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David has had to defer and J.J. Kooey is jumping into the breach. Welcome to today's discussion.
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This group is founded by Dr. Stephen Frost with a desire to pursue truth, ethics, justice,
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freedom and health. Stephen has stood up against government and power over the years and has been
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a whistleblower and activist. His medical specialty is radiology. We comprise lots of professions
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here from all around the world. We're not just medical doctors and many of us thought
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that vaccines were okay. Now many of us proudly say, yes, we are passionate anti-vaxxers. If this
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is your first time here, welcome and feel free to introduce yourself in the chat. If you publish
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anything, use that podcast, put the details into the chat so we can find you, promote you,
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don't be shy. Most of us understand we're in the middle of World War III and that there
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are various battle lines as part of this war. Most of us understand the development of science
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and that the science has never settled. The meeting runs for two and a half hours after
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which for those with the time, Tom Rodman runs a video telegram meeting. Tom puts the links
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into the chat if you're able to join. We listened to J.J. Kooey for as long as he's thought he's
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going to speak a short time and then we're going to have plenty of Q&A and Stephen
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Frost via a long established tradition asks the first series of questions for the first 15 minutes.
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There's no censorship. It's a free speech environment. If you're offended by anything, be offended.
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We're genuinely not interested. We reject the offense industry that requires nobody to say
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anything that may offend another. We come with an attitude and perspective of love not fear. Fear
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is the opposite of love. Fear squashes you, love on the other hand expands you and in my show last
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week I talked about fear porn just to hold those two words in your head. Governments are love it
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when you are full of fear. You come to this place to remind yourself to let go of the fear.
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If you have a solution or a product or links or resources that will help people put the details
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into the chat, the meeting is recorded and is uploaded on the Rumble channel. Some of you will
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be watching this by recording. Welcome and now welcome again JJ Kubi who has presented twice to
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us before this is his third time and please go back and look at the recordings of his presentations.
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They are excellent, they are provocative, they are meaningful and thank you JJ for jumping into
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the last moment to replace Dr David Martin and thank you Stephen Frost again for all creating
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this agreement for organising JJ. Over to you JJ you have screen sharing rights what we're in
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your hands. Thank you very much anybody who's watching now on the zoom if you don't already see me as
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the big screen and only the big screen then go up to the right hand corner of your screen click
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on view and change it to speaker view instead of gallery because I'm going to control my own
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screen and so it will never override that so you need to change to that view and then you'll see me
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big and that means if you see that then you should also see me now down here in the corner
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and if that's working fine then everything should be good so I first of all I want to
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compliment you guys for being here every week multiple times sometimes for the last three years
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because we're going to require a certain level of endurance for us to make it across the finish
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line in the coming years and I say coming years because I'm quite certain that that's how long
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this battle is going to go. We can't take the bait on TV and social media which keeps us focused
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on the ground in front of us. I'm starting to really understand that the game is a longer game
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than this year or next year and in order for us to get ahead of this game we're going to have
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to start thinking a little bit farther ahead than the coming six months and so don't take the bait
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don't pay attention to the things that they're throwing in front of you even if it's google fold
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and they claim that they've figured out how they can fold all the proteins in the universe
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and they've made a little video like the one I'm playing here to trick you into the believing
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that. So I've been pitching for a while that essentially the psychological operation of the
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pandemic was one way in which they used a series of censorship and very dramatic pronouncements that
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were all uniform across the globe in order to trick us into believing that there was a mystery
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to solve and that that mystery involved a virus that circulated the globe for more than three years
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that that virus was very different and novel from any other previous virus and that that
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meant it was likely that it wasn't natural and the mystery has led us the solving of this mystery
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has essentially tricked the left and the right into believing that the solution to this mystery
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is the truth and so whether you end up believing that it's probably natural or it's probably a
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lab leak or that pandemics are something that we need to fear in the future is something that you
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won't question so I kind of said that a little awkwardly but if you come to the conclusion that
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it was a natural virus or you come to the conclusion that it was a lab leak you are still coming to
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the conclusion that we must prepare for the next one and that as our wonderful technology
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continues to grow and expand the ease with which anyone who wants to be a creep can create a pandemic
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virus will become ever more accessible to people working in their garage and that is essentially
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what they would like the average tv viewer to have come to in the last three years and this trick
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has been magical because this trick has been pulled off by a number of different people
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and I'm not necessarily accusing anyone on the screen here in particular but I'm just
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trying to use it as an illustration for how a series or a group of people that could change
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the way that we think about respiratory disease that could change the way we think about all
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cause mortality that could change the way we think about our immune response to disease
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and change the way that we think about vaccination or permanently solidify how we think about it
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could essentially allow to happen by just telling people that there's a novel virus and we have no
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idea what to do although it looks like pneumonia it's not treatable in the normal way because this
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is a novel virus and we have no idea what to do and so with the very standard you know rush to rush
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to conclusions and make sure that there's legal protection and there's also financial
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incentives they were able to use medazalam in the UK remdesivir in the united states a drug that
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has never proven therapeutic for anything and they were able to make it the standard of care
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in the united states for more than a year they were able to ventilate people to stop spread
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they told paramedics in New York City not to resuscitate heart attack victims
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because resuscitation might cause the spread of the disease and so these things are all coming out
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now three years later when we finally try to look at the death count in New York City and we find a
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four-week bomb of 20,000 excess deaths and then it goes right back to baseline and never goes up
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again and now that we have this data and we point out to people they just deny it it doesn't matter
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Jessica Hawkins data doesn't matter and now we're starting to see how this was done it was best
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described by Noam Chomsky and I'm sorry I said this last time but again I'm not prepared so
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the spectrum of debate has been limited by this this cartoon mystery that has been presented to us
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on TV and social media thrown into movies years before the pandemic so that we were primed and
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ready to go we were already knowing that viruses come out of bat caves we were already told that
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it can be accessed in laboratories with animal passage or with cell culture and we've more recently
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been told that we can stitch them together and this has always been the plan it has always been
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the plan to lie to us about this potential and then come out with a big global drama
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in order to solidify it as the new mythology under which we would be governed it is the only way
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that you could think about governing a globe you can't govern a globe with different nations
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and different languages and different religions and different cultures different music unless they
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have one unifying mythology and this is that unifying mythology that there are gain of function
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viruses that RNA can be endowed with the ability to travel from person to person with high fidelity
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for three years through millions of people and they've convinced us with all of these people
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all of these people are on narrative and it's become my life's mission to understand
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who was briefed on this silly narrative and I've been able to figure it out based on what they
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don't talk about almost no one talks about how how central it was to 2020 and 2021 that PCR was
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taken seriously we don't even talk about it anymore but this was a gigantic fraud and how many of
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our dissident leaders are talking about it but they should start with it they should start with it
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at every talk but they don't masking lockdown the fact that we now have data that shows that there
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was no spread in New York City the death certificate frauds that were documented in so many different
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states nobody seems to know but me the protocol do not resuscitate frauds that were
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were done in New York City for that month no one is still talking about it the way that they
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ventilated the way and how they treated people with remdesivir and who's responsible for that
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we're not talking about it and who's not talking about it almost everybody in the red triangle
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I'm not picking on people not calling people bad guys but you can go through their social
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media with a objective electronic comb and you can just query how often do they talk about
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remdesivir and when they do what do they say who do they talk about it with have they ever
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mentioned medazalam in the UK no american ever does so if you start to really look at it my
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friends they start to reveal themselves because they don't actually tell the truth
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they tell this story about a novel virus that is responsible for the majority of the damage
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and the majority of the crazy behavior we had to make these decisions because of the virus
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and none of these people in this red triangle for all practical purposes do not question the
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existence of the virus and i'm not saying that there isn't a virus but i am saying that there
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isn't something that was released at a point in rulon and then traveled around the world rapidly
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for three years changing variant after variant after variant that is definitely a mythology
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and in fact anybody that's questioned the protocols first or the spread or the variants
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is now in this yellow zone where you can't talk to them anymore they're irrelevant
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and so i figured out a way to really piss them off which is to save this stuff in a more correct
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way and so i believe this is very close but i've got to caveat it a little bit because some people
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don't really like what i'm saying whoops what i'm saying here
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but transfection is not immunization that's pretty simple but intramuscular injection of any
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combination of substances with the intent of augmenting the immune system is dumb is something i've
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been saying more recently and it needs a little bit of a caveat if your goal is to augment the
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immune system so that the mucosal layer of the lungs and the gut respond in a positive way so
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that you are immune to a disease that replicates there then immunizing intramuscularly is dumb
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if there are viruses that maintain some kind of you know serum and some kind of concentration
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in the serum and therefore you need antibodies there that you got to explain it to me but for now
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today i want to end my talk with a little picture that i'll draw where i try to explain the immune
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system very simply more importantly in a way that you yourself can explain it to your friends and
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family and then explain why intramuscular injection might not be all it's cracked up to be and certainly
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transfection is not all it's cracked up to be so this is my latest sort of people map everybody in
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yellow is somebody who's still following the faith of the natural or the novel virus that we
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had to do something in the MRI probably saved people and uh the virus will come again the red
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people are just people that have blocked me and made me sure that they're probably not good players
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and the green are people who's consistency with pursuit of the truth has impressed me
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enough so that i i think they're their their track record is pretty consistent i'm not this
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is not an exhaustive list this is my own personal experience so one that if you don't know who this
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is jessica hockett should speak for your group at some point she is a teacher of teachers working
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and living in the new york city area i believe her in chicago or yeah chicago she lives in but
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she analyzed the data from new york city and compared it to chicago and found some incredible
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anomalies which i think are some of the more important discoveries in the american data since
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the start of the pandemic and really underscore the illusion that was created and specifically
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with new york i'm sure you guys all know who nick hudson is he said some of the smartest stuff
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i mean he's not always a hundred percent because he's he's trying very hard to keep as many
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possibility doors open even when i think that they're closed but that doesn't make him bad
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what i think has been so wonderful about him is because he has so succinctly articulated the
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idea that when somebody presents you with a global problem that requires global solutions you know
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it's bs and that single ideological contribution to our movement has been spectacular because i
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think it sums up about 80 percent of what the messaging needs to be going forward to the people
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who are way off the reservation and we need to save
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of course you know denny way uh jj we have had nick present to us okay great he's fantastic i don't
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know if you've had denny rancor but he's also denny is just fantastic and he's done some of the analysis
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of course that's really breaking this wide open now one of the things you might not be so aware of
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is this recent development and my work and the work of marqulak we have not really discovered but
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kind of uncovered some connections between these people in the beginning of the pandemic which would
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seem to suggest that it wouldn't be ridiculous for them to have coordinated their messaging from
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the very beginning um there are several examples of robert malone doing live streams when he first
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came public in august of 2021 with paul cotrell um paul cotrell was the first person that i ever
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live stream with in 2020 and in 2020 i had already uncovered him as fraud um calling himself a
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doctor but he's actually uh he actually did a phd in finance and he was doing a biology degree
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somewhere but he definitely wasn't a doctor and he actually said believe it or not in february of
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2020 that he was streaming a live phone call from taiwan where this woman was describing a situation
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in taiwan that was so dire and that the only thing that was working was a drug called remdesivir
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and she couldn't pronounce it but paul could now what makes it real curious about paul
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is that during every stream that i ever did with him and to me um uh in april of march in april of
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may of 2020 he was a proponent of it being a worst case scenario worst case scenario in
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new york city and arguing that he could see the cooler trucks outside of his
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apartment so it didn't matter what jay cooey was saying i can see the reality in new york city
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now interestingly george web's favorite source of biology since the beginning of the pandemic is
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none other than paul cotrell and to this day george web will defend paul cotrell as one of the heroes
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of the biology now at the same time consider the fact that robert melon and george vunden ball
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she knew each other from a professional relationship in two thousand seven and eight when they both
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worked for salve pharmaceuticals on the flu back seat which in two thousand eleven mark
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robert melon was speaking about uh in relation to fill and finish technologies
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and also presenting to the hoo directly so multiple governments then so at the start of the pandemic
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paul cotrell or sorry at the start of robert melon's emergence on to the public scene he had he
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streamed with paul cotrell he had already worked with here at vunden ball at salve so he mentions
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here at vunden ball she is one of the authorities almost immediately in his live streams and now
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he's saying that that george web over here is one of his worst enemies on the internet but
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usefully enough he links to george web's work and he links to george web's appearance on 60 minutes
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the same show that had you know peter day sack on a couple times and has had jamie mezel on a
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couple times talking about the lab leak so what i think we're starting to see here is that some
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of the people that we're pretending to be part of us are actually this fifth generation warfare
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kind of thing that have been grooming us to solve the lab leak forget about the protocols
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worry about gain a function and give up on figuring out who's responsible for this
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i think one of the reasons why you should be skeptical of karat vunden motion's recent position
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is that his position relies on the idea that the
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transfection faithfully augmented the immune system it's just that it augmented the immune
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system in a way that has pushed the virus in a particular direction and that is a spectacular
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it's a spectacular mythology where the virus the virus can be pushed around by a transfection
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in many people so what a wonderful they get he gets you to accept the power of transfection
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the the idea that viruses can transmit around the world all in one alternative theory
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and so i've been trying to break this down from the biological perspective but i think
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a really good illustration of what has occurred here sorry i got to go back
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and if you have seen this already i apologize but this is something that's really hit home
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um with people on my stream and so i thought i'd drop it in here and then i'll stop i think
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um there is an illusion of consensus that is created when you when you censor all of the people
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who you are speaking questionable or alternative views and you amplify all the people who are
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hyper on the same thing you know like build back better or whatever it's a horrible
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example but it's a good example and my argument is is that this is so complicated
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that they actually planned to create an illusion of consensus around the argument
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of a lab leak or a natural virus so much so that they have coordinated both sides
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with the heminate you know i don't know how to say that word but very vigorous defenders of
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the natural virus very vigorous defenders of the lab leak almost ridiculous right
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but that's the point because they want you to think that this debate and this consensus
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that this is the thing to argue about will lead you to think that well how can i deny it it's very
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much like an ash conformity experiment where so many people agree that this is the thing to
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figure out they must be the thing to figure out and once you jump on board you're done
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where's the illusion of consensus best illustrated is in a sitcom
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maybe you'll recall the the soup nazi maybe i'm turkey chili
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medium crab best this is one of the legendary episodes of Seinfeld
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where this guy's a real mean soup soup monger i didn't get any bread just forget it but it go
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oh excuse me i think you forgot my bread bread two dollars extra
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and now the illusion of consensus you want bread is audible three dollars
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nothing for you
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let me try it again and remove the illusion of consensus
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medium turkey chili medium crab best
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and so let me pause it to you get any bread just forget it let it go without the laughter
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it's not quite as funny i think you forgot my bread bread two dollars extra
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two dollars everyone in front of me got free bread you want bread yes please three dollars
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nothing for you
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now what does this say to you i don't know what it says to you but what it says to me
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is that intelligence agencies are the perfect medium through which to create
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the illusion of consensus on social media that there is a laboratory leak that there's a
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batcave virus that they're lying about it that those emails are weird
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that those people aren't acting correct rann paul and tony fauci fought live on tv
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it must be something significant the cdc leaked uh leaked a slide deck that says the delta
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is breaking through the vaccine and that even people who were previously infected are getting
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infected with delta oh my gosh the cdc was keeping this from us oh my goodness we found a
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d-o-d leaked lab sorry grant proposal from equal health alliance and they were going to insert
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fear and cleavage sites in coronaviruses and spray them into batcaves and this was in 2017
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so they probably did it and then that caused the pandemic we solved it
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and it sounds ridiculous but that's actually where we are the diffuse proposal was leaked
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the cdc did leak a slide deck about delta there was a slide deck leaked from the uk
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i don't know what that one's called the mhra or something like that also about one of the variants
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and they've been doing this repeatedly with the idea of ceding the narrative with social media
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personalities and on every you can't underestimate how many of these people are gaining followers
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fame comfort a lucrative sub stack simply because they agreed to push one thing
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or to not question the novelty of the virus or the necessity of doing something or the fact that
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it could come again if you don't question those three things everybody's trapped in this mythology
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forever and misleading children about this this is us telling them a new story about Santa Claus
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that is the reason instead of giving presents every year is the reason why they're going to
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need an electronic chip in their skin and so the tv scenarios are lab leak or batcave virus and
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the way to explain this is that in 2008 the earth was free of pathogen and then in 2019
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something was leaked or released or whatever and then it by itself went around the world
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RNA to RNA to RNA to RNA and that's where the biology breaks down RNA molecules can't do that
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and if you just say it that simple you don't need to say there are no RNA viruses you don't have to
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get into a debate about what diseases are real and what diseases aren't you just have to say that
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that's not how RNA works there might be local outbreaks of an infectious RNA I guess that's
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probably possible I don't know but I do know that if you put a thousand identical RNAs in a place
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in Wuhan and then put them on the street no matter how perfect they were they would not be able to
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jump from person to person with high fidelity all the way until 2024 and we could still call it the
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same thing no it's not all works and so a conflated background signal is the best way to think about
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it because again we have no data from before 2020 about whether or not anybody would test
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positive with any of these PCR tests none none whatsoever it is very similar to starting to measure
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the spread of automobiles around the world and saying there were no automobiles in 2019 and
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now there's this crazy spread of automobiles and you should look and if you I'm trying to think of
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a good analogy here but if you if you go into your garage or go outside of your house and you find
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something with four wheels you might already have an automobile and so now the premise there is is
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that the only way you would accept that as evidence of spread of automobiles in America
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is if you accept a premise that they weren't there yesterday holy crap we have two automobiles
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they were here spreading everyone the neighbors have automobiles I can see them holy cow
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and so the real biological shell game here is that before 2020 they had not a little data they had
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zero data zero nobody's sequencing coronaviruses and people nobody's mass testing for PCR
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nobody ever rolled out one of these these products before and if you listen to somebody like
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Michael Yieton explained it there's no way to to have products like this made and mass this quickly
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with the quality control that would be necessary for them to be reliable diagnostics of anything
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it's just absurd but we accepted it all
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and so the point here is to remember that it doesn't matter whether it's an endemic background
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coronavirus the protocols were murder and transfection is not medicine it doesn't matter if it was an
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infectious clone if you want to talk about that a little bit um the very quick summary for that
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in case you forgot is that DNA is quite high fidelity copying RNA is not and so that's the same
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reason why an RNA virus cannot go around the world with high fidelity for three and a half years
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because that's not how RNA works but RNA virology is based on the shortcut or the the cheat where
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you can take an RNA sequence that you're able to find in the wild you can synthetically create a
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DNA copy of that and then you can use a bacterial culture to make lots of copies of that DNA because
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DNA is quite high fidelity to copy meaning that you can make lots of copies of the same thing
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and they're pretty close to the same for millions and millions of copies then you can use an enzyme
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to change that huge collection of DNA molecules that are all identical to a pretty homogenous
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set of RNA and now that's a pure RNA clone of the original RNA sequence that you identified in the
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bat but in a purity and in a quantity that you would never be able to prepare by any natural means
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you know culturing into the dish or sampling lots of bats because again RNA doesn't copy itself
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high fidelity no matter which way and where it grows but if you make a clone of it in DNA and
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then you make a lot of that DNA then you can make a lot of that RNA and then you have a lot more
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than whatever existed nature and that that could be released in Wuhan in Iran and in America
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and anywhere that was released those people would test very PCR positive right on for that sequence
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and if you were able to create enough of it you would be able to sequence the whole thing so
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let me explain one thing about clones because I came up with this explanation earlier today on
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another interview and it'll be fun to put that in here so if you're infected I've told you this
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before if you're infected with a virus and and it's a it's a regular natural RNA coronavirus then
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as Robert Malone and others have explained a vast majority of the infectious particles that
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you inhale and that are produced from the infection are actually non-infectious particles and that's
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because the RNA copying is imperfect and the packaging is imperfect and the list is very long
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of all the things that are imperfect so we've known that there is an infectious to non-infectious
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particle ratio for all viruses and so for coronaviruses it might be 50 to 1 it might be 20 to 1 it
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might be 100 to 1 it might be 1000 to 1 nobody's really endeavored to measure it but let's just
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say it's 10 to 1 let's say that for every infectious particle that you inhale and it starts to replicate
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it will make nine non-infectious particles for every one infectious particle that's a pretty
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low ratio because actually a lot of viruses are thought to be between 20 and 50 so this is just
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one in 10 okay so I'm going to draw that picture with two squares and those are two different lungs
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so we're going to do two different infections okay so the first lung infection is one infectious
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particle is going to infect that lung okay and it's going to replicate I know we got to do we got
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to do we got to do through we got to do a total of 10 I guess that's that's how this works so we're
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going to infect it and so the 10 viral particles that get made in the first round of replication
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from this one is one and then one two three four five six seven eight nine two and these are all
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infectious or non-infectious particles and then you get one that's a good one okay if you took this
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and then this gets coughed out right then we're coughing out one infectious particle and many
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non-infectious particles you see so the odds are not great that this coronavirus is going to
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transmit it in fact that's the way that they explain coronavirus transmissions highly
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how do you say it unreliable transmission is exactly because of this this is what they would
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have told you before the pandemic now they don't say it at all but you can find papers discussing
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this idea that it's that it's this non-infectious to infectious particle ratio that makes the
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reliability of coronavirus infection low and then it's the variability in the copying of the RNA
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that makes each infection different from the last one and the RNA changes very rapidly in the
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coronavirus sequence and so how we build immunity to coronaviruses is usually through tolerance
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you try to ignore them because they're not really doing very much because most of the
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particles they make are garbage do you see now what I want you to think about very carefully
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is what happens when you get infected with a clone because when you get infected with a clone
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you're getting infected with pure RNA pure RNA meaning that if they are packaged correctly or
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it's done correctly then when you get infected you get 10
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infectious particles that would get made now sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry I just said that
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wrong number you screw this up darn it darn it darn it darn it so the point is is that in this
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in this first illustration where we're being infected by a cough right so this is
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this is somebody else transmitting infectious and non-infectious particles and then it replicates
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and then we cough if you get sorry I screwed that up if you get infected with a clone
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you are being you are inhaling 10 infectious particles
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not not nine non-infectious and one infectious particle you're inhaling 10 infectious particles
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that will all do what they will all make one infectious particle and 10 non-infectious
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particles so after one round of replication
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in this person's inhalation you will have four of these one two three four five six seven eight
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nine ten yeah ten of these and then you will have nine times four you'll have 36 non-infectious
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particles and I won't draw all those out but you don't have 36 of them now I know that this
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is a mathematically weak example but what I want you to see is that a natural coronavirus
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cannot be weaponized you can't grow this entity in a cell culture and ever get enough for it to
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be weaponized but if you take this infectious particle and you sequence it
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and you convert it to DNA and then you make a massive quantity of it right
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you can make as much as you want in a in a cell culture then when you convert it to DNA or to RNA
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again you will have this you will be you will be exposing the animal to you will be sharing with
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your colleague a pure high quality and high quantity of this pure RNA so if they wanted to do this
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and make it look like a coronavirus was circulating around the world knowing that a coronavirus can't
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do that well the technology that they have that is the basis for all laboratory coronavirus and
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RNA virus work is the DNA recombinant infectious clone this RNA infectious clone right here
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and so now imagine if they sprayed that in the subway what would happen people would get very
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sick but they would shed the same cloud of non-infectious particles so these people would
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definitely be sick they would definitely sequence positive they would probably have
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a very severe infection because they're inhaling all infectious particles not
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annoying immunogenic or antigenic particles but particles that will cause replication of that
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DNA and production of viral proteins which is the reason why infection starts to trigger the
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the whole immune cascade in the first place and you can see why in this natural infection
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the the tendency of the immune system is not to go to a cytokine storm but in in a situation like
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this where every cell has a replication competent RNA now you can imagine a scenario where this is
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a really great model of of infection in the laboratory to use it's extremely reliable it's
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extremely robust and more importantly it goes back to a DNA construct that can be shared with
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with an and catalog for all time and so to virologists this is just the way it's done
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but they haven't made the connection that this is the only thing that can be produced in large
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enough quantities to create the signal that we saw if you let an RNA loose and the only way it's
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going to get around the world is this way and there ain't no pandemic and that is the trick
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if we can get people to understand this it is really you know the problem is that it's DNA and
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RNA and so i've got another little drawing that i think i want to share and then i'll be quitting
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i promise this drawing is designed um that anybody can do it on a napkin to explain number
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one how the immune system works and number two why vaccination intramuscularly for most
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if not all things is in reality pretty dumb so i'm going to try and draw the simplest vertebrate
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body i can to illustrate what the immune system does and in so doing i'm going to draw it like this
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and this is also a drawing that any of you can make
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that's great okay perfect so you're going to think oh that's the lungs no it's not
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this right here is the lungs this right here is your GI tract and this these two areas here are
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your body so there is an outside and an inside and it is this barrier here
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that the immune system defends and it fends it defends it in a directional way
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inside out and we know that because this directional this rather this barrier is fortified by a network
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of lymph nodes where the immune system that that guards this barrier and this this illustration
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this might be the skin the lymph nodes are the headquarters of the immune system that man this
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barrier and of course all the mds and all the people that have been reading into this biology
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are aware that this barrier is continuous through the lungs and actually through the gut
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and it's only the change in the manning of that barrier that determines what happens at that barrier
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for example at the lung barrier i'll just put an L here for the lungs at the lung barrier it's
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almost all intolerance we don't really tolerate anything there now you might say that we tolerate
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pollen and that kind of stuff but in general it's still being cleared efficiently by the mucus
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and that's why we're not having to tolerate it but in general at the lungs it's intolerance
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on the other hand in the gut we need to absorb all the all the fatty um all the
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all the things that are not soluble in water have to be dissolved into the lymph which is of course
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also the main travel pathway of the immune system and therefore what happens in the gut is actually
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the opposite it's closer to a tolerance filter than anything else letting almost everything through
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and needing to be very careful about not letting foreign things in so remember when you're teaching
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your your your family that this is also the outside this is also outside
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and that's the point is that when you start to think about the gut as the outside and the lungs
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is the outside and start to understand that there's a continuous mucus membrane between the lungs
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and the gut
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then you will see that actual response to a respiratory pathogen is a response of intolerance
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to viral replication in the lungs and tolerance to the presence of viral proteins in the gut
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and what that does is it creates two very yin and yang differences in the different populations
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in the T cells which are sometimes called T regulatory cells in the gut and then of course T
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helper cells and cytotoxic T cells up here but in reality I think that that whole nomenclature is
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probably a little bit too simplified for the kind of orchestration that happens but I think it's
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for our purposes of teaching our family and friends it's important for them to understand
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just from that explanation that because food and nutrients need to pass through the gut freely
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without us building immunity to them which would be an allergy there is a very different complement
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of immune cells that's found here in the payer's patches then there are found in the lymph nodes
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which serve the lungs but it is the crescendo of the immune system created by the intolerant
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response of the lung cells the immune system protecting the lungs that is counterbalanced
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by the tolerance that builds as the viruses replicate and move down into the gut and those
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proteins are then processed by this wing of the immune system so that these T regulatory cells
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have the exact specificity necessary to turn down the ones that are driving the immune response
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at the lungs and this localization of these different responses and the coordination
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between those cell groups is vital to the proper identification of what B cells need to go into
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storage and what B cells can go into apoptosis what T cells need to go into dormancy and what don't
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it is an orchestration of this response at all of these barriers that are that are exposed to
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these RNAs and if we don't understand exactly how that works I'm fine but I assure you that it is
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the orchestration of these two responses and more that is the sum total R of R immune response which
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means that injecting a vaccine intramuscularly here is about the dumbest thing you can imagine
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doing if you want to augment this system it might work for something I don't know but my guess is
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my feeling is my gut feeling is already months ago that this is the right way to explain it
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that the immune system is designed specifically for this task and if you put something on the
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inside you have essentially created a scenario where the immune system is going to be challenged
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not to make a mistake and now even more important to understand is that in transfection
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whatever cell is going to express the spike protein is going to need to be removed
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and in removing that so that it goes to make an S over this and that's the spike protein
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any cell that needs to be removed is going to be removed by the immune system and that means that
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every time a cell is transfected and gets removed you are challenging we are challenging our immune
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system to be sure and not choose any of our own proteins to present and if it does choose our
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own proteins to present you better hope there isn't a T cell waiting or autoimmunity is non-stop
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and never going back and this die this this Russian roulette is played at every cell that gets
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transfected faithfully with an RNA and it doesn't matter what what tissue it is the potential for
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that error to occur is now real and i believe that that is the main danger of transfection
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that they are trying to hide behind saying that the spike protein is toxic or that the lmp's are
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toxic or that there's dna in the shot what i'm trying to say is that even if all those things
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weren't the perfect transfection would still put your immune system in a situation where it needs
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to make a choice it shouldn't have to make because it's designed to defend these barriers
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in a coordinated fashion and if you try to augment it by bypassing those barriers
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you have also taken the whole orchestration of the immune response out of the equation
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and forced it to make novel choices essentially and i can't stress enough how it doesn't matter how
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how often this doesn't occur we'll never know because autoimmunity many times will not show up
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for years the symptoms might not be something that you're ever going to connect you will never
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connect it to this it's horrible but i think that's one of the reasons why they're so focused on
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the cardio of the cardio the cardiac effects is to try and distract from this what i am sure is
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a ridiculously disturbing bouquet of possibilities that again gets horribly randomized
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in every single person because it is essentially a crap shoe where it goes
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if it goes to your bone marrow when would you know if it goes to your kids bone marrow when would
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you know if it goes to your kids spleen how would you know if it goes to your kids brain
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how would you know what would it show up like i mean these are these are endless questions
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with endless possibilities that compound one another and that's in the best case scenario of a
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transfection now add on the fact that the lmp might be might be poisonous or add on the fact
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that there's dna in there don't start with that add that on top of the fact that in the best case
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scenario this wasn't suitable for anything in a healthy human they were only using it on people
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who were going to die that had a genetic disease that was going to kill them anyway
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or was so ridiculously debilitating that well you got nothing to lose it's never worked
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so we need to really really start to have ways of opening our family and friends eyes i think a
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little simple drawing of the immune system is one way to do it a little simple explanation of
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why the immune system is and shouldn't be making this choice because it's used to making this
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choice at a barrier and in a cell type that is regularly patrolled for cancer i mean that's the
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reason why you shed your skin cells as part of your defense system and so if you're defending on a
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barrier that has that attribute and then you find antigens floating around behind that barrier
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what do you do how do you organize your response where's the cytokine uh where's the cytokine
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concentration gradient to orchestrate the cells moving from from the lymph node to the in fact there
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is none and this all missing means that no matter what you say this does it is not usefully augmenting
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the immune system for most in most scenarios i'm saying most because i want to hedge my bets but
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if i mean if i'm i'm speaking to friends here and and and everybody that i love then for sure i say
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that i think that they're completely wrong i think this picture right here should be the sales pitch
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of why intramuscular injection is really great for them but it's not really great for us
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um i think i could leave it there i already talked too long and then uh you can open up
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with questions i guess hope that was all right wonderful wonderful wonderful so if you stop
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sharing your screen uh so you probably have you think go back to gallery everybody
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top right corner click on view and choose gallery jjj thank you for sharing those thoughts as you
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were talking about intramuscular injections i keep hearing judy mike of it's a passionate
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exhortation to us don't inject anything in your bodies as she's told us on numerous occasions
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no more injections and and certainly as you have all heard me say it was 12 years ago that i got
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exposed to this whole game that was going on and the problem is that people aged over 40
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have grown up in an environment that is totally different now so that in australia in the first
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four years you need 43 you need 43 substances pumped into your body in the first four years of
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life in america jj's it's 72 in the first eight years oh sorry first 18 years this is the shit
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that's being pumping to everybody and that's why in my introductory statement i said many of us
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were supportive of vaccines and now many of us are passionate anti-vaxxers and your explanation
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has really reinforced you know my my thinking on this developed over 12 years my five my four
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children got minimal i got four vaccines in the first five years and as we all know
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no proper trials have been done on pumping in australia or else we're 43 bloody antigens into
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beautiful babies which by the way of course and i'll come back to the spiritual elements of
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this god jj's clearly incompetent that's the point you know this immune system that god
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designed is clearly incompetent so that's why we need all these injections right now that was
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just really i was just giving steven a moment but i really you articulated beautifully in this
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whole the the benefit of covid is going to be all of us understanding why on earth are we
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injecting stuff into babies steven and jim thought gave his don't you wouldn't have seen it jj but
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two weeks ago uh jim jim gave his confession here jj where he said where he said there was
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some 12 years ago jim that you said hey maybe injecting these babies is not a great idea so
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that was also that was also very instructive for us to see a man of jim's reputation and
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capability steven so jj um uh so i'm not going to give you hero status but i am going to say that
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you are exactly the kind of person we want on our side one because you're humble and you have
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a track record of changing your mind previously at least once when you were pretty sure that you
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were right the first time but you were honest with us and told us that you actually started
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all over again having actually thought that you'd save the world as you put it i think
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um so i wanted to ask you jj i agree with you that i don't think people can comprehend the um
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the multiplicity of lies that have been told and false leads and uh just extraordinary the whole
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thing the run pool thing i i wanted to ask you about that whether you think that run pool knows
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that that conversation he was having with fauci was leading people astray and would uh would
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actually do the big farmer and all the rest of them they've worked for them in promoting the
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possibility which you and i deny that these uh deadly viral pandemics are a threat to us
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in the future forever more it's just ridiculous the whole thing um i agree with you jj and uh so
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on what you said i think you said on one of the calls i i think you've been on more than twice
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actually um but you said uh that you didn't think you didn't think it was possible
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for them to do what they were threatening to i.e you know the lab uh the creation of a lab virus
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and you also didn't think it was possible for a virus to be transmitted uh for from a
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uh an animal to a human um and uh i think you said that uh so that got me thinking that maybe
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actually they were just uh trying to create a narrative which they could use to fear
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manga people forever more and that's exactly what they've done in my opinion but i think it was
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the way you were thinking the way i was thinking that they both collided and then
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i would really like to uh just before you go out any further like address that because it's
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important there's there are details there that are really important um first of all i i think
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that it's very likely that RNA exosomes of some kind or another can cause illness when you're
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exposed to them from either people conspecifics or from uh from animals and i don't think it's very
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often i don't think it's very contagious because of the nature of RNA but i'm not willing to dismiss
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respiratory disease as being possibly caused by RNA because we have
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uh a a panoply of data that shows that we have so many control mechanisms designed to respond
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to these signals and make sure that that they're mopped up we have you know just the idea that
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what i'm afraid of is that we are being led down a path where where the false information
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you know like there is no viruses there are no measles there's no whatever these kinds of things
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are we're getting very close to saying that when in reality we have to acknowledge first and foremost
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i think if you want to accept the biology that i'm pushing then you have to accept that in 2002
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somebody released an infectious clone and whatever the quantity of it was it was able to go from
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China to several other countries that infect about 10 000 people it killed 700 and when they
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sequenced it it changed about 50 amino acids between each sequence that they were able to
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to generate so compared to this virus which in the first six months changed less than 10 amino
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acids so something very different happened here but my argument would be that you could release a
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quantity of infectious clone equal to that which was released in 2002 and infect about 10 000 people
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and get limited spread which could kill as many as 800 and now if you did that in multiple places
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with the same clone then you would get multiple people multiple chains of limited spread until
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the fidelity of the infectious clone diluted enough so that it was gone would that be three
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people two people one person half a person meaning sometimes it wouldn't sometimes it wouldn't i don't
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but i know that if you did it with the biology that's described in all those books and described
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in all the papers about coronavirus you wouldn't get 10 000 people infected it's not the way it works
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when there's an outbreak of a human coronavirus they're able to track it through 30 people
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or through 10 children or two daycare centers but it's not like you can track it through a whole
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country like the Netherlands even when they have the kind of social monitoring and and system that
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they do they have never been able to do such a thing even though they've tried so to me that's
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the trick is to understand that there definitely is there are signals at this size scale that include
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DNA and RNA some of them may be infectious some of them may aggravate your immune system and cause
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a whole suite of respiratory disease some of them may even have a characteristic
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protein complement like measles or polio but but the way that they transmit and how they transmit
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and how fast they can go around the world has been grossly exaggerated in order to get you to be
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confused about the potential that's in nature versus the potential that would be in a pure bottle
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of this size that could never exist in nature just like trying to get you confused and think
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that the uranium that's found in all the soil outside of my house is the same danger as the
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purified uranium in a bottle of this size and that's really the trick this RNA can't do what
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they said it does out there but it can definitely do it if they make appear a quantity of it and
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spray it around and that I don't know how far it would transmit I don't know how many people would
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get sick from it I don't know if I had it would I cough something out it would make my family sick
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maybe I don't know but it's real because they can make it and they can make it in large quantities
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and that's detectable that's PCR positive that's sequinsable and it's culturable
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which is all the things they would need it to be if they wanted to convince the virologists in Iran
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in Wuhan in China in the UK and in America independently while something is spreading
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and it's the same sequence as they reported that's how you would do it you would do it with a call
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so JJ can you explain given that a deadly virus kills its host and the words deadly viral pandemic
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but deadly and pandemic cannot coexist in the same sentence in my view
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and endless deadly viral pandemics is what they're offering us now and we're all at risk from these
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endless deadly viral pandemics deadly if you believe in viruses then deadly viruses kill their host
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and they can't by definition obviously create a pandemic and oh people say well what if they
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cause serious disease same thing so it's on a kind of interplay in my mind
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yeah I agree I just think that sometimes transmissibility people can't get their heads
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around this can you think of a simple explanation yeah I mean I'm trying to to get there in the
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sense of you know once you start playing the discussion of viral dynamics you're actually not
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really fighting them anymore and I think that's where the no virus crew has their their game down
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to a science because essentially we should be allies with them they should be allies with us and
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they should love this clone theory because this clone idea is an idea which explains why virology
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might be grossly overstated and why a lot of this this science that they hate and say is fake is
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probably very much exaggerated or misinterpreted and that's fantastic for them but instead
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as soon as I proposed that maybe this was all done with infectious clones I became a virus guy
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and I had to but there are no viruses and I had to argue whether there were viruses or not and
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I said I don't want to argue about viruses when there are clones
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JJ I think the no virus people by the very fact that they talk about nothing else and do not want
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to talk about anything else other than that there's no virus they don't want to talk about the
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Russia war they don't want to talk about right okay but I guess what I'm saying is though Stephen
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is that the the the magical power that they have is that we haven't been good enough at stopping
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playing the virus game so when you are talking about a virus is killing its its hosts so that it
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can't pandemic or that you say that it's too transmissible and therefore it can't kill everybody
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these are all scenarios of viral spread absolutely yeah but I did preface it by saying that if one
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believes in viruses which I'm not sure I do yeah I don't think but I think you can believe in viruses
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and just not believe that they have the fidelity that you can there can be viruses they could be
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exosomes that are produced by every animal all the time for all we know and sometimes when we
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when we meet someone who's producing exosomes that are annoying to our immune system then we
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produce respiratory symptoms which expel those exosomes and maybe they also come from animals
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and occasionally those are especially irritating but the idea that that could create a phenomenon
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like a domino train is the part that they've exaggerated that's all that's all we need for
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that most of that viral virology to be kind of real but then the pandemic to be a lie
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so JJ so the porosity with which they argue about no viruses to the exclusion of all else no they
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don't want to so so they may well be right I I have conceded that many times to these people
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but they don't want to talk about anything else and so that seems very strange you know it's not
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in our interest because it's like a cult and there's no other way to describe it it is a cult
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I agree but I just want to be sure that that that everybody you know you guys are all pretty
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serious and so at this stage you know it's you got to be pretty nuanced in order to to
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absolutely to associate how how right they are about a lot of things and yes but having said that
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even if you are not sure about whether they're right or wrong and we haven't got time to actually
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prove it beyond reasonable doubt at the moment or even peer review it but we do suspect that then
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you know the whole virus thing should it might have been pushed at the expense of brilliant
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human immune system which is the science of immunologist and interestingly JJ I can't remember
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what I've told you this but someone who's intimately involved in the HIV nonsense in London told me
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about three months ago that the the immunologists the beginning of their decline was in the 80s
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which is of course coincides with the rise of virology so you wonder whether that was intentional
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they took away the the influence and power of immunologists who when I was at medical school
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the kings of medicine and they they increased the power of an influence of virologists and that
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was a construct in my view for what happened in 2020 what do you think I mean again I'm I'm not
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I like Michael Eden's response I'm not I'm not interested in viruses enough to to try to disprove
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them I'm just interested in saying that the biology that I understand with regard to RNA
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does not facilitate the kind of picture that we are being painted and and I don't know we need
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to go any farther than that because it absolutely it's it's really kind of that simple but
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yeah but the point is for the purposes of what happened in the last three and a half years
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do you think there was a pandemic was there I mean does the data say that there was pandemic I
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believe that it doesn't but also Jessica Naka's data says there was no pandemic Dennis says
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there's no pandemic but there were incidences of simultaneous symptoms there were incidences
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of simultaneous change of behavior in hospitals and change of behavior in ambulances which could have
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probably did I'm pretty sure accounts for the vast majority of the damage that it was done and
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now whether or not that was triggered with a few cases that were seeded with a clone so that the
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sequence would be the same I think it's almost certain but I don't think you need to think of
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it as thousands of people I think everyone needs to try and exercise their the simulation in their
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head of what would happen if you just told everybody that there was a dangerous novel pathogen that
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could kill anyone that needed to be avoided and that we didn't have any treatments for it but it
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was killing people and people were dropping in the street in China and you told them that there's
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money there's tests and there's protection from malpractice as long as you follow this protocol
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and put a protocol out there how many doctors would go against the protocol how many doctors
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would go against the tv and facebook how many of the doctors would go against the nightly news
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briefings about the pandemic none of them would have protocols that's another thing doctors should
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not have protocols and guidelines okay but that's something that's certainly not protocols that's
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something that that we have become awakened to now but the reason why the the protocol this
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sorry the pandemic was able to unfold was because hospitals and their financial structure and
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managerial structure in America and other places permitted this kind of top-down direction of
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doctors they could form because they had to there was evil intent always to take take
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but everybody was afraid and confused and and terrified and so at some point we've got to forgive
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these people and let them wake up you know i mean and not everyone can be expected to reject
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the things on television or because it is an illusion of consensus just like the the clapping
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audience you you can't expect most people to be immune to that level of pressure and it's not like
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an ash conformity experiment where the the wrong answer is obvious this is a very sophisticated
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ash conformity experiment where people on tv and people on social media and influencers are all
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weirdly saying the same stuff and so how in the world are people supposed to wake up it didn't
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fool me so how did it fool and it's just we just we just maybe we were in the right place at the
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right time maybe we're lucky maybe whatever but you know there's one thing that all doctors in the
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world should have known about and that was informed consent which is part of the nuremberg code as
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you know they should have known about that and they didn't and even when i mentioned that
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in december 2020 they didn't want to talk about it because they knew that was a killer argument
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and they didn't want to talk about nuremberg so what they did they took the they took power away
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from the autonomous individual doctor driven by medical ethics in the name of his or her patients
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and that was evil and the doctors should have understood about ethics if they didn't understand
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about anything else anyway so that's anyway that's very steven that's 20 minutes i quickly that goes
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great conversation okay everybody um thank you steven thank you jj we got hands up so
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so one of the things that i think is is at the start i said the science is never settled jj
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as steven has commented on your willingness to change your minds you know it's very interesting
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the opinions that we hold and seeing some of the comments in the chat i don't follow it very
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carefully because i'm paying attention to what jj says but you know i i repeat the chinese
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i'm told it was a chinese saying that says to be uncertain can be uncomfortable
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to be certain is ridiculous and in the issues that we're dealing with people who are certain
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about their opinions being right um i think is ridiculous absolutely and i'd say so many times
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this certainty that people i'm certain that's the answer and then a few weeks down the track
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it's changed so i just make that observation in this group hey it's great to share ideas here
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but you don't have to fight to the death for your ideas so that's the that's the that's the
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thought i wanted to say let's go amy amy then jim then rose and then jim uh two jims
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hello um i just wanted to ask i haven't seen um all of jj's lectures and this might have been
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covered before so if this is old territory never mind but as far as this model for some sort of
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exposure to new or the you know the clone of the original mrna through some sort of distribution
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mechanism other than viral transmission um does this have any effect on what you think should
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happen as far as with the injections some sort of shedding or contamination to non vaccinated
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people who are exposed to the people who were subjected to the vaccination the mrna vaccination
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um it's a good question it's something that i tend not to broach very much because
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it's i don't have enough expertise really to to speak extremely specific about it but
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number one it depends on the success of the transfection so how much rna reaches a cell
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and then how much of that rna gets faithfully trans translated into a functional protein and
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then how much of that could go into circulation or get extruded um i think will all depend on what
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tissues are transfected and so it's probably different in every person um but there is potential
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for excess a protein to be excreted and sweat um it's possible that it could be also in saliva
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and any other fluids because number one the makers of these shots warned in their own paperwork
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that people who are transfected shouldn't be having sex with with other people who aren't
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be presumably because there could be exposure to the protein um i guess it wouldn't be because the
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rna could be could be transmitted from person to person but i i assume they're assuming that
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the protein could um i think you can also go from from anecdotal um experiences in your own life
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if if you ate enough garlic would it come out in your sweat i think the answer is definitely yes
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and i think um that goes pretty much for a lot of a lot of things that we eat and a lot of things
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that we expose ourselves to so there's really no reason to believe that if you had excess
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of this spike protein in your body was more or less tolerating and at some point it would come
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out in your sweat um i don't know if that would happen on the first shot um but as your body builds
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tolerance to this spike protein it's very possible that later shots could produce an excess amount
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of protein that then gets secreted but i honestly i don't know i could be completely wrong and it's
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the first shot that has the most but the idea that it wouldn't happen again is a certainty that i'm
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not definitely not willing to state i definitely think it's possible
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okay thank you so much yep thank you thank you thank you thank you amie and i think
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amie you raised a good point the fact that it's you know jj might have spoken about something in
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the past and he weren't here on a previous call doesn't matter because we have such a shifting
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population and the people watching this recording will have a question so all questions are
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wonderfully provocative jim
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hey thanks jj great talk number one are you aware of cocsiella bernetti and its similarities to the
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symptoms of covid it can be sprayed over miles janet woodcock when asked about it refused to
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comment about it it is an intelligence weapon i have heard of it before and um i have and it
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it you know it's one of these more complicated scenarios that i think will only be discovered
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in an investigation um but i do think that there's been a number of potential explanations that
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include a toxin for the the bump in in symptoms uh you know clones for whatever little experiment
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are needed to fool molecular biologists and then the rest was just madness um and so i i don't mind
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that explanation um it would be interesting if that explanation uh would naturally offer some
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kind of alternative biological prediction like what would be there in evidence of that
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instead um but if it's as simple as people getting secondary pneumonia and it being bacterial then
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you know but that's treatment that's what happened
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treatment for cocsiella is hydroxychloroquine icy induction well then you know if i did hear
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i will without any double blind placebo controlled studies he did it by deduction yeah well it is
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done again there's there's there's lots of anecdotal evidence there for that being a possibility and
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if you if you i mean one of the best examples of why i think that this is plausible and one of the
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reasons why this clicks with me is that i feel and sense that they want you to feel like i vermectin
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is the drug that was suppressed but in actuality the drug that was suppressed first and much much
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harder was hydroxychloroquine and um i think that is a part of this narrative that i haven't been
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able to get enough handhold yet on how to teach it but this might be one of the reasons why
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that's the right answer is that hydroxychloroquine is actually a treatment for a for a wide variety
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of these respiratory diseases and it was actually as you're probably aware also um a in vitro confirmed
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preventing uh sars infection as well in 2005 so there was very good reason for that to be on a
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shortlist of substances and it was the first one that was censored and i still have the clip
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somewhere but in 2020 in february already abc news reported that the united states government put
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20 000 hydroxychloroquine pills in their in the in storage or whatever and their in their strategic
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stockpile and donald trump ramped up the production of hydroxychloroquine in florida until
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a a plant in taiwan that made the precursor i think or maybe i'm just getting the two confused
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but a plant in taiwan that also made hydroxychloroquine or a required precursor of it burnt down
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um so there was like a number of things that all it's much worse with hydroxychloroquine in terms
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of how hard they tried to go against it um then ivermectin and there's been books there are books
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about ivermectin but there's no books about hydroxychloroquine and that's a big sign
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i can talk you offline about that one more question about jason mcclellan
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who invented the sars covid 2 spike protein that is allegedly made by the mrna when injected
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jason mcclellan out of the university of texas austin put in the six proline restraints
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he developed it on a supercomputer called long horn
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hmm the spike protein looks like it's generated by computer
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um what do you what are your thoughts on well um my thoughts on that are that if the
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if the pandemic was meant to be orchestrated then there was a very specific problem that they had
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to solve and that was how are they going to guarantee that the mrna that they use will be
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effective and can be sold as being effective and so if the way that they solve that problem is by
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designing a coronavirus spike protein that had immunogenic properties and then lied about that
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sequence being found either by planting it uh probably by planting it with clone
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then you get this okay so we plant our our we make our RNA uh infectious clone release it in
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wuhan and iran they sequence it and report the sequence and lo and behold it's a sequence that
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we know will work to generate antibodies after multiple shots and so we'll just pretend well
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we'll just choose the spike protein lucky for us it works and then later on say that maybe it
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worked too well or that it was toxic or something like that and then the narrative is useful on both
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sides of the coin um and again i don't have i don't have molecular evidence for that but i
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don't think it's implausible at all to think that if this was an orchestrated operation then the idea
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would be to guarantee that they would have a a a shoe in working countermeasure that they wouldn't
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have to roll the dice on that would for sure work um and when they rolled it out they could point
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to the antibodies when they did the trials they knew it would work the way to do that would have a
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protein that already they already knew worked in the sequence that was found but that's getting
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pretty good yeah and and this is the plot of rainbow six it's known as quote the project
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and uh a quote virus is released at an olympic games spreads around the world in a in a soon
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after the games is over the vaccine is more deadly than the virus engineered by radical
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environmentalists to depopulate the earth in the name of climate change that's the plot of rainbow
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six competency yeah it's it's i'm aware it's um you know they're the the new planet of the apes is
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also a viral movie where they talk about antibodies neutralizing a virus six times in the first movie
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and then the second movie starts out with the virus spreading around the world with red dots and
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airplanes and uh and uh all the people being wiped out and so and they even call it a zoonotic virus
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and stuff it's it's there's no doubt that that the mythology of a pandemic is meant to be
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the new governing structure and the the the the temptation of course is to try and figure out
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exactly how they did this um but i think our task still really remains trying to bring more people
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on the side of understanding that we were lied to and let's fight about what the lies were later
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because right now we're we're really you know preaching to the choir all the time here we're not
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i don't need to convert you and you don't need to convert me and so we have to i feel like my job
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now is to come up with a message that converts new people without getting them to accept that all
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governments are bad at the first moment that they that they open their mind to this obviously that's
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where we want them to go but um there's so many people that are so sucked into this right now
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and so convinced that that consensus is real um and so it's going to take a lot of work to save
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them and and i don't know how we're going to do it but um i think the first thing and the first thing
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to start with is that they were lying and they've been planning this lie for a very very long time
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and i think the book that you cite along with all the other books that are out there the movies the
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x-files episodes the tv shows the cartoons that have all laid this narrative out they're all part
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of it and it's not it's i've said this in another interview today they're playing for all the marbles
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and their time frame isn't five years from now their time frame is 50 years at 100 years from now
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and it has been that time frame for several generations i mean if you want to think about it
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like i think about it i think you should think that the united states government or sorry the
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united states populace was fooled into believing that they rebelled against the crown and won
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their freedom when in reality most of the united states government and it's inner working stayed
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loyal and we are still under their control and in fact this is the culmination of a plan to grind
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us into the ground for breaking away from them in the first place and that's where the intelligence
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agencies come in that's where this this whole plan is not a government it's bigger than that
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because the idea is to grind america into the dirt because we're the last the last legislature
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of sort of bastion of freedom possible anymore the other ones are all gone already so this is the
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one they have to smash but that was on keep in mind on topic and keep in mind if the intelligence
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agencies invented it they know the antidote well i still am tempted by the idea that there's
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no antidote necessary they just have to make you convinced that there's needed one
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um then i know that that's not always true but that's my yep excellent rainbow six everybody
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we had it mentioned a few times before excellent reminder and uh jj in answer to that question of
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how are we going to influence in my view there's going to be a match that sets off the bushfire
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of united resistance of eight thousand million against one million and it will be something like
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a judge and peter huga mentions it it'll be something like a judge a highly placed judge in
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a court whose child has died from myocarditis pericarditis or a top business man who comes out
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and says i have been telling lies and that one match is what could be it jj and let's keep our
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eyes peeled because because the judges have been corrupted and some some of them will awaken
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eventually and steven's comments about nuremberg we don't know what the match will be
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but i'm very comfortable that there will be a match i'm also comfortable that it might be in
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two three years time so we don't stop as you've taught on us at the start so jj i remind everybody
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that you also said global problems are bullshit i love that idea that global problems are bullshit
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that's nick hudson all credit to nick hudson when they say global problems need global solutions
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you know it's global bs beautiful rose jj first off i love your breakdown of the science with clones
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that was very helpful to me so i want to give a twist to the comment that you made regarding
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that they're giving people to go down the wrong avenue when you were talking about oh gain a function
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versus natural yada yada yada so i want to do a twist on that exact same thing regarding the actual
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science i've been in health care for 40 years and as a health care consultant have been fighting
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behind the curtain with the unnecessary dust massive fraud doing the health analytics for 20
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years i've been alone voice crying out going guys you know title five of the aca we've got
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dummy down clinicians they can pass boards they don't know what they're doing we've got unnecessary
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deaths going on with hospital acquired infections conditions medical errors in 2016 i was invited
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to the who's who of health care in the united states where they declared open fraud on the stage
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and the room applauded and they openly said about how they're hiring convicts at john's hopkins
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because they want to do social experiments so my point being is that all of health care
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has been corrupted now for a very long time and i think you know the average person can't absorb
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the science they can't they're so bombarded with the political narratives that i think that
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in of itself is the distraction from the overall problem that all of health care has been corrupted
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and the staff has been dummy down and we haven't had informed consent across the board for a very
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long time so i'd like to throw that out to the group of is the science being a distraction because
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when we're trying to get to a billion people that can't handle the talk if we can kind of get back
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to the root issues of health care itself so that it's more palatable for the people to get on board
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with all of the issues so i just want to kind of throw that out to the group because i love the
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way that you were saying how we're being distracted and pulled and right now it's a bombarding of
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information and then on the on the virus talk i break it down to the average person of it's
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spiked protein it's a protein let's talk about spiked protein and not about viruses
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so i wanted to get your thoughts on that jj
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sorry i muted myself um yeah so i don't know how i would comment on that i mean it's a
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it's a it's a system-wide phenomenon one of the worst and biggest failures that i see in the
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pandemic is the absolute abject failure of every academic biologist who isn't aware that this is
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a fraud already and there are millions of them people at the university of pittsburgh that in my
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neurobiology uh department was more than a hundred faculty members and none of them have
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ever called me to say wow you were right or holy man i'm sorry that happened to you or anything
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like that they've all injected their kids and shown it on on on instagram and on facebook
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so these are these are academics who purport to be biologists who have just given up on the
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on their responsibility to understand what's really going on and have decided that they're
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just going to even though they know in their heart that something isn't right they're just gonna
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go on with their lives and go on with their grant applications and go on with their courses
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and go on with their supervision and and go on with the daycare and and they're not going to
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question the big picture around them because they're too busy they've got too much to do they're
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up for 10 year next year their husband lost their job so we're not sure if they're going to move
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and you know their kids are going to go to high school they're not sure what school they're
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going to go to and so all of us as she says as rose said have been driven to the point where
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paying attention to this unless you're someone like me who's just mentally ill and can't not pay
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attention to it you are forced to deal with the inflation and the the impact on your life and on
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your kids and what's going on you can't pay attention to this public health thing that's still rolling
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forward rolling forward like a massive um sort of unstoppable juggernaut where all these people
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are planning for the next thing and the next move and no one no one no one no one in our bureaucracies
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seems to be willing to look back and say wow we really we really screwed that up and the reason
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why is because they're all in on this change that is coming and so the the scary part is I guess that
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that it's going to take something much more than just awareness like really a lot of people are
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going to have to decide to get up and do something and and so there's a lot of momentum we still
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need to generate so it's tricky because it is hard to start getting people to think like this
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because it's it's harder to think like this than it is to you know just just watch Netflix and
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and worry about you know everyday things which is really what everybody should
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should be having the the freedom and privilege to do but yeah and I guess what I'm saying is that
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in the overall picture of what I've been battling for almost 20 years now
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covid is actually a small element it's it's so much bigger and and I guess to your point I have
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come across that with my hc aware presentations I get wide eyed open jawed stuns silence when they
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actually understand the big picture of the brokenness that covid is such a small piece of it
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yeah it's unfortunate that I think it's even as you're probably hinting at it's much worse than
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this in the sense of you know if we're if we're really honest and talk about everything that's on
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the table the financial system of America is is is overextended by that's saying it mildly and
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they have seen this coming for some time and one of the biggest signals that something is very wrong
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was something that I already said before I moved to Europe in 2002 which is how in the
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hell is it possible that somebody like Nancy Pelosi or somebody like Mitch McConnell is still
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in government it's just not possible unless it's corrupt and I was saying that 20 years ago and
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guess who are still in office now and that should be that should be terrifying to us that there isn't
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someone in Kentucky between the ages of 50 and 60 or between 40 and 60 with a successful track
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record of keeping their arms straight and having principles when they're needed that could serve
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as a better senator than that guy but our system is is very very far gone I guess where I'm going
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with the health care is is like again I love our talks around the science but to try to get to
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more and more average people the science is just too overwhelming and so how can we get them to
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understand there's a lack of informed consent for everything the nurses and doctors now in the
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hospitals aren't trained they don't know what yeah I see I see that I see that that's tough though I
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get that I do understand that point but that's why I'm for example trying to give a very you know
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cartoonish representation of the immune system which gets closer to the mark because I think
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that we've got to be very careful and not fall into the trap of this is too complicated to
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explain to people because I don't think it is that's the whole trap that you know the
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technocracy wants you to buy into is that I'm not an expert in that and therefore I have to defer
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to the experts who are and that's the excuse that everybody in in in academia uses because
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I work on hippocampal neurons and I work on long-term potentiation in in CA1 and so since I'm only an
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expert on the hippocampus in mice then what would I know about the immune system and its response
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to a coronavirus and this you're giving up your your it's not it is a responsibility you know I'm
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not a weatherman so I don't know if I should I'll just lose into the TV and decide what to wear
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because I'm not a weatherman I can't tell whether I should bring a jacket or not it's the same kind
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of attitude but now to your children's future your children's gender and your immune system's
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augmentation at the whim of a corporation or a government or a or a global entity and that's
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that's it's an incredible place for us to have gone in the last three years I'm sorry I got off
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topic there no that's good thank you thank you Rose now before we go to Jim JJ I'm going to say to
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you that you've been on this call now and I'm interested in health your health I say to you that
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if you haven't had to go to the toilet yet in two hours you're not drinking enough water
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I can agree with that um the bottle is still very full though so I'll keep drinking
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keep drinking keep drinking and everybody drink lots of water and not fluoridated water
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so JJ we've got half an hour to go we've got two four hands up and then Stephen's closing questions
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we're finishing on the two and a half hour mark so if you need to go to the toilet go now
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give the last half hour up to you you okay no I'm okay I'm playing right okay dr Jim here you are
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giving me some health now here you are Jim over to you
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JJ it's such an honor and privilege to listen to you and you're really I'm extraordinarily impressed
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with your presentation if you know I'm 44 plus years out of medical school and I was taught
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nothing in medical school about vaccines and if if I had my dr others if I had the power
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of putting a medical school curricula for every medical school in the United States of America
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you would be a mandatory lecture once a week for the first two years of every medical student
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in this country amen and to my question is um you're this positive of your simplistic diagram
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I've never seen anything like that it's it's and I've I've been interested in the immune system for
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for 44 years it's brilliant it's it's it's and it's physiologic and it's it's it's spot on I'm
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very very impressed with that I love it thank you very much I mean it's uh it was I can tell you
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the honest truth it was um something that I I was on my motorcycle and I knew at once that I had it
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I saw the whole picture um and I knew that I had to teach it that way and that was the first day
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that I actually put that slide up that said intramuscular injection might be dumb it's beautiful thank
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you I want to just go to one question and I'll let you maybe maybe two questions is I'm very very
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interested and you may I don't want to put you on the spot but the highlight of those you know the
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prominent um leaders that you had in the beginning of your presentation somewhere in a grain somewhere
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in a yellow and somewhere in a red frame and I'm just wondering if you might you may may not be
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willing to um to amplify on that like why were some of the folks in red from your perspective why
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were some of those in yellow and um and and and then the and I'll let you go on with that and
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I'll shut up thank you um I I would I can go back and just kind of say a little bit um and I just
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want to want to emphasize that the the reason why I would go back is because um I just want to make
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sure that you understand that it's it's uh it's it's my own personal experience that I'm trying to
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share and and the reason why that's important is because I was entangled with many of these people
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from the very beginning because I got involved in this group drastic on twitter which ended up
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being central to the narrative of the lab leak and who figured it out and whatever and reported
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on Tucker Carlson and Vanity Fair now don't get me wrong drastic was reported but it was attributed
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to people that weren't in drastic as would you would typically expect but more importantly drastic
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was a group of people most of whom were anonymous and the person who formed the group is still
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anonymous and so at some point I became skeptical of that group but in that first year I was
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contacted by many many many different people in various phone calls emails and these people
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turned out to be influential people later on or or continued to play certain roles later on and so
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one of the people that I have up here for example is Brett Weinstein and he's in yellow but in
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reality I would say that he actually should be in red because Brett Weinstein is someone who
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without a doubt um I taught most of the biology that I just presented here I taught to him in 2021
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in a signal chat that he personally invited me to join and in that signal chat instead of saying
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wow that's really great I can't believe how much you've taught me he said at some point that he
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didn't understand what I was talking about and he didn't think a zoom discussion with me would
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help him to help him understand it and so I stopped communicating with him now in this same signal
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chat I was in that signal chat in 2021 with Brett when he interviewed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in his
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house now if you're not aware that was November of 2021 but Brett didn't release that video
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until February of 2023 and now you can't imagine can you imagine having Robert F. Kennedy Jr. come
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to your house and record a three-hour podcast and then you're just casually not releasing it for 14
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months now there's also Steve Kirsch and Robert Malone on here and the reason why they're on here
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in yellow is because they came out on Brett Weinstein's podcast that's the first place that
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they came public when they came out publicly the three of them stated that they were demonstrating
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a combination of strategies that would allow strangers to hang out with each other Robert Malone
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was vaccinated and also infected he had hybrid immunity Brett Weinstein had never been infected
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but was using ivermectin prophylactically and Steve Kirsch had been vaccinated twice
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and so they started their podcast in the first 10 minutes by laying down a narrative that there
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was a novel virus for which these countermeasures are effective and that maybe it's a lab leak and
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it'll come again now I can keep going on and on and on but all of these people have essentially
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played some pretty critical like Nurse Aaron down here for example on the bottom is a person
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who who admits to being in the army admits to being in the psychological operations group
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in the army and started an anti-vax group two of them in 2018 and 19 in Florida before the start
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of the pandemic when she moved up to New York and was in present in this Elmer's hospital to make
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all these videos and show that they were mixing COVID patients with regular patients and and that
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it was spreading and that it was all this people getting hurt and then she wrote a book and did a
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tour you can you can go on and on Kevin McCurnan is a guy who who's as best as I can tell has made
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hundreds of millions of dollars if tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars selling companies
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that have all to do with his years and years of experience in the human genome project where he
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dropped his PhD and immediately went to work for the government in the 90s whenever that project
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started he's got like really young pictures of him and Francis Collins walking around the original
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lab or the original sequencing was done in the original human genome project that was featured on
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time this guy has a as a 7,000 square foot house on the ocean in Boston and yet he spends or used
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to spend an inordinate amount of time on Twitter tweeting against me telling me that infectious
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clones were a mythology that I didn't understand and that they were the same as regular coronavirus
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isn't that Jay was dumb a guy who has no business even having a Twitter account never mind paying
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attention to a guy like me with 3,000 followers on twitch so the behavior of these people has been
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so extraordinary nine days nine days after I was on Robert F Kennedy jr's podcast with Robert Malone
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I met Robert Malone in person and he jerked his hand away and said that I've never met you I don't
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know who you are and I've never introduced you to Robert F Kennedy jr however Bobby told me
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that it was Robert Malone who sat him down to watch my stream and that's the reason why he hired me
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so I guess according to Robert Malone Bobby Kennedy is lying to me it's possible but Robert
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Malone's the one who pulled his hand away and said I don't know who you are nine nine days after he
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was on a podcast with Bobby and me so it's strange because the the behavior of all of these people
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has been really extraordinary I mean give me another example here's a tonic this Mark Koolack
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guy that's underneath the arrow right here is a guy who from the very beginning of the pandemic
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was working with George Webb and George Webb I started to notice a pattern where George Webb was
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taking Mark's work and kind of twisting it around making mistakes when he would report it and kind of
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saying the opposite of what he should have said but then still giving Mark credit for being a great
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journalist and I started after a while really seeing this pattern to the point where I was starting
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to get a little frustrated with Mark because he wouldn't see it he was just like you know you gotta
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use everybody and at least I get publicity from George but what I could see behind the scenes was
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that his association with George was discrediting him among people who already considered George
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Webb to be to be a Medler and so interestingly enough I'm going to keep expanding on this again
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but you know all of these people are connected by actually talking about the worst case scenario
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together on the internet and that's very extraordinary because no one should have been certain in 2020
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about where this was going to go where it came from or who was in trouble no one but I
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I think well I say jay stop jay jay because you've done it you've done a great explanation jay jay's
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previous recording on our rumble channel go through beautifully how jay jay crafted that so when
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if you've got more time worth going through because jay jay that's about an hour on that well worth
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understanding but it's quite question so we've got to go we've got three more questions and sorry about
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jay jay 20 minutes so james it's very important you understand that in the video that of jay jay
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in his previous presentation at last presentation he went through about 50 people from memory connected
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with and it and it is it's not a case of jay jay trying to cause trouble in because he keeps his
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but he's just it's very interesting to listen to his observations and i think
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would be incredibly interested james yeah agree very good um thank you thank you jim marvin marvin
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john tom and then steven uh jay jay i'm going to ask you one of my most compelling factoids is
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bill gates buying a million shares of moderna in september 2019 what what is one or two of your
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most compelling lies about the last three years what an interesting question that's really great
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so the first one that i really think is important is is the pcr as uh as a readily
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manufacturable product so i'm not saying that pcr didn't work before the pandemic
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i'm saying that making pcr into a commercial product as a diagnostic tool didn't really
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exist before the pandemic and making it for a coronavirus was a lie there is no such thing
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as a specific test for a specific coronavirus you can have a test that identifies a coronavirus
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but that doesn't tell you that something new is spreading around that would be the first one
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um the second one is definitely the prevailing narrative that we don't know if we can build
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natural immunity to this virus the only reason to say that is if you thought that this was some kind
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of some kind of toxin right or you knew that it was some kind of toxin that you didn't build
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immunity to that every time you were exposed to it you were going to have symptoms that's a
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toxin that's not a pathogen so that discussion was really rampant for the first five months and it
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really i really had to argue with a lot of people about the the the actual biology that would support
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that concept um and then i guess the last one is this idea that transfection can be immunization
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because it's really not and when you when you break it down they are playing a semantic game because
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again uh this is something that really is specific for people that worked in biology in the on the
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bench in universities um Marvin let me tell you that at the University of Pittsburgh it would surprise
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me if there are more than 10% of the active research faculty at the medical school that do not use
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transfection in their laboratory meaning that almost every laboratory there that's working on
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any animal model any human not any human any animal model of a disease any animal model
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of a disorder any animal investigation into the function of any system in its body or its brain
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is going to use transfection in order to modify that system meaning that they are going to generate
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a synthetic RNA in a laboratory commercial laboratory they're going to have it packaged in
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any number of of of transfection materials that include liposomes which are lipid nanoparticles
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just with a different name and then they're going to get that a commercial product they're going to
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bring it into their laboratory they're going to inject it in the place that they want the protein
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to be expressed and they will transfect the animal in the place that they want to change the protein
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expression they will observe the changes in the animals physiology or behavior then they will
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sacrifice the animal and do whatever other histology is necessary to publish the data
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and so every one and at every university it's the same it is a standard technique
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for modulating modifying moving around pushing buttons inside of a real organism is transfection
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and if you use RNA it's transfection if you use an adenovirus with DNA in it then it's called
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transformation and these products have been available for upwards of 20 years they've just
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become cheaper and cheaper and cheaper because it's cheaper to make this stuff and everybody
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that works in academic biology should have immediately said that's not a vaccine that's a
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transfection and the difference is again you know you can inject you can inject chemicals
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you can inject chemicals in your in your body and that's vaccination but if you start
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transfecting your cells then you're doing even more potentially bad things than vaccination
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could ever do because vaccination is really just toxins and proteins the toxin is the adjuvants
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the proteins are what and they hope that your immune system will pay attention to with transfection
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it's completely different in transfection they are relying on your immune system to destroy your
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own cells and it hopes that they won't make a mistake and the horrible part about it is Marvin
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is that every academic biologist should have known that we don't use transfection with the idea
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of augmenting an animal forever i'm going to give you the best example i've got from my work and
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i'll be quiet we used to use an algal protein algae an algae protein that was a sodium channel
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meaning that would allow sodium through if it was exposed to blue light what this means is is that
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if you transfected neurons in the brain of a mouse with this protein and then put a light
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through their skull whatever neurons were expressing the protein you could control you can turn them
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on or turn them off now it's important to understand this modification is only temporary
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and the brain and its immune system will clear those neurons out in time or those neurons will
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die in time so when we get a remote control mouse that does a particular behavior when we turn the
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blue light on that's a very simplified version of the experiment but it could work that way
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that mouse is not now a blue light responsive mouse for the remainder of its life and then it
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just goes on to to live merrily until it's dead if you transfect the brain of a mouse you have
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a limited period of time before those neurons will die of toxicity or the immune system will
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remove them and then that animal will never be the same again and your experiment will be
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worthless because you can't go into the brain and find out who you change because they're gone
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and so my point is is that this lie about transfection being a candidate for vaccination is the
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really diabolical lie because it's investigational vaccine maybe it will work and that's that's
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totally wrong we should have known that from the very beginning and every one of these damn
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biologists that uses it on their bench in their animals should have known that that's the reason
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why it's a limited a limited tool they should have known because they know for their animals
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saw the hell couldn't they know for grandma that's the third lie hope that was a good answer beautiful
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yeah well done thank you Marvin okay john Tolman then Steven let's go 10 minutes to go
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I just have a couple of comments to make one is kudos to dr Thorpe you know I don't hardly ever hear
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a doctor make a statement like that that you know there was a possibility I just want to
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congratulate dr Thorpe for coming out and saying what he did because you know it's hard to admit
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that there may be a possibility you've been miseducated or under educated and I guess it's
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you know what you do with that knowledge now right I wanted to say something that
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that I think speaks to an earlier point JJ made about us I guess getting caught up in jargon
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and language you have to be very careful about this you know it's kind of I pick on Jim a lot
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because he's caught up in the medical literature that got me all misdirected so many times I just
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don't really trust it anymore but I think it's an important analogy that to make about you know
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you think about things like chat GPT right these large language learning modules how do they
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really operate you know they they reduce language to a mathematical sort of algorithm that just
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puts things together based on how many times it's seen something put together and just that way it
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answers questions this way it can't really answer a question it could just kind of produce
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a silly answer with this mathematical model of probability right so what they fooled us into
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doing I think by making everybody an expert releasing all this medical jargon into the public and
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letting everybody use it without you know really understanding the definitions of the language
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that they're using it is a gigantic human version of chat GPT and I think when you look at it that
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way and you listen to some people speak you can almost hear this this computer putting together
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an answer for you I mean would you agree JJ that that's kind of the way a lot of it hits me
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yeah I mean I get the point you're trying to make and I think it's a valid one they
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they it's kind of similar to the ash conformity argument in the sense of you know
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if you don't get a joke you might as well laugh along and because you might get it later
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and I think a lot of people have been challenged so much as as Rose said to understand this biology
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that they kind of just go along with it because they don't understand it but they know what the
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right response is and they can they can fake that so you know they can go along with it and
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you know what an intelligent response sounds like but if it lacks intelligence they don't
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have a way to discern correct you know my own study of this one of the reasons why I appreciate
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your work so much JJ is because you know you have a way of aerodietly simplifying things
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you know I got more out of your lectures than a year's worth of medical study I really did so
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you know thanks for thanks for doing that and you know I have this other kind of opinion about
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why PCR was deployed aside from some of the more obvious ones that we know I think it was deployed
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as an effectiveness measure right to see how effective their clone deployment measures were
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right they want to test everything the wastewater the people the animals the air the plant they
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want to test everything but what is PCR you know PCR is a Xerox machine right and they're looking
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for evidence that their genetic spam mail is actually taking hold somewhere I'm not in the camp that
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is scared of any of that but I think that you know it's interesting I like that that's an
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interesting idea I didn't think of it that way it's cool I like that that would definitely get
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data from that that's actually really something I hadn't thought about that's interesting
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I'm I'm not it doesn't really interface well though with the with the idea of overcycling and
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the idea of a specificity but I do see your point yes do use yeah yeah I see it very good
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yeah okay that's all right thank you thank you john and everybody check out john's links to his
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website to further expansion of john look at just thinking tom hey jj yeah you're you seem to be on
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a roll I think I've watched about four twitches I think you've done maybe like all week in a row
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that's it's great and I know you covered that neural implant video about you know how it'd be
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so wonderful to have your brain monitor all the continuously but I'm going to put a bunch of
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questions in the chat I'm sure we only get to one or two but you recently covered that makala
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bombshell thing where he he basically said he didn't he wouldn't if you were a parent he would
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not get any jabs and then you compared that to Malone um but on a more down-to-earth
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issue I have this friend who's just constantly telling me so-and-so just got
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covid so-and-so she's very social you know yummy yummy oh three people just got covid they're
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using these grocery store tests and so I put a I guess it's called a covid wrap at
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antigen tests I put the manual in the chat um so if you can comment on that and and maybe
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you made some discussion about no spread in New York City or you can maybe touch on New York City
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and then the last thing would be the um just informing people of your idea the swarm of variants
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all evolving in parallel and that may be a way to debunk the idea that they're they keep deploying
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these new clones as variants because that seems to be in the nose too thanks yeah you bet so um
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when he's talking about the swarm um he's talking about a little bit of what I mentioned in my early
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part of the discussion where I was saying that when RNA makes a copy of itself it's never perfect
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and if you want to try and do an exercise in your head um to to follow along with this you have
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to have a little stick and this is the stick that's going to get copied and so remember that the
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enzyme that copies an RNA will copy it from one end to the other right and then it's got to go
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and back to the other end and start again it doesn't go backwards and forwards and backwards and forwards
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so think of the consequences of this in the cartoon of RNA replication this is the first RNA
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the second RNA that gets produced when this one is copied has a minimum of three errors in it
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because that's the nature of copying RNA the virus jumps off and now it's going to join
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our replicate one of the two RNA by RNAs that are present because there's the first RNA
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you just said the virus jumps off does that mean not the virus sorry the immune the the
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enzyme so if if in the replication cycle you have the first RNA and it gets copied into a second RNA
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but this second RNA has three errors in it minimum because of the narrownius nature of RNA dependent
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RNA polymerase copy so depending on which of these two RNA gets amplified you might have another
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RNA produced with three or four errors in it or you might have a copy of this one made that will
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add additional three errors from the original sequence and now you'll produce one with six
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and so as this goes on and on you can see that very quickly the original sequence gets lost in a
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swarm of variants that have point mutation scattered throughout their genome and included in that
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are places when the RNA polymerase just gets about halfway or third of the way and just stops
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and so there are in almost an infinite supply of incomplete genomes partial genome sub
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genomic RNAs and miscopied not miscopied but less than perfectly copied because that's the way it is
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swarm copies of the original virus so what I need you and everyone to start imagining is
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that if the if the background signal is a swarm of coronavirus is that makes everybody sick every
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year spreads around most of the time and most of the time our immune system ignores it but little
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kids get sick a lot and as we build tolerance to this whatever it is RNA signal in the background
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we become less sick every year and eventually we don't have common colds anymore then the point
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would be that if we started sequencing that background we would be sequencing the swarm
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and you can find lectures from Vincent Rancid yellow and other very rachen yellow you can find
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many lectures from virologists that discuss the swarm and how the sequence of a virus is actually
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a consensus sequence based on an average of all those those individual genomes that are present
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and aligned on a computer and decided what the average or consensus sequence is what that means
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is that in that huge swarm of variants every single one of the variants that we're currently
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tracking could have been there and they could have said okay now we're going to make it could
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there be could there be some geographical localization sure absolutely absolutely and then they move
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back and forth and whatever absolutely that that's all possible even in that dominant where one
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variant is dominant all the other parts of the swarm are probably there but just in a smaller
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and i really think that us taking their their we're taking their word for it that this particular
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sequence is the new dominant variant when in reality understand that they could have sampled
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this variation for five years before the start of the pandemic and had all the the phylogenetic
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tree ready to go and then said okay we're gonna say we found this one then we're gonna say we
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found this one then we're gonna say we found this one and for the most part the sequencing is based
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on the 99 primer sets that are in the sequencing reaction that is distributed so if the control
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of those 99 primer sets is under the control of the right people then as they want to find new
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variants they just change that primer set and they'll find the new variant that they already know is
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just waiting to be sequenced and that's what i mean by conflated background again okay any
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test that's the only my second question i'll stop yeah that i'm gonna can i get back can i get
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back to you on it because i can't see what kind it is and i'm not i don't want to make it i'll
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say something really dumb accidentally but i'll definitely get back to thank you thank you you're
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welcome all right john just your quick question before we go to the last bit yeah jj have you
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looked into any of the ramblings of Harold Krause Bella can you say that name again
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Harold Krause Bella you know i'll put it in the chat thank you um i don't want to waste a lot
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of time on this this guy has you know an overarching cosmology that is a little bit distracting but
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he is pretty brilliant and you know he explains a lot of things that i think are open questions
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that we have but he engages with that biophotonics
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line of thinking and pretty much ties together a tremendous number of variable they've got a
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whole library of this guy talking but if you've never heard of them just maybe watch that one
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it's a little long but see what jumps out at you at that maybe the next time you know you talk to
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us you might be able to expound a little bit on that see what there is useful okay i'll check
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it out i'm a little nervous but i'll definitely check it out okay okay thanks john now before we
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go to you steven jj i have one thing i want to bring to i want to raise and that's this book
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slow death by rubber duck oh nice what's that
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essentially by two Australian researchers published 10 some 10 years ago slow death by rubber duck
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everybody and in fact the year of publication was dah dah dah dah dah
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it just shows you know how to get bloody publication dates on i read 2009 so 14 years old now the
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point about this is that you kill your child by giving them rubber ducks to chew on
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why slow death by rubber duck two University of Queensland researchers who said i wonder what
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my child is chewing on and this book articulates there's over 80 000 synthetic chemicals that are
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are in products and a number of our members our participants have commented on you have also
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jj made this distinction between toxicity and pathogens this book i recommend it to all of you
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very readable very enjoyable 80 000 synthetic chemicals less than five percent of them have
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been tested for safety okay and then we've got you we've got elik zek who gave us a slide and i
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remind all of you with this slide with 37 symptoms of toxicity that are identical to covid
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and common cold and flu symptoms and so everybody whilst we talk about common cold are you sure
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you're not being poisoned and many of us on this call would say yes we are and what i'm jj you
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you're a wonderful exposition and and this since 1970 my naturopath 1970 when i have a cold my
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father would say i'm i don't have a cold i am eliminating and so these symptoms from a disease
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versus getting slow death by rubber duck everybody jj just bring it to your attention
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nice thank you go into it but jump but the toxicity versus an infection stay the last
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questions to you for the next few minutes so jj this is a really important question now so
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um i've been thinking about it a lot over the past three months um but it's kind of coming to a
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head and so i don't want to kind of talk about me but i was involved together with other doctors
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in a massive fight with the british government over uh dr david kelly and so we had a massive
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information we we became experts we were told this by the daily mail and um the top three people at
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the daily mail one of them was the godfather of fleet street uh so-called hall daker and
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we became experts we we fought a very tight campaign without lawyers we we were on our own
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and uh we got letters published in six letters published in the guardian one in the new states
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one the one in the new states one i think cost the editor his job um unfortunately um but anyway
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pointed to this we then got the best lawyers in the united kingdom liday in london the human
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rights lawyers claimants only they were the the government the british government tried to take
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liday out because they had a thousand clients in iraq and there was a four-year uh um investigation
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of liday this huge uh london firm uh on behalf of the british government by the solicitors regulatory
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authority anyway the point was that we got these lawyers on board we didn't even know we were
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going to be litigants but we did become litigants but we didn't realize it there was so brilliant
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and one of the brilliant things they did um so there was one lawyer in particular called
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francis swain and she was absolutely brilliant um but she was incredibly modest that's probably
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why she was so brilliant and she was the kind of chosen one if you like of uh martin day of liday
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so he was the kind of uh formed the company with lee leige his name was martin day it took me four
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there were four recommendations to get to him and then he immediately got francis swain
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swain because i thought it would be martin day taking charge of this very important case
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and it was francis swain so then i'm not sure it was her idea but it probably was her idea
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she instructed a lawyer on the on our behalf because he had all this information very like now
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and so the strategy was this a brilliant strategy i've forgotten about it and it's what we should
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do in my opinion i hope that you'll agree and if you do then we need to work together to identify
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exactly what they honed in on and what they honed in on so they knew we'd formed a very tight campaign
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concentrating on the medicine always making points that we knew that they couldn't answer
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and that's exactly what happened and so a lot of people said oh we didn't succeed in getting a
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uh an inquest but in the end we didn't need an inquest because actually what we were trying to
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do was change public opinion from dr david kelly according to the british government having committed
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suicide and changing that public opinion to oh he was bumped off which is what people say now
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who wants it and so what the lord lawyer this lawyer i think was francis swain she brilliantly
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honed in on instructing a barrister called richard herma and the tactics seem to be to me
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but i'm not sure i never had it confirmed but uh they wanted a barrister a very able barrister
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but a hungry barrister i.e. someone who was going to be qc in the next two or three years you know
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qc's queens council now king's council so richard herma fitted the bill he was absolutely brilliant
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and his his task was to identify the single point weakest point of the british government when it
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came to dr david kelly and to identify what it was and also that point had to be
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understood by the people very importantly and so what he came up with out of this massive
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information much a bit medical well a lot of a lot of it medical and uh about coroner's law and
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inquests he said that the single most important point out of all the many points which could be
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made and the one that the lawyers and we should concentrate on was that it was not possible
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to bleed to death from an owner archery which is the small archery on the on the medial aspect of
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the ventral surface of the wrist and that was a brilliant strategy because they were
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stumped before but they were really stumped when they had to argue against that so my question to
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you is jjj what is the biggest lie and secondly what is the part of the narrative that they're
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most vulnerable to attack on and unable to defend himself because that was the case with the
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bleeding to death from from a severed owner archery oh that's that's a tricky question yeah
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it's a tricky question um i don't know if i have the right answer off the top of my head but my gut
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says that um michael eden would agree with me that that vulnerability is the story of an RNA
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based pandemic so the story that we have to accept and we're going to go along with their
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story is that there wasn't something there and then in the end of 2019 there was something in a point
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that then spread from that point around the world on airplanes and is continuing to spread
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around the world now i really think that is the the giant lie because that's not a small lie that's
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a magnificently gigantic massive lie about the potential for RNA to replicate and
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so i think that's where they're the most vulnerable that's where the public understand that that's
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that's the that's the point i don't think that it's impossible for the public to understand that
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yes they're going to resist and yes the tv will will tell the public that they can't possibly
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understand it but it's a very simple explanation that gets simpler every time i give it and i don't
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think that anybody that's really interested if you start with as this is michael eden's strategy
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start with they lied and then when people are curious enough to say what did they lie about
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start with the fidelity of RNA the idea that an RNA molecule if granted the right sequence
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can replicate with high fidelity and go around the world that infect millions of people in a way
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that it's never happened before not even close not even if you give them three orders of magnitude
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it's still never happened and so it's i think that that's where i got with my friend just the
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other day who came into town who hadn't heard me and didn't know where i was working okay jib what
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about they think that's where you start what there was no diagnosis covid-19 because that stops people
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in the tracks i've tried and steven hang on hang on hang on hang on we're we're now you've got the
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answer it's a great answer steven stick with that answer right because i like that's a great thing
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for us because that's what i had questioned that's what marvin passed it's not just one answer to
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this we need to discuss no no you asked for an answer he gave you one answer yeah you know and
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and it's it's it's tied because we're gonna have not half an hour for another conversation but it's
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a great question and so let's stick with that gosh how would we explain that steven what jj is
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saying he says it's getting simpler each time because i take your point the tip of the spear
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the david kelly metaphor is an excellent one for us absolutely all right steven one more minute one
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more jj if you've got a second one that steven wants that's exactly what i was going to ask him
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next one what's that you want a second one that their boner one yeah well second then the second
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one is their their ridiculous model of immunity that has to do with anybody's floating in your
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blood so we just have to challenge people to understand how dumb that is and why that was
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inserted already decades ago but but the point that the thing i'd like just like to say is that
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people are so wedded even in this group to having had covid 19 they're shocked when when a doctor
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turned round for example and says there was no reliable diagnosis covid 19 and that it was a
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fraud the whole thing that there was no symptom which was pathognomonic for covid 19 and there was
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the pcr test of course was a joke and should never have been deployed so then shocked when i as a
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medical doctor say and look them in the eye and say i'm sorry i know you want to want to stick with
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that story that you've had covid 19 but there was no diagnosis of covid 19 in my opinion right
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i just think the the danger of that is is that the planners of this orchestration have thought
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of that already and they have done something so the question is like Jim earlier said did they
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release a bacterial pathogen that caused respiratory disease and then said it was a coronavirus and
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sampled from a conflated background signal or did they use clones to make people sick
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that part of the crime we don't know but there's a lot of people who had something at the same
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time as other people had something and i don't necessarily say that you're wrong and that is it
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JJ points i'm trying to make is that this tactic this strategy came from one of the most brilliant
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lawyers in the world and that's why i'm arguing that if you try to make people say that what they
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experienced isn't what they experienced that's more challenging than to say they lied and that
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they lied about this biology of our day that's what i mean because you can get there later we're
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going so what i'm trying to do is highlight the strategy in your mind that yes i get it
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if we can work on that he's got it JJ thank you so much you're very welcome no we could go for
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another four hours we cleave but you should be pleased JJ next time you come on you can do a
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five-minute intro we'll hit the questions going without any drama so at least at least we've got
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some of your knowledge to handle our difficult questions steven thank you for organizing
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JJ thank you for jumping in at the last a minute and thanks everybody for participation for your
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insights for thoughts for provocative thoughts um we fight the fight and JJ i was was saying this
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is a six-year war world war three someone with spiritual information says now it's a seven-year
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war so we're three and a half years into a seven-year war so everybody just get rejuvenated
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steven with a three and a half more years of these meetings okay everybody enjoy all right thanks
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for being here bye thank you so much thank you and everybody else thank you JJ while it's funny
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you said that uh charles about seven years check out revelation not
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it was a great way to hear it all right i just signed off thank you guys for sitting in um i hope
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i'm going to be able to hang out with my friend tonight and that means i won't stream later this
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was my stream for today um i apologize for the short notice i got called at the last minute because
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um david martin decided not to show up um it was an impromptu little thing i don't know how far off
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the rails i sounded um but anyway thanks for joining me i'll stream this song out um and i will
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see you guys again tomorrow um i probably won't do two hours and 24 minutes tomorrow but i had to
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do that when i get get off for a guide platform so thanks very much guys for for being here
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so
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I have no responsibility for the current pandemic.
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Stop lying!
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I have no responsibility for the current pandemic.
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Stop lying! Stop lying!
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I have no responsibility for the current pandemic.
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Stop lying! Stop lying!
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I have no responsibility for the current pandemic.
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Stop lying!
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