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I guess he can explain it to the sheriff when he gets here.
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I bet you kids are starving.
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Groovy!
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So, wait! That's for me!
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Hey, what's this?
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Scooby-Booze was here.
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The whole turkey!
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Go on!
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Whoo!
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Well...
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Scooby, here we go!
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Are we doing the stand to join the city of the age?
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Yes, two days ago.
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One side state your seat.
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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
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This is Giga on Biological, a high-resistance low-noise information brief brought to you
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by a biologist.
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It's the 3rd of October, 2023.
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You don't understand Mr. Brown.
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The bottom is a holy weapon.
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Yes.
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Thanks very much for the compliments for yesterday's show.
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I have to admit that after screwing up a time, all I had to do was really sit there and
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then watch the fire go out, basically.
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It was wonderful because I think we really saw two people meet and discuss something
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that they both had very strong views about it.
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I do think that Peter was a little bit freed by that discussion.
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I saw a little bit of weightless thought on the show because I thought it was wonderful.
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Because I do think that Peter has been trapped, Peter has been pinched, Peter, you can see
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his heart broken.
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I just don't see Peter as the same way that I see other people in this mess.
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I see a good guy there and like Pierre Cori, actually, I see people that came out the earliest
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are actually very visually distressed because they are holding back.
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They were pigeonholed or co-opted, you know, people and students came to them and said,
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you know, I know you can see the brick wall at the back of the theater if you want to
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keep doing what you're doing, then you better follow our instructions because now's the
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time to do what you're told and, you know, in a way, we are the ones who have to free
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those people because we have to make room for them to come out, we have to make room
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for them to bring forth the truth because the truth is definitely out there.
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I can feel it and there's people just waiting to break this narrative, but they need to
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feel safe and that means Cori and Peter McCullough, these people need to feel like there's enough
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of us before they're going to come full across the line and say, hey, you know what, we got
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phone calls, people came to my house and this is all that crap.
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I think it's possible, I think it's actually really possible, I'm starting to almost believe
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it when I wake up in the morning and I can tell you when you start to believe something
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when you wake up in the morning, it's a really special thing.
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I've started to have hope when I wake up and it's weird because it's been a while since
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I've been able to wake up like that, so I hope that you also are starting to feel a little
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shift in the uncertainty, a little increase in the, I don't know, in the cacophony that
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should be there of people screaming and yelling about why we need to back the truck up, so to speak,
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not take the bait on TV and social media. I find the crickets rather relaxing if you want my honest
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truth. I miss them in the winter time and I definitely miss them in the spring when it's warming
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up to sit outside, but they're not there yet and I don't even remember as a kid when they first
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came, but it always feels like they're coming later and later, but at least they're there now.
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I really like the ones that sit up in the tree and make the really harsh every once in a while,
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they're really cool. I have no idea what those are, at our old house we used to be able to hear
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frogs in the trees too, but there are no frogs here in the city, at least I don't really hear
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them, not like I did out there. So we're here tonight to kind of discuss the Scooby-Doo, I don't
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have a guest, I don't have a super big plan, I have some videos lined up, and if you want to
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throw in some mean comments in the chat or something like that I'll block you, and if you want to
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throw in some questions I'll try and answer them. Good to see everybody in the chat, I'll try and
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read some stuff, I see Pamela's here and I'm really happy to see her, I see Marcus here,
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a lot of the same people that are here every night, and so I don't know what you guys are doing here,
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but thanks a lot for making this happen, I hope you guys are tweeting it out or
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Facebooking it or whatever the hell you do. It is not a matter of what is true that counts,
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but a matter of what is perceived to be true, this is something that was first said by,
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at least I know that, it's a particular quote as coming from Kissinger,
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and we have been thinking about this people map, trying to sort out how it is that we were
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brought to understand, I have a lot of stuff in my throat tonight, I apologize, but I think
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that's a good sign like things are moving. How did we get here where we thought that there was a
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magical new sequence of RNA that was capable of disrupting a planet, and indeed became
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convinced worldwide that this was true? I think that the way to look around now is to really just
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evaluate people on whether they're being honest about this, if they're not using the word
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transfection yet, and they're on TV and whatnot, you can pretty much bet that they've been instructed
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not to, and so I don't blame anybody for that, I'm just saying that I think that's where that
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problem sits, and I think that more and more people are coming to realize, at least in the
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United States, that the immunization schedule in the United States is absurd, and indeed, I think
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at some point, I think one of my best predictions is that this above statement here is going to
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become common knowledge in five to ten years at max, but it could be as short as six months.
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Automobile noise is not so great as crickets. I really think that this is the right way to
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think about this for now, because what it does is it really describes the absurdity,
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and that's how you want these bench immunologists and these people who are trapped inside of what
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we've been calling the immunomethology, that they need to understand why it is, they need to ask
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that question, how can you say that intramuscular injection of any combination of substances
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with the intent of augmenting the immune system is dumb? Try to make that make sense to me,
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and then you can draw that very simple picture of the immune system that I've drawn a couple times,
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and I think I drew also on Amadmalaik's podcast, which I think will come out maybe tomorrow,
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and I think that's my strategy for the next month or so as we move to Halloween,
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and through to Thanksgiving, is to try to get people drilled in on that diagram and on that
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pitch so that we can also describe how
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kids left the game on. I have to get up and turn that off. The way that we can describe this at
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the Thanksgiving table, the way that we can describe this to our family and friends over the holidays,
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this has to be our strategy. This is the next window of opportunity for us to,
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and we're not going to be able to convince everyone. What we're looking to be is ready for that one
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person who you hear at the table with some questions, who's able to not completely just keep their
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mouth shut, that after dinner, when everybody's, you know, commiserating and loosening the button
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on their pants, you can sit down with football and say, hey, I heard what you said at the dinner
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table, you know, I've been watching this show and you can tell them where Giga Home is and we can,
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we can get them there because this is how we do it. And then in the next six or eight months,
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if there's enough of a movement, enough movement of the needle, then people who were good from the
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beginning, who were co-opted by force, who were co-opted by national security priorities,
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by dudes in suits, some of those people might feel the courage to finally come forward and say,
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hey, you're right. This was, we got to do something because that's what we really need to break this,
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that's what we really need. And this, I think, is the way to think about it and the way to try and
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bring it. If you can understand why this is the right way to say it, or if you can understand
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why this is a good way to say it, then you will also be able to explain in a pretty succinct way
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why it's a good way to say it. And that's the key to it is that's the key to being able to teach
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this, even if you're not a master, but you can make this argument to an immunologist. And if they
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know the immunology, they should also know that what you're saying makes sense, wasted too much
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time on that, I apologize. So we're trying to go through this people map, and we've been spending a
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lot of time watching old videos, and I think it's really paying off, because we found lots of leads,
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and we've tipped things in different directions. That little shift down there was not meant so much
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as a day gone on RFK Jr. as a promotion of Peter McCollum to the green zone. After my discussion with
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him and Denny Rancur, I really feel as though, I guess it's, I don't know how to say his French
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last name, but I know his first name is Denny, and it should be really Denny. He is really such a
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wonderful orator about this stuff. But I think that one person in particular has made it very clear
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that we still need to iron out a little bit of not necessarily what what Denny says or how he says
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it, but what he really means and what his data has with respect to looking at all cause mortality
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and where the excess all cause mortality comes from. And so we do have work to do, but I think
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it's really nice because we've really made this connection, and it's easy for me to pick up the
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phone and call Denny. And so we're trying to come up with a sort of succinct way to ask him useful
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questions that will really get him to to nail down what his data shows and what his data doesn't,
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and maybe even help to him to interpret it in a more biologically relevant way and an
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epidemiologically relevant way, given the, given the parameters of the narrative. I don't even know
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if I said anything there, I could have been all bullshit. We've also been looking at these
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individuals. I did not hear the live broadcast today, but it's my understanding that there was a
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live broadcast involving George Webb today, where he was talking about a rassness lab. And I also
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mentioned myself and Mark again, we have made very clear connections between George Webb, Robert
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Malone, Paul Catrell, and here at funded boss, not all four of them together playing poker, but
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rather they're all united by Robert Malone in a very weird way. And Robert Malone has associations
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with or has essentially promoted all of these people. And they have promoted him. And this is
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really a key sort of observation that might not have happened. Hadn't Mark and I been insistent
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about sort of calling Dr. Paul Catrell the fake, what would he say, Dr. Bus Rider MD,
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that he is. Now, I don't really want to disparage anyone or to say bad names or make fun. I guess
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we can make fun. And so if we make fun of the tall tales and the the tales of woe that that
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Paul Catrell shared at the beginning of the pandemic, right mixed in in the context of,
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you know, taking secret messages from Taiwan that included that only Remdesivir worked,
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and being aware of all of the basic accepted parameters of a red dragon. And also, I don't know,
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being being aware of the the other receptors that would claim to bind the spike protein later
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on in the narrative he was on CD 147 before anyone else, for example. So it's just very strange that
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as this little wall of people starts to get flashlights shined on them from the wrong angles,
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you start to see the scenery behind them for what it is. And it's starting to appear
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as though a lot of this has to do with with the value of intellectual property, the value of stocks,
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trading, you know, company values, futures, the value of companies in the future, the value of
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patent pools, a lot of stuff that is not anything to do with whether there's a dangerous novel virus
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around or not. So we also had these two guys on yesterday as a council fire. I think I have that
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here. Yeah. And we're going to try and do a council fire every Monday. I'm trying to figure out if
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we're trying to schedule Monday's council fire. We're going to try and have two people on that
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haven't met each other before and have a little discussion about the pandemic. And hopefully,
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hopefully we'll set some kind of precedence where people will find that exciting and fun and that
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I don't have to do anything because all I have to do is say go and those two can have a conversation.
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And it's a virtual one and I'll just stoke the fire behind, which I think could work out really well.
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So today's show is a little bit about this consensus that I feel like is is really now centered around
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it should have been and it should have been centered around how this happened and why they lied.
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But instead, the consensus has been forced around the mystery of the
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mystery of the origins of the virus. And I find it just sad really that the Nobel Prize
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in 2023 in physiology or medicine has been awarded to these two.
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For a wide variety of reasons, not the least of which is what Peter McCullough said last night
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on our program. And that is that there are some thousands of patents, patented processes,
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patented items, patented technologies, patented machines, patented processes
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that are involved ultimately in making the 1 billion doses of vaccine that were given out
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or whatever it is, 13 billion doses and the 14 million lives that were saved by the vaccine
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according to one account. Now the real bummer of this is, is that there is really no honesty
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about the biology anymore at all. Did they award them because the RNA lasted even longer than they
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thought and the results were even better than they thought they would be? Because it's odd to me that
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well, it's odd to everyone, but really not because Robert Malone knew this was a possibility because
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we know that from their earliest writings in 2020, especially Jill's writings. We also know
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that when he came out, he was talking about being the inventor of this and he still is talking about
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being the inventor of this. Gary Cole Wiseman get the Nobel and not for inventing mRNA vaccines
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because I did that. But for adding the pseudo-uridine that allowed unlimited spike toxins to be
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manufactured and what could have been a safe and effective vaccine platform
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if safely developed could have known. So I'm not really sure if Robert Malone understands
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what this really does for him, but once and for all it becomes very obvious that
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if you're not going to say it out loud, right, that they're bad and that we shouldn't have used
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them and that it's not safe if safely developed. What is he talking about? Of course, you know what
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he's talking about. He's talking about exactly what he said. We said he was going to do two years ago.
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Be sure that this vaccine will not cause long-term. Now the trick here is to realize what they said
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because again, going back in time, you can see what they said and if what they said doesn't
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jive with what we know in the biology and doesn't jive with what they're now saying,
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then they're liars. And if there's anyone that you can watch talk about their science and know
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that they're lying, it's this Drew Weisman guy in my humble opinion. It is very frightening to me
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how literally smiles. It's very frightening to me how little enthusiasm he has. It's very frightening
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to me how little depth there ever is anytime he ever speaks. I've watched hours of him talking
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and it never goes past high school level biology. It's almost comical. It says if there's really no
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magic at all in RNA, there's nothing complicated to understand about how RNA and ribosomes add up
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to proteins. It is extraordinary. And if you want him to distill down the complex pattern
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integrity that your body is, that your little cells are individually
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and listen to him talk about it in a ridiculously simple, what are we calling it? Dumb simple
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in a dumb simple way. So that you think that this just has to work, listen to what he said.
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This is like before it's like two years ago.
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Negative impact in humans. Like that's one of our big questions that we hear a lot.
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So the first is to understand what the vaccine
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how so how can we be sure that this vaccine will not cause long term negative impact in humans. Like
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that's one of our big questions that we hear a lot. So the first is to understand what the
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vaccine is. The mRNA in the vaccine is identical to the RNA in your cells.
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So the RNA in your cells isn't causing long term adverse events. So the RNA in the vaccine won't
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either. The RNA is degraded probably within a week. It's completely gone. The lipid nanoparticles
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contain four types of fat. Two of the fats are identical to what's in our cells. They're physiologic.
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The other two are present at incredibly low levels. They are gone within 24 to 48 hours. They're just
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the body degrades them. They're gone. So nothing of the vaccine is left after days to a week or so.
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The question that comes from then how do you get a long term adverse event? Well you can't
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from any components of the vaccine because they're gone. The mRNA does not integrate into the DNA.
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It doesn't affect the DNA. It doesn't change the DNA. It doesn't mutate the DNA. It does nothing to
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the DNA. So that's one of the social media myths that you have to throw out. It doesn't do anything
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to the DNA. It's just hard to imagine how it could have long term effects. 90% of adverse events
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the vaccines happen in the first six weeks. We haven't seen anything. 15 million people have
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gotten the vaccine already. The only DNA. But so it's just hard to imagine how it could have
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long term effects. 90% of adverse events the vaccines happen in the first six weeks.
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We haven't seen anything. 15 million people have gotten the vaccine already. The only really
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serious adverse event is this anaphylaxis like reaction that we're seeing in about one in 100,000
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people. Other than that there really nothing you know 15 million people have been injected.
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It's spectacular because he's not reading it. He just talks like this. This Nobel Prize winner
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this is as fast as he processes. Even late at night this is as fast as he goes. Even when he knows
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he's about to win the Nobel Prize. Even when he's saving he's making more money than he ever
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imagined. This is how fast he talks. This is the energy level. You know why? Because there's no
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real science in what he's done. Is he a chemist? You know like what what did he do? He figured out
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a way to change all the uracils to pseudo uridine like like that's it. We tried a bunch of them.
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One of them was really good. One of them caused the least inflammation so we used that one.
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Boy aren't we smart. Even the whole idea of using MRNA as a vaccine is not like clever.
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I mean I don't want to be a creep but it's not clever. The idea would be of course okay I'll use
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MRNA and if the MRNA encodes a foreign protein for like a virus then maybe the immune system will
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make a response to it. Well it's pretty in-depth. You're really smart until you think about the
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immune response coming in and creating a possibility for autoimmunity.
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Until you think about where the transmission occurs and what might happen if it occurs in
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X tissue. And so this is the kind of thing the kind of ridiculously dumb really dumb simple stuff
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that they were throwing at us from the very beginning. In consensus
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not only is it simple for you to understand mouth breather but everybody on social media and
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everybody on TV agrees. So how can you possibly go against this illusion of consensus no matter
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how dumb it is. No matter how dumb simple it is. It's got four different fats. This MRNA is
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the same as your MRNA. He hasn't even gotten to the fact that they're supposed to be protein
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expression. The MRNA will be gone in a week or so. So the whole concept of how is the immune
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system activated. How is this different than an infection. How is this different than how does
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this differ throughout the body. None of these questions are asked. None of them are answered.
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None of them are implied or even acknowledged by this Nobel Prize winner. Boy is he really
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understand what he's doing doesn't he. He understands it so well he can barely talk about it in depth
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which makes the perfect stooge for this kind of operation.
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I mean it's terrible to think but you know
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a guy that I used to work for named Edward Moser and a woman that I used to work for named
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Maybread Moser won the Nobel Prize in 2012 was it.
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And that was for a lifetime of work and awarded to another person that they had studied under
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John O'Keefe for discoveries over 20 years which led to a pretty reasonably compelling
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understanding of how the hippocampus might and code experience somehow. Certainly it's the
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most insight that we've purported to have in any part of the brain ever really besides the
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visual cortex. And now they're giving Nobel Prizes away for chemistry experiments.
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Chemistry experiments that led to profit I guess
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with no measurable benefits I guess because the only measurable benefits are
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increased all caused mortality Denny.
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I mean that's what we see.
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So it's still an illusion of consensus because there are people who believe this and say it
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and recited to each other in zoom calls on live streams, on talk shows, on news broadcasts,
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perfect. Isn't it funny how news broadcasts lately they've added more people and what
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they're doing there is they're creating an illusion of consensus. It's four people in agreement
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about something so harder for you to disagree with. If it's just one person standing there you
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can get in an argument with that guy. Oh whatever whatever Tom Brokaw you don't know what you're
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talking about but once it's three people and they're all going yeah yeah that's right oh yeah
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you're right too and yes you too Ellen then it's much harder it's subconsciously much harder
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to disagree. They figured that out it's a very powerful trick.
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Conversations where people come to agreement are mystifying our magical can be enchantments
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especially when they are amplified especially when they are repeated especially when they seem
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to occur between all these different people.
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I mean this kind of nonsense it's just extraordinary what he says in this video
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it's the same and yourselves. So the RNA in yourselves isn't causing long-term adverse events
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so the RNA in the vaccine won't either. The RNA is degraded probably within a week it's completely
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gone. I mean isn't it kind of absurd to think that the gears and the cooking clock
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all work together perfectly and none of those gears cause any problems.
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So if we just throw like 50 more gears into the clock and shake it around a little bit
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the clock will still work fine and nothing will go wrong.
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I mean it doesn't even make any sense if you actually understand what biology is as far as
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a cell and tissues and organs and an organism is but I mean if you just you know if you understand
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biology like a I don't know like a bad eighth grader then maybe you can have this kind of
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interpretation where it's just all the same but I mean you know the sugar and the flour
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and the yeast and the whatever you put in your bread is in there so if you add a little bit more
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it's not going to be a big deal it'll still be bread come on. I mean is this a joke?
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That that kind of thinking doesn't work for a bread recipe how in the hell does it work for
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RNA in ourselves? Are you joking?
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Holy shit numbers. The lipid nanoparticles contain four types of fat.
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Two of the fats are identical to what's in our cells they're physiologic.
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The other two are present at incredibly low levels they are gone within 24 to 48 hours
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they're just the body degrades them they're gone.
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They're gone as in they're undetectable.
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I have no idea if the body degrades them kids have bad reactions to peg all the time.
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I mean it's just extraordinary the kind of arrogance that's here.
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So nothing of the vaccine is left after days to a week or so.
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The question that comes with how do you get a long-term adverse event? Well you can't from any
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components of the vaccine they're gone. The mRNA does not integrate into the DNA it doesn't
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affect the DNA it doesn't change the DNA it doesn't mutate the DNA it does nothing to the DNA
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so that that's one of the social media myths that that you have to throw out that it doesn't
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do anything to the DNA but so you know it's just hard to imagine how it could have long-term effects
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90% of adverse events the vaccines happen in the first six weeks.
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We haven't seen anything 15 million people have gotten the vaccine already.
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The only really serious adverse event is this anaphylaxis like reaction that we're seeing in
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about one in a hundred thousand people other than that there really nothing you know 15 million
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people have been injected that's that's a lot of people and if we were going to see an unusual
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adverse event you know if would you care about something that occurred less than one in 15 billion?
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I don't have better I have worse ads than that with the lottery right? Exactly.
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Yeah I mean that's a guy who's been convinced I think by someone that that nobody's being hurt
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and that he's just convinced that anti-vax people and are crazy people and they can be dismissed
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there's no real other way to interpret it he's too
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he's too inarticulate and slow not to be inarticulate and slow just like he is
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and I think he's just a pawn in this you know he's no he's not sophisticated enough to know
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how bad he just sounded there as a biologist I mean it's clear right you would never
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no biologist worth their salt whatever say those words
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I mean it's just absurd to me and and that's really where we are there's so many people out there
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they carry a the calling card of a biologist and they just aren't biologists they don't get it
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they don't start with the fact that all life on earth is patterned integrity
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they don't even know what that means
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and they don't start with this idea that there is a complexity at the heart of life which is
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it's not dissectable anymore and we can't really simplify it anymore there is a barrier there that
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we don't really understand yet because it's too much it's way beyond clockwork and try as we might
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that clockwork is going to be impenetrable for us for a very long time and we shouldn't
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we shouldn't be enticed by these liars who have been trying to make us believe that
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I don't know maybe that's appropriate the sirens but trying to make us believe
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that these walls of of mystery these walls of sacred are going to come down very very soon
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like in the next five years we're almost there we're going to be able to implant things in your
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head and make you smarter it's just ridiculous and it is ridiculous to say that we can inject
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some RNA in your arm and augment your immune system and it's absolutely ridiculous
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and the idea that this guy is a biologist and he believes the sales pitch that he just gave
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is ridiculous something is completely and totally incongruent it's like a pirate who can't swim
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it doesn't have a ship I mean then what do you do if this guy gave a biology 101 class without
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notes I guarantee you you and I would both know immediately that it's a scam that's the trick
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give me a whiteboard and a marker and a room full of guys like him and ask me any question you
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want try your hardest that's where we're at here some of these players know that everybody that
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they're talking to gives them exceptional credit and so the default is if he's really talking very
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simple then it must just be that he thinks that I don't know and so I'm going to be respectful and
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not cut him off I'll just let him say stuff and I've had that happen a lot of times on my show where
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people start with like you know you know there's a in a way kind of Denny did it last night Denny
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was pretty expansive pretty in-depth explained why there was a seasonal component to all cause
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mortality but I would assume that that Peter knew that I certainly understood it but maybe that was
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you know not understood he already did it for the the audience as well I guess I get that
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but we're really talking about some serious baloney here and this goes on you know what our
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biggest enemy is in America this is where frankly we know that when we go back remember
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that in the context of the rollout of the vaccine where people like the Nobel Prize winners we're
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saying that the RNA lasts for a few weeks that nothing is couldn't be safer that all these
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components are natural and the other ones are disappearing in no time and that it's protecting
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everyone and all sort of stuff at the same time that that illusion of consensus was going on
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on television and social media there was an another illusion of consensus going on can't trust the
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unvaccinated now is the time to do what you're told this is not the biggest enemy is in America
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our fellow Americans frankly we know that we can't trust the unvaccinated now is the time to do
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what you're told this is not about freedom or personal choice no screw you freedom apologize
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for every variant to come walking around warfully unvaccinated that's iconic
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I'm patient but our patience is wearing thin and your refusal has cost all of us vaccinated
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person having a heart attack yes come right on him we'll take care of you unvaccinated guy you
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gobbled horse goo rest in peace wheezy you unvaccinated overcrowd our hospitals
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we're over running emergency rooms in intensive care units leaving no room for someone with a
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heart attack or pancreatitis yush muk this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated f*** them f***
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their freedom I want my freedom to live you have to be conscious of what happened and remember
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exactly how it happened because again there are people who haven't woken up from that spell
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there are people who haven't woken up from that spell and think that people who didn't get vaccinated
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are still selfish and still lucky that the virus didn't get them still lucky
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that they managed not to kill anybody with their selfishness that's what people think
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I've heard them say it I've asked them so they have really created the biggest rift
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cognitive rift that could be created with regard to this mythology and we are at a very
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dangerous tipping point of course with the election in America coming up next year
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do you ever think we will find the origins of SARS-CoV-2
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what do you think Amy would we find the origins no why is that because we didn't find the origins
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of SARS-CoV-1 we found viruses that have pieces of the thing all in one cave but this didn't come
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from one cave so no so you think we should keep looking Amy why
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I'm asking you I'm just asking I don't under I don't know what the point is
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I don't know what the point is to keep looking so first of all as Eddie Holmes has stated numerous
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times by the time by the time we got there we the virus has changed so significantly that
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it would be hard to even be to determine that it was the origin
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I don't see the point in this exercise
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that's why Eddie is not a proponent of surveying bats for their viruses right
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yeah that's why he says by the time you do it it's all changed yeah but right so what the
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point of this exercise so for SARS-CoV-1 it took 10 years to do that they found they found pieces
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of the original virus right right but they didn't find the virus no but it's okay you could
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find pieces which put together would give SARS-1 so 10 years they found pieces that put together
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you could get SARS you could get parts of SARS-CoV-2 it didn't take 10 years yeah but that was in
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lough and you know so what how do you know that it didn't it didn't come over the border in the
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in on somebody's shoe or in some truck that was bringing some I don't know papayas who knows you
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want to frozen food packages came in with SARS-CoV-2 on it that's what China says
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Scooby-Doo
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when when we in the in the White House when Debbie Birx and I proposed
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the 15-day shutdown followed by a 30-day shutdown you may not remember but that was when the
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meat packing freezer trucks were parked in front of Elmer's hospital because they I remember because
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Paul Catrell was telling us he could see him out his window I remember because Paul Catrell was
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telling us almost nightly about it and bragging about how he was in New York so he knew better
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than anybody even though he was on the bus to like med school or whatever it was not really
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med school but at the stuff you do before med school but I but George Webb says like med school
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and doctor and doctor and med school and med school and med school and medical school and medical
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school and medical school and medical school and Paul Catrell medical school well I wasn't medical
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schools before medical school that's how it's done that's how it's been done for three and a half
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years now these people are liars they are spectacularly committed to the lie and anybody
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that is onto them or onto the plan has been co-opted by force comfort money drugs I don't know what
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professional standing fame travel but I assure you ladies and gentlemen that Pierre Corey for example
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is not faking it when he first came out on Brett Weinstein's podcast and was telling the story
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about how no one would let him treat anybody in Wisconsin so he went to New York and when he
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got to New York what did he meet he met the setup when he got to New York what did he meet he
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met the setup he met the setup that was being mystically created in New York with a series of
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orders and changes in human behavior never before seen do not resuscitate orders no treating of
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pneumonia I mean the list is absurd and included in that is probably probably probably
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some doctors that were there and were recruited to tell parts of the story
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to tell specific parts of the story and make sure that those parts of the story were amplified
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and that they would be amplified if they did or you can disappear or you can be cast out or you
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can never practice medicine again or we can do any number of things to you because this is a
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national security issue we don't know how bad this virus is going to be remember Peter McCullough
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and Pierre Corey were acting at the very beginning of the pandemic so if there was an infectious
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clone in the places where people were getting sick or if they were just naive enough
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to believe that the illusion of consensus on television and the illusion of consensus in
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their meetings with their administrators and the illusion of consensus that they saw in social
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media that they decided that that respiratory disease might actually be a new one
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that that PCR test might actually be identifying a new one and therefore I better be careful
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because rumor has it it might be a lab virus and if that's the case you might not want to get this
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one do you not think that that was going on behind the scenes I most assure you it was
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because I was part of it
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this is where we are at this is how extraordinary things are
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because there is an illusion that was set from the very beginning used behind the scenes to scare
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people into being less brave
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scaring people behind the scenes at congress scaring the people behind the scenes in secret
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meetings scaring people behind the scenes at ground zero
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and that's how you get people on board that's how you co-opt
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you get them as part of the actual national security operation
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co-opt them as leaders
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now this guy's not aware of all that going on because he's also being used
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I think he's been used for a very very very long time and eventually he must have become aware
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that he's being used but I think it's one of those lookaway doctrine type things
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where he knows that the governing powers of the world have been using him and others to do this
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but you know they're going to take care of my family if I shut my mouth and just keep doing this
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they're going to take care of my family that's where we're at this is for all the marbles there's
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no more games and so you can start thinking of you should have started thinking of people's behavior
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in this context a while ago it's for all the marbles a few lies here and there when everybody
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else in the whole world is telling lies it's pretty enticing
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how to put the bodies in there because the morgues were overflowing the same thing was seen in boston
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in front of mass general and the Brigham so when you have a tsunami of cases where you have to shut
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it off immediately you can't say let's wait x number of months until we get a vaccine or let's
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wait x number of months until we do this when you're running out of hospital beds and you're
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running out of ventilates you got to do something draconian because otherwise there would have been
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a lot more lives lost however you've got to balance that and continually testing whether
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it's still worth luck you could even see the AIDS
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AIDS thing as a as a test run of this operation let's try it with the gays because nobody cares
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about them nobody's gonna speak up for them we'll do this practice epidemic
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and then the real one is this one and it's all the same nonsense we had to shut it down you see his
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his arm movement there we had to just shut it down because there was a tsunami of cases
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a tsunami of cases created by panic on television and a nonspecific PCR test
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and liars on tv liars on social media liars that were coordinated and committed
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coordinated to a lie about bioweapons about vaccine leaks about AIDS vaccine leaks about
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what was it uh i don't know d oh i can't even remember anymore it's just so crazy how much of
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these these narratives all weave together now from this in retrospect uh retrospect is always
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2020 hindsight is always 2020 and it is just extraordinary what you can see if you look back
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the pattern is there and it is crystal clear they wove this story from the very beginning
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and they used it from the very beginning when it was necessary in the beginning they used it to
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scare people when it was necessary they used it in the beginning to get everybody in line
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and now they're using it to perpetuate the need to perpetuate the danger to perpetuate the threat
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no not dissimilar to what they did with the war on terror but now this one affects everybody
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it doesn't matter what country you're in it doesn't matter what songs you sing it doesn't
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matter what church you go to or what books you read you need to fear this and you need to fear
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climate change king down the initial lockdown reason was a life-saving reason how long you close
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the school how long you do you know you diminish activities on the outside has to be a dynamic
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process which you've got to evaluate in real time now is the risk benefit still in favor
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of restriction or is the risk benefit leading much more towards loosening up and that's what's
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going to be interesting because we're going to go back and examine that is worth things done
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too long or not but the initial decision to lock things down unequivocally saved a lot of lives
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no doubt about that not even close what did he just say lock things down unequivocally
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but the initial decision to lock things down unequivocally saved a lot of lives no doubt about
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that not even close it's a pretty extraordinary statement and when he says it and people listen
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and agree and an audience like that it's an illusion of consensus not that is similar to
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studio audience laughter in a sitcom that's also of course true with covid right we are all
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only as healthy as our neighbor is on our street and our city and our region and our nation and
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globally and did we solve that like did we actually manage to vaccinate everyone in the world no
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so highlighting water as a global commons and what it means to work together and see it both
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out of that kind of global commons perspective but also the self-interest perspective because it
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is it does have that parallel it's not only important but it's also important because we
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haven't managed to solve those problems which which had similar attributes and water is something
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that people understand you know climate change is a bit abstract some people understand it really
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well some understand it a bit some just don't understand it water every kid knows how important
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it is to have water when you're playing football and you're thirsty you need water
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so there's also something about really getting citizen engagement around this and really
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in some ways experimenting with this notion of the common good can we actually deliver
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this time in ways that we have failed miserably other times and hopefully we won't keep failing
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on the other things but anyway i'm not even really sure what that was
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but they want the water of course that's one of the resources. Hi everyone Dr. Mandy Cohen
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from CDC and wanted to tell you about some new data that was just released by the CDC
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which adds to the evidence that vaccinations during pregnancy helps protect patients and newborns
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today i'm going to answer a few questions about getting vaccinated when you're pregnant first
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question when during pregnancy should a person get a COVID-19 flu and RSV vaccine
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so the COVID and flu vaccines are recommended for everyone over six months and that includes
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moms who are pregnant you can get a COVID or flu vaccine at any point during pregnancy
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for the RSV vaccine you can get that vaccine if you are between 32 to 36 weeks pregnant
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what is this necklace can you tell me what this is
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and the second question i really have is this is not dissimilar to Drew Weisman
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this is a person who in all the videos you'll ever find she doesn't get past eighth grade level
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biology like all of them if you go back and look at Fauci when he was younger
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or you look at interviews from the 90s he actually talks fairly in depth about the failures of
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vaccines and why they didn't work for HIV and the complexity of HIV and the complexity of
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virology the complexity of the immune system and its challenge to recognize a changing viral target
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and so he's able to at least articulate why it is that he was having so much trouble and why he was
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failing all the time with coming up with a cure
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now we've dumbed simple it's so much that there's nothing to really argue about because it's so dumb
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simple just get it it's fine we have data that shows just get it it's fine you know there wasn't
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data before now there's data what are you gonna argue there's data we have data that shows
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we have p values that show
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and this is the kind of coercion that's going to go on and on and on as they try to mislead the
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younger the next and the next years i don't know we've got to really
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i think we've really got to think hard about what's coming up in the next few months and be
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really aware of of how far they're going to push it because this is this is a person without the
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expertise to be where she is and that's on purpose because the people that are actually running this
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wanted exactly like that and we have to come to understand what's going on here you really do
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get vaccinated during pregnancy you pass on your antibodies to your baby and they are born with
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some protection through your vaccination this is great news for keeping yourself as healthy as
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possible during pregnancy and to protect the health of your baby and what they're saying there is
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antibodies right they can detect antibodies that's all they're talking about it antibodies equal
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immunity so mom makes antibodies to vaccine mom is immune antibodies show up in breast milk
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mom passes immunity on to baby mom could also pass antibodies which make the baby very sick when
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she is exposed to the RNA and the proteins of the virus in question and that is not
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a rare event it's happened often with RNA viruses in the past
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and so without precedence a single observation for a short period of time is enough to dismiss
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all of previous assumptions in biology all in previous basically theories in biology or
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hypotheses in biology about how to respect the sacredness of the developing fetus inside of a
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pregnant woman and moving the shot to the third drymaster is simply insufficient given what we know
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it's a wonderful wonderful thing though to hear these people really
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because they're just so off they're just so off they wouldn't pass a year 2019 graduate school
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basic entry exam at a whiteboard ever none of these people would that's the extraordinary thing
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you know they would get they would go like dna his tres his RNA and then RNA becomes protein
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that's how stuff works and cells are surrounded by lipids and ribosomes make proteins and sometimes
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the ribosomes are in a er which stands for endoplasmic reticulum and dna stands for deoxyribal nucleic
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acid so i'm really smart and it's it's it's ridiculous and they treat
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they are purposefully speaking in these terms as if it's it's obviously beyond your pay grade to
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be told anymore so that's how i'm going to talk to you and it's it's exactly how this was pulled
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off an illusion of consensus from the very beginning led by fauci and others
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an illusion of consensus that also had this undercurrent of a lab virus and the undercurrent of a lab
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virus was able to mystify people behind the scenes scare people into falling in line with the
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with the national security priority and it took a very long time before that was going to be
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questioned because the only person that was only people that were really questioning it were who
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the people that said there were no viruses at all
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and so the illusion of consensus was very powerful it kept almost everyone almost everyone from
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questioning the concept that there could be an RNA sequence that could do this
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all of us
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now that's what's impressive it's not the idea the idea is silly but it's impressive that they
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were able to convince us all that a RNA molecule endowed with the right sequence is capable of
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circling the globe for years and disrupting everything that we knew as our global economy
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disrupting our health care systems and fundamentally changing how we think about our place on the
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planet it's just absurd and yet they've done it and they're sustaining it by misleading all of the
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young because there are very few kids that watch this program there are very few kids that understand
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this there are very few kids that really get it i don't even know if my kids fully get it and they
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hear it every night at the table from me i don't know do we need to listen to the rest of that lady
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do you want to hear that maybe you want to hear that
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this is great news for keeping yourself as healthy as possible during pregnancy and to protect the
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health of your baby next question is getting vaccinated for covid flu and rsv during pregnancy
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safe for me and my baby another great question and one a lot of people are asking the answer is
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yes getting the covid flu and rsv vaccine during pregnancy is safe for you that is extraordinary
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they are man wanted that to pause that's really extraordinary getting vaccinated for covid 19
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flu and rsv during pregnancy safe for me and my baby and the answer is yes that is just
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that's all you need to know the sacred is gone you know the one nine months where you're not
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supposed to do anything you don't even put makeup on are you joking are you joking
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but you know why not she probably believes that Drew Weissman is not a liar
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Drew Weissman knows how his Nobel Prize winning mRNA works and he says it's only in there for a
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few days and it's just the same as every mRNA that we have and it's only four fats and the
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other two that aren't are natural are gone in days maybe hours and she probably believes that too
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that's the whole reason why this works because their biology is so shallow that they bought it
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and I know it seems crazy that the Nobel Prize winner would have that level of but but it's
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evident to go watch his videos try to find one if you find a good one send it to me
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find me the most complex lecture that you can find Drew Weissman giving
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it'll be the same as Mandy there's nothing it is just comical these people are are something
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being used to govern us I don't know who's winningly and unwittingly involved but we are
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being governed by an elaborate mythology being pushed by people who are either too
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unsophisticated to know don't want to know don't mind not knowing knowing that they're on the
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winning team and some of them are probably eugenics eugenicists some of them are probably worse
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but a lot of them are just in it to win it and they've been told who the winning team is going to be
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and it's pretty obvious to them that they might be right so they said what the hell
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the sales pitch is really easy if you don't do it the next person I offer it to is going to do it
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it's just that I've never gotten that offer mark use eugenics never gotten that offer no one's
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ever shown up with suitcase full of money and four wheelers and a deed to a farm
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but if they did I would ask for two of everything
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and if I got it I don't know what I would do
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I'm sure that all these people have been offered something
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if not just you know you can be the famous CDC director
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pregnancy safe for me and my baby another great question and one a lot of people are asking
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the answer is yes getting the COVID flu and RSV vaccine during pregnancy is safe for you
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and your baby the vaccines have not been linked to any increased risk of negative effects during
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pregnancy or for the baby and the good news is when you get vaccinated during pregnancy
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you pass on your antibodies to your baby and they're born with some protection through your
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vaccination so you know not a real great biology lesson there but it's a great sales pitch
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and that sales pitch is for this right the sales pitch is for a virus that's definitely worth
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emergency use authorizations and a virus that's dangerous enough that's definitely
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means that shutting down saved so many people and that's transfecting people to a spike
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protein saved so many people and it's the illusion of consensus that this is true
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that has gotten us here that made it possible
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and the laughter that you hear signifies the story of the of the worst-case scenario
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that was percolating in the background that this is a lab leak bio-weapon vaccine gone wrong
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de attenuating virus that was the word i was looking for before de attenuating virus
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so it was an attenuated virus and it was made to be a it was made to be a an AIDS vaccine
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and then it like got out and now it's totally like reverting and now once it reverts it's going to
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be like flying AIDS and if you remove the illusion of consensus the whole story sounds stupid
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because in RNA molecule with a couple extra amino acids like PRSS in the final protein or
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whatever a protein with four extra amino acids is not going to endow an RNA molecule with the
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ability to replicate perfectly to suddenly not travel the way it has always traveled to way
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is a is a barely a phantom of a signal in biology
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so it's extraordinary to me that as we make progress in this narrative
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and we see through these this elaborate show what it really comes down to is this illusion
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of consensus of the virus we had to do something that the mRNA was pretty useful but it could have
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been damn well better and because this was likely a gain of function virus this will most certainly
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come again they're even pushing now that old narrative about the idea that that you don't want
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to get infected at all because every time you get infected it's an added you know added again
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and added again and added again and so what does that narrative do that narrative almost
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without saying it suggests that you should get vaccinated over and over again to avoid
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get infected over and over again infection in that model is defined by what PCR
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is defined by what symptoms so it's all circular logic of nonsense as long as you believe in the
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virus as long as you believe that something special is circulating you need a laugh track
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because if you don't have a laugh track nobody will follow along nobody will believe you and the
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laugh track is created by social media and the promotion of the wrong people promotion of people
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that will provide the track laughter or more importantly warm question the script
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they created an illusion of consensus around a virus around the need to do something drastic
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because you know it's a freaking lab leak most likely we can't tell everybody this
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because when we tell everybody this they'll panic
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and so you need to shut your hole about it until next year and then next year we'll roll that out
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where you know they're going to fight about it in front of congress and we'll leak some emails
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and it'll slowly become obvious but we can't tell everybody in February that this is a lab leak
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or we'll have bedlam so we're going to control up this we're going to ease it into them
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and this easing in will result in them convincing themselves and maybe this was a lab leak so we
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better done do what we better listen do what we're told and that incongruency was seen in their
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behavior if you say it's a natural virus but we got it locked down like right now
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or we're not going to save any lives that doesn't really make sense that's how I saw it if it's a
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natural virus from a bad cable what do we got to worry about nothing really
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and we have previous immunity so you know I don't really see the panic but if it's a lab leak maybe
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that's why they're panicking that made sense to me and it wasn't until three years later that I
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learned enough virology and more importantly read enough about the molecular biology in virology to
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understand what their claims were and once you understand what their claims were
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you can understand how in the context of previous virology and virological limits
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their claims didn't make any sense unless they use clones
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and that's when this illusion of consensus became very obvious to me because once I started talking
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about clones most of these people started ignoring me started attacking me started saying I was a
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divider started saying whatever and whatnot because this illusion of consensus was about to be disturbed
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because I was pointing out that we've been fooled into solving this mystery by all these people
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and in so doing we allowed this change in how we think to occur because you know we bought into
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the novelty of this whole thing as long as there's a new the virus then all bets were off that was
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the sales pitch but it's a new virus so we don't know I mean it's a new car we don't know how fast
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it'll go or how it works or whether you put gas in it or not I mean it's a whole new thing
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we have no idea how it works we don't even know if it's got doors
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and since this new car is out there you're gonna have to stay in your house not drive for a while
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until we we see where this thing spreads it's a new car we don't know anything about it it's not a
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very good analogy except for the idea that it's a new virus that we don't know anything about
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our immune system that has been building immune memory to all the RNA that we've ever been
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exposed to all the self-replicating RNA we've ever been exposed to now suddenly there's a new one
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and it's so new that everybody's vulnerable it was just the worst story ever and then along with
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that they dumbed out our immunology they made sure that everybody bought into the
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i-m-m-u-n-i-t-y that's what I got body's anti-crap
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antibodies equal immunity was the illusion that I've been trying to dispel since 2020
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with a slide that said exactly that should go back to one of those old slides that sometime
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and see how far on we were and so then on this scooby-doo we are you know we ventilated people
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whoops we ventilated people were emdesivir medazalam untreated pneumonia
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and so rolling in flu deaths as covid deaths doesn't increase all cause mortality
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you've got to kill people that's what the protocols did that's what the extra opioid deaths did
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that's what all the extra deaths that they did you've got to spread them out as much as possible
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everything goes up and then the excess deaths equal covid and now what we really need to get
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Denny Rancour to understand that and be able to articulate that quickly and succinctly
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because he's really close and he said it to Peter McCullough isn't it strange that the excess
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deaths are exactly equal to covid almost like they're telling us a story because that's what
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they are doing the music from the game is surprisingly appropriate tonight it's almost like i got a
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sound guy back there i don't know if you can hear that you might not be able to hear that
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so they've lied to us about this pandemic potential but even worse they've created an illusion of
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consensus about it and the illusion of consensus about gain of function in the background is
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ultimately what keeps everybody pinned to the narrative it's really the faith this is like the
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you know the the mystery of all the mysteries and belief that we can
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endow viruses with pandemic potential that we can endow viruses with pandemic potential is the faith
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because that is a baby sized version of the faith that we can change the human genome we can
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make personalized medicine we can cure genetic diseases we can take control of our destiny
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it's a little tiny microcosm of that little little seed version of that idea we can do this
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soon we'll be able to do it for everything
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kymeric viruses are so 2020 we're making kymeric fake synthetic bacteria now
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soon we're going to make synthetic organisms made of silicon all these other stories that they will
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tell us this is the beginning this is like the little gateway drug idea we can stitch together
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RNA and make it pandemic that's the faith
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and the illusion of consensus that got us here is this idea that we've got to figure out whether
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it's a natural virus with this incredible superpower or whether it's a lab virus with this incredible
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superpower and that mystery completely obfuscates the idea that we have always known that RNA can't do
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this and that's what made it so hard to study RNA viruses for so long in the lab
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and the only way we've been able to kind of overcome it is to make these RNA sequences
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from scratch or with synthetic recombinant mechanized methodologies and then if we you know do some
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laboratory experiments it seems to kind of do stuff and move around and transmit from an animal
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to an animal if we take stuff out of one animal and squirt it in the other animal
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an illusion of consensus ladies and gentlemen
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it's really a conflated background single it doesn't matter whether it's an endemic virus
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a background coronavirus if you want to call it that protocols are murder and
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transmission is not medicine if you want to call it an infectious clone release because you really
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are convinced that there was a real molecular signal and lots of people identified around the
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world this is the way it was done if you want to call it a transfection agent release i think
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that's also a very valid way to call it because again using RNA to express protein in in cells
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where it's not normally expressing it is called transfection and so if you spray it in people's
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lungs or put it on their skin or put it in their food or whatever they would have done with it
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if that RNA ends up transcribing protein sorry being translated into
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what you know transcribed if it makes protein then you've
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transfected that animal that human that whatever and so again it's it doesn't really matter what
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you call it as long as you call it something as long as you say that the protocols were murder
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and that that transfection is in medicine it's totally okay but no viruses discounts
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the many many many many many many many many many many known synthetic options for
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transfection and transformation it ignores that we can really make
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adenoviruses like little particles that have stuff inside of them we can make those we can't
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make them with great purity but we can make those we can make lipid nanoparticles in small nanoparticles
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and and other lipid droplets that contain RNA in them and that can allow transfection
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and in the coming week I think I've just been gifted a whole truckload of of new ideas and
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things to talk about this week and a lot of it has to do with these ideas these
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the concept of transfection has been patented more than you know
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and the number of patents that are involved in this patent pool which likely underlies this
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release of military technology to the world of pharmaceutical industries
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change in patent law all this stuff is happening behind the scenes while we're arguing about is
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there a virus or not and while we're arguing about you know whether it was a lab leak or a natural
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virus or whether they're no virus people and that's all that's silly doesn't matter at all
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the protocols for murder transfection isn't medicine and they are trying to reorganize
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the intellectual property space around the entire biopharmaceutical industry
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and that reorganization is expressing itself and is visible in the way that the pandemic
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technologies have been rolled out and the way the the direction of this entire
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industry is going and we're going to be able to expose it we're going to be able to show it
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and so we're going to be able to see how this had to have been planned it's an orchestrated
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pivot and the pivot may be a couple different parties that are involved in responding to the
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pivot but it's more than likely that all the parties involved are aware that the pivot is
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going to happen and it's not isolated to this one thing but it is one one of one of the things
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that many of the dissident characters that we've been following for three years have to be involved
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in it's almost impossible that that's not the heart of of what is really happening here with
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with all these people maps that we've been watching and thinking about
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so it was definitely a a orchestrated novel virus idea that's spread around the world by
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incentive spread around the world by previous drilling and pre-programmed responses
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spread around by fear and rumor about a lab leak and the potential of what a lab leak could do
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versus what a regular virus would do and the perpetuation of the worst-case scenario idea that
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we know nothing we can do nothing we have nothing and this thing's going to kill 3.4 percent from
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everybody that infects and that illusion only needed to last for so long in so many people in
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order for this to have occurred it only had to be perpetuated for so long on tv in order for this
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to occur and now we're here and if we're going to get out we have to actively free
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our fellow citizens from this illusion as many of them that are willing to take a lifeline
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and so over the next coming weeks we are going to re-examine we are going to re-examine immunology
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101 a few times we are going to get good at making a few simple diagrams together
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and we are going to get good at elevator pitches about this lying scenario we're going to collaborate
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hopefully with michael yeden and a few other people we're going to have council fires on every
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monday that we can and uh we're going to keep bringing people together and trying to create a
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new consensus that isn't an illusion because we are at a time point where um
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um our our governance the people that are that believe themselves are currently are in control
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of world governance are making changes and they're making changes for a wide variety of reasons
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and we need to go in eyes wide open and the first thing is we need to get out of this cave
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whoa what's this why didn't they play something isn't right
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but that didn't work right what in the heck
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why didn't that work that's strange we try that again
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there we go so you can visit gig ombiological.com
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if you scroll down from the front page you can find a place where you can subscribe at various
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levels if you really want to support the stream um but the best way to do it is to share
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um you can also join the conversation there at gig omb.bio um it's kind of like a
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twitter but just for us um but it's accessible to everybody and uh you can support my work there
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if you feel the need to donate one time or would like to donate one time that's one place to do
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it as well and i thank everybody that has done it in the past um intramuscular injection of any
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combination of substances with the intent of augmenting the immune system is dumb short way of saying
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that for now his transaction is not immunization so Nobel prize was awarded we knew that was
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going to happen we predicted it um step all transfections and humans because they're trying
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to eliminate the control group by any means necessary
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and that is the show don't forget to share the broken science initiative um and uh yeah
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this has been gig ombiological high resistance low noise information stream brought to you by
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biologists my name is Jonathan Cooey thanks very much um we're going to try and get a weekly
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rhythm where we do journal club where we do a question and answer kind of open forum kind of
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thing where we do a council fire and where we do the fire hose kind of thing like this and where
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we do watch along so it should be like five kinds of shows or five kinds of daily streams
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which will make it a little easier for me to keep the pace up um but it also keep it a little variable
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and then after all this talk i just wanted to put my money where my mouth is and let you know that
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it's taken me a long time to figure out how to do it and and what the story will be but i think
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we finally got it and so on the halloween i will be streaming for on and off most of the day
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um certainly after work hours i can't remember what day it is during the week
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and i will be streaming to you live from a from a from the deck of the starship
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enterprise and i think halloween is the Tuesday night okay so it'll be like after five on Tuesday
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i'll probably be streaming for like five hours from the enterprise as a kick off of that star
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track that i promised you a long time ago so look forward to that see you soon
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