutating RNA virus, to go after a single antigen with a vaccine, or to use a single drug, it's just... Yeah, precisely my... And so this is really a very scripted debate.
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01:10:06.681 --> 01:10:18.269
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It is a ridiculously untethered biological debate, assuming that RNA, if it has the right combination of bases, can go around the world faster than any other one before.
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01:10:19.250 --> 01:10:22.172
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Because they're going around all the time, but this one's really magic.
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01:10:25.345 --> 01:10:31.012
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And so the agreement here in front of Tommy is really hilarious, especially if you speed it up.
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01:10:31.052 --> 01:10:36.979
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You can almost hear the laughter in these guys as they know that they're just full of shit.
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01:10:37.139 --> 01:10:42.465
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And it's funny because Tommy doesn't know and neither does his audience, but they know and they love it.
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01:10:46.324 --> 01:10:57.174
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When you've got a highly mutating RNA virus, to go after a single antigen with a vaccine, or to use a single drug, it's just- Yeah, precisely my- Multi-drug therapy.
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01:10:57.254 --> 01:11:08.064
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To use a single drug is exactly what Sina Bhavari argued with Alison Totura in the 2019 paper about a coronavirus pandemic out of a bat cave that Remdesivir would be great for.
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01:11:08.804 --> 01:11:09.825
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Holy shit birds.
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01:11:10.663 --> 01:11:21.993
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You know, that guy that he's talking about being buddies with and used to work for, he wrote a paper in 2019 that Mark has shown us over and over and over again, that I actually got in to Bobby's book.
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01:11:24.255 --> 01:11:27.217
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I don't think they wanted that paper in the book, but it's definitely in there.
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01:11:27.237 --> 01:11:34.564
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And an explanation for what it means and how dubious it is that the paper was published in 2019 is definitely in there and quoted to me.
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01:11:37.054 --> 01:11:37.714
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Absolutely.
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01:11:37.794 --> 01:11:38.835
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But look at the workload this is.
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01:11:38.855 --> 01:11:40.095
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We've got 20,000 compounds.
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01:11:40.596 --> 01:11:44.477
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We've got to test each one against 26 different viral families taking a representative virus.
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01:11:45.137 --> 01:11:46.418
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That's a lot of plaque assay cultures.
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01:11:47.158 --> 01:11:50.760
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And what we were doing is using a laser confocal high-throughput.
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01:11:51.160 --> 01:11:59.864
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He is suggesting that they would use plaque assay culturing to screen thousands and thousands of compounds for antiviral activity.
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01:12:00.444 --> 01:12:02.865
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This is the most absurd idea ever.
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01:12:03.305 --> 01:12:11.509
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And now Robert Malone is saying that he used laser scanning confocal microscopy, high throughput, you know, robot shit to do that.
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01:12:13.010 --> 01:12:19.353
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And he's saying, you know, it's very hard because you have to have all these controls and you have to have all your cell cultures constant.
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01:12:19.693 --> 01:12:21.294
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There's no way to do that.
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01:12:21.374 --> 01:12:22.675
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Ladies and gentlemen, there isn't.
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01:12:27.469 --> 01:12:41.335
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There's no way for you to produce a cell culture that's so consistent and cell culturing protocols that are so consistent that you can high throughput screen thousands of compounds in a matter of weeks.
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01:12:42.136 --> 01:12:47.698
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No matter how many robots, no matter how many confocals you have, that's not possible.
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01:12:47.738 --> 01:12:50.980
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But that is actually what Robert Malone claims he did.
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01:12:53.083 --> 01:13:09.469
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And you can put that together by listening to many, many different interviews, him talking about the many times it's a combination of x-ray crystallography, a computational model of the x-ray crystallography structure of two different viral compounds, two different viral proteins.
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01:13:09.929 --> 01:13:13.551
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And then those x-ray crystallography models were interfaced with
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laser scanning confocal high throughput microscopy data using cell culture that was supposed to indicate antiviral activity.
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01:13:32.106 --> 01:13:35.989
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And one of the challenges is that you have to maintain your cell lines.
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01:13:36.189 --> 01:13:40.453
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You have to maintain multiple cell lines because each virus has its own favored host, essentially.
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01:13:41.074 --> 01:13:47.599
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And you have to keep them in a similar state of growth so that you have reproducibility from plate to plate to plate and all the proper internal controls.
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01:13:47.899 --> 01:13:51.463
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And then once you work through that stuff, which is a solvable problem, it's a question of money.
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01:13:51.623 --> 01:13:53.124
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It's a solvable problem.
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01:13:53.164 --> 01:13:55.306
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It's just a question of money and slaves, right?
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01:13:56.607 --> 01:13:59.249
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Come on competence and putting up the systems.
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01:13:59.649 --> 01:14:03.493
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Once you work through that, then the next level that you get to is looking at synergism.
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01:14:03.513 --> 01:14:07.996
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You know, that's a dirty word in the drug screening business, but let's say drug, drug interactions.
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01:14:08.036 --> 01:14:08.236
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Yeah.
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01:14:08.276 --> 01:14:17.784
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And suddenly suddenly you can go from a concentration to drug to drug interactions is something really interesting for ivermectin.
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01:14:18.667 --> 01:14:37.416
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Something really interesting for hydroxychloroquine, any of these drugs that could potentially interact with, oh, I don't know, any pharmaceutical that a lot of Medicare patients are on, could be a really easy way to do stuff.
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01:14:40.777 --> 01:14:46.220
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Maybe there's interactions, synergy between Paxlovid or Mopulvanir.
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01:14:46.949 --> 01:14:55.055
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and some of the pharmaceuticals that many, many, many Medicare patients are on.
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01:14:55.876 --> 01:15:09.065
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Maybe there's some synergistic interaction between the injections for shingles, or the injections for pneumonia, or the injections for RSV that they are pushing now on our old people.
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01:15:09.646 --> 01:15:11.467
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Let's not talk about that, right?
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minus three molar to 10 to the minus six or 10 to the minus seven when you're adding in other things.
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01:15:16.408 --> 01:15:18.329
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And that starts getting interesting.
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01:15:18.589 --> 01:15:21.132
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And it is absolutely all doable and it's the kind of stuff.
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01:15:21.392 --> 01:15:22.533
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So this is what we started doing.
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01:15:23.333 --> 01:15:25.715
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And I talked to Callahan about it early on January of 2020.
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01:15:26.156 --> 01:15:29.459
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And he said to me, Robert, we've had all the big pharma come through.
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01:15:30.059 --> 01:15:32.441
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We, you know, the big we, I assume that the we were talking.
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01:15:32.461 --> 01:15:36.885
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He's talking about Callahan, the CIA guy that called him and said, it's definitely not a lab leak.
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01:15:39.966 --> 01:15:43.849
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is also gonna tell him that, you know, the pharmaceutical companies are way ahead of you, you'll never beat them.
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01:15:43.889 --> 01:15:47.371
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Talking about in this context is agency-related.
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01:15:48.272 --> 01:15:52.575
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We've had all the big drug companies come through and there is no way you can compete with them.
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01:15:53.595 --> 01:15:58.519
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And within about a month and a half, we had multiple agents, not the least of which was from Modadine.
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01:15:58.899 --> 01:16:00.840
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And a month and a half, they had a few agents.
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01:16:00.900 --> 01:16:07.385
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It was actually three weeks on the Bret Weinstein podcast and three weeks when he was talking to Paul Cutrell, but you can check that yourself.
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01:16:07.645 --> 01:16:13.499
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And the thing is also in this space, there's some, there's some real challenges there are libraries of millions to billions of compounds.
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01:16:13.840 --> 01:16:14.402
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Yeah.
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01:16:14.782 --> 01:16:15.604
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And the challenges.
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01:16:16.880 --> 01:16:17.561
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maintaining those.
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01:16:17.601 --> 01:16:21.485
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So they all have integrity because they got to be stored under inert gas and frozen and blah, blah, blah.
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01:16:21.765 --> 01:16:29.794
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Millions, if not billions of compounds stored under inert gas in a big room with all labels on it.
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01:16:29.874 --> 01:16:35.239
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And some dude that goes around with a big ladder and pulls the sample that you want out of the library.
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01:16:35.299 --> 01:16:37.522
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What in the hell is he talking about?
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01:16:40.473 --> 01:16:42.716
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It's not a small challenge, but it's absolutely doable.
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01:16:43.177 --> 01:16:49.986
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And when I heard all this jibber jabber about warp speed, et cetera, I thought... So here's a list of 20,000 chemicals.
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01:16:50.046 --> 01:16:55.533
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I need you to order enough so that we can screen those chemicals on this very, very big...
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01:16:58.175 --> 01:17:00.876
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incubator of cell culture that's all perfectly the same.
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01:17:01.717 --> 01:17:05.859
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So we have this big incubator of cell cultures that are always perfectly the same.
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01:17:05.879 --> 01:17:11.461
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And then we have this huge truck full of of chemicals that we're going to bring in.
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01:17:11.882 --> 01:17:22.207
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And then I want you to put them together in your incubator over the next couple weeks and record all of the cytotoxic effects and not using the laser scanning confocal in the other room.
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01:17:22.607 --> 01:17:23.968
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And in a few weeks, we'll be done.
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01:17:25.083 --> 01:17:27.725
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That's the kind of bullshit story that he's telling right now.
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01:17:30.507 --> 01:17:39.734
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Not one drug or two drugs, he's talking about thousands, and then he said millions, billions, he said, millions, billions of compounds, he said, stored under inert gas.
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01:17:40.295 --> 01:17:42.436
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What kind of bullshit story is this?
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01:17:42.957 --> 01:17:44.478
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How dumb do they think we are?
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01:17:48.925 --> 01:18:00.471
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And that operation at NIH that they set up with the new funds that was supposed to be their new technical group, I forget what they called it, they started doing this and they got shut down.
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01:18:02.632 --> 01:18:06.634
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We're not trying to rule out the pharmaceutical companies because there will be some viruses where
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01:18:08.022 --> 01:18:08.823
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we're having a lack.
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01:18:09.503 --> 01:18:13.485
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Fine, that narrows the targets down for the pharmaceutical manufacturers to come up with something against those.
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01:18:13.785 --> 01:18:15.206
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Yeah, but the truth is Stephen, you know it.
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01:18:15.686 --> 01:18:17.307
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The pharma is not the innovators here.
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01:18:17.547 --> 01:18:18.707
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No.
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01:18:18.727 --> 01:18:20.968
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The IDD 2801 was Emory Institute, right?
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01:18:20.988 --> 01:18:21.869
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Yeah.
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01:18:23.410 --> 01:18:25.571
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Oh, it's funny to make inside jokes, isn't it?
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01:18:25.611 --> 01:18:34.555
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Because it just feels like you're privy to something and what you can understand, hmm, laboratory leak, wow, mistakes, huh, crazy.
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01:18:37.417 --> 01:18:39.699
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They got sold and they got sold again.
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01:18:40.439 --> 01:18:43.261
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And then suddenly we had the new miracle drug for coronavirus.
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01:18:44.702 --> 01:18:47.964
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The innovation is absolutely not coming out of pharma.
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01:18:47.984 --> 01:18:49.345
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That is- Would you give it to Lawrence Livermore?
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01:18:49.365 --> 01:18:50.405
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Who would you give it to?
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01:18:50.446 --> 01:18:51.546
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Actually, I like Lawrence Livermore a lot.
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01:18:51.586 --> 01:18:52.407
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I like Lawrence Livermore.
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01:18:53.127 --> 01:18:54.629
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They seem to have integrity.
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01:18:55.810 --> 01:19:02.577
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And so the debate about what laboratory to give it to and all this, this is also just makes it feel like, wow, I'm really listening to something pretty cool.
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01:19:02.897 --> 01:19:06.541
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I'll have to look up that Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, running that VMAP program.
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01:19:06.561 --> 01:19:07.281
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That's pretty cool.
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01:19:07.822 --> 01:19:08.062
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Wow.
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01:19:08.443 --> 01:19:10.805
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These guys are awesome.
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01:19:11.446 --> 01:19:15.269
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What I ended up doing, because it was feasible, was directing money towards Lincoln Lab.
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01:19:16.055 --> 01:19:26.297
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Because there's a guy there, Daryl Rickey, that is really good, both in terms of... He's published with him a few times and he's supposedly on this Ditra team or something like that.
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01:19:26.357 --> 01:19:26.677
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I don't know.
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01:19:26.737 --> 01:19:28.017
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It's really weird plug here.
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01:19:28.638 --> 01:19:29.858
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So why is this important?
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01:19:29.998 --> 01:19:31.198
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Well, let's go forward.
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01:19:31.278 --> 01:19:32.618
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Remember what I'm trying to say.
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01:19:33.118 --> 01:19:35.299
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These people are all part of the same show.
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01:19:35.959 --> 01:19:36.979
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So what do we have here?
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01:19:36.999 --> 01:19:39.100
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Well, here's a video from 2023.
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01:19:42.023 --> 01:19:45.366
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It's got this guy in it talking about VR goggles and bugs.
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01:19:45.586 --> 01:19:47.067
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Oh, you're in for a treat tonight.
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01:19:48.448 --> 01:19:49.649
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Celebrities in the house.
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01:19:51.430 --> 01:19:56.234
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They pretend to care about you, but actually it's these people who are also pretending to care about you.
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01:19:56.774 --> 01:19:59.757
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Pretending to rise as a dissident movement.
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01:20:01.212 --> 01:20:02.913
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And this whole video is an admission.
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01:20:03.013 --> 01:20:03.373
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Why?
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01:20:04.094 --> 01:20:07.895
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Because there's no other way to explain how all of these people are in the same video.
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01:20:07.935 --> 01:20:11.337
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And I'm going to pause it on the certain people that I think are impossible to explain.
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01:20:11.397 --> 01:20:12.498
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Number one is Aaron.
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01:20:13.649 --> 01:20:33.617
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That is the nurse that came out at the beginning of the pandemic with journeyman pictures to say that something crazy was happening in New York and that they were mixing COVID and non-COVID patients, controlling the debate around what was going on in New York City, not that dissimilar from Kyle Seidel and not that dissimilar from Pierre Kory.
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01:20:36.348 --> 01:20:52.492
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There's no way to explain why this woman who moved from Wisconsin to Florida before the pandemic and started two separate anti-vaccine non-profits before, I guess, going to New York and rushing into the fire just like Pierre Kory did.
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01:20:52.512 --> 01:20:59.854
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There's no way to explain why she is in this music video other than this was always part of the military operation.
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01:21:01.783 --> 01:21:07.928
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There's also no way to explain why some of these other people are in this video, other than it's a military operation.
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01:21:09.429 --> 01:21:20.437
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Now, you remember that I started this little discussion with that guy in Australia who was on the news program talking about how crazy it is in America, and he's an American.
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01:21:21.258 --> 01:21:22.118
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Here's Robert Malone.
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01:21:22.639 --> 01:21:24.280
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There's Aaron again in the background.
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01:21:24.720 --> 01:21:30.204
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We're soon going to see Jill Glasspool Malone, who this guy is from, there we go.
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01:21:30.264 --> 01:21:31.085
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We can pause there.
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01:21:35.782 --> 01:21:37.194
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And so we can pause on Luke.
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01:21:38.237 --> 01:21:45.579
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because Luke was started in 2008 in the Wall Street thing also with Tim Pool.
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01:21:46.119 --> 01:21:49.420
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And so we can stop there and then we can stop at Jill Glasspool Malone.
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01:21:50.000 --> 01:22:06.785
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So a person who is closely associated with Tim Pool started at the same time basically in this alternative media has Tim Pool rising out of 9-11 and rising out of 2008 and the financial crisis and Occupy Wall Street.
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01:22:09.372 --> 01:22:21.082
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is now seemingly here with, why is Jill Glass Poole Malone even in this unless her ego is bigger than it should be as a pseudo hero or somebody that used to be a Democrat or not.
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01:22:21.442 --> 01:22:25.406
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Her history and her father and his father are so ridiculous.
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01:22:28.088 --> 01:22:29.529
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And now they're in a music video.
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01:22:29.569 --> 01:22:37.436
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They were in a musical just a few weeks ago with Mickey Willis, who was at the start of the pandemic doing exactly the same thing as this now.
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01:22:40.751 --> 01:22:42.052
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And who else is in this video?
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01:22:42.092 --> 01:22:49.395
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Who's gonna come bursting through the door in this video is of course, none other than that Stein character.
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01:22:51.576 --> 01:22:54.357
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The character that's on Australian news.
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01:22:54.457 --> 01:22:55.958
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Why is he on Australian news?
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01:22:56.018 --> 01:23:02.081
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Because he's part of the same theater, flying to islands to have sex.
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01:23:02.181 --> 01:23:03.461
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Oops, I forgot I said that.
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01:23:03.501 --> 01:23:06.983
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And then here comes the guy in the door and who's it gonna be?
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That guy.
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Oops, shoot.
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Darn it.
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01:23:14.381 --> 01:23:14.941
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I wanted that.
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01:23:18.742 --> 01:23:28.644
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So that guy right there, that guy who's on Australian news right now, and almost exclusively on Australian news, he gets a lot of spots with that lady who's laughing at America.
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01:23:29.964 --> 01:23:32.785
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And there are people that get lots of spots on British news too.
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01:23:33.902 --> 01:23:39.547
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But Britain is actually, I think it feels like Britain is also being brought down with America.
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01:23:41.368 --> 01:23:44.791
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The British culture and the American culture are being brought down together.
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Maybe also the Canadian culture, I don't know.
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The whole idea of this sort of, I don't know.
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It's all coming down.
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and it's coming down by a coordinated operation that includes people in Australia, people on Australian news, Australian news making fun of America instead of trying to come to America's aid.
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01:24:10.279 --> 01:24:25.006
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It's also got an awful lot of anonymous people on Twitter that are supposedly based in Australia, like Jikki Leaks that won't criticize Ditra, collaborator with Stephen Hatfield of Ebola,
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01:24:26.121 --> 01:24:35.746
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And Anthrax won't even acknowledge that this guy's background is less than optimal to be a guy who's supposed to be riding in on a white horse.
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Jiki Leaks, who hasn't even revealed his real identity yet, won't say that, but will definitely say over and over again that I'm nuts, or I'm working for somebody, or I'm working for somebody else.
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01:24:49.214 --> 01:24:52.576
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And what you see there is the anonymous version of this bullshit.
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where Jiki Leakes is promoted by some people, promoted by other anonymous people, and called out and openly retweeted as a bad guy by all these people, and by Nick Hudson, and by Jessica Hockett, and Jonathan Engler outing him as Archmedic.
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01:25:12.484 --> 01:25:14.466
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This is all an elaborate theater
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where the bad guys and the good guys are both bullshitters.
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01:25:18.068 --> 01:25:21.209
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They're both riding motorcycles inside of this sphere.
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01:25:21.629 --> 01:25:24.591
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These people are riding motorcycles inside of the sphere.
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They're not real.
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Steve Kersh is riding a motorcycle very poorly inside of the sphere.
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They're not real.
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01:25:36.152 --> 01:25:38.594
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That's why I say all of them are working for the slavers.
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01:25:38.794 --> 01:25:43.937
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It had Dr. Phil, Elon Musk, Melania spoke.
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01:25:44.237 --> 01:25:49.801
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That's why we're in 2024 and all these lines can be drawn to represent all of those videos.
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01:25:49.861 --> 01:26:02.929
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And it's all very consistently Robert Malone going from being a insider in 2020 to a outspoken something, something in 2021 to in 2022, pretty sure it was a lab leak.
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01:26:06.934 --> 01:26:10.595
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And in 2023, well, you know, maybe there's something wrong with it.
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I don't know.
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01:26:11.075 --> 01:26:13.336
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It shouldn't have been for kids, but it's fine for adults.
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We saved a lot of people.
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Too bad it's contaminated now.
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01:26:20.277 --> 01:26:27.459
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And we're supposed to pay attention to the elections and we're supposed to keep running in their hamster wheels and be amazed by the people riding the motorcycles.
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01:26:29.517 --> 01:26:30.778
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That's why I start with this.
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01:26:30.918 --> 01:26:32.939
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That's why I think it's important to see this.
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01:26:33.439 --> 01:26:37.962
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If you want to know more, please go to watch the Senator Ron Johnson presentation.
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01:26:37.982 --> 01:26:43.466
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The Dear Senator Ron Johnson presentation is probably the best presentation that I've done in a while.
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01:26:43.566 --> 01:26:45.587
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It really summarizes what's going on here.
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For sure, this is a list that everybody should print out and start to understand what I'm trying to get across with these words so that you
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01:26:54.933 --> 01:27:16.124
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can bring and represent these ideas yourself, especially the one about endemicity and this idea that not only was endemicity a potentiality, a biological myth that was seeded and created over a decade or so, but the idea that this went endemic is absurd because we have no data from before 2020.
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01:27:18.348 --> 01:27:20.909
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That's why they don't wanna talk about the murder in 2020.
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They don't wanna talk about 2020 at all anymore.
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01:27:23.710 --> 01:27:26.911
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Otherwise you might see that they are all coordinated liars.
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01:27:27.951 --> 01:27:32.492
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Ladies and gentlemen, we need a new consensus about the vaccine schedule in America.
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01:27:32.532 --> 01:27:44.956
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We need more people to challenge themselves to compare it to the vaccine schedule in Norway or Sweden or the Netherlands and realize how bad it is here in America and why it's so questionable that none of these people will make that comparison.
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01:27:44.996 --> 01:27:45.776
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That's the easy one.
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01:27:45.796 --> 01:27:46.937
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It's not comparing.
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the old vaccine schedule to the new vaccine schedule, it is comparing our vaccine schedule to others vaccine schedule.
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01:27:57.800 --> 01:28:08.923
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That's the real one because the increase in the number of vaccines for them is the ever increasing effectiveness and the ever increasing wonders of technology.
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01:28:09.003 --> 01:28:09.823
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It is not
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the open criminal window through which all of these ridiculous products are being thrown.
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That would be, of course, criminal.
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01:28:22.185 --> 01:28:23.746
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Anyway, I don't know how that was.
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01:28:23.806 --> 01:28:24.046
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I don't know.
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01:28:24.406 --> 01:28:25.646
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I just had to do a show today.
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01:28:25.686 --> 01:28:27.247
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It's kind of going to be improv this week.
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01:28:27.287 --> 01:28:33.009
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I don't know if I'm going to be able to come on every day because there's a lot of stuff that needs to be prepared for the weekend.
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01:28:33.049 --> 01:28:37.510
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And I need to get ready for the weekend also for Brownstone and for the people coming.
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01:28:38.070 --> 01:28:42.515
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And so I know that there's a schedule up, but basketball practice is also starting.
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01:28:42.555 --> 01:28:46.839
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And so there's a lot of balls in the air, but I assure you, I'm going to keep juggling as best I can.
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01:28:46.880 --> 01:28:48.001
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Thank you very much for joining me.
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If you liked what you saw, please go to getgoingbiological.com and find a way to support.
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01:28:52.265 --> 01:28:57.791
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Thank you very much to William, to Steven, to Greg, to all the people that are throwing
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really way more than you should throw in your own weight on our direction.
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01:29:03.061 --> 01:29:12.305
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Jeff from Earth, I mean, Cara, these contributors are what keep us online and what make us possible to go forward with such gusto.
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01:29:12.385 --> 01:29:16.407
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So please don't forget that it's made possible by viewers just like you.
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01:29:16.447 --> 01:29:21.550
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So if you can and you're not, I'm asking, I'm asking.
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01:29:22.030 --> 01:29:22.871
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Thanks very much, guys.
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See you again soon.
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01:29:27.952 --> 01:29:32.523
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November 3rd, November 3rd, Sunday live Bethel Park, baby.
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01:29:32.543 --> 01:29:34.929
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Be there, be square.
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01:31:04.025 --> 01:31:05.147
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How's that for badass?
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01:31:05.828 --> 01:31:07.351
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I mean, that's badass right there.
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01:31:08.433 --> 01:31:09.414
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That's the shiznit.
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