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they had a cold previously, and for a couple of months if they had flu, and they also lost
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this sense of smell, it's just amazing.
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So it seems to me that people operating cults, and they just operate on a belief system,
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and that's how we solve, they don't, they're not capable of analysis, but actually even
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the people who are capable of analysis, they overthink everything and think their tiny
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little area of science is going to solve the world's problems.
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No, without them putting it into context, what they're saying, that it has no significance
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whatsoever.
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It's completely lost, and they might as well not bother.
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So I just wondered what your comments are about that.
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I mean, yeah, I agree.
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Right now we're just, I don't want to get too explanatory about it and pigeonhole myself
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into just, I want to be sure that this possibility of there being real biology that could have
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been used to mislead us, and even misleading virologists and misleading molecular biologists
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into believing that this signal is higher fidelity.
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So it is cultish, but it's cultish with real, you know, it's like if you went to a ceremony
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at some cult and across the water was a giant, a giant idol, and in front of that idol,
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a bunch of people looked like they were, they were, I don't know, sacrificing goats.
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From the other side of the river, you don't know what they're doing.
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And a lot of us are on the other side of the river with regard to the pandemic.
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We don't really know what's going on behind the scenes.
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We don't know what goes on behind the idol.
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We don't know where those lights are coming from or whether those people in those costumes
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are who they say they are.
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And so we're really lost here.
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I think it's very important to realize that so many of us have been duped into accepting
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people as, as not, I don't like the word savior, but as people who are trying to come to the
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rescue on white horses, when this script almost certainly prepared that for us.
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It had to have, and only in retrospect as it becomes so visible.
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So I think you're right in characterizing it that way, but it is extremely diabolical
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because not everybody who's participating knows that they have been bamboozled.
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I did not know how badly I was being fooled and how many people were active in fooling
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me for those first two and a half years.
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It's only obvious now.
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It's strange because it's strange that even you could get into it because it was obvious
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to me from the beginning that everything was wrong.
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That's different.
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You have to, you have to, you have to see that that's not what I was thinking.
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Those aren't the questions I was asking.
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I was not asking, is the pandemic real?
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I was asking, is the virus lab leak or natural?
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And if you're not, but this is the point I'm trying to make with this talk is that if
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you were asking the question of whether the pandemic is real or fake, you were stuck in
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a certain path that was very different than being stuck in the, is the pandemic and natural
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or lab leak.
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And if you picked the right people, you were going to be stuck over here and you were never,
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ever, ever going to be allowed to ask this question.
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Do you understand that if, if you're in a private chat with a bunch of people that think
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this is a low level lab leak, you can't ever get those people to discuss the possibility
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that they might be completely wrong.
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And the questions that they ask are going to fuel this very limited spectrum of debate
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that's very vigorous within it.
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And if it's somebody like Joe Rogan talking to Mike Osterholm, it's, these are things
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that people all have to sort out and as an academic biologist, I went with academia.
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I got stuck with academia.
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And so I was trying to sort out what's wrong with academia and to get all the way to the
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stage where I can now relatively succinctly explain how screwed up academia is.
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It took me a long time.
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I needed to get, I needed to get far enough away from it so I could see it.
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And so every person, every doctor, every healthcare worker, every carpenter that bought into
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this mystery needs to work their own way out and there were own way away from this because
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they've been so entranced and enchanted to solve this mystery.
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And then they also don't forget they almost all of us came to the conclusion that we
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had solved it, that I was winning, that I had finally figured it out.
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And that's a very dangerous place to be because then you can really be really hard to be convinced
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that you've been fooled.
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And that's where I was.
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And I brought a lot of people there and a lot of people in my family or family and friends
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in circle took the shot because I wasn't arguing the right biology.
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I was telling them it was a lab leak.
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So hey, if I say it's a lab leak, but you don't have to worry about it, how are you
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going to take my word for that?
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And that's what I was saying.
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It's a lab leak, but you don't have to worry about it because your immune system is strong.
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And all you have to do is doubt your health or doubt your immune system or say, well,
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I'm not as good a shape as Jay, I better take the transfection.
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So I didn't save anyone when I could have saved someone because I was fooled by the
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same narrative.
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And that's what I think is so powerful about my story because I can start crying about
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it.
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And one of my friends had an aneurysm on December, I don't remember what the date is anymore,
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but he had an aneurysm, just a freak.
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He's just dead.
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He's got two daughters and a beautiful wife and he's gone forever because he and his family
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took the shots because I didn't have it.
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I didn't have the story back then.
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And it's really important that people see that it's okay.
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We all didn't have the story.
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And if we can all come to this realization, we can all collectively lift each other out.
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It really is an important.
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It's an important moment.
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I think.
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Yeah.
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So, um, so one, just very quickly, I get traction when I say that I'm a medical doctor
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to people.
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I don't even know.
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I just talk to them.
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I know how to talk to people, as Jerry Brady says, you know, and, and when I say that I'm
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a doctor, not, not for any glory or anything, obviously, and then I say no pandemic, I get
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their interest.
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And then I say, by the way, there's no novel disease either.
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There's no COVID-19.
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And they say, Oh, well, I had COVID.
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I said, don't think he did, but by that time, we usually got some kind of conversation going
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and they kind of believe me.
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And, but I noticed that they are a bit disturbed, you know, they're very confident about saying
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they've had COVID free prior to me saying no pandemic, no novel disease.
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And so it's a way, I think that we can influence people, but maybe you need to be, you know,
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a brilliant biologist like you, or, or, or a doctor because they, they hesitate to kind
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of take me on because it may probably look as though I mean business because I do.
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But anyway, I wanted to ask you, um, the gain of function thing, I think maybe the, the
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message is being missed by some people.
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So in my opinion, the gain of function research, which they're plugging and saying, Oh, how
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illegal it is, you know, and the people are saying, Oh, it's terrible.
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They're doing gain of function research, you know, United States is funding this gain
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of function research, but they don't understand even the people on our side who should know
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better.
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They don't understand the talk about the gain of function research and saying how bad it
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is and how it shouldn't be going on.
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And I think David Martin talks about it.
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You know, they don't understand that they're playing into the narrative.
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And I think that's what you're saying through much of the talk.
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And I don't know how we kind of phrase it so that people really understand it.
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Yeah, I mean, I think that that's the reason why I'm trying to teach the clones in different
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ways, because the gain of function, anything that they do, anytime they insert something
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or they make a, when they make a synthetic virus, they're making clones.
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So it's only a question of how much that they make, they make a little bit, or they make
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a lot, because the RNA is still not suddenly endowed with extra copying capabilities because
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you put an extra base or two in there.
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That doesn't change the properties of this multipoly protein replication complex that's
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hardly even understood.
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And so you can, you can put whatever RNA you want and you're limited by copying it with
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an RNA dependent RNA polymerase.
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So they keep weight making all this, these statements about what's going on, but there's
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nothing that you can do to the spike protein to change how well the RNA that codes for
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it is copied.
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That's like ridiculous.
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And that's the argument that we needed to learn the weaknesses of it from the very beginning,
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because all of us just bought into the cartoon that there are viruses and then they replicate
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and then we cough them out and then other people get sick.
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And it wasn't until I started really getting challenge on that and really listening to
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the objections of some of these people like Mark Bailey, where I started to see that there
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was something really incongruent.
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And I still feel like we need to revisit a lot of these narratives because best case scenario
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for virology and biology is that the fidelity of the signal has been grossly exaggerated,
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but there are signals that we could characterize as a measles virus or a flu virus or maybe
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even coronaviruses, but the worst case scenario for virology is that all of these are simply
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amplified noise that's been mischaracterized as transmitting pathogens, which in that case
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we have been probably actively misled by people controlling this sort of thought space, which
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is a much more diabolical situation and it goes back to AIDS and the people who controlled
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the biology story of AIDS and goes back to the whole vaccine schedule in America going
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from live attenuated vaccines to recombinant vaccines that were given intramuscularly.
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So that's the problem with this too, is that a lot of these people, that's why I say that
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at the end, how can you see the medlers, it's very hard to imagine that someone on this
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journey of discovery in the pandemic would stop at, wow, I guess they made a mistake
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with the transfection and so we should fix that before we move forward, like it's kind
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of a very selective attention on the lies and a very big amount of lies are ignored in
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that interpretation of reality.
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And so it's hard for me to believe that very many of the people that are on our team can
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still basically say that they think vaccinations in general are very good, like Brett Weinstein
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still says.
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And this is a very big red flag for me that almost everybody that lost their career and
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got censored and had to shake a can on the internet should be at the stage where they
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realize that the CDC is the largest producer of vaccines in America and that we have a
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schedule with more shots that are earlier than any other Western civilization country
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in the world and that alone, that difference alone should be enough to call on criminal.
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It's broad.
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I do this.
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Absolutely broad.
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Yeah.
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So I just wanted to ask you this key question, JJ, I don't know whether it's key, but it
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just seems to be to me.
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I think that virology genomics, I'm not sure about genomics and epidemiology, but yes,
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I think so.
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Certainly, virology, genomics, epidemiology, evidence-based medicine were constricts to
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achieve exactly what they launched in 2020 and that epidemiology, sorry, immunology,
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that as the virology increased in importance in inverted commas, the immunology sank into
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wasn't seen, you know.
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So the very subject which taught us all how brilliant the human immune system is and
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presumably the immune system of animals too, that went, lost its influence in the 18s.
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When I was at medical school, immunologists were kings of medicine, but now it seems
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that the virologists want to be kings of medicine.
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And I think that what they've been doing is fraudulent and it was a construct.
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I don't know it was fraudulent, but I think it was, I feel that it was, and it was a construct
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which was necessary for these bastards to do what they did in 2020.
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I think it's very possible that a lot of this mythology will break down.
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I do.
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Yeah.
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I just, I don't think we're under any obligation to be sophisticated enough to delineate what
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parts are fake and what parts are not.
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We just need to be focused on the current regime of lies and then work backwards from
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there.
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Yeah, but we have to be able to attack the world of virology if that's what we need to
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do in many different ways.
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And so I'm just thinking a little bit further than the end of my nose or trying to because
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a doctor should be thinking about the possibilities and warning his patients or the world if necessary
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about dangers.
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And so, yeah, so there was something else, but it's gone out of my head.
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Yeah, I liked your, I liked your examples, your analogies were excellent, I thought.
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So you talked about the, our children are on the train and we have little time to get
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them off the train.
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You didn't use those exact words, but I understand what you're saying.
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And what I think the train was was endless, deadly viral pandemics in the future.
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And not only was there no pandemic in 2020, in my opinion, but actually the possibility
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that there can be pandemics in the future.
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I think is another construct, they put this about so they can instill fear into the population
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and thereby achieve their aims.
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It's just necessary to have the fear and put out the propaganda.
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So the whole thing that people are fearing disease X and people who shouldn't be distracted
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are distracted.
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I won't mention names, but you must have seen the disease X and Marburg, it's just nonsense.
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And we don't need to fear all this nonsense, you know, and thinking about the next pandemic.
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So the British governments, I need to tell you this, JJ.
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So they had an inquiry in having an inquiry, a COVID inquiry, I try not to watch it because
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it's so bad.
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And what they'd intent on doing is saying to the bridge, the agenda is to say to the
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British people, well, actually, we should have locked down a bit earlier, you know, and then
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it would have been a lot better.
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And so along comes Boris Johnson, the former prime minister of the UK, who has many, many
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faults.
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He actually determined the remit of the person who's doing the inquiry, but of course he's
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out of power now.
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So he comes along.
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I think he blew the whistle.
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He said, so she was commiserating after two days of evidence when Boris broke down, you
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know, and the story in the newspaper that Boris broke down because everything was so sad,
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we should have locked down earlier.
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But guess what?
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Boris comes out at the end when she's commiserating with him.
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And he says, I don't think I'll see you in the near future.
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I was thinking to herself, what world is that?
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You know, he's describing, I think he'd be meeting, they'd be meeting at every party
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in the near future.
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So he said, I don't think it was, he said, I think, but you can't look into it.
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I think we need to determine where this came from.
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Well, dead right, but nobody noticed JJ, nobody noticed.
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I thought, wow, the former prime minister of the UK, who was beaten into following the
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narrative, in my opinion, likely, he was blowing the whistle at the end of his evidence
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of the COVID inquiry, and nobody noticed, except me.
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Well, if he says, if we says, I would argue that if he says we need to determine where
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the virus comes from, that he's telling you, you need to solve the mystery of the Scooby
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No, he just said it.
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He said it.
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Yeah, it's okay.
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Goodness those, what he meant, I'd love to contact him and find out what he meant.
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But probably he's got an army of people stopping people getting to him.
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So you remember when he went into the hospital, and he was terrified allegedly for his life,
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he ended up in ICU?
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I don't think he was in hospital, or he was, I mean, he was, he was predicted to go into
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the hospital in the, in the Olympic Games ceremony, right?
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I mean, we saw his, it's the 2012 games that were in London, where they had the virus from
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above, and they had a giant death walking around with all the attribute, or it was
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a tribute to the NHS, and they had all these beds being pushed around.
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And one of the people that was in the sick beds was, was him.
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So like they, they told us that it's beyond absurd.
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Yeah.
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I didn't know that you've never seen that.
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There was a guy with yellow hair, and he was like in the bed whining, and they made him
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look absurd.
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It was like a caricature of him.
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Wow.
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Yeah.
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Oh, yeah.
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That's 20 minutes, Stephen.
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It's a possibility that, I don't know for certain, but it's a real possibility, which
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you think about that Boris Johnson didn't believe what was going on in 2020, and he had to
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be persuaded.
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It could be.
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Yeah.
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It could be.
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Okay.
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All right.
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Thank you, Stephen.
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Okay.
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Now, Jim had his hand up first, and what happens with Zoom is if someone says anything that
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takes your hand down automatically, so Wolfgang, I saw you came in there, but Jim first and
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Jerry.
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Yeah.
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Thank you very much for your presentation, and I'd like to see him for us, I'm already
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useful, and I have a little bit of a different view on things.
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I'm concerned about, not about the virus or whatever, but the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein
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has a bioterror weapon engineered pure and cleavage site from a bacteria, but spike
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protein.
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And we are seemingly living the plot of a Tom Clancy book called Rainbow Six, where
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a alleged virus is released into the Olympic Games to spread around the world and the
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vaccine.
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It's worse than the virus that he populated the Earth by radical environmentalists in the
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name of climate change.
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My question has to deal with how we prove, or first getting immunity, and if you can
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address NK and T cell immunity as good immunity versus IgG immunity as bad immunity that they
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are at CDC and everybody is measuring right now, and if you can address the different
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types of spike protein, meaning the first spike protein is the one that was transmitted
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by computer from Wuhan, allegedly, number two, the spike protein that was allegedly engineered
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by Jason McClellan using proline restraints, six proline restraints, and I emailed you
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a video of his presentation and how that spike protein goes into cells.
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And number three, the spike proteins that are allegedly made by the DNA contaminants
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that seem to be correlating very well with the dangerous lot numbers or batch numbers
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and how bad is my back.
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Thank you.
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T cell immunity and natural killer cell immunity is complicated and we don't know a lot about
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it, but I can generalize to say that in my last three years of reading, it seems apparent
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from the primary literature that T cell immunity is formed to proteins that are conserved
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across a wide variety of viruses.
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One of the most conserved proteins would be these proteins that are in the replication
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transcription complex, and those proteins are highly conserved across all of these supposed
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variants of SARS.
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That's why they only show you the spike protein and only talk about that because of the other
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30 proteins that are in the coronavirus, they don't seem to be changing and they don't care.
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So that's already an obvious tell that this narrative about the spike protein is really
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not biologically plausible because you have other people saying that the spike protein
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is the only protein that matters or the only one that's changing and that's just not plausible
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given the way that we know RNA is copied.
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So I would suggest to you that T cells that are relevant for any of these RNA signals
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are going to be primarily aimed at RNA dependent RNA polymerase or accessory proteins that are
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common across these viruses.
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Another common one is actually the N protein because it is around the N protein that this
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RNA is coiled and so you can't really vary that protein too much and then get packaging
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to go well, at least in their cartoons.
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So that is another gene that they have looked at in the past as a general indicator of coronavirus
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presence and now they have obfuscated this idea to say that this N protein can be used
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to identify a particular coronavirus.
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And it's up to molecular biologists to judge whether that's true or not, but the vast majority
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of these PCR's are not using nested primers and so there's a certain level of accuracy
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that's just not possible that a lot of academic biologists assume is there.
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If you want me to give you that little briefing and I've never really done it before, but
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I think it's a good idea to try and do it here because you asked the question.
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When you amplify the whole virus genome, it's a very long genome and you actually are usually
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sorry I'm bumping my camera there.
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You usually are looking for like a very small amplicon.
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This amplicon might be only 300 bases long, whereas the whole genome is 30,000 bases long.
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And so you might look for two amplicons.
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You might look for a spike protein amplicon and RNA dependent polymerase amplicon and
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then this would have been in the old days pre-2020, pre-2020, dang it, I keep hitting my camera.
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This would have been a any coronavirus.
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You would have used protein, you would have used PCR to find two small fragments and then
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you would have used metagenomic sequencing to amplify everything in the sample and then
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use a algorithm to see if there was a full coronavirus genome.
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Most of the time you wouldn't find a full genome and so instead you would just replace
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the genes you didn't find with genes that you found in the literature and then you would
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make a DNA clone of this sequence that you purported to have found in nature.
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After 2020 they've been doing the same thing where they first said that we're going
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to look for a small amplicon in the spike protein and we're going to look for a small
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amplicon in the RNA dependent RNA polymerase and then at some moment in time they changed
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what they're looking at and now they're looking at N protein which is even farther out here
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on the genome.
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The point is that when they look for these amplicons they're finding a very small signal
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and the best analogy that I can come up with would be to say that the local library got
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blown up by a bomb and none of the books got burnt but they all got blown into a million
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pieces and so I think that you, Jim, you've written a yoga book and I have primers that
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can find the sentences of your yoga book and if I find the sentences that correspond
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to your yoga book I can prove to you that you wrote a yoga book you didn't even know
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you wrote and so I look for a few sentences that are pretty common across a lot of books
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like the following is an explanation of or an alternative way of doing this would be
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and then I claim that this is very specific for your book, I mean look it's right here
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on page 67 it's really your book and then I find that signal in the burnt exploded library
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and I say look Jim you wrote a book and that's very similar to how they've found coronaviruses
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in the past they look for signals and they find a very short portion that is thought to
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be shared across many coronaviruses and then they look for the whole book in this pile of
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words and it's very easy to assemble the whole yoga book if you can use all the words in an
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exploded dictionary or an exploded library and it's hard for us to know as biologists
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what signals are actually there at this size scale because the only way we have to probe
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it is with PCR so you'll almost have to know what you're looking for before you look for it
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and then when you look for it you won't know if it was there for real or if it was just a sentence
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from another book and the most important thing to see here is that in biology we're not using
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a dictionary that's got 10 million words in it and we're not using words that are spelled with lots
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of different letters we're using a limited number of bases that code for a limited number of codons
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which code for a limited number of amino acids so the shorter you choose the amplicon to seek
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the more likely it is that you're going to find a signal that's not related to what you thought
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you were i.e if you look for once upon a time you're going to find a lot of signals in that
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blown up library and so to get back to your question to make sure I don't lose my track of my thought
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here the spike in Wuhan is actually a I'm going to cut back over here I apologize for this I'm
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just going to do it quick like this um the spike in Wuhan what that's this camera
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spike in Wuhan is a construct that was made like this it was made with an assembly and my question
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would be in terms of the clone is that um keep in mind this has to do with vaccines and it has to
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do with converting us I apologize for this long answer but I hope it's good and converting us to
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believe that the previous combination of substances which we injected to augment your immune system
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is not as good as the current new combination of substances that we augment your immune system with
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and the way that they fooled you with that is they probably put this spike protein that they
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wanted to inject to you into these places and that's what I think you're hinting at is that
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the design is not only the pro leans to to keep it from being able to change confirmation
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the design probably was the insertion of small epitopes that companies like epivacs and other
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companies have been working on for decades to try and find ways to make proteins that your immune
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system ignores into proteins that your immune system pays attention to because the current way
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or the old school way that you do that is that you take a recombinant protein that you made in a
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laboratory and you inject it into the muscle of a child in combination with heavy metals or other
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toxins and those toxins attract the attention of the immune system and macrophages and they try to
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process this garbage and one of the arguments is that that that the processing of that toxin
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also causes the processing of those proteins and then you develop antibody immunity to those
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proteins that you made the trouble is is that your immune system is learning to respond to
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something on the inside now and so the antibodies that you make are on the inside the T cells that
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you made are not are not to anything other than those proteins and when those proteins aren't
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around those T cells don't have anything to do and the the trick here with I'm just going to
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keep talking because I think this is all really good stuff that probably you don't hear very
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often um the other thing to keep in mind is that there's two different mechanisms that are going
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on here with regard to the the immunity so when a virus is replicating in your cells
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or when your cells are transfected the main thing to realize is that there is a molecule called
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I'm drawing it in the wrong shape because this is like the shape of an antibody but it shouldn't
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be really in the shape of antibody I apologize but it's a it's a it's a molecule that can present
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other molecules and this molecule is called MHC there are two different kinds MHC one and MHC
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two that I don't want to confuse you with just understand that when your cells are making stuff
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they need to report what they're making on the outside by presenting small fragments to the
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immune system and so there are T cells that are patrolling your immune system all the time and
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checking that like a little bouncer checking to see that the ID on this cells okay are you guys
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cancer cells are you doing what you're supposed to do and making act in and other things and so
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there are natural killer cells and there are T cells that are doing this check that are seeing
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what on the major histocompatibility complex is being presented and whether that jives
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with the other signals that are present on that cell and so that the immune system can confirm
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that this cell is doing what it's supposed to do when a cell is is producing virus the idea is
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is that on the MHC molecule there will be viral proteins presented that the T cells can recognize
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and come and destroy this cell before it's able to release full variants and of course the earlier
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that protein is expressed on MHC the better chance we have if you recall that cartoon we looked at
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an hour ago the first proteins that are expressed during coronavirus infection according to the
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scientists are these replicase transcription complex proteins so if those are presented
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and they are shared across a number of these viral species then this would be the way that
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T cells would be activated and have nothing absolutely nothing to do with the spike protein
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which would be necessarily expressed later and also because of the nature of the way it is it's
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going to be on the outside of the cell not presented on MHC but on the outside of the cell
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which is a very different signal now this is the worst part when we transfect a cell
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the MHC is not going to be presenting in the same way because there's all these antiviral
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things are not activated because they've chemically altered the RNA to make it invisible to our cells
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internal machinery it just it sits there and it's there for a long time and it expresses
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the spike protein on the outside of the body or outside of the cell and it expresses small
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fragments of the spike protein on MHC this is a problem because if the body doesn't can't tell
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the difference it's going to destroy this cell and then it's going to try and process it
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and every time it does that there's a potential that it's going to process something of its own
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and it's going to cause autoimmunity that's less likely to occur in an infection because that
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infection is occurring at a barrier cells that are patrolled regularly by the immune system like
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epithelial cells the orientation of the immune system is oriented around patrolling those cells
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if you transfect someone and that lmp goes anywhere in the body then cells are going to be doing
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they're going to be presenting bad proteins that normally the immune system does not expect them
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to express bad proteins not as an expressed the proteins that that infection vulnerable
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barrier cells are expressing and so this is a whole different task for the immune system to
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sort out and so your question of spike in Wuhan is so important because the idea for me would be
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that if you really wanted to pull off this this show and make sure that the entire earth thought
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that transfection was pretty effective you better choose a protein that your body won't
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ignore you better choose a protein that after the fourth transfection you still get a bump
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in antibody response and that's not guaranteed for every protein in fact most proteins without
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any alteration your body would be would would build tolerance to very very very quickly and so
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it's very striking that even from the fourth transfection people are still building a noticeable
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bump of of of antibody seroprevalence that's very dangerous and it's dangerous because again this
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this attack it should not be blood based so there's no reason to have a preponderance of IgG
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antibodies you want to have T cells that are eliminating viral infection before it starts in
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the cells where viral expect viral expression is supposed to be so this whole engineering of the
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spike protein may have even been kind of a red herring to make you confused about the fact that
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okay what's the dangerous part about this spike and thinking about whether they have
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eliminated the dangerous part of the spike or not when in reality it is the transfection of
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your cells and the randomness of it that leads to the dangers rather than any particular aspect
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of the transfection in general and then if I go all the way to the double-stranded DNA question
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it's not that I don't think the double-stranded DNA packaged in a lipid nanoparticle or not wouldn't
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be dangerous I think it's probably pretty dangerous that's why they keep it out of all biologics using
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anion chromatography to remove it from monoclonal antibodies for example there's no DNA allowed
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in a protein biologic none if you have DNA in it it will be canceled that lot will be destroyed
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so this is an extra interesting aspect of making RNA because you can't use the normal
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procedures the accepted gold standard to get rid of the contamination because you can't separate
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RNA and DNA very easily so that's another tricky thing that they just completely ignored as they
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rolled out this transfection and then conveniently brought it up as a problem only afterward we rushed
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it we didn't know we should have used better methodologies we shouldn't have made such big
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batches all of these are excuses to make you think that transfection could be good if they
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had done it right and that I have been saying is a lie for at least three years if not four it was
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the only thing I could see through from the very beginning that they were confounding this narrative
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of oh my gosh we chose the wrong spike and the spike was gained a function now it's even worse
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and that was all just uh that's just all uh an act to make you think that transfection could be
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good if they just got their act together holy cow I hope I answered something yeah well you took
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uh Jay Jay thanks very much but 20 minutes and you got six hands up and we're finishing in half
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an hour so you better handle it okay faster next time yes so jerry hi Jay Jay hello my favorite
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one here a stroke off GP from Ireland and our suspended GP from Ireland I've still suspended
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temporarily and three years ago the the you just talked to Steve and there about you know I don't
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know I don't I don't want to waste your time but you're talking about Steve to Steve and it's
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sort of been caught and been fooled it was all about perspective it's it's a perspective of the
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observer I as a GP could see there was no illness there was no major illness in the community there
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were no people dying of covid so it's very very easy for me to cop on to that the fact that covid
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was a hoax and that that in effect that you know it didn't smell right and the uh then to look at
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the PCR test you know it's quite obvious that it it really couldn't diagnose covid or a a a
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pathogen as such but what I what I'd like to ask you but you used to work clone you know surely all
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viruses are clones in the sense they're an exact an exact replica of you know the in the absence of
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our asexual reproduction but they are a clone so I just like to elucidate your use of the word
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clone sure you know I'll try and draw a little picture of it because I think it's important
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and a lot of people are asking that question so it's good so I think where I would like to go with
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this is just to draw a little cartoon about how it's done so when you when you copy DNA
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um the DNA strand opens up right and then it comes back together as it's copied and that coming back
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together can reveal mismatched bases and because of the nature of copying DNA there are actually
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accessory proteins that are accessory to the main protein the RNA polymerase there are accessory
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proteins that can proofread and correct the mismatched bases that are here and that's well
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known DNA replication in bacteria is very high fidelity but in the cartoon of a viral replication
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you have a single stranded RNA that is copied by an RNA dependent RNA polymerase and that copying
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is definitely not high fidelity and even though they claim that there are accessory proteins that
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can increase the fidelity the the error rate is real and so when you copy a 30 000 base pair RNA
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it is by necessity according to most virologists you will make three errors you can't you cannot
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it is not possible to use an RNA dependent polymerase and copy 30 000 bases perfectly you can do that
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with DNA because there's a proofreading step that corrects so not only does this is this is this
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enzyme the DNA polymerase is that not only is that enzyme known to be orders of magnitude higher
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fidelity but it's known to have accessory proteins that are orders of magnitude higher fidelity
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and it's all dependent on this double stranded model and that's absent in all RNA viruses
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because they're all single stranded it's either there are a couple double stranded RNA viruses
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i should be careful but most of them are negative or positive strand and positive strand means
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that they can be translated directly into protein negative means they have to have their own enzyme
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to do that translation so flu and measles need their own enzyme aids needs its own enzyme
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but coronaviruses are special they don't because they're positive stranded RNAs they can be translated
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directly into proteins and one of those proteins that they need to translate right away is the
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RNA dependent RNA polymerase before they can ever copy themselves and so the reason why i would
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argue that these viruses if they exist at all are so difficult to culture for example
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they might do a 96 well plate preparation from a bat and only two cells will show
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cytopathic effects and only two cells will be PCR positive and they can't culture from that
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they can only sequence and then the way they overcome it is they take the sequence that they
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find in their laboratory and they convert it to a DNA molecule and the reason why this is important
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like a literal tanker truck full of almost perfect copies of this consensus genome
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and then because commercial products exist like t7 RNA polymerase they can convert that DNA
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to a perfect copy of the genome and that perfect copy of the genome in that quantity a truckload
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cannot exist in any bat or in any any bat cave or any any any community of animals because
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those RNA molecules are by definition all different because they've all been copied by RNA polymerase
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and therefore none of them are the same and so i can create a purity of RNA using this cloning
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technique that no matter what culturing techniques no matter how sick the animal is no matter how
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virulent the virus is by definition none of the RNA molecules can be the same and this is the
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illusion that they have told us when if an RNA molecule goes in a million different different
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directions on earth but all of those RNA molecules just happen to random walk to delta and then random
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walk to to to omicron this is there there are no evolutionary mechanisms inside of an RNA molecule
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coded and lipid and lipid protein to to account for these directional moves it's just not possible
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because the fundamental randomness of of this process and it's this process that they most
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don't want us to talk about because it it undermines the whole concept of it's still going it's still
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going because it can't be and it's much more likely the case that if there is a real
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bonafide signal that it's just a signal that was always there
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and that that's the best i can do for for pencil drawing but anyway
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you're muted again Jerry sorry
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that's unusual for me i'm not usually muted and at one stage you said
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they're getting close to it what was it was it a call a depopulation no you were done to say
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it was transhumanism in our children or grandchildren i looked and lived come to the idea the conclusion
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that in effect the vaccinations were about a a call or a depopulation
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uh efforts rather than just uh totality and control would you agree or disagree with that um
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i mean i i i hesitate to say that they would they would they would make any moves to prevent
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that but i do think that there is a there is a real multi-generational move here with the idea of
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getting the our children to accept a different way of governance and and so i do think that this
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is a long move and so they're never going to convince us that the vaccine schedule is good they just
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need us to shut up long enough so that the college kids accept it and they give it to their kids and
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so it is a we're also in a very weird state right now Jerry because it's very hard for us in this
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group to know how far our message is going because it often just echoes off of people that we already
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know are following us and so it's very possible that we're reaching farther and we're not allowed
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to see it it's also very possible that we're not getting anywhere and we're just running in a
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wheel so i'm i'm optimistic um because this group expands but i'm still very pessimistic because
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we are up against a monster for sure thank you jane jane you're very well okay thanks i still
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wait thanks thank you jerry keep riding that motorbike around ireland windy you're next
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hi there um thanks so much for that presentation i always love listening to you
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um my question i'm very interested in the dna contamination and so what you're talking about
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with kevin mccurnan i'm curious about the plasmid i'm curious about the dna fragments
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and the open reading frames um so it's been um published by kevin mccurnan david speaker and
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just garroes they wrote a paper looking at the sequences in the plasmid and it looks like
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there was a reverse open reading frame that was also a jean that seems to be a spider silk
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jean and i'm curious about this because of the fact that the embolomers have been fighting these
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weird slots in blood vessels there's weird fibers that people are seeing in blood samples in the
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microscope and there's also now coming about people that have weird clot kinds of things in
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their large intestine that they're kind of grouping out when they do parasitic cleanses that look
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strangely like the embolmer clots and it seems that there's silk proteins in those clots so i'm curious
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about your thoughts on that are those dna fragments you know i know you said that any dna
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getting in can be potentially bad and especially if dna fragments get in and interrupt other
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genes it could be contributing to the turbo cancer stuff um but if pieces of these open
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reading frames are getting in and making spider silk proteins i'm just curious about your thoughts
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um wow i hadn't heard that before um i have to look that up um the
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i would be i would be i would be first very careful to fully rule out the possibility that
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endothelial cells are being destroyed by by neutrophils and being cleaned up and when they are
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cleaned up there is a process of of fibrinogen being produced or fibrin being produced i get those
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two mixed up which ones the breakdown and which ones the not but there is an enzyme that comes
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along um neutrophil elastase that destroys these these and these um endothelial cells and in the
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process of doing that there are clotting factors that are produced there there there things that
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happen that can result in this micro clotting and it's not clear to me i don't know if if this
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would be i would soon be related to the stuff that secret bhakti has worked on and all these
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embalmers have worked on i just don't i would caution you to realize that the fibrinogen fibrin
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clotting cascade that has been described by these people has no special biology and it is just how
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antibodies and how clotting and how platelets and how this might cascade out of control
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and so adding a silk protein to that could be potentially something that could be later debunked
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or something that could be disproven when in reality it's it's a criminal investigation we
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don't have to prove where these clots are coming from in order to call it a crime and so i would
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always encourage you not to get too deep into the minutia of the explanation in this case
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it's very enticing to think about that but i would say that sv40 as a sequence might be more
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interesting than silk protein because again if it's silk protein it should be very very simple
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to prove it um this the the protein should be very obviously not fibrinogen or not fibrin
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fibrin base so if there's a so yeah and apparently it it is obviously no fibrin so all of that has
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been looked at i appreciate all of those thoughts okay so kevin mccurnan and now that i know more
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about your thoughts about him he has sequenced that reverse open reading frame in the plasmids
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that are contaminating the vaccines i can paste the paper that was published in the chat
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sure um and then you can read that paper sure please do it's um it's cold
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the um other thing that i would just talk about while you're putting this in there is that one of
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the things that i think is very much overlooked is what happens to the lipid nanoparticle after it
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gets released in the endosome so there's a very um good presentation by i believe a spanish guy
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with the last name of segela or or something where i've seen where he shows very definitively
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that the chemical properties of the lipid nanoparticles the cationic lipids that are used to
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transport the RNA once they are internalized into the endosome and they get into this lower pH of
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the endosome they change into very corrosive cationic lipids that can go around and and
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essentially create reactive oxygen species and destroy um mitochondrial DNA or even if they
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get into the nucleus they could destroy nuclear DNA and these this aspect of the delivery mechanism
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is completely ignored because they they don't want you to think about them after they've delivered
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their RNA when they change their chemical properties quite a bit after reaching the pH of the cell
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internally and so that aspect of this is also something that i think there's a concerted effort
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to hide and so any discussion of relevance with regard to the lipid nanoparticles often
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obfuscated by somebody who doesn't know what they're talking about and so this i'm not saying that
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they're telling this silk protein story for that reason but i do think we have to be very careful
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about latching on to these hyper detailed explanations that we don't need did you put that in the chat
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yes um so i will find it in a second but yeah i would really like you to look at the plasmid
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sequence and that reverse open reading frame silk protein and if that fragment can get into
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people um why are they putting spider silk in people and you know maybe the next time you do a talk
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you'll talk about that well hopefully i'll be able to tell you exactly why it's crazy but
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maybe not okay yeah that's great thanks thank you windy
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el berto lovely to see you uh jj thank you um uh you know two two camps seem to be emerging on
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our side of the aisle and the camps um are the the pro-vax people but just not pro this vax and then
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the pure true anti-vax camp and to say that you know i think this jab is bad i think uh the whole
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jab the all the history of jabs were bad and i think that's easy to see um when we're you know
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when we're paying attention to what people are saying because i always said like beware of the
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person that wants to fix the formula or improve the formula for the you know for the for the future
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um so thank you for that for for kind of slowly this is the layers are getting peeled back and
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and that's being revealed which camp people are in um the the the question that i had though was
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in yesterday's in your yesterday's podcast you kind of went into the details about um
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getting laid off of uh for children's health defense and i'm sorry to to hear that um you
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had said that there was a uh mccernan uh did a podcast with two chd people and because of that
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you know you slightly criticized or debated or some some to critique it but you got reprimanded
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for that from the children's health defense people behind the scenes and somehow that you
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feel may have caused your uh layoff or something do you um know what the time frame of that with
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how do i how do i find that uh that video where mccernan um i would have to look on my chat so it
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was a little it was a little wild before i did it but he had gone on um brian hookers podcast um
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doctors and scientists and when he was on that podcast actually mary holland joined him and so
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what i did was watch that podcast and critique what kevin was saying and uh i pointed out that i
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thought that maybe um mary and brian weren't really aware of what he was what he was skipping or what
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he wasn't pointing out and how much more there was to talk about um and the way that i got reprimanded
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was that they just didn't want me to cover that kind of thing they didn't want me to redo podcasts
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so it wasn't necessarily that they didn't say that kevin's a good guy and you shouldn't pick on
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them they didn't want me to critique um to risk portraying uh uh some kind of you know not not a
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uniform front for chd and i understand that i mean i was working for them as a staff scientist and
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then to go on my podcast and have the president and and the the chief science officer on there and
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and not necessarily i don't think i said anything wrong but it would be very easy for for someone
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outside of the organization to say hey it looks like they don't agree on everything what the
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hell's going on and so that's what i got reprimanded for i don't didn't want to say that that kevin was
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involved but it was how that started um let's say like that why don't put uh anybody on on a pedestal
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and uh and that goes for uh for bobby kennedy i know you no longer work for him and and hey i'll
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i might still vote for bobby um you know i for the most part i mean i like him
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but i also know that that he knows that vares doesn't publish all legitimate reports received
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and then i and i wonder like why aren't you really clamping down on that one um but uh needless to
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say i really appreciate that you um your search for the truth and um you know not being afraid to
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um investigate under every rock i appreciate you jr thank you so much you're very welcome
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albert thank you thank you albert now everybody i've got an interesting breaking story relevant
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to what we're talking about and this just came in so jj very relevant to your comment on lawyers
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and here it is justentrudo fails as justice pre-vales federal court and candidate the
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declares prime mr truto actually outside of his legal authority when it took unreasonable
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and constitutional measures against the canadian truckers so can federal court in canada has
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just ruled in favor of applicants who filed an application against truto for unreasonably
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and unconstitutional measures so that's one of many cases that are happening and it's quite
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possible jj that that that judge who's shown some bravery at last he's grandchildren may well
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have died suddenly you never know but anyway i just bring it through his attention on a side
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track it but there are as one amendment hall is going to tell us in february thousands hundreds
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of thousands of cases in the pipeline so it's not true to say that they're not happening but it's
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very true to say that most big law firms do not want to attack the system because they get the
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bulk of their income from the system so we just that's that's our challenge um elbert thank you for that
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yes hello thank you jj it was wonderful to hear your presentation um i um
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was fooled like a lot of people to believe in the virus theory i must say that after last year's
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intense investigations uh i don't find any reason anymore to believe in the virus theory
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and that it is a big risk for a lot of people who are confused in that theory that this is
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uh correct science to present all of these modeling out of computer science that there is so and so
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genetic let's say footprints or what you claim i think we need to go back to real science and to
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go long back to the his philosophical discussion which were going on for more than 100 years ago
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about whether uh Lewis Pasteur was right or not but that is an in comment that is connected to
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my own research which have i would say conclusively come to the final conclusion that the covid
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so-called virus of 2020 was an invention and not the fact and that there was mortality across
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the western countries but that mortality was strictly connected to protocols
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and to the launch of 5g so so that is my general comment to it but let's say the question is
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how can you all or those of you continue this continue the virus theory against
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let's say the postulates or robert coke and all the lack of evidence that there is such a thing
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like a virus that is my question um i would argue that there is plenty of evidence in the
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literature that cells excrete small vesicles with RNA and DNA in them um i don't dispute okay and
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so i think that that my main argument is that they can make RNA and they can make a lot of it
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they can make DNA and they can make a lot of it and that means that some of the experiments that
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they do in the literature are definitely possible they can make enough DNA to put on a cell culture
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and then the cell culture will so psychopathic effects and try to copy the DNA and then afterward
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there might be more DNA or more RNA excuse me than when you put it in the first time but it won't be
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the predicted amount and assortment of RNA that the cartoon provides for it in fact they don't
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need it to because they use psychopathic effects to show the presence of a virus but they never
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then go farther than that and so i would totally agree with you that viruses are likely a phenomenon
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that have been exaggerated both in fidelity and its significance but i would also argue that in
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place of that there are technologies that are sufficiently advanced so that a DNA molecule or
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sequence could be planted anywhere and that RNA could be used to transfect someone and make their
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cells express proteins and if that's the truth which i'm sure it is because i've used these
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transfection agents in mice when i was an academician a biologist in medical schools i used to do
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these experiments where i transfected mice and so i am i am confident that if they wanted to
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express a protein in your lungs they could do it if they wanted to express a protein in your skin
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they could do it and i'm sure that they could express a protein in your gut if they wanted to do it
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and i'm sure that if they put DNA into a sewer they could use PCR to tell you they found it and so
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all of these very standard methodologies could be used to create the molecular biological signal
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that someone with a high level of sophistication but also a very high level of specialization
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would never be able to tell the difference between bs and truth and that is where we are and i do
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think that it's been going on for a long time probably since the AIDS virus was first characterized
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and said to be in circulation and we're probably dealing with a scenario where when they started
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to grow things in cell culture and then inject them into people there was uh there were problems
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because they couldn't detect the kind of immune signals that were present in these cell cultures
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and if there are immune signals that are at the same size scale as viruses then it would be very
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easy for a controlled discussion of this biology to result in a horrible misinterpretation of a
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signal that is almost exclusively endogenous as opposed to being exclusively pathogenic
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which is what they would like us to believe is that kind of an answer yeah thank you thank you
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Anders Wolfgang welcome loving to see you for those of you who don't know who he is Stephen has
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organized Wolfgang to be to speak just twice so far i think Wolfgang twice or three times
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twice twice welcome great to see you over to you i came explicitly because i heard JJ some days
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ago in the coronavirus and i was very fascinated about his knowledge and his interpretation of what
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you observed in the last years and i think i was i'm not a specialist for molecular biology
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but i observed the whole business of vaccination industry for many years as a as it was of a public
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health institution and in when when in politics too about the patent laws and all this around
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how they try to have have formulas where they could where they could have claims to work with
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to earn money with and they had their claims not only in the land they had them also in biology
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and they tried to shape their claims there and to give them give their claims a certain meaning
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that they could produce because you could only get a patent when you can use it for certain
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techniques you have to describe so this this it's this working out such theories that there are
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some molecular molecules you could do something against with the with the surgeon technology
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this is the basis of patent of of getting a patent and earning money with it and i think it was
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we are trapped for many many years i think much long it's i think it started in the in the 50s
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of 60s already when they were when they were trying out the first vaccinations when they were
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when they had the idea the pharmaceutical industry got the idea that they it's it's too
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it's too little business only to deal with ill people they wanted to sell something to healthy
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people the market is much much much bigger and this was a genius idea to tell people we can do
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something with your immune system and i think this was this was a fantastic idea for them
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and they developed it more and more and they went more and more and a granular in the granular
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affair they get went to molecules and they they went into the immune system they take it they
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invented stories which about good immune system bad immune system all such things which have
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nothing to do with biology which we can never understand and jj you you said it last time it was
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great i was fascinated they tried to to just to describe the irreducible complexity of life
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and they picked out something of it and they made they made narratives around it and they
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to sell their products and to get their patents and now they i think it's it's it's not just trying
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to open a new sphere of business and they can only do it with the work speed
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methodology because normally we should we should need some time to find out whether people get
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healthier or not or whether they're really protected or not have a control group or whatever it's a
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very very long process and then when you when you find out such things whether something is working
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or not it's only statistical results you don't know what happens in a certain person because
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this is the irreducible complexity of life that we are all different
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and so i think this this business what what i observed in the last year is for my for my
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experience now it is just that i don't advise people anymore to take any vaccine i am and it
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goes much further observed also the clinical studies they did and above normal some sort of drugs and
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how they constructed their narratives there they are constructing narratives everywhere
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and i think if we want to change this one very effective thing would be just to forbid patents
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on such things but they'll bid patents on living on everything that has to do with life
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and to forbid patents for drugs and drugs and i think this will solve a lot of problems
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and i tried to work for it in politics and i i i experienced that they certainly there was
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people coming to me and lobby was coming and they were really terrified when i started to to
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make such an initiative so i i felt that there was something very important with the patent right
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so this is just what i want to say and i want to i think i want to thank you very much
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because you JJ you you're much more strict in your in your thoughts and you're much more
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it's i got lost sometimes i got lost and my time got lost in molecules too and i was distracted
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very often too and they made it very well but the more they did it and they more they the more we
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find out that oh again you were trapped again you were treated or you were treated
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and the better it will so we learn that we are treated and this is a very interesting
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process which made perhaps lead to some some improvement in living together in this
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yeah in reducible society complex society thank you very much i think it's a great
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comment i just want to follow up by saying you might not be aware of it but in the United States
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right before the pandemic there was a supreme court decision which basically decided that all
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intellectual property of of monoclonal antibodies was based on bad science and they actually
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decided to say that the intellectual property of antibodies was based on a formula that had
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been repeated so often that it had no relevance anymore and one of the things they talked about
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was that the claim of monoclonal antibodies is that it's a single molecule when in reality
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it's a it's not a single molecule at all and depending on which animal produces it's going to be of
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it's as many variations as possible the kinds of motifs that are created and so they portrayed
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a level of fidelity in creation that wasn't there and the supreme court basically took a
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a whole field of intellectual property that was the basis for a lot of of pharmaceutical value
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pharmaceutical company value and made it very shaky ground right before the pandemic as to
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whether or not you would even be able to to patent an antibody in the traditional manner
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and so one of the things this was actually all discovered by a friend of mine mark kulak of
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a heucetonic live um who just lost his youtube channel yesterday um for a video that he put up
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but he found this antibody paradox being covered by a Yale law school review that was then several
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months later cited by the supreme court as the evidence for the biology of monoclonal antibodies
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not supporting their general patent so this was a huge change that occurred right before the pandemic
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seemingly very convenient so that no pharmaceutical companies would invest in
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any monoclonal antibodies but instead would convert to this new
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you know there is there is science one first though you know i don't know whether you know
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physics a physics professor and he was he was telling when when there are problems we we have a
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narrative and we deduct from this narrative everything we do we take some new narrative and
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we make it the basis of all things we do and then we don't when we don't go when we cannot go further
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we invent particles and we discuss about the particles and what we have learned all about
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the particles and we can't go further we invent particles of particles and like this it goes on
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until there is a new narrative and i think we are at the at the level now that there will be a new
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narrative and i hope so you started it thank you very much okay thank you well okay okay
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Stephen we'll go for another 15 minutes we've got two questions and there's Stephen for closing
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questions we'll go for two and three quarter hours today JJ you okay have another 15 minutes
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i can probably do it if i if i pass out quick on the quick if i fall over you know then it's
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that's what happens yeah correct so Tom and maker and then Stephen and we'll finish it
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the two and three quarters go Tom oh can you hear me okay i can wow nice mic okay oh okay um yeah so um
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let's see if i got my question are you from Wisconsin does that say you're a Wisconsin guy
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yeah yeah i am i grew up in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin that's where i was born
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right and i i was in the Mississippi when i grew up in lacrosse but okay nice now early
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michigan yeah so um i had asked you this before and um it's kind of a minor question but this uh
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lateral these grocery store tests that are in cardboard boxes oh yeah yeah yeah are those
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yeah are those lateral flow and um well yeah i have i have i guess three or four questions but
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that's a quick easy one are those lateral i hope are lateral flow and you talk about lateral flow
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fraud so should i do all the questions should we do one by one or what's the best way no i mean
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it's fine you can just say it i know what you're asking about now and and i'm limited in my
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i haven't looked at the specifics of each of these products um there's a lot of them and so
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what antibodies are present in them and what they're specific for is specific for each product so
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it's tricky to it's pretty tricky to to discern which of them would be let's say more reliable or
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less reliable for the indication of the presence of these proteins so that's tricky but go ahead
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just ask oh so so i assume do they create uh an antibody are you are they detecting antibodies
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in general or they're not detecting antibodies in a lateral flow test i think you use your saliva
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right and so they're detecting spike protein or n protein and it's antibodies to those proteins
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that then move and then get bound to a second protein that changes color and if if i'm wrong
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about this then please don't let that undermine the rest of my biology that i taught because
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lateral flow tests are are kind of tricky with the antibody problem because it the specificities
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so i yeah i love your train thing and everything but this this is what i'm up against with a lot of
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people on the other side it's like oh i tested positive for covid again uh you know this is like
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that eighth time i've had covid etc and it's based on those tests um but you don't need to respond
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to that so this is like uh teaching kind of question it exposes all kinds of confusion that i have
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um and let's see so it's um uh it's the idea of okay the virus the virons has a genome which uh and
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is that is that the m is that represented one-to-one by the mRNA and within that genome how many genes
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are in it and is that another way of asking for how many proteins does it code for um and then
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and then at the higher level as you're kind of going up to hierarchy um we've you've got chromosomes
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you've got the cell nucleus and then you have the entire human genome could you kind of quickly
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touch on those concepts sure so in a viral genome you expect a virus to have in a coronavirus 30
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odd proteins that are encoded in a single genome and the genome would be long one long RNA that's
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the idea in our cellular genomes is one long double-stranded DNA molecule in theory for each
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chromosome and so our genome is just gigantic and instead of having n proteins we have our DNA
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organized into chromosomes that is really DNA around histones and other other proteins
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um but a viral genome um is supposed to contain all of the proteins that are necessary so that
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when that RNA goes into the cell um remember that if it's a positive strand RNA then it can go
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right through the ribosome if it's a negative strand RNA it needs to be turned into a positive
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strand RNA before it can be converted into protein so for negative strand viruses like flu and measles
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there has to be a not only a genome in the viral but there also has to be an enzyme set
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that can copy the negative strand RNA into a positive strand one before flu proteins can be
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made before measles protein and viruses can be made so the coronavirus is an opposite kind of thing
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because it's positive stranded so the first thing it has to do is go into your cells and translate
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into protein so that the proteins that are present that copy it from positive to positive are there
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so that's the trick that i wonder if you caught it but it's something that i find very frustrating
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about the current model of the of the the way that these viruses replicate and it's part of
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that bothers me i got to find the right slide here apologize for this
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is that in this model oops that should be here and then yeah in this model this is the this is the
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diagram where they show a coronavirus replicating the the thing that has to happen right this is a
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positive strand RNA genome which can go right through the ribosome but you want a positive strand
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RNA in your viruses that go out of the cell so you might presume that the positive strand RNA
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has to be translated to a negative strand RNA and then the negative strand RNA gets transacted back
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to a positive strand RNA because that's how these double stranded molecules are copied right they
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they rely on the mirror image in order to make the copy but this is a single strand RNA so you
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don't have that and interestingly in this diagram it shows if you can see my arrow it shows that
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the the RNA dependent RNA polymerase is translating a positive genomic RNA into another positive
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genomic RNA i can't find a single paper that explains how that happens or explains why that's
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so special because the flu virus needs to change its RNA in from negative to positive
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and then the positive needs to be copied back into a negative and packaged in with the enzymes
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required to be a full virus so the flu virus can i go ahead can can i ask you do you have any
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examples of positive or tom tom this is oh okay no then then i'm going to go to my last question
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which is kind of a bombshell thing i had a friend in this group connect me with another friend
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who is that you've got an adversary out there and i just i've only watched like three hours of him
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uh and it could you comment on kevin mccaren oh sure um kevin mccaren has is as a guy who streamed
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with me starting in the first week of march and we did a stream of about five hours long every
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weekend for five weeks in a row with another guy by the name of paul katrel who is a completely
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fake doctor who was promoted by george web for a very long time at the beginning of the pandemic
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and kevin mccaren um is a guy who when i first met him was very convinced that over a billion
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people would die and that everybody should be at home making masks and that we should stay
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home for 60 days instead of 20 he was also very convinced that the spike protein was
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gained a function and that there would be a massive influx of amyloidosis and spike protein
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induced prion disease and he was already convinced of this in march or april of 2020
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and he remains convinced of it now five years later he has done nothing but stream about the
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n-word and jus and how the jus are responsible and he has done nothing but associate his own
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racist bigotry with me and a couple other people with the idea i guess of slandering us and the
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first time that i reviewed his work was when he got in a shouting match with mark bailey and at
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that point he already started calling me names and said i was a liar and i didn't know what i was
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talking about but he didn't really lose his mind and still i started teaching about the clones and
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then him and charles rixie um pretty much have gone full tilt uh you know giga ohm spiral and all
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these other things there's there are hundreds of hours of videos of these guys spending most of
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their time trying to say that i'm a bad guy and it's just absurd um it's it's laughable at this
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stage do you realize that kevin mccaren ken came to pittsburgh from japan and tried to stay overnight
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in my house this guy is more than a medler it is it this is real like these people came to my house
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they are they are being paid to to keep the worst case scenario alive i assure you and most importantly
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most importantly he was involved he was involved in in making it very hard to decide the the idea
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that we were transfecting billions of people one of the most likely possibilities would be
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misfolding of proteins and potential generation of prion states so imagine that they knew this was a
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possibility and they had people like kevin mccaren from the very beginning out there in the darkest
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corners of the internet putting this nonsense out there so that when it finally did happen it
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wouldn't be it wouldn't be very hard for them to confound it with the the original gain of
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function virus this guy's one of the worst characters out there i assure you oh my gosh he makes me mad
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he really really has been messing with my family for four straight years yeah thank you jjj thanks
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mccaren very briefly thank you so much jj who did not want it must be very late there i mean my
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goodness okay your wife's from the nettlands isn't he that cloaked yep yeah uh hill truth hill truth
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okay i have a question uh i read the book of john of uh robert kennedy the warhan cover up and there
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it says um that uh you said uh it is on page two eight four i know what she's going to read
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a virus designed by a jean jockey on a keyboard says kooine so what do you think about it is this
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correct or um at the time that i'm at the time that he's quoting me that's exactly what i said but
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what i'm meaning is that they created a clone so when you do it on a keyboard you make a clone
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and and this is again i don't know how to say it any other way other than to say that robert f
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kennedy jr wanted to write a book about a lab leak and it wasn't until very late in my service of
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this book that i started to realize that i was perpetuating the wrong narrative and i did teach
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it to him it is in the book in some places but there are quotes including one where i think
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it's in very late in the book where i say that that oftentimes purple grand proposals are done
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before they are submitted and that was used to say that maybe the diffuse proposal was done and i
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would argue with with throwing myself under the bus to say that they went so far as to come to my
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house to convince me to say that and they did they convinced me to believe that for several months
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that i was wrong that the diffuse proposal might be right and that i needed to think very carefully
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about whether i was putting people in danger and this when people come to your house when people
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call you on the phone when people send you emails like this over and over for many many many years
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it becomes very difficult to stick to your laurels and say no i'm sure mike eden and
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wolf ganglodach are right and these guys are full of baloney and that's that's really where we are
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and during the writing of that book you can see the evolution of my thoughts in at least i can
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in my notes and it's just a question of bobby's ultimate objective was to make sure that the
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mythology was captured i i don't think we are in a scenario where where bobby couldn't come to
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understand this biology the way that we understand it and just don't necessarily think that it's
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going to be that easy and i am for sure that there are lots of forces out there that have
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have made sure those books were written um and it's just very hard i don't i don't want to say
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anybody's a bad guy because i think so many people like myself were taken by the by the narrative and
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by the by the performances and by the previous you know rumors and and and mythologies that we all
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grew up with i gave my kids all their shots in 2022 before we moved to the new school that
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they're at now and it was a week later that my wife and i sat down and watched vaxxed
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and we cried for hours because we realized oh my god what in the hell have we been doing we've
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been working for bobby kennedy for half a year we never bothered to watch the movie
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that's that's how stupid i am so i don't want anybody to think i hate it when i get introduced
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as a genius because i'm not a genius i i i figured this out like everybody else that
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went crazy figured it out and only very few people were were smart enough to be ahead of this and i
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wasn't one of them i definitely wasn't yeah right thank you thank you mike we're gonna go
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we're gonna move on thank you great question now now jj just to just stay there jj over the last
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couple of questions from steven but one thing i want to remind everybody of
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it's a crucial concept make all of us feel good about not being geniuses because
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elbert einstein said every one of us is born a genius but if you contemplate all human knowledge
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between my hands the smartest person on the planet whoever you think that is knows this much
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each one of us knows a tiny little bit that's the point of these conversations so
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jj is very honorable of you to admit being stupid i'm stupid in fact the wonderful
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a um anthony de mellow when he says this it is wonderful book awareness
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he says when somebody says you're an idiot agree with them each one of us we are total
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idiots except for this tiny little bit so glory in your idiocy now last question
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steven are you there last couple of questions jj will let you go yeah yeah i'm here uh so uh
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just switch on the video so jj um i was kind of i was going to ask you what happened at chd because
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it was completely mystifying to me uh hearing that you had uh lost your job at chd on the fourth
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of january i think you said yeah um i couldn't think of any good reason why they should choose
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now to get rid of you because as far as i can see you are absolutely essential to to understand
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what's uh going on um so um but now it makes sense because i remember reading but i i like
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or if k jr i really like him i i remember remember r of k jr is not at chd anymore he
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he had to break all ties with them in order to run for president so he has no influence and he
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actually was not he was not involved in me being hired i actually got hired um because
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some of the writing team from the from the book also worked at chd and advocated for
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me to be hired by brian so it's it's absolutely nothing to do with bobby i know that for sure
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because i actually called him when i got when i got laid off because i was so sad
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and what did he say well he said he couldn't do anything about it that he had nothing to do
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with me being hired because he would already left the organization they call him chairman
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and leave but that's just a moniker that means nothing he's nothing to chd he can't be they can't
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talk to him they call him what they call him what a chairman on leave all right yeah but that's just
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there well i doubt i don't know i i don't know but he can't be a part of the organization now he
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is all contact has to be broken by definition in american law so that tells me that it's quite
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possible that he would have come to agree because i was mystified when i heard uh was it about three
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months ago maybe i can't quite remember uh that he was going to write a book about all the gain
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of function stuff and i thought no no don't do that that's part of getting you to getting
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everybody into the narrative you know discussing the gain of function and how terrible it is
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does it and um so i like uh david martin a lot but i'm i don't understand why he's fallen
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either i and anyway point is that it now makes sense what happened to you at uh chd in my mind
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anyway that you are actually saying well actually don't believe this gain of function stuff
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it's playing into the narrative they want you to believe that it's all about fear and it generated
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fear whether they could do it or not you know and they didn't need to do it so that's very
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important to understand so taking it so seriously that you write a whole book about it well yeah i
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i remember thinking at the time shall i email him and what you know say but i thought you know he's
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got so many people around him he probably wouldn't take any notice so no point in wasting their
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time so but i did think about it and maybe you and i could go to him and and maybe wolf
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going to might be prepared to do it you know i'm trying to work on a brief that that describes this
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biology in text and has some citations and things i i think in the next week or week and a half it
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will be done and he will be one of the people that received it so it's not going to help him in the
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long run oh i don't know why not see it be in the long run if he's got it wrong you know oh no that's
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right that's right i agree so if you write the whole book about uh gain of function research and
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goes down the round ball routes you know i just think he's going to look at fooling uh ten years
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time and so we need to warn him off and we're not warning him off but suggest that you know
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there are dangers in going down that route because i really think that the whole thing was used
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just to generate fear and well he's a he's a lawyer he's a lawyer so he could very easily do
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what i've done and just say i didn't get it and now i get it he could just say it it's very easy
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i mean it's harder it's harder for somebody like me to do it than a lawyer i mean why not
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well whether whether rfk jr becomes the president or not he's got a huge following around the world
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yes i agree i agree and so it's important for him to know it whether or not i agree
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absolutely so maybe uh wolfgun would like to join us because he he's got incredible insights too
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and actually wolfgun you are a virologist aren't you? oh no we're stopping we're not having a conversation
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now that's another statement we have another comment well last question to you jj is do you
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want to write a book because i know someone who's a publisher who who's very interested he can't
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couldn't be on tonight's call sure put me in touch with him i mean i found a lot of people that are
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interested in me writing a chapter or two but then they just asked me for the chapter right away
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and so it's hard for me to but yes i would be in theory um i'm already writing for a very long
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time i just don't publish it yet because i i'm not a very fast writer and i'm very anal so it's
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it's he's a publisher and he can uh please you can even get the book written for you if you you know
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you're dictated or you could have it uh called don't don't tease me with those things just put
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me in touch it would be great i will do yeah and wolf gang the same question to be you would you
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would you like to write a book or not well would wolf gang write a book with me we could write a book
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together yes yes i would love it that's what we do well set it up set it up Stephen we're going
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okay jj jj you are you are a disgrace in demonstrating that you are not drinking enough water because
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for you to sit there for three hours without going to the toilet is very yeah but you haven't
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been to the toilet so you're clearly not drinking enough water oh i have to go don't worry
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yeah good all right you have to go everybody big thank you to jj great work thank you
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thank you so much Stephen thank you for organizing everybody we're going we're way over time
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Tom Rodman's video group the link is in the chat and we'll see you on sunday monday depending
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on what part of the planet you're on thanks jj thank you very much Stephen bye bye
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wow holy shit holy shit holy shit holy shit holy shit
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solely shit that was fucking phenomenal
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Oh, wow. I'm still going. Did I swear out loud too? That's too bad. Stopping.
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