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for the purposes he's Stephen here yet where is he he knows we get underway at
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five past on the dock he'll he'll come he'll join us all right everybody welcome
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to medical doctors for COVID ethics international and today's discussion
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this group is found about Dr. Stephen Frost during the darkest days of the
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COVID scam response with a desire to pursue truth ethics justice freedom and
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health. Stephen has stood up against government and power over the years
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and have been a whistleblower and activist his medical specialist radiology
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I'm Charles Cobess the moderator of the group I'm Australasia's passion
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provocateur I practiced law for 20 years before changing career 30 years ago and
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over the last 13 years I've helped parents and lawyers strategize remedies
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for vaccine damage and damage from bad medical advice the latest numbers we've
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heard is that is that bad medical advice is now the number one killer in
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America I'm also the CEO of an industrial hemp company we comprise lots of
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professions here and we're from all around the world many of us thought
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that vaccines were okay now many of us proudly say yes we are passionate anti
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vexes if this is your first time here welcome and feel free to introduce yourself
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at the chat in the chat and where you're from if you publish a newsletter or
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podcast or you have a radio or TV show or you've written a book put the links
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into the chat so we can follow you promote you and find you and even if
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you've done it last week or the week before he putting it into the chat to
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make it easy for people to find most of us understand we're in the middle of
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World War three and there are various battle lines as part of this war most
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of us understand the development of science and that the science is never
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settled and then if someone tells you the science is settled you know you're
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dealing with a fraud or an idiot some of us believe that viruses exist some of
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us believe that viruses are a hoax and some of us are on the fence on the matter
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this meeting runs for two and a half hours after which for those with the
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time Tom Rodman runs a video telegram meeting Tom puts the links into the
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chat if you're able to join we will listen to JJ Kui our guest presenter
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for as long as JJ wishes to speak and then we have Q&A there's the third time
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that JJ has joined us his previous presentations are available on the
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rumble channel Stephen Frost by Longestubbies tradition asked the first
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questions for 15 minutes there's no censorship it's a free speech environment
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free speech is crucially important in our fight to preserve our human freedoms
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if you're offended by anything be offended we're genuinely not interested
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we reject the offense industry that requires nobody to say anything that
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may offend another I have a standard template of nine potential answers to
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somebody who says I'm offended if you want that template put a note in the
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chat I'll email it to you it's very useful be ready with your response when
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someone says to you I'm offended and also what's Ricky Gervais if you ever
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want to be amused by people who claim to be offended we come with an attitude
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and perspective of love not fear fear is the opposite of love fear squashes you
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love on the other hand expands you we talked before we started we're talking
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about Gandhi you know the game plan clearly has to be non-violent non-compliance
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with bad government behavior these twice weekly meetings are not just
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talk fest an extraordinary range of actions and initiatives have been
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generated from linkages made by attendees in these meetings if you have a
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solution or product or links or resources that will help you with the details in
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the chat the meeting is recorded and he's uploaded on the rumble channel and
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they're welcome to our guest presenter Jonathan J. Curie globally
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renowned genius and thank you J. J. for giving us your time wisdom and
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insights again and thank you Stephen Frost for creating the group and for
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organizing JJ to speak to us JJ we are in your hands there Stephen
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arrived and there's JJ thanks for coming to speak to us you're very
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welcome thank you all for taking the time to listen I'm gonna try and go as
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quick as I can because I know that you've heard me before and there's a lot of
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buzz about different recent conversations I've had include including one with
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Wolfgang Wodach and so it might be that I cover the wrong things here and so I'm
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gonna try and fly through it but please keep in mind that I've done a
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presentation like this enough so you know I can handle an interruption and it
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might be easier if you interrupt when the question is relevant for everybody
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rather than waiting until the end and so barring any you know if it becomes a
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thousand questions obviously it's probably not good but occasionally I
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don't mind at all I need to say well let's JJ I'm happy to do that so
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everybody so today because JJ has been with us so many times we'll do it
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unusually so if you want to ask a question JJ it's good you watch the
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screen JJ if you see your hand come up you know stop when you stop talking and
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handle that question does it make sense it does accept all the magic that I have
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it makes it very hard for me to watch the zoom so I can't really look at all
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handle the hands up okay just put your hands up if you have a question pertinent
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to that issue and then at the end when JJ finishes then do we do the normal
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price yes fantastic JJ how many times have you spoken to us is it three or
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more than three this this could be the fourth time I think so this could be the
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fourth time I'm gonna borrow I'm gonna borrow a starting slide from my friend
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Vera Sharav I think Edward Bernese's statement is very important here the
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conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of
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the masses there's an important element in democratic society and those who
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manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible
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government which is the true ruling power of our country and maybe now with the
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internet and with the who and other organizations around public health it
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may be that this may be the mechanism by which they plan to rule our global
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society and I want to start here all the time just to bring everybody up to
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speed I apologize if it's a bothersome thing for those of you outside of the
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the UK but I've been trying to explain that we've been fooled into solving a
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mystery and I use the example of a cartoon show from the United States
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called Scooby-Doo where teenagers solve a mystery every week in the town that
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they're driving through and it inevitably involves a monster that needs to have
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its mask removed and then the bad guys revealed to be someone that was earlier
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in the show what I am suggesting here and something that I want to be very
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clear about is it's not in 2020 that this started
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but it started a much longer time ago with the co-opting of certain
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investigative lines in in primary literature in biology
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and so by carefully co-opting certain narratives into the biological
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literature and importantly funding investigation into certain ideas in the
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primary literature you can seed a series of papers over a series of years that
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can imply a danger that's not there it can imply a link that's not there one of
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the most spectacular ones from my own field is the preponderance of literature
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that's looking at correlations between genes
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and autism and often in animal models of autism
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and so after many years of funding this kind of research we have
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a whole a whole foundation by which anyone who wants to justify the further
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investigation into the genetic causes of autism can simply cite all of these
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hundreds of papers and build their grand proposal from there
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so it's a very dangerous sort of environment in which this this
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pseudo-intellectual pursuit occurs because you can't just ask any question
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you want you've got to ask a question for which you can get funding
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and oftentimes the way that academic biology makes
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progress is dictated solely by what questions they're allowed to ask and
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with response with regard to RNA viruses that
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that general academic pursuit has been hyper controlled for a very long time
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and I think if you reflect on all the people that are in involved in
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virology and how virology from AIDS onward
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has been let's say scripted you can see that there's some
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incongruency between the real biology that we can verify and the real biology
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that they claim at the same time of course they've been running tabletop
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exercises the most famous of one is the most famous example of one
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is event 201 but of course we can go back decades and see that there were many
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tabletop exercises looking at bioterrorism
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what could be done and what could happen now the trick
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with this is to understand number three is to understand that they have
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gained this out on a table and they've actually run it live before
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there was a swine pandemic in swine flu pandemic in
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1976 that was part of this there was one in 2009 that was part of this that
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afterward was analyzed over and over again especially from different
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country's perspectives and how the language barrier in a place like
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Belgium played a huge role in the uptake of the
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vaccine they analyzed this like a a post-war analysis of the battle plan
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and lamented about the fact that they didn't have the kind of social media
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reach in 2009 that they have now and that maybe they would have been more
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successful in the Flanders section of Belgium the french speaking part
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had they been able to to work into that language a little better
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all of these things have been gained in such a way so that this time around
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the actual presentation of the narrative at the very beginning was hyper-controlled
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right down to the three word phrase build back better or new normal
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these kinds of things were just as this is the obvious this is the one they
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made videos about so that everybody got excited about
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look all these world world leaders are saying build back better but nobody
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got really suspicious about some of the other things that everyone was
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agreeing about including the fact that this was a pandemic
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the attributes of the pandemic were actually early on seated in such a way
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I believe so that the narrative of worst case scenario was present from the
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beginning and that people could already consider in January of 2020
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that if these people are lying about it and it is the worst case scenario we
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could all lose several people in our lives that billions of people were
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going to die and so this worst case scenario was
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extremely important number one to make sure that everybody complied from
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masks to lockdowns to getting iPads and putting your kids in front of them
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all the way eventually to the end of 2020 where the
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transfections using a dentavirus or using mRNA and lipid nanoparticles
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were taken gladly because of the fear of worst case scenario
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they of course told this story under the pretense of a national security
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response and so the people that were curating this narrative were also
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kind of under some constraints under what they could say
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and were required to say that we're at war with this virus and that is
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is biblical and finally the whole idea and I really believe this with all of my
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heart that one of the main objectives of the original
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three years was to make sure that a story about a virus spike protein could be
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confounded with the story of transfection to that spike protein
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so that when transfection didn't work out as well as they hoped it would
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they would be able to blame it on the poor
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rust choice of the spike protein as the transfection target
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rather than transfection in general and now we can move on to
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subsequent generations of this technology
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purporting to solve some of the problems that are there
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and I will include the double-stranded DNA contamination in this general
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ruse to try and confuse us about what effects are coming from where
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early but I want is high morbidity I want people to complain
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so what do I do I go to Des Moines ladies and gentlemen of people on the
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screen I have nothing against Des Moines I live there for four years
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I go to Des Moines I infect a couple of sentinel cases in Des Moines
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I go to Seattle I infect a couple of cases there
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okay so we've listened to this video before this video is Dr. Giordano
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Dr. I can't remember his first name shoot but anyway it doesn't matter
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Dr. Giordano he works for the US Army and he's explaining here
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how a seeding of a few annoying cases using a toxin or some other substance
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which would cause people to go to the hospital and complain
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could be combined with an internet campaign to create the illusion of
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spread and then that illusion of spread could be claimed by a
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terrorist group and also denied by governments
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and you could cause confusion that would cause a rift between the populace
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and their government and that would ruin a country over time
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now although this is not exactly what I think happened I think that
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this presentation from 2017 really puts out an outline which we need to
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consider as a real possibility has an alternative to the idea that
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either a natural or a lab leak virus has circulated the globe for the last
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four and a half years and that it has changed its flavor
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several times across the entire globe in a sort of
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almost I don't know color changing kind of manner
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this story doesn't have any foundation in biology but this one has stories
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in has a foundation in military lectures it has a foundation in biology
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and it has a foundation in previous tabletop exercises which discussed
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these kinds of things so number one a military response with the ability to
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drive local mass casualty events I believe that it's very possible
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that in the places where the script called for a lot of people to get sick
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there was also a military presence to make sure that that appearance was
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maintained doesn't necessarily mean that 20,000 people were
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killed in four weeks in New York but that seems to be the numbers right now
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we don't have death certificates we don't have any firm evidence of where
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these 20,000s bodies went but the numbers that are officially
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reported are a mass casualty events that begins and ends in four weeks
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there's no evidence of spread after that and these numbers need to be corroborated
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because again the New York City was a place where lots of people rush to help
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including people like Pierre Corey who although he came after that 20,000
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event was very quickly in front of the US Senate telling about how this was a
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war and that this was crazy deadly and that it was a real battle
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and so we've got to be very careful here because it's very likely that the
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beginning of the pandemic in these places where these mass casualty events were
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occurred people were also co-opted they walked in they said hey this is a
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national security thing we don't know how bad it's going to be
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it could be worst case scenario we need your help we're glad you came
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but we need this message delivered to social media you're a credible guy
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i think you can handle it but you're gonna have to stay on script a little bit
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because the worst case scenario we need everybody to believe it
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so that they comply so that they lock down so that they wear their masks so
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that we figure out whether this is really bad or whether it's ongoing
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and so they could have scared it and threatened him
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not saying that anybody was given a a suitcase of cash and you know
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and and and that's how they did this i'm saying that
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that the people who ran this used the worst case scenario to co-opt all of
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these people to make sure that they stayed on narrative
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and at the same time in the background there are financial and legal incentives
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to declare covid and at the same time there's this
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social media campaign where the worst case scenario of a lab leak is already
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being whispered about and at the same time there are people
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on regular tv already denying that that's crazy
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and now if you institute inside of hospitals
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little tweaks to different knobs little tweaks to different procedures so
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that the average all-cause mortality goes up
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and then you have a couple specific things that when they test positive or
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there's a set they're suspected of being covid
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you can get a lot of money if you put them on this protocol and you're also
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free of legal obligation if you put them on this protocol
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then there's going to be a lot of hospitals especially in america who are
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going to put them on this protocol if you also combine that with
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social policies like do not resuscitate orders to
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EMTs or or any countless other ways that they mistreated old people in
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nursing homes you can also increase all-cause mortality
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under the umbrella of this spreading covid virus
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emergency social policies and these covid hospital protocols then need to be
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ignored by the people who are perpetuating the worst case scenario
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narrative not because they're mean but because this is part of the way
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that this would work we didn't know anything then there were no numbers we
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can look back now and look like wow you should have known better but we
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really can't say it then and that's how i got stuck into this too
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that's the reason they convinced the public that a lab leak cover-up was
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happening before their eyes i was involved in a drastic twitter
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group that also convinced me that i was breaking the story of a lab leak
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right before my eyes i felt like i was being a hero
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and so they roped us in to figuring this mystery out into fighting about it
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and all the while they they also used australia and new zealand as lockdown
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examples where they threw people on the ground and forced them to get in
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masks and they brought them to trailers away from their house to
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to be quarantined they couldn't do that in america but they needed to show
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the rest of the world what could be done and what might work what a real lockdown
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looks like then they needed people like bret weinstein in america to
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complain that while we didn't lock down hard enough otherwise we'd already be
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at zero covid zero covid being a real thing that
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we talked about for two years that we've all forgotten about but that was a
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real debate
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and so the way that they they hid all of this activity was to just agree that
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we're going to talk about a novel virus we're going to talk about millions of
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people died we're going to talk about millions more could be saved you just
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listen to me and we're going to talk about gain of function being a real likely
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source of it and therefore this danger will come again and again
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and if you don't question this stuff you can say anything else
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and they have been laying this narrative for decades that cell culture and
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animal passage can access pandemic potential and now we can stitch them
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together and it's even worse and they want us to pass this idea
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onto our children so that they grow up with these boogie men forever
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that this mythology governs their behavior
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and i believe there are a number of people on the internet that were
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recruited before the pandemic for narrative control not even knowing there
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was going to be a pandemic just thinking that wow i get to help out with the
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the governance structure of america by being the new social media the new
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media the new mainstream media i get to be that guy
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that's so fun
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joe rogan doesn't have a hundred million dollar contract on spotify
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for nothing
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and so we had guys like this in america in uh february of 2020 listen carefully
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hell
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biblico
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i kid you now
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back what we thought of it
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people come in or you can't hear it
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just try ging ging try ging ging
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maybe i have to switch my sound settings we can we can hear it just a bit muffled
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to the start oh okay that's good all right i'll play it
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sorry it's very quick
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biblico
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i kid you not
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people come in
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i get intubated
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they die the cycle repeats
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you overwhelmed
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yeah the the systems overwhelmed all over the place
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my daughters in intern in brooklyn first year
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resident she starts the icn today
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i couldn't sleep last night it's it's scary
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nine eleven now what you know here oh sorry he says one more thing
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he said nine eleven is nothing compared to this now what's important to see is
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that that guy was also featured on tucker carlson
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so even though we now know when we look back at
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new york city most of the hospitals were empty
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that guy was on fox news telling the united states the whole world
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that it was biblico like hell
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and they had world leaders saying that it was a pandemic and it's we're gonna
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it's the new normal we're gonna build back better they had people on the news
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saying this they had virologists agreeing that the ace two receptors sir
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her ace two receptor uh affinity sure seems to indicate that they enriched
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this in a laboratory maybe even with humanized mice
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and none of these people acknowledged that there was this huge
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propaganda campaign that caused fear and uncertainty and doubt they sent
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old attending physicians home because the virus was so dangerous you
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didn't want these and people that were near retirement to be in the OR
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or into the ER rather they sent old professors home from
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universities said don't come in you should just take early retirement
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because if you come into a university you could get this terrible thing
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and you could die they told people not to resuscitate people because you'll
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spread the virus when you give them CPR you better use ventilators with a higher
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pressure setting than you've ever used before because otherwise they might
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spread the virus you have it these people can talk or that doesn't
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matter sedate them invent them because they get
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covid money then thirty five thousand dollars a person
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and they get no there's no liability for the
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for the for the care of that person if they designated them covid
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lack of antibiotic use was just built into the protocol
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poor use of steroids was just built into the protocol
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eventually madazzalam and remdesivir was built into the protocol
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the opioid deaths have gone up every year in america since
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2017 or something like that but since the start of the pandemic they're going
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up much more rapidly these are not excess deaths that can
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be discounted but they are excess deaths that very easily hospital
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administrators could call covid and did more importantly
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these deaths happen across age groups which reduce
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the expected lifespan of america and then they can be pointed to us saying look
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at what covid did and without any honest accounting of what's actually
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happening in america what's actually killing people in america
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these deaths are getting mixed up as covid because they only care about excess
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and if you compute it wrong all of those are excess
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death certificate fraud financial incentives and then we go to track and
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trace which happened in america for literally a year they had
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whole companies that were making phone calls to warn you that
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somebody that you work with was tested positive
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and then we go all the way back to the beginning and we find this pcr
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fraud this lateral flow test fraud and likely sequencing fraud
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which we have all come to accept as being evidence of something which
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it's not and we've come to accept that evidence
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because no matter who we got into arguments with they just seem to all
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be stuck on this novel virus is being real
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it's the limited spectrum of debate that we've been trapped in for four years
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it's the way that we get our family and friends out is by
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alerting them to the idea that this hasn't been a vigorous debate it's been
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a very limited debate actually tricked you
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into solving a mystery that got you to accept their monster
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they started us out in the beginning of the pandemic got a lonely road all by
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ourselves with only social media and mainstream media to look to besides
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our family and then no matter who you got in the car with
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they were going to tell you a story about a novel virus that killed millions that
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we should be able to save more people from if we would just give them these
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novel treatments and gain a function it's definitely a
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possibility and the virus will come again
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and so it didn't matter who you chose it was a random card if you got lucky
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and chose Mike Eden well and maybe you were losing your mind for three years
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because no one else agreed with you if you heard
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Wolfgang Wodock before he stops speaking up because of censorship
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he might have been gone crazy by now but if you found any of these other people
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on TV or on social media you're still hot in the debate about oh my gosh these
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people were lying to me Brett Weinstein was hot on this
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telling about lab leak and natural virus he even had a member of drastic on his
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show named Yuri Dagan who was the first guy to
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identify the fear and cleavage site that supposedly
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set this from a normal average coronavirus into something that could skirt
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the world for five years like a lightning bolt
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most recently i got courted by and one of the things that happened not most
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recently but most relevant to the story i want to tell you today
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is that Charles Rixie a member of drastic and an American came to my
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house in Pittsburgh to convince me that my assessment of the diffuse
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proposal which is a leaked grant proposal which
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supposedly describes the insertion of fear and cleavage sites
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into coronaviruses and them spraying them into bad caves by
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eco-health alliance was likely a fake i said that a moment that the moment
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that anybody showed it to me i said that's got to be a fake
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there's no way that anybody would have written that grant proposal and if they
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did write that grant proposal they wrote it just so that people would believe
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that these experiments would be done they're ridiculous and even if they
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did them my current conclusion is there's
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this doesn't create pandemic potential but it does create this
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ongoing debate about whether that's pandemic potential or not which is the
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f these scooby-doo to begin with so this guy
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was involved in that he actually came to my house he's one of the people who
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claims that he released the the the diffuse proposal to the public now
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why is this important with regard to kevin mccurnan well kevin mccurnan is
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this guy who worked for the the human genome project he's not a doctor
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or a phd but he's a very clever guy he's sold a lot of patents to different
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companies a lot of companies he's sold or got bought out because he's got a lot
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of ideas about how to sequence dna so there's no question that he's sharp as a
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knife the deal is though is that he's been on my stream at least
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twice he came on my stream in the first two years
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to talk about the transfection to talk about the RNA impurities to talk about
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what would happen when they code on optimized
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the RNA and so we we we had an ongoing relationship but at some point in time
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that ongoing relationship tumbled and stopped
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because i said that the double stranded dna
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in the shot was probably not the worst thing that's in there and even if that
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wasn't in there it would still be bad which is what i thought we agreed on
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already with the previous two times we had discussed this
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however that kind of fell apart why is that interesting
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well it's interesting because after being blocked for over a year it looks
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like robert malone is promoting kevin mccurnan and a particular article
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it's a particular article about the diffuse proposal and about how the
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diffuse proposal has had some extra evidence brought
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forth because hey a foyer request reported by emily cough
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has um has shown that they ordered some of the enzymes that would have been
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needed in the proposal that they had some email conversations about the
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contents of the proposal so these these
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these other orbiting documents are argued by robert malone
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kevin mccurnan a guy by the name of ark medic and jessica rose all to be
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further evidence that the diffuse proposal is real
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that they actually put fear and cleavage sites into coronavirus is then they
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sprayed them into bat caves and so the implication is is that they made it
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and that an RNA did circulate the globe for the last four years and is still
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circulating now i want to put reference to the
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fact that i also wrote an article about this at the time that the paper came
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out with none other than charles rick c that guy that came to my house
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and robert f Kennedy jr in the the chd defender
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in that article i acknowledge that the diffuse proposal has this
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methodology in it but i was already at that point telling bobby that you have
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to consider the possibility the diffuse proposal is a fake with the design
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of trying to get people to buy into this lab leak thing because a lab leak
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implies a virus with unknown potential it could be an unknown level of deadly
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an unknown level of of stable an unknown level of whatever
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because it's not natural and that's the whole
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that's the whole beauty of the scooby-doo once you start accepting this as a
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mystery you need to solve you're accepting that
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that boogie man and so what's interesting about the promotion of this is that it
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all seems to be a concerted effort to make diffuse real again
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why is that interesting well because i think
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this all spun out of control when i started to talk about what clones
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are and i think that this has a lot to do with this because
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if you look in the comment section of this actual post
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you will find a comment about kevin that kevin mccurnan the author of this
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makes to a subscriber or follower of me
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and so i just want to read this i know it's it's sometimes
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annoying to have somebody read something but it's a little low and it's a little
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small and i want to make some points about what this is and then we're
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going to listen to or we're going to discuss what this is really all about
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so this is somebody who said that what about clones and the fact that RNA
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can't go around the world um with high fidelity for many years
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that was the that's the basic 30 000 foot message that i've had for a while
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you're probably familiar with this is common remember this is a response
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from kevin mccurnan the guy who has been going around the world
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on lots of podcasts telling people that there's double-stranded DNA
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contamination in the shot and that that means that
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that all these guys are bad guys and that it could explain
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all of the problems that we've been having which i really
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believe is is a red herring so here we go
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this is common jj kui bio babble slash folklore
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coronaviruses circulate the globe every year
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there is no reason why an engineered version could not do the same given it
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was derived from parts of viruses that have been doing this for millions of
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years so i have the the virology textbook behind
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my head here because i want to emphasize that
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kevin mccurnan the guy who worked for the human genome project and now has a
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a marijuana genetics company
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i mean and lives on the atlantic ocean in a very beautiful house
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whose brothers have several companies about
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about testing for cancer and his father was an absolutely
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giant set their family up really well as a successful business man this guy
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is no business no reason to waste any of his time
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coming against a guy who's renting his house in pittsburgh and streams
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from his garage with less than three thousand people
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but here he is already 100 percent on
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the virology that the nih and the who
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and the cdc and everybody else would love you to believe coronaviruses
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circulate the globe every year and there's no reason why an engineered
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one couldn't do the same in this case someone spent the
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effort to hyper optimize the covid-19 ace-2 binding
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affinity so that would spread far and wide
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that's weird because the first year and a half we were debating about the fact
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that it had a fear and cleavage site which made it very infectious
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now he's saying that it was actually the ace-2 affinity that caused that i thought
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the ace-2 affinity had something more to do
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with with how many uh how many people it would
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infect or how easily it could infect people but the fact that it would go
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throughout the body and be very uh systemic and that when you
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coughed it out it would already be ready to bind
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was the fear and cleavage site the fault in this logic is assuming the spread
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initiated when chinese claimed it did in 2019
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when in fact there's evidence of prior circulation this is also important
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because this is the opposite of what i said
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prior circulation gives time for it to achieve an endemic state we've already
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said that it's likely that the background endemic
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RNA signal is being confounded with new spread
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the most efficient mechanism would be the package of virus and infect a few
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people in the city exactly as giordano's
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lecture tells us and exactly as i've been teaching for the last
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almost three years so again this is a january 19th
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2024 post about my ideas and he says that the the
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seeding clone hypothesis is chemtrail retarded
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dropping clones everywhere hoping for magical transfection to occur while
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having an endless parade of spies dropping spreading these clones around
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his keystone cop when packaged virus will
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perform all this skullduggery for you so he wants you to believe
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that viruses are something very different than clones when virology
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acknowledges and and actually thousands of papers
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that clones are their best approximation of what they can barely find in nature
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so it's a it's a direct inversion of what i have to believe he knows is the
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truth about RNA virology you expose yourself to
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infinite more disclosure points gonna get cost so leaking the virus provides
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camouflage plausible diet ability so here we are again being forced back
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into solving the mystery so this is the final insult the keystone cop
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clone chemtrail hypothesis requires teams of covert people
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and frankly is stupid if you know how to package a virus well this is curious
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because that's not the argument that i'm making so i want to clarify that
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first um the argument that i'm making is that the
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cartoon version of the infectious cycle is incorrect where a virus goes into
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your lungs it makes copies of itself and then you
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cough it out it's much more complicated than that
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one of the very early clues that we had of this
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was when robert malone told us that the vast majority of viral particles are
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non-infectious they're their their replication
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incompetent and so that's what's represented at the cartoon over here
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i believe this is also the reason why a lot of the objections of the no virus
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camp are actually very much spot on and have a great relevance to our
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trying to understand the infectious cycle for real if there is one and i'm
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open to the possibility that there isn't so the first thing that i'd like you to
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imagine or think about is virus packaging and what that has to do with
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this is a cartoon a computer model of viral packaging the idea is again
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that little tiny red line there is the mr and a and it's supposed to be coiled
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around the end protein and then a bunch of end proteins brings that
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full genome of the virus into the endosome and the endosome has the spike
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protein on the inside of it and so when you when it
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invaginates like that then you get this vesicle forming on the inside of the
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endosome and that's supposed to be the free virus now the question becomes
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how in the world is this all orchestrated how does your cell just get told okay
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take this and wrap this all around and and and put this in there and arrange
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this that way the idea that the word hijack
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is sufficient to justify this cartoon as being fact is absolutely
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unacceptable and that's again part of the no-virus
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people's objection that i think is really spot on
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and in fact um there's there's almost everything that they say is true it's
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just the things that they chose not to say for two or three years that frustrate
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me but again it could just be that i was an idiot and stuck with these people
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this i want to whoa sorry about that that's from my stream
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so i would like to oh come on end i would like to just
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give you a brief introduction to RNA viruses to make sure that you
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understand where we are this is influenza A
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and influenza A if you can see my arrow is right here and it's binding with the
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cell it's going to go into the endosome and then it's going to release
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into this thing a negative strand RNA and some proteins which can copy it
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so the first thing to remember in case you're unaware of this is that flu
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and measles are negative strand RNA viruses
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that they they can't be read by our ribosomes
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so in order for an influenza virus to be a useful particle it also needs to have
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all of the accessory proteins present so that that negative strand RNA when
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it's released into the cell will be reliably copied into a positive
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strand RNA which can be then translated into proteins by our
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our ribosomes now that's a pretty interesting
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scenario right because then if we go back to this
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this illusion here then in a flu virus when a flu virus is
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assembled not only do you need to get a full genome in there or in the flu
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viruses case actually need to get about eight circular RNAs
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into the same virus but you also need to get some of these proteins in there
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because if they're not in there then this virus will be useless
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so contrast that to the positive stranded RNA virus of coronavirus and you
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will see that actually the translation of the full genome occurs
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immediately and you produce n proteins and you produce this
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primary translating poly protein and so these these
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this compound protein something something apparently can copy
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sub genomic RNAs right away to genomic RNAs or sorry genomic RNAs
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right away to genomic RNAs you see in this picture here this is from like
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science magazine so if you think that this is kind of a
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a bad picture I agree but here you have just a little cartoon that seems to
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indicate that this this amount of protein is capable
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of making copies of the single stranded genomic RNA
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but it's also capable of making these single stranded genomic RNA subgenomic
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RNAs that are little tiny ones here and they don't really
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explain much more about it it's again a lot of hand waving but again you can see
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the task none of these RNAs are supposed to be packaged
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only the full genome should get packaged and
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shipped out and yet when we've looked at the expression of these positive
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stranded genomes in cell cultures we see that the preponderance of
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mRNA's that are produced are actually all these subgenomic RNAs like hundreds
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of thousands of times more than any full genomes that are made and so this
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seems to kind of to support the idea of what Robert Malone
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said which is the vast majority of viral particles don't end up with a full
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genome inside of them because the full genome is very rarely
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copied with high with very very rarely copied successfully and then every
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time it is copied successfully there are a number of errors in it because of
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the way that RNA is copied now it is possible
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in the realm of possibility that this little area here in the cartoon
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will be found to be quite high fidelity and Jay's all wrong and he's an idiot
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and he can go home but I really doubt that and more importantly
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there's no real there's no real firm molecular evidence for the fidelity
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here at this step they can say that it's it's here
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or it's there but the bottom line is that it's not like
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copying double stranded DNA and so you're already at lower fidelity with that
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and so what is actually happening here is most likely that these
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these RNAs these viruses are interacting with existing machinery
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that already packages things that already puts
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RNA or DNA into a package and already has proteins on the outside
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because then it would make a lot more sense in other words
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it's kind of like a cuckoo clock and if you hijack a cuckoo clock you can't
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make it make toast you can make it ring at the wrong time
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you could make it make funny noises but you can't make it make toast and I
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don't think that a virus can go into a cell and make it do something that it
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already doesn't do. Cells already package exosomes and send
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signals to one another and so I think that this is just
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hijacking of that signal and but what that means
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is that what we are doing is we are packaging RNA and the vast majority of
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the RNA that we find in there is either low fidelity copy or even a
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impartial copy and that's the problem with what they find when they look in
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these papers what they find when they look in the wild and so this is the
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analogy I come up with they are more like mixed tapes
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and so you cannot grow them in the wild. A mixed tape is
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from the old days where if you bought this in the store it would sound really
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good but if you copied it for your friend it would
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already have this hiss and it wouldn't sound very well
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so you could make a mixed tape for your girlfriend and put all the songs that
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reminded you of her on one tape and it would sound okay
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but if you wanted to make a copy of that mixed tape it would sound really awful
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and this lacking a loss of fidelity upon each copy
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there is a there is a equivalent to that in the copying of RNA
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that is orders of magnitude more important than the copy
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than in the copying of DNA and that's why an analogy for RNA
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versus DNA a useful one might be an audiotape versus a CD if you make a
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mixed CD and then you made a copy of that CD it would be a
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pretty decent copy to listen to but it's not the same with
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audiotape and so I'm making the argument that
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like audiotape an RNA signal found in the anus of a bat
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or found in the lung of a sick child is not a
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culturable signal that can be made infinite quantities of
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you can't just grab it and go and then you know put some more in the culture
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and pull some more out and that that's always been a problem
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for them and the way that they overcome it is a
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technique that is who's who's um the credit for
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inventing it has been given to Ralph Barrick by the
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by the narrative by the tv but in reality these are just
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standard bench techniques for putting two pieces of DNA together
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and in this case the the DNA that they're putting together that they're
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ligating together is actually DNA that is the
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copy of a genome that they say they found in the wild so they make this DNA
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copy and I put a little CD here to indicate that this is a high
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fidelity copy and because a coronavirus genome is so long they need to divide
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it in a few plasmids and so that's where the
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ligation comes in you have five pieces that you can
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that you can grow in a bacterial culture and then those five pieces need to be
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ligated together into one genome and that ligation step
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requires a sort of puzzle piece to be cut
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in both ends of those of those plasmids and then that puzzle piece cut is
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actually done by a specific enzyme and so with very clever choices
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of codons you can actually make an assembly kit
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for coronavirus genomes that you can kind of insert pieces into
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and this methodology has been blamed for again that that sewing
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icon that I put on the worst case scenario it is
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it is the stitching of things together and using this technique to do it
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that then leads to a huge quantity of DNA and this is the part where Kevin
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McCurnan seems to want to try and obfuscate the
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idea of clones the problem is with clones is that when you make this DNA
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in a bacterial culture you can make as much as you want
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and so when you convert it to RNA there's only one step
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from converting it to DNA and RNA so there's a limited amount of errors that
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will be made and since you're moving from a
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pure template of DNA to a limited amount of errors of RNA
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you will produce a purity of this full genome that doesn't exist when you
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sample these from nature because when you sample them from nature
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the mRNA makes a bunch of subgenomic RNAs that overwhelm the RNA signal and
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the full genome is almost undetectable and this gets overcome if you do it this
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way because you have a DNA copy of the full genome that you
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convert to RNA so there's no subgenomic RNA produced
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you're not even using an RNA-dependent RNA polymerase you're using an RNA
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polymerase that has been commercially optimized
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and what this allows you to do is produce cell cultures that are
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replicable and everybody can use your your DNA you can just make or RNA you
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can just make more of it from the DNA that you made you can make more DNA if
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you want you can also make replicable cell
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animal models of these infections and you can also share it with people the
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worst part about this is just like the mRNA shot you can you can
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produce industrial quantities of this it doesn't have to be small batch brewing
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you can do a giant batch of this cDNA and then convert it
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all to RNA and you will have a large quantity of infectious RNA
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that could have never ever ever ever been generated in any other way because
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of the nature of RNA copying and fidelity
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and so they have indeed used this for all RNA papers
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forever this is what they do now they find a signal they make a clone
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and now if you want to use my clone i can send it to you
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this is an example of a paper that was done in 2019 right before the pandemic
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where they use human coronavirus 229e and they make a
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clone of it they take this clone and they put it
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into a cell culture and they look for the sub-genomic
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RNAs to be transcribed and they're trying to look for the
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the relative ratio that they're produced in
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and so i'm going to skip this slide when they when they find the
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this is kind of a hard graph to read but what you're looking for
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are these signals here and what level they are relative to the x axis
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sorry the y axis hello and so as you go up
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in in in the y axis you go up in abundance
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and the coverage here so what you're covering is the full genome which is
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listed on the bottom so this ORF1a and ORF1b
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are where all these magic proteins are which are able to copy the viral genome
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but also make the sub-genomic RNAs that are necessary for viral
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replication and assembly according to virologists
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the interesting thing is is when copying begins
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using this clone the vast majority of sub-genomic RNAs that are present
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are the n protein the m protein the e protein a protein called number four
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and the s protein and in fact when you look for full-length RNAs
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they only found two so while there were
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somewhere between five and eight thousand copies of the n protein in
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some of these transcripts a lot of these are are high numbers
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then there are different lengths and different variations of that fragment
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there were only two fragments that could qualify as anywhere
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near full length now we could have missed some
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except the problem is is that we've seen this same signal even in the old days
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when we were doing it in old ways when we were still
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really just being able to look at MR RNA and looking at whole fractions in
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gel pull downs they still saw the the full genome is almost invisible
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it's almost impossible to find and so this is a very consistent signal
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it's probably not the limitations of nanopore sequencing in that latest
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paper because this signals the same
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when a coronavirus RNA replicates it very rarely makes a full copy of itself so
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how in the world are these things spreading from person to person
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it definitely isn't the way that the cartoon describes it that's the reason
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why this story doesn't make sense that it's really hard to culture
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well if the virus was making perfect copies of itself it would be easy to
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culture but it's not it's making very poor copies of
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itself many of the copies are non-replication competent that makes it
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difficult to culture coronavirus is from the wild
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the solution that they've come up with is to take that RNA sequence that they
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find in the wild turn it into cDNA constructs that can be
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grown in high quantities in a bacterial culture
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they can then use any number of ways to convert that cDNA
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to RNA you don't have to get into that now and in fact because we're in a talk
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with with somebody like Kevin McCurnan it would be really silly for me to try
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and wax intellectual about all the details of that
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but the point is is that when they do this they are able to create
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a purity level of a single copy many many copies of a pure RNA that can't
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exist in nature because of the nature of replicating RNA
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now the the trick is is that up until now no one has really tried to measure
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the infectious ratio of a coronavirus swarm in an animal or in nature or
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anywhere else but my guess is it's a lot different
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than one to one or 10 to one or even 50 to one
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the point is is that if you make an RNA copy
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or sorry a DNA master copy you can make lots of copies of the same RNA and you
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will have averted this problem that makes it so difficult to culture
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coronaviruses from the wild so are you are you suggesting that they're
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making um so you know if you put that infectious
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clone into a mammalian cell you're going to get a very similar
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output to what um SARS does right the the replicated machinery is going to
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make this really odd array of different expression from the N gene the M gene
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and uh because it has to right if you want to actually stoichiometrically
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put one genomic piece of DNA or RNA into a capsid
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you have to make like a hundred to a thousand spikes a hundred to a thousand
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you know n proteins envelope protein so so they're going to express a lot more
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that junk at the end of the molecule just to make that assemble correctly
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are you suggesting that that to do an infectious clone release you'd have to
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like take the clones grow them in a co-lide like they're doing through the
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vaccines and then purify them and then make a lot of T7
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like RNA off of it and then infect people with the RNA somehow
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because in that case it would be it would be linear it all be one molecule it
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wouldn't be all diced up in having this this different type of um
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expression profile that we see in nature right so that's that's kind of my point
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is that if you did that you would have a an infectious clone would be
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and not a accurate representation of what SARS does when it's on its own
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so the question becomes ladies and gentlemen what in the world is this
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all about why in the world all of a sudden in
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January of 2024 do I after being blocked for a year and just kind of
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ignoring him do I still get this kind of vitriol when
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when we discussed it live over that was in March of 2000 of last year
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when we discussed it live he didn't have this went on
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there was 15 more minutes of that discussion where we discussed
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all of these principles and he didn't think it was crazy
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and yet yes sir well what's that uh
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we have had Kevin McGurnan on as a guest but that I can't remember what he
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looks like was that him then that was him then
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absolutely right and so here he is calling me uh
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Keystone Cop clone chemtrail hypothesis when we've discussed it many times
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and he didn't call it this and so well he seemed a little bit exercised there
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I think when he was challenging you uh that's okay I don't have any
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problem with that oh no I know I you know I yes okay
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I was just calling the first thing that he says is that
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in this comment is that co is coronavirus has circled the globe every year he
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also says that they hyper optimize the receptor binding domain
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and that equals fast spread now that wasn't the way it was it was actually
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we turned this off it was actually the fear and cleavage site that was blamed
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for that for quite some time um then we have this uh
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then we have uh it could not spread as fast as what he said and so it has to be
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already endemic but but but I was I've been
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explaining that to him that this is a background
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and that if there is a background that's being confounded by the PCR then we
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would we were just being misled he is purposefully
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ignoring that for more than two years
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and what so Kevin why just let me go forward let me go forward
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ask it at the end ceding clone hypothesis is chemtrail retarded is not a
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scientific discussion here this is it a this is a multi-millionaire
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wasting his time on his own sub stack trying to trash somebody who has 3,000
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followers and was just laid off from chd
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like what why does he even need to waste his time doing this unless there is a
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reason and the reason is is because this idea
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is the right answer you infect a few people with a clone so that you get the
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same sequence in any place that you look for it
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and if it lasts for a little while or a few days
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it doesn't matter I don't know how long it will last I don't know how much
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quantity they would use I don't care the point is is that this biology is
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real the papers are hundreds and to argue about
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whether or not RNA replicates at this at this fidelity or that fidelity
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doesn't change the fact that that these clones are used
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to make coronavirus biology replicable in each
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in each experiment if you don't do that then the moment you do an experiment
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with a coronavirus you can't replicate it because it's gone
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and so this keystone cop chemtrail hypothesis insult is actually an
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admission that this is actually real there's no other way
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that this guy with a cannabis company is going to be touring the world talking
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about these shots and so leaking the virus is better he's
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actually arguing that real viruses have
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have attributes that clones don't
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and the most important thing and to understand is that in all of his time
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and all of his podcasts and all of the microphones he's ever had
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he's never once pointed out that on top of all this they were really exaggerating
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the danger of whatever it was and that the protocols in America probably
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caused mass casualty events that were misconstrued as spread
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and so the defense of there are viruses the defense of
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the relative replication competence of viruses is irrelevant if you don't
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actually acknowledge that there's this giant body
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of misleading media coverage that went on for years
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and these people ignore all of it and make us focus on clones
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and talk about whether or not i'm right or or a little off on the
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replication competence of a particular gene in the coronavirus genome
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it's absolutely absurd and you can see it here because in that same
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video from march of last year uh Jessica Rose says that it's the best
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idea she's ever heard and it explains almost everything here is the
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the sub-stack that she wrote after that article it says by the way a massive
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thank you to Jonathan Cooley, Matthew Crawford, John Bodwin and Mark Gerda Do
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for the Thursday night chats you know who Mark Gerda Do is he's the guy who
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claims that it's a bolus effect and if you just hit a vein
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that that's where autism comes from you know who Matthew Crawford is you
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know who John Bodwin is you know who uh Jessica Rose is this
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is a description of the Steve Kirsch steering committee that used to meet
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on every Thursday night where i would explain this stuff to these people that
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now ignore it the only person who covers this
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idea is Matthew Crawford. Mark Gerda Do insists that it's still
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just injection and missing the vein. John Bodwin is talking about what he
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needs to talk about and he's every time he says that the protocols were
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murdered somebody cuts him off. We need to wake up to the idea that we
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have been lied to and that there are people who are actively lying to us they
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are obfuscating the truth about this and they they even go so far as to say
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that the viral swarm isn't real even though they have to admit that RNA
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cannot be copied perfectly if it can't be copied perfectly the swarm is real
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done
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and so they have there's an orchestrated campaign to make this
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diffuse proposal real so that this fear and cleavage site becomes real again
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and so that this cover-up becomes real again and so you think that we think
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that our families think that we need to teach our kids
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that this was a solved mystery and that Fauci and eco-health alliance are guilty
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of this we need to return RNA to real again
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we need to return the biology of RNA and clones real again
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that's what we need to do and now i'm going to use this analogy and then i'm
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going to wrap up but look very carefully at this guy this
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Italian guy pretending to stop this subway
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and so he gets on and he pulls it to a stop and then he's going to go over here
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and he's going to chalk up his his hands and he's going to pretend that he's
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doing this now what i want you to understand is that the more people
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and please do this thought experiment if you haven't already the more people
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that he recruited to do this act the more convincing it would be
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especially if you were a young person or you didn't know anything about
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electric trains and the bigger the people were
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the more animated they were the more lights and and and sparks that that they
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had in their in their uniform or or more tools that they used
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and more noises that you heard as the train stopped or the train went away
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the more convincing it would become that these people
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were stopping and starting the train and i want you to think about the pandemic
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as something like this that if enough people
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were to act like there's a pandemic to agree
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to fight about what the pandemic is that you would be bamboozled by it you
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would think wow look at all these it must be
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and if you were one who really wanted to participate you might even be
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invited to hear there here's the tug-of-war pull on the rope
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you can help us by pulling on the rope and so you get your position on the
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right i yeah jim's raised his hand with a question
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oh it's okay good i'll stop right here go ahead jim
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well actually jj it was very interesting what you were just saying then you
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were interrupted on a key sentence what was that
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um well i don't know just that that that um
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that all of these people now if you think about how this little
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this little cartoon goes the more people that you have standing along the
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train the more convincing this this illusion
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is and so that people are doing something that matters
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and in the in the start of the pandemic do you want to ask your question now jim
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go ahead
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actually i didn't mean to interrupt i just wanted you to address the
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uh if you could the different types of spike pro teams that are being
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alleged by a guy named jason mcclellan who supposedly invented the uh
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the vaccine um you know i can comment on that a little bit
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are you aware of that guy i'm not aware of that guy but i
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and i don't want to interrupt you i didn't want i didn't mean to interrupt i just
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wanted to get in line early because you're gonna have a lot of questions this
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great talk okay great um so the point would be then
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to get back to this is that the more people you had standing on the train
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that agreed to talk about one thing and that not not question the pandemic
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but just talk about one aspect of it like a novel treatment
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or whether we can build immunity or not or whether T cells are involved or it's
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all B cells or is it a natural killer cells
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did the lockdowns work or not i mean are we seeing evidence of masking working
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in in asia or not these debates were all real
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and they were all televised and they were all designed to make sure that you
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didn't question the primary thing that was happening which is that these
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mass casualty events equal spread that these PCR tests
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equal spread and so all of this stuff was scripted it was
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it was gamed it was tabletop exercised for many years they knew
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that they were getting closer and closer to getting it right
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and so i would argue that there are a couple things that we can know for sure
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hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin are underutilized pretty useful drugs
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chances are very good that in a place like america using processed food and
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eating as bad and and exercising as little as they do
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that's something like hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin when applied
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to somebody with some immune problem some sickness that it might have some
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general effect even if it's not directly related to whatever that they were
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experiencing the point being that these are underutilized
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pharmaceuticals that have no real danger if they're used properly and even
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their overdosing is probably not that dangerous so you have
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this issue here that if you accept this again this is the mystery
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a novel virus needs novel cures what did they choose they choose novel cures
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that you could argue about without any problem
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and then they also conveniently did really badly design studies that could
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people could argue about people like bret could argue about people like
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p.r. cori could write a whole book about
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i would argue that the double stranded dna is another
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opportunity to make fake helpers join in the vigorous discussion that will
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never question the necessity of the transfection in the first place
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nor will they question the general application of transfection as a
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vaccination methodology because they will say
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like like uh buckholtz did that if this dna is in the shot i would still give
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it to my my parents but i wouldn't give it to my
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daughter he actually said that in front of this
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the the south carolina senate this guy who claims that he was
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whistleblowing on the dna contamination and confirmed that
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kevin mccernan's measurements were right this is a guy who was also very involved
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in the testing for coronavirus for the first two years it's not
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for nothing that he was chosen to be the guy who again stepped in front of
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step to the side of the train and pretend to help stop it
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they praised the methodology and they blamed the rush
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and so the last thing that is is this diffuse proposal and its contents and
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whether or not it's real and whether or not the contents mean that they were
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already done whether these released emails indicate that
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they the experiments were obviously already done
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and just like other aspects of the narrative if you accept this relevance
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or even argue about it you are not arguing about whether r and a can go
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around the planet and change colors
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and they have done this with lots of things
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including meetings all around the world where people are invited and considered
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celebrities and get to go on stage and present their results
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and then somehow or another their results or their objections never
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quite come out of the meeting like they should
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and so in this scenario i just want you to imagine where
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jessica rose is a good guy and and and um
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bairam brittle is a good guy and denny rancor is a good guy and
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and nick hudson's a good guy and ryan and ryan cole's a good guy and they're
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all these people on the stage are pulling
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on this tug-of-war but actually when it comes right down to it maybe some of
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these people in yellow aren't actually pulling
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maybe they're not actually going to leave this meeting and tell everybody
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everything they heard they're just going to tell everybody some things that they
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heard and that's how they did this throughout the
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entire pandemic by calling me by putting me in signal
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chats and having me give them tutorials on my
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immunology ideas and then not putting them on their podcast
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not telling anybody who they were learning this from correcting themselves
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but not giving credit they did this to everyone
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they're doing it to denny rancor right now they're doing it to nick hudson right
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now nick hudson was at this discussion talk
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conference in romania and budepest and nobody ever said that his talk was
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great and i'm sure it was
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and nobody's ever said that denny rancor was there and that he showed there was
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no evidence of spread they just show that he shows that 17 million people were
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killed by the shot because that's okay to talk about but
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there the fact that mass casualty events don't
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have spread away from them is not okay so they don't talk about it
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but denny presented that data and that's how this is done ladies and
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gentlemen they are controlling a narrative about this
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potential and any other parts of this narrative are just discarded
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and they keep bringing you back to this faith
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and keep making it about this phase without making it about there being
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no evidence of spread not making it about the projected
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medicare costs that were saved in america and around the world especially in
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america and not making it about strict liability
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in america in in our law where the way that we speak about what happens with
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regular pharmaceuticals it's strict liability you're responsible for the
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damage that's done with your product and we have we don't apply that to
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vaccines we could just change that but nobody talks about it
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we have this separate system called ci
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cp and vicp which are two kangaroo courts
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where all of the claims against vaccine manufacturers are brought and
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the u.s. government pays all of those damages they even pay for lawyers that
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bring losing cases
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and in our constitution it says in the seventh amendment that we have the
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right to sue for damages over twenty dollars so that seems to kind of
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contradict because we're not allowed to sue
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vaccine manufacturers we have to use a kangaroo court
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it seems that that's a pretty pretty obvious violation of our seventh
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amendment i know they have it
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but what have you got to mute yourself
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it seems like a regular that's a violation of the seventh amendment but
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nobody ever talks about that none of the lawyers that have been in front of
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this in this group have ever said to you that one of the ways that we could win
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is that we could take a single vaccine injury to
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court in a state and have the state court say no we can't see your
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your claim because of the prep act and then you could
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take that as an appeal to the federal court and have the federal court strike
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the prep act has unconstitutional we could be done in months
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but nobody's doing that and that should tell you all you need to know
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with all of this biology that i have to teach
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i got laid off and not from from from a university this time
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and so i think the most important thing to understand is this
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teamwork case scenario is real some of them were co-opted some of them were
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forced some of them were coerced some of them did it gladly
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some of them were in place before the pandemic and found themselves between
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a rock and a hard place as part of this
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control mechanism in the media and then wow do i really have to go along with
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this yes you do and we are victims of this
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our children are victims of this because they are being misled to believe that
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something real happened that could happen again
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and that thank goodness transfection worked pretty well for grandma
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and it all started with this illusion here
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spike protein and antibodies and the antibodies from infection being very
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much weak compared to the vaccine antibodies this is a picture that's
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taken from Francis Collins his own blog in july of 2020
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this is the illusion in a nutshell this is the
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lie in a nutshell the variants go on into the future and your infection
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antibodies are useless
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and depending on who you got in the car with you would have heard all this
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you would have heard arguments about all this if you were lucky enough to get in
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the car with thomas binder well good but then you would have had to survive
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four years with people telling you that thomas binder was crazy
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and that's the new world order that they want to teach our kids that's the new
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world order they want us to teach our kids and our teachers are doing it
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our college professors are doing it the college administrators are doing it
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soon this lie like in the book 1984 is going to be forgotten to become truth
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and so it's up to us to teach our kids the way out of this it's up to us to
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teach our kids that they have been fooled by this
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that these changes are real that they are being
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transitioned to submit to a digital id and digital currency the digital id is
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not a big deal because if you have a phone you already have it
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you're being tracked and monitored in ways that a digital id won't even do
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it's the digital currency you need to be afraid of of course but i'm not an
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expert in this stuff i just know that they're probably right people like
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michael edan are probably right this is the
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this is the next stage and they want you to believe that one of their excuses
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for this one of the excuses for this level of control
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is the the ongoing threat of gain of function viruses this is most
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important to understand we cannot let our children get on this train
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where we believe that we've defeated all diseases in the past by vaccination
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that we believe that novel coronaviruses can jump
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want them to believe that asymptomatic is a spread is what they need to think
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about they're already telling people in in america that rsv is
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is asymptomatic and that that they need to be concerned about all of these
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respiratory viruses as being asymptomatic this is a train
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that our kids are currently on and we have very little time to get them off of
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it before they have their own kids and teach them that this is the reality
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and so we need to get them off this train we need to get them out of this
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new world order so that this isn't erased the way to think about this in case
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you're not uh there is that they have told us that we have an
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ongoing RNA viral pandemic that started in 2020 and has been going on for
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five years five years of sustained RNA transmission that started in a point
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in a puddle at an animal cage and has gone around the world
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since it leaked that's ridiculous but it is a faith that no one questions
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and it is a faith that your children can be trapped in if you don't
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start pointing it out to them that we are in the fifth year of this lie
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i never thought we'd get this far
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and you can see it as a background they don't know what was in the background
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before it could be just noise like on a radio that they've turned really loud
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and then told you there's organization inside of it
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and this RNA signal being confounded as spread
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could have been seeded they could have seeded the the sequence using RNA or
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RNA clones or the DNA construct and put it in sewers
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and the PCR would have been positive some people would have probably complained
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because the spike protein and end protein are immunogenic and would have
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annoyed their immune system so a transfection by a clone
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would have done everything and more to create and see the illusion of the
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pandemic without endangering anybody except for the people who bought in
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so the way to see these people that are meddling with us is they don't ever
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talk about the childhood vaccine schedule as being
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as being criminal i heard Pierre Corey on Jimmy Dorr last night saying it was
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criminal and i loved it um so good for Pierre Corey
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advocate for strict liability of all pharmaceutical products that's the way
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you speak to lawyers you just say no i'm not i don't want to talk about
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all this other stuff why don't we advocate for strict liability why don't we
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use the seventh amendment to strike this prep act we need to start saying that
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regularly investigate the use of deadly protocols to create
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mass casualty events that were misconstrued as spread
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and investigate whether or not transfection could have been used to compound
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that problem or to create the molecular illusion of it
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um declare or take your sovereignty back from your
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from them and and and the sovereignty of your children and withdraw from the
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who in the u.n. entirely and if you want to see the medlers they're not
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talking about this stuff they rarely cite the deadly protocols that's
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number three um they rarely use the word
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transfection although Brett Weinstein occasionally does
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they never use the word clone to explain anything and in fact if they use the
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word clone they use it to ridicule me and finally they attack people instead
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of ideas and they are unable to summarize across the entire show and
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that's really evident with somebody like um with somebody like Kevin
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McCurnan who has defended transfection in the past by saying i hope we don't
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throw the bat the baby out with the bath water because of this
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contamination and has also very distinctly
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not spoken up about any of the protocols ever which of course were used to justify
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the rollout of this product and if you really wanted to bring
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everybody to attention and to understand how badly with bamboozled you would
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tell the whole story at least in a nutshell and not just say it's double
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shredded DNA and then my hair's on fire
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and the reason why they're doing in this is because the rich people in in
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private meetings have been saying for a long time we got to start collecting
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this data from these people before they're gone
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and since we're going to get rid of them we should start collecting that data they
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want your kids and they want your kids kids so this is a multi-generational
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thing you don't have to think about this going to be over in a couple years
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this is not going to stop because they've convinced themselves that if they
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collect enough data and the AI evolves that we're eventually going to solve
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all this and we're going to become the transhuman futurist that everybody
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wants us to be so please stop transfection human because
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they are trying to eliminate the control group by any means necessary
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that's the end i'm open for questions thank you
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well done jj great sorry that was so long
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i didn't realize that was so long it was it was wonderful
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so we'll go back to our normal process um steven next 15 minutes and then
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jim you'll be first after steven so steven
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